Smart Power Supply

important

This integration is supported only by ipTNA4i devices.

In many installations, the ipTNA4i is mounted directly inside the fire alarm panel to enhance security and use the panel's buffered power supply.

If the installation inside the panel is impractical or undesired, a packaged version of the ipTNA4i is available in a Dycon-manufactured housing, allowing it to be installed in close proximity to the panel.

The Smart Power Supply integration enables continuous monitoring of the Dycon power supply and its connected battery. Through the serial interface, the ipTNA4i receives real-time information about the power status — including AC input, battery condition, and output voltage.

Critical events such as the loss of AC input or battery failure are reported to evalink talos.

Enable Smart Power Supply on the TNA Web Server

info

Access level 4 is required to enable or disable the Smart Power Supply integration.

To enable the integration, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to settings Settings > view_module Integrations from the top right corner of the page

2. From the list of integrations, search for Smart Power Supply and toggle it

Once the integration is enabled, you can find it under view_module Integrations on the top navigation menu.

The status is also reflected on the Integrations section of the Home page.

View the Status of the Power Supply

To view the status of the power supply, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, click on view_module Integrations from the top navigation menu and choose
   Smart Power Supply

2. On the Smart Power Supply page, you can monitor the system's status, including the AC input, battery, and DC output

Name	States	Description
Smart Power Supply
	radio_button_checked Active	The device is operating and communicating normally.
	radio_button_checked Unavailable	The device is unreachable or not reporting any data.
AC Input
	radio_button_checked OK	The AC input is available and within normal operating conditions.
	radio_button_checked OFF	No AC input detected. The device is running on battery or idle.
Battery
	radio_button_checked 13.7V	A normal battery voltage reading.
	radio_button_checked Low Voltage	The battery voltage is below the safe threshold.
	radio_button_checked Overcurrent	Abnormally high battery current detected.
	radio_button_checked Charging Failure	The device cannot properly charge the battery.
	radio_button_checked Disconnected	The battery is not detected or physically unplugged.
	radio_button_checked Load Test Failure	The battery fails load testing, indicating aging or defect.
DC Output
	radio_button_checked 13.7V (0mA)	The output voltage is detected and within normal operating conditions.
	radio_button_checked Low Voltage	The output voltage has dropped below the expected range.
	radio_button_checked High Voltage	The output voltage is above safe operating limits.