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Document ref.: IBVCP issue 1

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For the Equipment Installer

 

This section assists the system installer to install the equipment, and terminate and test the cabling. It
is assumed that all the cable runs have already been installed according to the system designer’s
specification.

To install this product you will need;

Tools for fixing the control panel on, or flush with, a vertical surface

A small flat-bladed screwdriver

A large Philips screwdriver for removing/replacing internal screws

A pair of wire cutters/strippers appropriate for the type of cable used

Ferules and ferruling tool for dressing the ends of cables (if stranded conductors are used)

Digital Multimeter for voltage and continuity tests

Installing Control Panels

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1. 

Open the glazed door and remove the M6 screw(s) from the right-hand side of the Control Panel.

2. 

To allow access to the two top locating holes in the rear of the unit, remove the two M6 locating
screws from the upper Termination Panel and drop it down.

3. 

Fit the AssureCare Control Unit to the wall using suitable fixings.

Note:  The weight of a 64 Way unit with batteries fitted is 26Kg, and a 128 Way unit weighs 37kg.

4. 

Ensure all connectors are terminated correctly at the Termination Panel according to the system
designer’s specifications, and then relocate the upper Termination Panel using the M6 screws. 

It is

very important that each conductor is correctly identified before being terminated. Incorrect
connections can damage this equipment.

Diagram Showing Hole Centres For Mounting 64 Way Control Unit

(128 Way Control Unit shown on next page)

Summary of Contents for VIGIL AssureCare

Page 1: ...can press the Call button on a Call Point Remote Unit to call and speak with a Fire Officer or Building Manager The Fire Officer or Building Manager uses a press to talk telephone handset at their ded...

Page 2: ...o conform to the following EC standards EMC EN 55103 1 Environment E1 EN 55103 2 E5 Safety EN 60065 Failure to install or use the equipment in the manner described in the product literature will inval...

Page 3: ...e cabling a further 200m For systems with larger numbers of Call Point Remote Units multiple circuits ring sections are used The terminations of each circuit are made at the Main Control Panel to form...

Page 4: ...ring circuit The terminal blocks labelled TB1 are located in the top of the Control Panel enclosure and the terminations for Call Point Remote Units 1 and 16 are also shown in detail CAN H CAN L V 0V...

Page 5: ...ocument ref IBVCP issue 1 Page 5 of 22 Cabling Design and Installation Recommendations cont Configuration Example 2 TB1 FIRST BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP LAST BVCP...

Page 6: ...bling Design and Installation Recommendations cont Configuration Example 3 Typical Connection Diagram Up To 48 Units TB1 FIRST BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP LAST BVCP BVC...

Page 7: ...d Installation Recommendations cont Configuration Example 4 Typical Connection Diagram Up To 64 Units TB1 FIRST BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP LAST BVCP BVCP BVCP BVCP BVC...

Page 8: ...E BOARD 64 way SLAVE 2 INTERFACE BOARD 16 way MASTER CONTROL PANEL 96 way 800m MAX 25 TELEPHONES These distances have been calculated for 1 5sqmm conductors Please contact our Technical Sales team on...

Page 9: ...system are related to the Control Panel buttons as follows Call Point Remote Unit Button Call Point Remote Unit Button 1 1 9 9 2 2 10 10 3 3 11 11 4 4 12 12 5 5 13 13 6 6 14 14 7 7 15 15 8 8 16 16 For...

Page 10: ...Installing Control Panels 47 0 0 0 363 0 13 5 396 5 0 0 52 5 385 0 1 Open the glazed door and remove the M6 screw s from the right hand side of the Control Panel 2 To allow access to the two top locat...

Page 11: ...es For Mounting 128 Zone Control Unit 4 wire Ring IN 4 wire Ring OUT View of cable terminations to Control Unit Termination Panel Note In this example the ring consists of one circuit of Call Point Re...

Page 12: ...o 1 4m from the floor but at 900mm to 1 2m in refuges 2 At the rear of the Remote Unit remove the screw to release the bracket retaining the blue termination block 3 Terminate all cables at the termin...

Page 13: ...re the system and confirm it is functioning correctly Commissioning must be carried out on a new system or if a Remote has been added or replaced To commission this product you will need A small flat...

Page 14: ...ll Point Remote Units See following table Terminals B Terminals C CAN H Connect to CAN H CAN L Connect to CAN L 4 Connect mains power to the Control Panel but do not connect the batteries 5 At the Con...

Page 15: ...until the yellow indicator by button 1 starts to flash then release it Press and release the Fault Accept button to silence the fault buzzer 14 During commissioning a special code is sent round the ri...

Page 16: ...Remote Unit in turn check that its indicator is pulsing before making a call to the control panel to confirm correct operation and the Call Point Remote Unit s number Master Control Panel System 65 to...

Page 17: ...twice as fast as the others The offset is 0 to15 and the range 1 to 16 To change the settings the first button push sets the offset the next sets the range and the next toggles between master and nor...

Page 18: ...Document ref IBVCP issue 1 Page 18 of 22...

Page 19: ...sert Labels cont Slide the strips cut from the Zone Insert template under the membrane at the positions shown in the picture They can be inserted from either side Note Zone Insert Template is also ava...

Page 20: ...flashing changes when you press the buttons If it does then the described fault is one of those at the Call Point Remote Unit Description of Call Point Remote Unit Controls and Indicators Volume Set a...

Page 21: ...inate when the Battery voltage is low Charger fault LED Will illuminate if the batteries are unable to hold their charge or if they are not fully charged after 24 Hours charging Reset must be pressed...

Page 22: ...ll Communications Ltd reserves the right to make changes to product specification without notice or liability Information contained in this document is believed to be accurate however no representatio...

Page 23: ...emergency call point system which has been developed in accordance with BS5839 part 9 and BS5588 The system is a fully monitored and battery backed communication network and has capabilities to funct...

Page 24: ...ng mode then press and hold the button on handset base or SPEAK on the control panel Avoid distortion of your speech by keeping the SPEECH LEVEL LEDs below the maximum red indication You will be unabl...

Page 25: ...he Remote Unit will ring and so will the handset s at the Control Panel s When the person at the control panel answers wait for them to finish speaking before trying to speak back they cannot hear you...

Page 26: ...y is given and Baldwin Boxall Communications Ltd assumes no liability with respect to the accuracy of such information Use of Baldwin Boxall Communications Ltd products as critical components in life...

Page 27: ...de as follows To ensure correct operation both JP1 and JP2 must be fitted If the fire panel connections or the Test connections to the Break Glass Unit are not in place the System will Commission corr...

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