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SECTION 15

Scheduling................................................................. 15-1

About Scheduling .......................................................................................................................................................... 15-1
Permanent Schedules.................................................................................................................................................... 15-2
Temporary Schedules.................................................................................................................................................... 15-3
Holiday Schedules......................................................................................................................................................... 15-4
Ambush Schedule.......................................................................................................................................................... 15-4
Scheduling Options....................................................................................................................................................... 15-5

SECTION 16

Downline Loading .................................................... 16-1

About Downline Loading .............................................................................................................................................. 16-1
Programming the Control Unit for Downline Loading ............................................................................................... 16-1
Downline Loading the Customized Data...................................................................................................................... 16-2
Verifying the Downline Loaded Data ........................................................................................................................... 16-3

SECTION 17

Real-Time Clock........................................................ 17-1

About the Real-Time Clock ........................................................................................................................................... 17-1
Setting the Time and Date ............................................................................................................................................ 17-1
Setting Daylight Saving Time ...................................................................................................................................... 17-2

SECTION 18

ID Codes ..................................................................... 18-1

About the ID Codes........................................................................................................................................................ 18-1
Service Code .................................................................................................................................................................. 18-2
Fire Marshall Code ....................................................................................................................................................... 18-2
Duress Signal ................................................................................................................................................................ 18-2
Programming ID Codes ................................................................................................................................................ 18-3
Summary of ID Code Capabilities and Privileges ....................................................................................................... 18-4

SECTION 19

System Operation...................................................... 19-1

About Operating the System ......................................................................................................................................... 19-1
Action Menus................................................................................................................................................................. 19-2
Operating Panel Modes................................................................................................................................................. 19-5
ID Codes ........................................................................................................................................................................ 19-6
Control Unit and BA Group Options............................................................................................................................ 19-7
Recycling Exit Delay ................................................................................................................................................... 19-12
Alarm/Trouble Memory ............................................................................................................................................. 19-13

SECTION 20

Testing the System .................................................... 20-1

About Testing the System.............................................................................................................................................. 20-1
Operating Panel Tests................................................................................................................................................... 20-1
Local Tests..................................................................................................................................................................... 20-2
Transmission Tests ....................................................................................................................................................... 20-3
Testing the Printer ........................................................................................................................................................ 20-4
Finishing the Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 20-4
Instructing the Customer .............................................................................................................................................. 20-4

SECTION 21

Specifications............................................................ 21-1

Electrical/Mechanical Specifications........................................................................................................................... 21-1
Installation Criteria ...................................................................................................................................................... 21-2
Approvals....................................................................................................................................................................... 21-3
Access Control Interface Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 21-3

SECTION 22

Equipment ................................................................. 22-1

Basic System Equipment .............................................................................................................................................. 22-1
SIM Sensors .................................................................................................................................................................. 22-5

Index.................................................................................................................................... 1

Limitations of This Alarm System .............................................................................. A-4

Summary of Contents for Commercial Fire & Burglary Alarm System FOCUS 200 PLUS

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Page 3: ...Main dialer is built in Secondary dialer 472402A is an add on module Supports ADT SIA and ADEMCO Contact ID formats ADT AC Communicator Module On the communicator card Add on module 472491 DES Encryp...

Page 4: ...orts back tamper for commercial burglary applications Cabinet Tamper Mounted on the main PC Board Mounted on the side of the cabinet and connects to the tamper input J5 trigger 3 Auto Cabinet Tamper B...

Page 5: ...In addition there are standards that govern the design installation and service of fire alarm systems For instance the use and placement of smoke and fire detection devices is specified in the Nationa...

Page 6: ...ting Panels 3 2 Addressing the Operating Panels 3 3 Operating Panel Program Mode 3 5 Adjusting the Contrast Level 3 5 SECTION 4 Basic Hardwired Points 4 1 About the Hardwired Points 4 1 Wiring the Har...

Page 7: ...ntenance of the Access Control Interface Unit 10 19 SECTION 11 History Log 11 1 About the History Log 11 1 Installing the Printer Interface Unit 11 1 Displaying and Printing the History Log 11 3 SECTI...

Page 8: ...8 2 Duress Signal 18 2 Programming ID Codes 18 3 Summary of ID Code Capabilities and Privileges 18 4 SECTION 19 System Operation 19 1 About Operating the System 19 1 Action Menus 19 2 Operating Panel...

Page 9: ...Connections 5 24 Figure 5 17 RF Receiver DIP Switch Settings 5 26 Figure 6 1 External Sounder Connections to the Bell Outputs 6 6 Figure 6 2 External Sounder Connections to the Auxiliary Relay 6 7 Fi...

Page 10: ...difficulties This symbol indicates a critical note that could seriously affect the operation of the system or could cause damage to the system Please read each warning carefully This symbol also denot...

Page 11: ...o a Customer Care Center 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 The ability to downline load the programming...

Page 12: ...unscheduled openings and automatic teller machines ATM s Recording of access control capability for each BA group and access events in the history log Inhibition of swinger related alarm transmission...

Page 13: ...nd an auxiliary relay Before Installing the System Before installing the control unit or any components of the system go through the following steps to make sure the system will meet the customer s ne...

Page 14: ...additional sections of the RS 485 bus as well For more information regarding power requirements see the Power Requirements and the Specifications sections Mounting the Cabinet Mount the control cabine...

Page 15: ...teps Step Action 1 Mount the clip on tamper switch supplied to the cabinet s right side wall as shown in Figure 2 2 2 Wire it to the cabinet tamper input as shown in Figure 2 3 and enable the Cabinet...

Page 16: ...re 2 4 Mounting the PC Board To install the circuit board perform the following steps Step Action 1 Hang the three mounting clips on the raised cabinet tabs To avoid damage to the clip when the mounti...

Page 17: ...s Where an operating panel must be installed inside of a separately protected area within the premises Where an operating panel is used in conjunction with an access point Operating Features The opera...

Page 18: ...tinuous uninterrupted operation of the FOCUS 200 PLUS System Keep the following guidelines in mind when running the cable Bus cable s should be routed to take advantage of the shortest possible length...

Page 19: ...terminating resistor removing the jumper disconnects the resistor Insert the jumper on the last device on each RS 485 bus All other devices on the RS 485 bus run must have the jumper removed 8 Reconn...

Page 20: ...o operating panels have the same address same group and unit number Failure to do so may result in a communication clash Setting the Address of the Operating Panel If you are pre programming operating...

Page 21: ...Keycode 1 2 3 Any three digits for entering the operating panel program mode Should not be changed unless there is a particular reason for changing it such as standardization within the area or regio...

Page 22: ...FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide 3 6...

Page 23: ...wire smoke detectors each on points 1 and 2 32 total 4 wire smoke or heat detectors on points 1 8 power to 4 wire smoke detectors must be supervised with an EOL device Points 3 and 4 may be set for a...

Page 24: ...oint provides enough standby current 2mA to power up to 16 of the smoke detectors listed below 2K EOL resistors must be connected across the loop wires of each point at the last detector for fire poin...

Page 25: ...pen sprinkler system supervisory devices You may use as many 4 wire smoke detectors as can be powered from the panel s Auxiliary Relay Output without exceeding the output s rating Program the Auxiliar...

Page 26: ...wer supervision relay module 5 Connect the power wires from the 4 wire smoke detectors and the EOL power supervision relay module to the control unit Connect the ground wire to terminal 12 and the pos...

Page 27: ...e them Connect only one 2k resistor directly across the terminals for point 4 inside the control cabinet See Figure 4 3 5 Connect the power wires from the fire sensors to the control unit Connect the...

Page 28: ...FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide 4 6...

Page 29: ...ts that are off normal Additionally when signaled by the control unit the gateway issues commands to reset sensors or control an on off output function at appropriate points Each sensor and output dev...

Page 30: ...em Each COPID occupies a point in the system but the COPID is equipped with a pair of relays form C dry that operate in response to a predetermined function being monitored A point of protection used...

Page 31: ...or connecting gateway quad Trunk 1A Terminal Strip TB3 Used for connecting gateway Trunk 1B This second trunk is used in instances where there would ordinarily be one long cable run that would result...

Page 32: ...ER OUT NOTES 1 RS 485 BUS LEDs A TXD YEL FLASHES WHEN GATEWAY IS TRANSMITTING B RXD RED FLASHES WHEN GATEWAY IS RECEIVING 2 A 248116 TAMPER KIT MAY BE ORDERED SEPARATELY CONSISTS OF TAMPER SWITCH PLUS...

Page 33: ...Sensor 12 1VDC with a fully charged battery and AC power applied to the control unit or to an external power supply if used Maximum Current Draw from PID for System Powered Sensor 85mA Maximum Current...

Page 34: ...e cables so that they can readily be identified This is especially important if troubleshooting becomes necessary at some future date 2 Cut the gateway trunk cable and remove enough sheathing and insu...

Page 35: ...rs so connected are physically located in the same fire point Sensor Power Classification The various types of sensors employed with the FOCUS 200 PLUS System can be divided into the following basic c...

Page 36: ...an aid to proper positioning of the DIP shunt in the socket the strap numbers are printed on the PID board next to the socket Program the Hard ID by breaking the straps to produce a sum equal to the...

Page 37: ..._____________________ Point ____ Description _____________________ Point ____ Description _____________________ ID __________ Location ________________________ ID __________ Location _________________...

Page 38: ...Remove Jumper JB from the micro PID being used for the transmitting element 471967 71187 207 Tampered Quad PID Cut Diode D2 D6 D10 or D14 as required BLK RED YEL BLU 1 2 3 4 5 6 NOT USED NOTE 4 HEADER...

Page 39: ...TE 2 NOTE 1 HEADER RECEPTACLE PID CABLE CONNECTOR BASIC BA FIXED AND MOVABLE SENSORS OR OR BLK RED YEL BLU MOVABLE PROTECTION TA NOTE 3 NO NC BLK RED YEL BLU MOVABLE PROTECTION NC NOTE 4 BA NORMALLY C...

Page 40: ...TERMINALS B WIRING DIAGRAM FOR TYPICAL INDEPENDENTLY POWERED BA SENSOR NOTES 1 LETTER G ON PRINTED WIRING BOARD INDICATES PIN 1 OF HEADER 2 RECEPTACLE POSITION ON HEADER INDICATES A SYSTEM POWERED SEN...

Page 41: ...s linked to a system point number during the programming of the point Sensors with a built in SIM Have been designed for the multiplexed operation Require only a 2 wire connection to the quad trunk Ar...

Page 42: ...SWITCH OPERATOR DIP SWITCH POSITIONS SHOWN FOR COMMUNICATION GROUP 3 IN COMBINATION WITH UNIT NUMBERS 0 THROUGH 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 UNIT NUMBER COMMUNICATION GROUP 3 Figure 5 6 SIM Gateway Module SIM G...

Page 43: ...he sum of both runs Maximum Cable Length to SIM Sensor 100 feet Note T tapping to an existing cable without cutting the existing cable is permitted and will not adversely effect supervision Minimum Vo...

Page 44: ...essary corrections before proceeding 5 Connect the RS 485 cable to TB1 of the gateway Identify terminal wires so that the proper wires can be connected to each terminal See Figure 5 6 6 Connect the RS...

Page 45: ...pes of system powered sensors Integrated such as Horn Strobe which uses the 4 conductors of the trunk cable Non integrated which uses the output wires of the SIM black white and red white They also us...

Page 46: ...re the Stock Code Number SCN The next four digits are the manufacturing date codes year week The last two digits are for the vendor codes like P for Pine Brook 9 Mark the SIM Sensor point number stick...

Page 47: ...U COM YEL COM 12V POWER DATA IN OUT OUT 0 OUT 1 IN 0 IN 1 IN 2 SIM INTERFACE GND LED SEE NOTE 3 SEE NOTE 1 SEE NOTE 2 DIAGNOSTIC OUTPUT ALARM OUTPUT SELF TEST INPUT SENSOR POWER 12V SENSOR ELEMENT GND...

Page 48: ...MOUNTED INSIDE SENSOR OR IN JUNCTION BOX SPACED NO MORE THAN 6 FEET FROM SENSOR Figure 5 10 SIM Wiring to a Sensor RED BLK 12V GND BLU YEL COM COM 33K 33K TRANSISTOR SWITCH RED W BLK W IN 0 OUT 0 472...

Page 49: ...held in the open position to allow free movement in corridors of buildings it is required that the doors be released when a fire alarm is activated This requires a 472488 supervised SIM or 472366 SIM...

Page 50: ...nt 2 Record the Hard ID number of the LIM and its associated gateway 3 Snap the LIM circuit board into the housing 4 Make the wiring connections from the LIM to the gateway see Figure 5 13 5 Make the...

Page 51: ...face Module Wiring to Lacing Foil and Non powered Sensor RF Gateway 472490 The 5800ADT RF gateway provides additional RF points for the FOCUS 200 PLUS security system up to 72 points The RF gateway is...

Page 52: ...no power Flashing Normal condition Steady ON Power indication for the RF gateway No RF transmission activity or receiver s have failed or the receiver s antenna has a problem 6 5 4 3 2 1 12V GND H BUS...

Page 53: ...t the proper wires can be connected to each terminal See Figure 5 16 6 Connect the RS 485 bus cable to the control unit see table below Wire Gauge Color Function RS 485 1 Terminal RS 485 2 Terminal 19...

Page 54: ...OFF ON 5 DIP Switch Setting for 2nd Receiver Address 2 SWITCH POSITION 5 IS PRESENT ONLY ON 5881EH SEE RECEIVER INSTRUCTIONS FOR USAGE Figure 5 17 RF Receiver DIP Switch Settings To address and progr...

Page 55: ...you are using supervised transmitters Otherwise the system will not annunciate a supervisory trouble condition from those transmitters Some 5800 Series transmitters have built in tamper protection an...

Page 56: ...on Open Indicates a trouble condition Comm Fail Failure to receive a response from a point when it is interrogated SIM may be defective or there may be a fault with the cable to the gateway or the gat...

Page 57: ...ry power 2 auxiliary power 3 the auxiliary relay terminal 10 set for wet operation bell 1 and bell 2 is determined by the transformer used and the setting of Jumper P4 See the Summary of Connections d...

Page 58: ...resets when the operating panel deactivates after 45 seconds Supervisory Alarm The output activates when an alarm condition occurs at any supervisory point It resets when all supervisory devices are...

Page 59: ...t of BA1 Janitor Keyswitch Point Output activates bell for a tamper or comm fail condition during Nite Set Bell will continue to ring until valid ID is entered or bell timeout is reached Bell On No Cl...

Page 60: ...is a separate option associated with each of the three outputs and is intended for systems that are connected to a CCC It is used in conjunction with the selected function for which the output is to o...

Page 61: ...Module Remote Sonalert Output Point For remote annunciation of closing reminder and warning holdup test entry exit delay and entry alarm Output used to control power to bell or sounder Will mimic the...

Page 62: ...ng is flush mounted the building wall must include an opening 15 38 lcm H x 24 61cm W x 5 1 2 14cm D with a louvered grille provided by the customer Mount the housing within this opening and affix a s...

Page 63: ...2 on P3 for wet operation for this application See the Basic Hardwired Points section for the wiring of the auxiliary relay for 4 wire smoke detector reset operation AUX RELAY 9 10 11 P3 JUMPER P3 Pin...

Page 64: ...FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide 6 8...

Page 65: ...er with the 472402A backup dialer Telephone line supervision is required for UL commercial fire alarm systems when a dual line dialer is used for fire signal transmission The system supports the 47240...

Page 66: ...kup Telephone Line Supervision The supervision circuit on the backup dialer will indicate a fault when the tip ring voltage falls below 25 volts 13 if blue jumper is cut or when the handset current is...

Page 67: ...h ground screw on the backup dialer to the earth ground screw terminal 3 or 4 on the main PCB using 16 AWG wire To prevent the risk of shock disconnect phone lines at the RJ31X jack before servicing t...

Page 68: ...s messages AC Loss Walk Test etc contain zeroes Contact ID Event Codes and ADT SIA Report Codes Description Printable Only Event ADEMCO CID ADT SIA System Event System Reset X Reset Memory X AC Fail 3...

Page 69: ...ss Closing within group 911 CG BA Closing 401 CL BA Auto Open 403 OA BA Irregular Opening 450 OI BA Opening 401 OP BA No Close scheduled close time expired 454 OT BA Exit Fail exit error user 457 EF F...

Page 70: ...user on premises 458 JI Janitor Off Premises user on premises restore 458 JO ADT On Premises 466 SI ADT Off Premises 466 SO Tamper Alarm 137 TA Tamper Restore 137 TR VVS Bypass 578 VB VVS Unbypass 578...

Page 71: ...Diagnostics 917 BW Fire Alarm Diagnostics 918 FW Output Trouble 927 UT Output Trouble Restore 927 UR Point Trouble 380 UT Point Alarm general alarm 140 UA Point Alarm Restore general alarm restore 14...

Page 72: ...ecorded in the CCC schedule This is to provide a time when a Change Close Time signal will be transmitted NO for the general control unit option PVF From Control All supervision of schedules is perfor...

Page 73: ...service see next item and differs from PCNS service in that the control unit Only sends Alarms Troubles No Close and Closing Troubles Does not transmit Openings Closings Change Closing Time or Bypass...

Page 74: ...es Untyped Point has been bypassed Untyped Unbypass Point 3 6 Yes Untyped Point has been unbypassed Untyped Trouble Point 4 6 Yes Trouble at Untyped Point Typically indicates open in PID loop PID comm...

Page 75: ...s with the service terminal unit has started upon receipt of a Contact Service Terminal command from the service terminal unit End DLL Process Yes Signals that DLL process has been completed Abort DLL...

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Page 77: ...ctor Both the control unit and the module supervise the connection The system polls the module every 45 seconds and provides a COMM FAIL indication if it does not get a response from the module The mo...

Page 78: ...inal 3 to the control unit s earth ground terminal 3 or 4 using 16AWG wire 5 If you are using multiple AC Communicator modules set the JL JK header See the text that follows for the correct configurat...

Page 79: ...led Installed 2 modules Not Installed Installed 3 modules Installed Not Installed 4 module Not Installed Not Installed Figure 8 2 AC Communicator Module Wiring Using AC Telephone Lines 12 11 10 9 8 7...

Page 80: ...otal of four AC Communicator modules may be connected in parallel with the same dedicated AC telephone line Multiple modules are configured by setting the JL JK plugs each module The JL JK header has...

Page 81: ...100 ohm limiting resistor can sink 33mA with a 4VDC drop High Output 12VDC through 4k ohm limiting resistor These outputs can trigger low current devices such as relays and sounders by wiring the dev...

Page 82: ...option is selected the output will unlatch by entering a valid ID code or Fire Marshall Code 222222 at any operating panel 22 SPC Supervisory Output turns on if any supervisory type point goes into a...

Page 83: ...turned to Day Set A typical application is having the output control a door strike release mechanism permitting access to a controlled area 38 HST Horn Strobe SIM Gateway only For use with a horn stro...

Page 84: ...alarms from occurring Refer to the installation instructions provided with your radio for instructions on setting the zone 1 and 2 levels AUX Relay N O Ground Output Triggers Violet Yellow Gray FOCUS...

Page 85: ...ol and Program this point as an FI Type 1 or an SPV Type 13 to monitor Radio Fault 11 12 J5 6 7 8 9 Out 5 Out 6 Out 7 Out 8 Figure 9 2 Configuration of the 7830R to the J5 Output Triggers 16 5 40VA AC...

Page 86: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 OK Z6 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z1 Z2 Earth 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Blk TEST GND Red GND 10k EOLR XMFR Imputs 33k EOLR 879 126 Battery No 1349 16 5VAC 40VA Zone Fuse No 90 12 3A 32V CKT Zone Inputs...

Page 87: ...o 4000 cable feet from the control unit Note Required distance may be shorter to comply with the ACIU s minimum voltage rating Can accommodate one card key reader with associated electric strike or a...

Page 88: ...day within the open schedule Does the person have an irregular open privilege 4 If the control unit determines that it is OK for the person to gain access it signals the ACIU which then uses its batte...

Page 89: ...JUMPER IN JUMPER OUT NOTES 1 RS 485 BUS LEDs A TXD YEL FLASHES WHEN ACIU IS TRANSMITTING B RXD RED FLASHES WHEN ACIU IS RECEIVING 2 A 248116 TAMPER KIT ORDERED SEPARATELY MUST BE INSTALLED FOR UL INST...

Page 90: ...s make sure that there is another perimeter door having a mechanical lock for gaining access In this way if there is a problem with the door release mechanism or the ACIU someone with the key can ente...

Page 91: ...g both buses The total end to end reach can be extended to 16 000 feet by using a 472430 RS 485 Repeater at the end of each bus Current loading and voltage drop considerations may limit the maximum al...

Page 92: ...the black and red conductors the lead of the meter to the red conductor and the lead to the black conductor A reading less than 12 ohms indicates a short on the power conductors or an excess of protec...

Page 93: ...s control process Typically a red green LED lighting arrangement is used Some readers use a bi color LED and others use two LED s On most readers the red LED is normally lit to indicate that the reade...

Page 94: ...ard Reader 3110 5849 5841 Insert Card Reader w Keypad Same as above Indoor Outdoor with Keypad Any of the following Keypad PIN code only 1 8 digits then enter key Card insertion only extraction read C...

Page 95: ...1 respectively 2 Insert a 330 ohm 5 1 watt resistor in series with the yellow wire from Keyreader to TB3 2 3 Connect red wire from Keyreader directly to TB3 1 4 Insert Jumper E11 to supply 12V 3 Strik...

Page 96: ...IRE 22 AWG 494470 CABLE 2 WIRE 18 AWG Figure 10 2 Typical Installation Using Card Reader or Keyreader TB2 TB3 TB1 ACIU RS 485 BUS 1 MARLOK 011 037502 EXTENSION 15 FEET SEE NOTE PULL 788 16 FLEXIBLE AR...

Page 97: ...ng panel is linked to the ACIU through programming Sharing an ACIU with a card key reader An operating panel is linked to the same ACIU as a card key reader so that either the card key reader or the o...

Page 98: ...ociated BA group s Therefore it must be visible from outside the door If this is not possible a separate series connected LED must be installed just outside of the exit door See Figure 10 5 for the wi...

Page 99: ...e of day outside of scheduled open period BA group is on and person does not have authority to enter unless the BA group is off The signal transmitted to the CCC is DK and includes the time and date t...

Page 100: ...ther Is not in the system Does not have Irregular Open Open or Close access to all BA groups associated with that ACIU Does not have the Irregular Open or Open option for any of the associated BA grou...

Page 101: ...tton Not Ready Off 1 minute window does not start Normal On Steady Indicates BA group s are On and door can now be locked Person exits closes the door and uses the coded key card Not Ready Off BA grou...

Page 102: ...ppropriate user number This can be done at any operating panel when a person s privileges and other data are assigned The card key code is entered automatically when the card or key is read by swiping...

Page 103: ...PVF Outside Schedule Off Access No Signal Irregular Access BA Group Level I plus Access Level 0 N 3 plus PVF Y On Open and Access Opening Open and Access Inside Schedule Off Access No Signal Access 1...

Page 104: ...ter the Service Code at an operating panel Enter choice Lesson Turn on See alarms Reset Quit More Action Menu 1 is displayed Select More three times to display the last action menu Enter choice Sys in...

Page 105: ...st above the LED to enable emergency operation in the event that AC power is out or the control unit is down for an extended period Applying a 12 volt potential to this terminal from a battery will po...

Page 106: ...bes access control troubleshooting procedures Symptom Probable Cause Corrective Action 1 Battery is not fully charged or is not properly connected to ACIU 1 Make sure that battery is fully charged and...

Page 107: ...eader 1 ACIU is communicating with control unit 1 Construction key works only when ACIU is NOT communicating with control unit Either turn off control unit or disconnect yellow and blue RS 485 bus wir...

Page 108: ...ds should not be subjected to strong magnetic fields Try using a known good card Red LED on reader does not wink off when user card key is swiped inserted 2 DIP switch in reader not set for operation...

Page 109: ...hange the BA Off Disable option or assign an operating panel code to this person 5 BA Group associated with this reader is ON and cannot be turned of because 5 Corrective actions are a Person has not...

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Page 111: ...t and point number and restoral of the point Bypass and unbypass of points name of the point and point number and name of the person s doing the bypass and unbypass The name of the person commanding t...

Page 112: ...nter interface unit is receiving Tamper Space is provided for adding a tamper switch which must be ordered separately as a 248116 Tamper Kit See Note 4 J2 JUMPER E1 REMOVE JUMPER TO DISCONNECT TERMINA...

Page 113: ...nts The operating panel will display the last event that occurred and by means of selector buttons you can scroll through the history log The printer can be operated on line or off line When the print...

Page 114: ...KEYPAD 0042 JUL 12 93 12 47 36 PERSON 1 ACCESS DV0 GROUP 0 KEYPAD 0042 JUL 12 93 12 56 04 PERSON 88 SERVICE ON DV0 GROUP 0 KEYPAD 0042 JUL 12 93 12 56 04 PERSON 88 ACCESS DV0 GROUP 0 KEYPAD 0042 JUL...

Page 115: ...3 Point Gateway Tamper Alarm GATEWAY AL 143 Point Gateway Trouble supervision GATEWAY TB 333 Point Gateway Trouble Restore GATEWAY RS 143 Printer Tamper Alarm PRINTER AL 336 Printer Trouble Supervisio...

Page 116: ...uble sensor trouble HOLDUP TBL 376 Holdup Restore HOLDUP RST 122 Holdup Point Bypass HU BYPASS 925 Holdup Point Unbypass HU UNBYP 925 Hostage Alarm Duress HHHHHHHHHH 121 Hostage Alarm Restore HOSTAGE...

Page 117: ...End Fire Alarm Test END FA TST 604 Start Burglary Alarm Test SRT BA TST 607 End Burglary Alarm Test END BA TST 607 Start Supervisory Test SRT SV TST 913 End Supervisory Test END SV TST 913 Start Holdu...

Page 118: ...WEAK BAT 302 Holdup Alarm Weak Battery H WEAK BAT 302 Supervisory Alarm Weak Battery S WEAK BAT 302 Untyped Alarm Weak Battery U WEAK BAT 302 Access 2 Man 2 ND Person ACCESS 2ND Keypad Lockout KEYPD...

Page 119: ...mer may be used in any installation except commercial fire installations The 72VA transformer may be used in all installations including commercial fire installations AC Transformer Alarm Current and...

Page 120: ...nd Alarm Loads Gateway Unit No __________ Maximum 62 Points A B AxB C AxC Device Quantity Standby Current mA Total Standby Current mA Alarm Current mA Total Alarm Current mA Non Powered Sensors COPIDS...

Page 121: ...M Smoke Detector 3 5 SIM Holdup Button 1 1 SIM FA Pull Station 1 1 SIM 1 1 Total Loads of SIM Sensors Total alarm load must not exceed 128mA Standby Alarm Horn Strobe Sounder 472307 10 10 Powered Sens...

Page 122: ...s shown in Figures 12 1 and 12 2 as an example make a similar diagram showing each device gateway operating panel etc along each RS 485 bus 2 Estimate the cable distance in feet from the control unit...

Page 123: ...LOAD mA V 8 5V min FT l3 mA GATEWAY TRUNK ALARM LOAD mA TABLE 1 2 OR 3 GATEWAY TRUNK ALARM LOAD mA TABLE 1 2 OR 3 NOTES 1 TOTAL GATEWAY BUS LOAD TABLE 1 2 OR 3 2 l1 GATEWAY 1 BUS LOAD OPERATING PANEL...

Page 124: ...GATEWAY BUS LOAD TABLE 1 2 OR 3 2 l1 GATEWAY 1 BUS LOAD OPERATING PANEL 1 BUS LOAD l2 OPERATING PANEL 1 BUS LOAD l3 GATEWAY 3 BUS LOAD OPERATING PANEL 2 BUS LOAD l4 OPERATING PANEL 2 BUS LOAD COMMUNI...

Page 125: ...it hits the diagonal current line that is equal to or greater than the total alarm current load obtained in Step 4 previously 3 Use the straight edge to project a horizontal line to the left until it...

Page 126: ...r PID gateway perform the following steps Step Action 1 Get the PID gateway Total Alarm Load in mA from Table 1 2 Locate this value of current on the vertical axis of the curves shown in Figure 12 4 3...

Page 127: ...of voltage obtained from the load diagram 5 Using the straight edge again project a line straight downward to the horizontal axis The length that is indicated is the maximum length that can be used fo...

Page 128: ...RRENT LOAD Total Current Device Model Device Current X of Units Standby Alarm RS 485 Bus 1 Subtotal terminals 19 20 1 0A max 2 In table 5 enter devices used on the RS 485 Bus 2 Calculate standby and a...

Page 129: ...Device Model Device Current X of Units Standby Alarm Auxiliary Relay Subtotal terminal 10 1 7 amp max If setup for wet operation 4 In table 7 enter devices connected to Bell 1 output Calculate alarm c...

Page 130: ...the combined current Table 9 TOTAL PERIPHERAL CURRENT LOAD Total Peripheral Standby and Alarm Current Total Current Standby Alarm RS 485 Bus 1 Subtotal see Table 4 RS 485 Bus 2 Subtotal see Table 5 Au...

Page 131: ...al standby and alarm currents Determining the Size of the Standby Battery The standby battery must be capable of powering the various sensors and sounding devices as well as the control unit and its i...

Page 132: ...ontingency factor For 24 60 or 72 hour standby time Total standby current X 24 hours X 1 1 contingency factor 60 hours 72 hours Alarm Capacity For 4 5 or 15 minute alarm time Total alarm current X 0 0...

Page 133: ...acts of the power supply to the monitoring terminals of a SIM or PID to provide supervision of the 12V power Note The power supply will provide power to the remaining section of the quad trunk and als...

Page 134: ...onnecting the Control Unit to Earth Ground To connect the system to earth ground perform the following steps Step Action 1 If you are using the wired in transformer connect the earth ground post insid...

Page 135: ...g the Batteries in the Battery Enclosure If you are installing the batteries in the 471961 Battery Enclosure perform the following steps Step Action 1 Make sure that the power is off 2 Connect the kno...

Page 136: ...est revision of NFPA 72 The check involves momentarily turning off the battery charge voltage and measuring the voltage where the leads are connected to the circuit board If the check shows that the b...

Page 137: ...built in hardwire points 1 8 may only be programmed with an input point type The following table lists the program entry and explanation of the function of the input type points Entry Number Descripti...

Page 138: ...door without initiation of a CCC transmission during Day Set 6 VVS Vault Vibration Sensor Points assigned to the vault vibration sensor category operates as BA movable instant protection points but f...

Page 139: ...ross at all times permitting the use of devices with normally open contacts If the option for normally closed contacts is selected then break only contacts may be used Operation of the holdup device r...

Page 140: ...kschloss should be installed to prevent the locking of the exit door if the applicable BA group is not ready to be turned to Nite set When the exit door is locked the BA group is automatically changed...

Page 141: ...xit Pushbutton This point type is associated with access control It uses an RPX 264 Pushbutton installed inside of the access controlled area to establish a 1 minute exiting time window for the last p...

Page 142: ...to a slow flashing condition Indicates BA groups are On but Janitor points in each group are still alarm shunted Entry Number Description Function 65 ARM Arming This is a special purpose point type r...

Page 143: ...ermits the use of a device with momentary contacts to initiate the alarm Log Option 1 60 Whether an access control occurrence will be logged in the system s history Normally Closed Contact Option 2 1...

Page 144: ...urned off or the entry exit delay period is activated The output turns off when the protection of a BA group is turned on Note If the Recycle Exit Delay is enabled the output turns on whenever any key...

Page 145: ...FOCUS applications in which the Horn Strobe point cannot be used This type can be used for controlling a bell for BA and FA applications and it can also be used for controlling a fire alarm strobe Th...

Page 146: ...his output point type 59 ACD Access Denied This output point can be used to trigger a camera or activate an annunciation device in the event that someone uses a card key having a code that either Is n...

Page 147: ...orn strobe must be programmed to generate the Code 3 pattern in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Complement Option 1 14 26 33 34 37 59 Selecting this option causes the turn on and turn...

Page 148: ...Log Y N NC Contact Y N SIM Y N Exit Pushbutton EXP 64 1 thru 8 Y N NC Contact Y N SIM Y N Arming ARM 65 1 thru 8 Y N NC Contact Y N Disarm DAR 66 1 thru 8 Y N NC Contact Y N No Alarm Response NAR 67 1...

Page 149: ...minal telephone number and the subsystem group and instrument numbers should also be entered Any data entered locally should be uploaded to the Service Terminal for future editing as required Point Da...

Page 150: ...he BA Groups Enter the program mode by entering the Service Code at the operating panel Enter choice Lesson Turn on See alarms Reset Quit More Action Menu 1 is displayed Select More three times Enter...

Page 151: ...tom key on each side to move the cursor position either Left or Right through the name Select Continue to save the current name displayed and advance to the Point Type Screen Enter the number of the p...

Page 152: ...ABLE and IS BYPASSABLE Select Continue to save the info and move to the next screen FRONT DOOR 20 IS _____ Continue OPTION 1 Previous Change This is Option 1 Screen The function of Option 1 changes de...

Page 153: ...es with a built in SIM that have self test capability For Input Point Types 10 11 Latch Contact Select whether a momentary contact is used on the loop to initiate an alarm For Input Point Types 60 64...

Page 154: ...Info Screen This screen now displays the summary information for the point The first line shows the current name and the second line shows the point and the type Select Next to display the info for t...

Page 155: ...y reader in the history log Selecting Next at the screen showing the last card key reader will bring you to the Point Data Info Screen Select Quit to return to Action Menu 4 Programming the System Com...

Page 156: ...toring center Select Pause and select wait for Dial Tone as needed Each Pause entry is three seconds Up to 14 digits may be entered Select Enter when you are finished entering the phone number Any dig...

Page 157: ...systems Opening Closing Schedules The opening and closing schedules define the time windows that a BA group will automatically turn on and off and when users may access the BA group There are two per...

Page 158: ...9 The time range for selecting a permanent opening time in hours and minutes UUUU There will not be a permanent opening schedule for the BA group although a temporary opening schedule can be used NNNN...

Page 159: ...aturday Sunday Second Opening Time UUUU There will not be an open time window because the premises will not open on Sunday Sunday Second Closing Time UUUU This inhibits close reminder warning and no c...

Page 160: ...name of the holiday for each holiday Can be overridden by a temporary schedule if a BA group needs to be opened during the holiday If you are using a permanent schedule to perform Auto On Off then com...

Page 161: ...edule Lockout This is intended for use with areas involving safes vaults or other high security areas where the operating panel is located outside of the protected area It is used to prevent a BA grou...

Page 162: ...lose Time Reminder the Close Time Warning begins During this time the operating panel sounds a continuous tone This serves to alert the user that the close time has ended and a No Close signal is abou...

Page 163: ...nline loading of data from a source other than ADT the control unit will not accept any data without first calling back the Service Terminal This callback requirement is controlled by an activation by...

Page 164: ...Number and select Enter Select Quit to save the displayed system number and return to the Communication Screen Downline Loading the Customized Data The following downline loading procedure applies re...

Page 165: ...ommunicator hangs up and dials the Service Terminal which in turn sets an activation byte at the control unit Note With the setting of the activation byte any off normal events that occur from this po...

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Page 167: ...reset The clock does not advance during the time the system does not have power connected Setting the Time and Date To set the time and date enter the Service Code and perform the following steps Ent...

Page 168: ...nce to the Time Screen Then proceed as follows TIME Holiday Daylight Open close Hstg Quit Current At the Time Screen select Daylight SPRING DAYLIGHT Date 00 00 Previous Change Quit Next The Current Da...

Page 169: ...e as the user number and are numbered 01 02 03 etc up to 99 Are used as passcodes by the CCC when identifying the person performing a function The last four digits of the ID code Serve as a PIN Person...

Page 170: ...de The Service Code s must be downline loaded from the Service Terminal In order to allow the service person to get into the system to initiate a downline load on a new installation a Temporary Servic...

Page 171: ...service mode is reserved for ADT personnel and must not be assigned to any ID code being used by the customer If an RF button is linked to a user code when the user code cancel date expires the link...

Page 172: ...s screen displays Can not be changed selecting Continue advances you to the Enrolling Key or Card Screen See the Access Control section for the procedure for enrolling cards and or keys If you are add...

Page 173: ...he holiday schedules holiday name and date Establish or change a hostage schedule Set and adjust time and date Note There are two different privileges for changing time 1 Allowed to change time by plu...

Page 174: ...intout can be commanded for up to 60 of the most recent alarm messages that have been stored or up to 500 of the most recent messages Naming Establish or change a name assigned to each BA group Establ...

Page 175: ...perating procedures by means of menu and help screens The menu screens are called Action Menus Each menu item is shown on the screen next to an arrow that lines up with one of the four selector button...

Page 176: ...cond on 1 second off with a 5 second pause every 10 seconds BA Alarm Steady tone Trouble or Supervisory Intermittent pulsating 2 beeps 1 second off Entry Delay reminder to turn off Steady tone Exit De...

Page 177: ...o determine whether any points are in an abnormal condition in which case the point will be tagged with an identifier code to pinpoint the abnormality A Cross alarm C Comm Fail SIM PID is not communic...

Page 178: ...protection group or a point Also for entering complete point data 18 ID codes For entering viewing or changing user data a Name of user b Assignment of user code ID c Assignment of user control of BA...

Page 179: ...es signal is transmitted to the central station Customer ID codes are locked out The tampers on the control unit are automatically bypassed Any of the BA groups can be turned on with the cabinet tampe...

Page 180: ...entering the Program mode and entering a valid unit number ID Codes ID codes are needed to turn the BA groups on and off and to perform most other functions On a new installation the ID codes are ent...

Page 181: ...g schedule can be assigned to a BA group if the customer wants to he alerted in the event of An irregular opening certain persons entering the BA group before a specified opening time A failure to clo...

Page 182: ...rned to Nite Set during Telco Fail but not during AC Fail Use this only if backup signaling e g bell backup dialer etc is available in case a burglary occurs AC or Telco Fail The BA groups can be clos...

Page 183: ...anent schedule of any BA group Note Both persons must have the privilege to change permanent schedules Temporary Schedule 2 Man Rule This is similar to the Bypass BA 2 Man Rule option however it appli...

Page 184: ...of the BA 1 group Anyone can walk over to any operating panel and keep pressing More to view the on off status of each of the remaining BA groups without having to enter a valid ID code Where for pur...

Page 185: ...is changed to Nite Set This option can only be used where There is only one movable delayed sensor in the exit path and the customer will pass through that protection only once when exiting The custom...

Page 186: ...oup s Typically it is used to prevent more than one ATM from being turned off at any given time Recycling Exit Delay UL Recycling Exit Delay may not be used on UL Burglary alarm systems A Recycling Ex...

Page 187: ...ell as the occurrence of a trouble tamper or comm fail condition Holdup Memory Stores the first four holdup points for which an alarm is detected Fire Alarm Memory Stores the first four fire points fo...

Page 188: ...UT UB 5 UU 5 LEGEND BA Burglar Alarm FA Fire Alarm HU Holdup Alarm Unbypass SU Supervisory Unbypass BB Burglar Alarm Bypass FE Fire Alarm Bypass JI Janitor In key inserted SW Supervisory Diagnostic BT...

Page 189: ...Customer Care Center CCC Transmission Tests Test the devices in normal operating mode whereby the system annunciates locally and transmits the signals to the CCC Use the Sensor points test to verify t...

Page 190: ...erating panel s and that the panel sounder functions properly Indicate the results on the appropriate ADT form Inspect the system performing the various tests and battery check If problems are encount...

Page 191: ...Select Bell display to test output points programmed as Bell and to test the operating panel s display During the 30 second bell test the operating panel sounder operates for 4 seconds the Bell outpu...

Page 192: ...4 Select On printer 5 Select Last 60 events 6 Select Start Print 7 Verify that the printer is printing the last 60 events 8 Select Continue and Previous twice to exit Finishing the Installation To fin...

Page 193: ...ransformer 7AH min 34 4AH max Charge Voltage to Battery Float Charging Voltage 13 65VDC nominal Fuse FS PTC Resetable Fuse nonreplaceable Low Battery Signal 12 0VDC nominal Low Battery Cutoff 9 8VDC C...

Page 194: ...VDC End of Standby Period 8 4VDC Worst Case Voltage SIM Sensor 12 0VDC End of Standby Period 8 3VDC SIM Resistor 33k 5 1 2w PID Gateway Dimensions with Standard PID Housing 9 1 4 H x 5 W x 1 5 8 D 23...

Page 195: ...bmitted for approval to various European agencies Access Control Interface Unit Electrical Mechanical Specifications The 472270 Access Control Interface Unit is designed to meet the following specific...

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Page 197: ...control board power supply and has space for two separately ordered 12 volt sealed lead acid batteries up to two 17 2AH max Control board has facilities for connecting the following separately ordered...

Page 198: ...associated device it must be installed in a separately ordered 370320 7032 Junction Box AI SI 1mA For information on sensors with built in SIM see SIM Sensors later in this section 248239 PID Gateway...

Page 199: ...s with a key lock and two keys Power can be introduced directly to the RS 485 Bus via the red and black wires or it can be introduced via a SIM or PID gateway Cabinet comes with hardware for mounting...

Page 200: ...ics Supplied in 1000 ft 304m spools NEC UL Listing is FPLP 493494 18 2 FPL White Cable Cable consists of a white jacket over two 18 AWG solid conductors yellow and blue Used for making branch connecti...

Page 201: ...ata sheet Communicates with a 472368 SIM Gateway via two wire connection AI SI 1mA 472374 Holdup Alarm Switch W SIM A finger operated holdup device similar to a 441494 6913 002 Holdup Alarm Switch exc...

Page 202: ...ESL Model 429CTAD Smoke Detector that includes a built in SIM Includes a pulse alarm LED indicator and a self test feature that is under program control Utilizes self diagnostics that provide complete...

Page 203: ...supervise the alarm contacts Use 806399 Protection Box to protect the detector in severe environments Use a Cosmotron VVM 302 Recess Mounting Box FB when the detector is mounted in a concrete wall A m...

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Page 205: ...ssion 10 20 Action Menu 1 19 3 Action Menu 2 19 3 Action Menu 3 19 3 Action Menu 4 19 3 Action Menus 19 2 Activating the Operating Panel 19 2 Adding or Changing an ID Code 18 3 Addressing and Programm...

Page 206: ...r 15 2 Close Time Warning 15 6 Closing Trouble Bell 19 8 Code 3 Temporal Son Bell 19 7 Code Makeup 18 1 COMM FAIL 19 5 Commandable Output Point Interface Devices COPIDs 5 3 Common BA Option 2 13 11 Co...

Page 207: ...stalling the Control Unit 2 1 Installing the Control s Circuit Board 2 4 Installing the External Sounders 6 4 Installing the Operating Panels 3 1 3 2 Installing the PID Gateway 5 5 Installing the SIM...

Page 208: ...4 1 Point Info Screen 14 3 Point Interface Devices PIDs 5 2 Point Link 9 3 13 9 Point Link Screen 14 4 Point Type Screen 14 3 Point Types Associated with Access Control 10 14 Power Requirements 2 2 12...

Page 209: ...r 21 3 Telco Audible 19 7 Telco Backup 6 4 Telco Fail 19 8 Telco Fail Message Inhibit 19 9 Telco Fault 9 2 13 8 TELEPHONE OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS A 1 Temporary Schedule 2 Man Rule 19 9 Temporary Schedule...

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Page 211: ...ront cover of this equipment is a label that contains among other information the FCC registration number and ringer equivalence number REN for this equipment If requested this information must be pro...

Page 212: ...Equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 5 AVIS L tiquette d Industrie Canada identifie le mat riel homologu Cette tiquette certifie que le mat riel est conforme aux normes de protectio...

Page 213: ...ey cannot detect motion or intrusion that takes place behind walls ceilings floors closed doors glass partitions glass doors or windows Mechanical tampering masking painting or spraying of any materia...

Page 214: ...A 4...

Page 215: ...02A BACK UP DIALER MODULE BACK UP PHONE JACK SEE TELCO JACK SHOCK WARNING BELOW BACK UP DIALER EARTH GROUND SCREW wire to main PCB terminal 3 or 4 Attach 472402A module to main PCB using 3 standoffs s...

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