ADT Commercial Fire & Burglary Alarm System FOCUS 200 PLUS, Installation And Setup Manual

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General Description
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In This Section
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About the FOCUS 200 PLUS System
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Prominent Features
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About the FOCUS 200 PLUS System
The FOCUS 200 PLUS is a UL Listed commercial burglar and fire alarm system that provides:
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A control unit circuit board that contains:
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Dual microprocessor firmware IC chips (16-bit primary MPU, 8-bit secondary).
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A non-volatile SRAM IC chip for storing the programmed data, so the data will not be lost if
the system loses all power.
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Control of the system via user-friendly operating panels. The operating panel provides:
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Four lines of interactive messages.
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Menus to guide the user through simple selection processes.
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Up to 255 points of protection that are divided among input and output points.
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Up to 8 BA groups.
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2 built-in supervised bell outputs for compliance with local FA requirements, as well as for use
with BA applications.
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A built-in communicator and supports an optional backup dialer or an optional AC communicator
module for monitoring purposes to a Customer Care Center.
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Up to 255 users, of which the first 99 may use ID codes and/or card/keys to access the system. The
remaining are card/key users only.
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The ability to downline load the programming from a remote location using the Service Terminal
Downloader.
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Default data parameters stored in a read-only memory (ROM). This default data may be
transferred from the ROM to the SRAM by issuing a command at an operating panel.
Prominent Features
Below is a list of the prominent features of the system. For a detailed explanation of any of the
features, see the appropriate section.
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Eight built-in points, including two 2-wire smoke detector loops.
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Built-in programmable style "D" fire loop.
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Capability of employing up to 16 operating panels for a given system, with a single operating panel
controlling all BA groups.
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Freedom of customer to determine names that will appear on operating panel displays for each
point of protection, each BA group, and each ID code.
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Two RS-485 buses employed for communicating with and powering the gateways, operating panels,
printer interface units, and sensors via gateways.
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Up to eight gateways (SIM, PID, and RF) that serve as interfaces for sensors and output devices.