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Gent Vigilon Main Control Card EN54 Zonal Display

Part no.VIG-MCC-EN
BrandGent
RangeGent Legacy
Sub-rangeVigilon Cards
Gent by Honeywell Vigilon Main Control Card EN54 Zonal Display — main product photo

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At a glance

  • EN zonal panel applicationFor EN Vigilon panels and matching inner doors supplied after 15 February 2005.
  • Post-2005 door compatibilityMatches the zonal inner door with 12 control indication LEDs, requiring main control card software V4.30 or later.
  • S-Quad sensor supportEN Vigilon panels using this main control card support S-Quad sensors.
  • P1 LCC mountingPlugs into the P1 LCC socket on the panel backplane.
  • 40-way display connectionP4 accepts the ribbon cable from the display and keyboard card.
  • CR2032 lithium cellSupplied with a 3V CR2032 cell fitted with the positive side upwards.

Description

The Gent VIG-MCC-EN is the main control card for four-loop EN Vigilon fire panels and zonal doors supplied after 15 February 2005. The matching door has zone LEDs and 12 control indication LEDs and requires main control card software V4.30 or later. The card fits the P1 LCC socket on the panel backplane; P4 takes the 40-way ribbon cable from the display and keyboard card. Supplied as one card with a CR2032 3V lithium cell fitted, it measures 157mm high by 100mm wide and weighs about 96g. Panels using it support S-Quad sensors. It must not be fitted to BS Vigilon or 34000 fire panels.

The VIG-MCC-EN is the main control card for EN Vigilon panels and zonal inner doors supplied after 15 February 2005. The matching inner door has zone LEDs and 12 LEDs for control indication. The door requires main control card software V4.30 or later. Panels fitted with this card support S-Quad sensors; the card must not be installed in BS Vigilon or 34000 fire panels.

Read the full technical description

The VIG-MCC-EN is the main control card for EN Vigilon panels and zonal inner doors supplied after 15 February 2005. The matching inner door has zone LEDs and 12 LEDs for control indication. The door requires main control card software V4.30 or later. Panels fitted with this card support S-Quad sensors; the card must not be installed in BS Vigilon or 34000 fire panels.

The card plugs into the backplane socket marked P1 LCC. Its P4 connector takes the 40-way ribbon cable from the display and keyboard card. The USB connector and P2 are reserved for future use on this card.

The card is supplied with a CR2032 3V lithium cell fitted, with its positive side upwards. Remove the insulating sleeve before fitting the card into the backplane. Once that sleeve has been removed, keep the card off metal surfaces. A replacement cell must be the same type or an equivalent.

The card measures 157mm high by 100mm wide and weighs approximately 96g. Its operating temperature range is 0°C to 45°C, with storage from -10°C to 55°C. Relative humidity can be up to 90%, without condensation.

Specifications

ManufacturerGent
Product codeVIG-MCC-EN
Card typeMain control card
Panel applicationEN Vigilon with zonal display, post-15 February 2005
Control indication LEDs on matching door12
Required MCC softwareV4.30 or later
Backplane connectionP1 LCC
DKC connection40-way ribbon cable to P4
USB and P2Reserved for future use
Dimensions (H x W)157 x 100mm
WeightApproximately 96g
Lithium cellCR2032, 3V
Operating temperature0°C to 45°C
Storage and humidity-10°C to 55°C storage; up to 90% RH, non-condensing
Supplied contentsOne main control card with CR2032 lithium cell fitted

Specifications per manufacturer documentation, subject to change. E&OE.

FAQs

Which Vigilon inner door works with VIG-MCC-EN?

VIG-MCC-EN works with EN Vigilon panels and inner doors supplied after 15 February 2005. The matching door has zone LEDs and 12 LEDs for control indication, and requires main control card software V4.30 or later. The older zonal door with six control indication LEDs belongs to a different main control card application. VIG-MCC-EN also must not be fitted to BS Vigilon or 34000 fire panels. Its application is the post-February 2005 EN zonal panel build.

How does the card connect to the panel and display?

The VIG-MCC-EN plugs into the panel backplane at the P1 socket marked LCC. The display and keyboard card connects through a 40-way ribbon cable to P4 on the main control card. P2 and the USB connector are reserved for future use on this card. The lithium cell’s insulating sleeve must be removed before the card is fitted, and the card must then be kept off metal surfaces to avoid damage to its components.

What battery does VIG-MCC-EN use?

The card uses a CR2032 3V lithium cell, installed with its positive side upwards. The factory insulating sleeve must be removed before the card is fitted into the backplane. After removing it, keep the card off metal surfaces because contact can damage components on the board. When the cell needs replacement, use the same type or an equivalent. The VIG-MCC-EN board itself measures 157mm high by 100mm wide and weighs approximately 96g.

Does VIG-MCC-EN support S-Quad sensors?

EN Vigilon panels fitted with VIG-MCC-EN support S-Quad sensors. The matching post-February 2005 zonal door requires main control card software V4.30 or later. Specific system functions have their own software requirements: for S4 low voltage interfaces on EN Vigilon, the loop firmware must be at least V4.35 and the main control firmware at least V4.37. This card belongs to the EN panel application and must not be installed in a BS Vigilon or 34000 fire panel.

What are the card’s size and environmental limits?

VIG-MCC-EN measures 157mm high by 100mm wide and weighs approximately 96g. Its operating range is 0°C to 45°C, while the storage range is -10°C to 55°C. Relative humidity can reach 90% provided there is no condensation. The board fits into the P1 LCC position on the panel backplane. Its CR2032 lithium cell is fitted positive side upwards, and the card must be kept off metal surfaces once the cell’s insulating sleeve has been removed.