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Alarm Reporting Unit

Operating Manual

Model B1290

215, 7710 5th St. S.E.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

T2H 2L9

Phone: (403) 255 9544

Fax:

(403) 259 2343

Web:

www.barnett-engg.com

e-mail: [email protected]

November, 2006

Rev. 1.08

Summary of Contents for ProTalk Plus B1290

Page 1: ...Alarm Reporting Unit Operating Manual www barnett engg com...

Page 2: ...eporting Unit Operating Manual Model B1290 215 7710 5th St S E Calgary Alberta Canada T2H 2L9 Phone 403 255 9544 Fax 403 259 2343 Web www barnett engg com e mail sales barnett engg com November 2006 R...

Page 3: ...odular jack that is also compliant 3 The ringer equivalence number REN is used to determine the number of devices that may be connected to a telephone line The total number of all RENs on any one line...

Page 4: ...rates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accor dance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio com munications However there is no guarant...

Page 5: ...equirement that the sum of the Ringer Equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed five Before installing this equipment users should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the fac...

Page 6: ...ers 20 Acknowledge Code 21 Front Panel 23 Operation 25 Alarm Sequence 25 Acknowledging an Alarm 25 Telephoning the B1290 26 Changing Telephone Directories 26 Error Messages 27 Program Codes 28 How to...

Page 7: ...t Database 43 9 Audio Levels 43 Programming Reference 45 Alarm Announcement 45 Alarm Operation 45 Operation Codes 46 Relay Control 46 Telephone Specific Parameters 46 Radio Specific Parameters 46 Expa...

Page 8: ...Troubleshooting 66 Warranty Statement 71 Specifications 72 Appendix A Programmable Features 73 Appendix B Options 75 Appendix C Programming Tree 76 Appendix D Mounting 81 7 Table of Contents...

Page 9: ...Programming Cable Wiring 12 Figure 3 ProTalk Plus Wiring Diagram 13 Figure 4 Alarm Input Connection 14 Figure 5 Front Panel 23 Figure 6 Activating an Annunciator Panel 62 Figure 7 Concentrating Alarm...

Page 10: ...relays or annunciator panels It can be used as a master station to concentrate alarms from a number of remote sites It can be commanded to perform remote control functions by receiving codes from a t...

Page 11: ...and operation If you wish to change some of the de fault settings or have the B1290 perform more advanced functions con tinue on to the next chapter where the Program Codes are described in de tail Se...

Page 12: ...m 2 Input 3 PTT Output 3 Alarm 3 Input 4 COS Input 4 Alarm 4 Input 5 Ground 5 Alarm 5 Input 6 ACK Input 6 Alarm 6 Input 7 Ground 7 Alarm 7 Input 8 11 5 to 28 power 8 Alarm 8 Input 9 Ground 10 Ground R...

Page 13: ...12 Getting Started ALARMS RELAYS VOLUME PROGRAM SERIAL POWER RADIO PHONE BACK SIDE FRONT SIDE Figure 1 Connector Locations Figure 2 Programming Cable Wiring...

Page 14: ...13 Getting Started Figure 3 ProTalk Plus Wiring Diagram...

Page 15: ...w terminals on the sides of the enclosure Alarms In its default condition the B1290 looks for a normally open NO contact which closes to ground to indicate an alarm The B1290 may also be pro grammed t...

Page 16: ...e COS input is used to indicate to the B1290 whether the radio channel is busy Connect this point to the output of the radio s carrier operated switch or relay COS or COR In its default condition the...

Page 17: ...s ID number Expander Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Number 1 OFF ON ON 2 ON OFF ON 3 OFF OFF ON 4 ON ON OFF 5 OFF ON OFF 6 ON OFF OFF 7 OFF OFF OFF DIPswitch positions 4 through 7 must remain on Pos...

Page 18: ...ED Test VOICE TONE and HOOK LEDs On PTT LED Off RUN LED Flashing 2 Hardware Test ALARM LEDs 1 8 On Memory test One second dwell time for this test 3 Vocabulary Voice Test ALARM LEDs 1 7 On 4 User Voic...

Page 19: ...speak that parameter back to you so you will know right away whether the code was entered correctly You can change a parameter as many times as you like before going on to the next one If you make a m...

Page 20: ...there is no voice message pro grammed B1290 Program voice Site is The B1290 is prompting you to enter the name of the site The name you program will be announced at the start of every message along w...

Page 21: ...above steps until all the alarm points have been programmed When you have entered all the voices enter Quit at the announce ment of the next empty alarm If you use all eight alarms the B1290 will au t...

Page 22: ...B1290 Directory A Line Two is empty The B1290 is prompting you for the second directory line The commands entered for line 2 are what will occur if there is no acknowledgement after the first line com...

Page 23: ...mming phone At this point the B1290 will function as an alarm reporting unit over the telephone dialing through the numbers you have programmed into Direc tory A until it is answered then announcing t...

Page 24: ...flashing and any that have been acknowl edged will be on solid Relay LEDs The Relay LEDs light whenever the associated relay is on Voice The Voice LED is on whenever the B1290 is recording or playing...

Page 25: ...ected no dial tone or other expected call progress signal The hook LED will also flash during pulse dialing Run The Run LED will be on steady when the B1290 is operating correctly This LED will flash...

Page 26: ...ol Code If the line is busy if there is no answer or if the B1290 does not receive the Acknowledge Code after announcing the alarm it will hang up the tele phone line then go off hook again and dial t...

Page 27: ...ment the B1290 will prompt you to Enter Control Code The B1290 then waits ten seconds for you to enter a code This could be a code to oper ate one of the relays an Acknowledge Code an Interrogate Code...

Page 28: ...e phone line in terrogated over the radio port or when the local program phone is used Hardware Error The B1290 speaks Alert Site Error when either the user voices or the vocabulary memory space is co...

Page 29: ...mpt you to Enter Program Code If an Access Code has not been pro grammed the B1290 will time out after five seconds and automatically en ter the programming mode You will hear the prompt Program Acces...

Page 30: ...tinue by hitting Enter If you would like to record a new message enter 2 to record As soon as you hit the second asterisk of the Enter code the B1290 will prompt you to record a voice message When you...

Page 31: ...y 1290 Voice is Empty Enter Next Program Code 2 Directories There are four directories in the B1290 To allow different alarms to per form different actions when they are active each alarm can be selec...

Page 32: ...de is received again directories A and C will become the active directories Alarms cannot to assigned to Directory B or Directory D when this mode of operation is selected The directory structure is m...

Page 33: ...3 seconds and then speaking the voice messages At this time the following options are available 2 Change this line 3 Delete this line 4 Insert a new line before the current line Quit Next YOU 2 Change...

Page 34: ...mand with more digits This feature is most often used when communicating with devices which require special signaling such as paging terminals The or pound digit has no special meaning and is dialed a...

Page 35: ...he programming of the B1290 If an Access Code has been programmed it must be entered before a telephone caller will receive the Enter Program Code prompt The Access Code is not required for local pro...

Page 36: ...One On code is Alarm One Off code is YOU X x 1 to 8 DTMF digits clear Default empty 5 Remote Alarm Input Codes If a remote alarm input code has been programmed when it is received by the B1290 it wil...

Page 37: ...let the telephone ring before it answers B1290 Answer rings is YOU 0 no answer X number of rings x 1 to 8 answer and automatically acknowledge after 8 rings Default 4 answer after 4 rings If the B129...

Page 38: ...alarms to be acknowl edged Default 10 minutes Cycles Through Timer A Times A This number determines how many times the B1290 will cycle through its alarm reporting sequence at A intervals before switc...

Page 39: ...tched alarm should provide a short predictable pulse to the input of the ProTalk Plus otherwise it may have to be acknowledged twice If the alarm is acknowledged while the input is active the alarm wi...

Page 40: ...e least significant i e tenths of a second Default 0 5 seconds 2 Using Directory B1290 Alarm One is Directory A YOU 0 Off 1 Directory A 2 Directory B 3 Directory C 4 Directory D Next Default 1 Directo...

Page 41: ...unction is only available on the main ProTalk Plus unit and not on the ex panders The special functions are Relay 1 Unacknowledged Alarm Present Relay 2 Any Alarm Present Relay 3 Alarm Acknowledge Rec...

Page 42: ...0 relay voices should be enabled where verification of a relay operation is required B1290 Relay is YOU 0 Relay voices are not used 1 Relay voices are used Next Default 1 voices on Acknowledge Request...

Page 43: ...dial out operation and speak regardless of the sig nals encountered on the phone line Do not use the Answer command immediately following a Dial command in the directories when Call Progress is enabl...

Page 44: ...pecific de scription of this procedure Program Code 8 Reset Database This code is used to reset all of the programmed parameters excluding voices to their default values B1290 Enter Empty Code YOU 31...

Page 45: ...0 Next Default 0 B1290 Radio Code Three is Radio Transmit Voice Level YOU XX Level setting x 20 to 0 Next Default 0 B1290 Radio Code Four is Radio Receive Level YOU XX Level setting x 20 to 0 Next De...

Page 46: ...meters that determine WHAT is sent when an alarm occurs By programming these parameters you may send voice signaling and paging tones Directory Used Program Code 5 2 Directories Program Code 2 Record...

Page 47: ...Program Code 3 3 Record Relay Voices Program Code 1 2 Relay Timer Timebase Program Code 5 3 Relay On Time Program Code 5 3 Relay Voice Program Code 6 Relay Special Functions Program Code 5 3 5 Teleph...

Page 48: ...st be set They configure the main B1290 unit to accept the expander The parame ters within the expander must also be programmed Refer to the Advanced Programming Examples for an example of how this is...

Page 49: ...1290 should try again in ten minutes After six tries at ten minute inter vals the B1290 should switch to trying once an hour The COS on the radio used with the B1290 gives a high signal when the chann...

Page 50: ...290 Directory A Line Five is RADIO VOICE YOU Next B1290 Directory A Line Six is YOU 2 Change B1290 beep YOU 2120 WAIT 120 seconds B1290 Directory A Line Six is WAIT 120 YOU Next B1290 Directory A Line...

Page 51: ...0 Times A is 6 YOU Next B1290 Enter Program Code YOU 6 Select System Settings B1290 Dial Format is 1 YOU Next B1290 Squelch is 0 YOU 1 Enter busy when high B1290 Squelch is 1 YOU Next B1290 Relay Voic...

Page 52: ...wer Failure Enter Acknowledge Code pause for 2 minutes Alert tone Ajax Compressor Station Power Failure Ajax Compressor Station Power Failure Enter Acknowledge Code pause for 2 minutes Over telephone...

Page 53: ...governing how the alarms can be assigned to directories if the Directory Change Code is used Refer to Program Code 2 Directories for more information concerning these rules This example starts by set...

Page 54: ...trol Code B1290 Enter Program Code YOU 3 DTMF Codes B1290 Enter DTMF Code YOU 7 Directory Control Code B1290 Directory Control Code is YOU 78 Enter Control Code B1290 Directory Control Code is 78 YOU...

Page 55: ...e power failure etc Others are alarms relating to specific equipment failures such as compressor failure high tank level or sump overflow It is desirable to have the maintenance personnel alerted if t...

Page 56: ...B1290 Alarm Four is Directory B YOU Quit The B1290 is now programmed to dial Directory A when alarms 1 or 2 oc cur and Directory B when alarms 3 or 4 occur Example 4 Actuating Relays In this example...

Page 57: ...e is empty YOU 555 pause Enter On code B1290 Relay One On Code is 555 YOU Next B1290 Relay One Off Code is empty YOU 555 Enter Off code B1290 Relay One Off code is 555 YOU Next B1290 Relay Two On Code...

Page 58: ...U 555 Send the Relay On Code Ajax Compressor Station Bypass Valve On and Alarm Enter Acknowledge Code YOU 1234 Send the Acknowledge Code B1290 Ajax Compressor Station Alarms Acknowledged Example 5 Ope...

Page 59: ...city wide paging service Normally when you dial the paging terminal you are prompted to enter your own telephone number Your number is then displayed on the digital read out of the pager so the paged...

Page 60: ...this Alarm ON code programmed the DTMF string 1 will be sent immediately preceding the alarm one message when alarm one is active The message displayed on the pager will be 734 1 The string 2 will be...

Page 61: ...this To make the process stop after the third rep etition program Timer B to zero A zero value in Timer B means that the alarm is automatically acknowledged after A Times Connect the radio port TX Au...

Page 62: ...Line Two is YOU Quit B1290 Enter Directory YOU Quit Now remove the acknowledge request prompt B1290 Enter Program Code YOU 6 B1290 Dial Format is Zero YOU Next B1290 Squelch is 0 YOU Next B1290 Relay...

Page 63: ...he central site On receiving this code the central site activates the relay associated with that alarm When the alarm clears the Off code is transmit ted from the remote and the cental site s associat...

Page 64: ...it will continue to report over radio and telephone until it is ac knowledged Example 10 Adding an Expander In this example you are adding an expander to a B1290 to increase the num ber of alarm input...

Page 65: ...e Site is YOU Next Site ID is disabled don t need a voice message B1290 Expander One Alarm One is YOU 2 Change this voice B1290 beep beep YOU Intrusion B1290 Expander One Alarm One is Intrusion YOU Ne...

Page 66: ...Error To solve this problem define all of the expanders in the system in the B1290 using program code 7 number of expanders To change the Alarm On code for the first alarm on the second expander you...

Page 67: ...ng DTMF like tones Check for the TONE LED on the front panel when a digit is being re ceived Some phones send short bursts of tone rather than continuous tone while the key is depressed If the B1290 i...

Page 68: ...the alarm has been present for that interval before reporting it Check the directory programming to make sure that there is not an unwanted Wait command present Problem The B1290 continues dialing eve...

Page 69: ...e B1290 is not acknowledging over radio it may be necessary to adjust the receive level setting for the radio port If the B1290 is not acknowledging over the telephone line it may be neces sary to adj...

Page 70: ...debeforeallowingthemintotheprogrammingmode Problem Can I use the character as part of my DTMF strings Won t this be confused with the Enter code The and characters may be used as a part of any program...

Page 71: ...be sure that the correct com mand sequence is entered If a Directory Control Code is being used make sure that the B1290 has not been changed to a directory that disables the alarm reporting This wou...

Page 72: ...e price at Barnett Engineering Ltd s option after return of such equipment by buyer to Barnett Engi neering Ltd Shipment to Barnett Engineering Ltd s facility shall be borne on account of buyer 1 Cons...

Page 73: ...impedance unbalanced AC coupled Transmit Audio 20 dBm to 0 dBm 600 ohm impedance unbalanced AC coupled Channel Busy COS Ground closure PTT Open collector 25 V max 150 mA max Acknowledge Input Ground c...

Page 74: ...an alarm becomes active on or when it returns to normal off Different codes for each alarm 1 to 8 digits Remote Alarm Input Codes Simulate an alarm condition when received Different codes for each al...

Page 75: ...are returned when a relay is operated Disable Relay Voices Relay voices are not spoken Relay On Off Codes DTMF codes that turn the relay on and off Independent for each relay 1 to 8 digits Relay Time...

Page 76: ...uts and 4 relays Maximum of 7 expanders Option 004 External power pack with 120 VAC power supply sealed battery and charger 12 hour capacity in standby Connection of the Option 004 power supply is sho...

Page 77: ...es 1 Alarms 2 Record Next Quit 2 Relays 2 Record Next Quit 3 Erase 31 Erase 2 Directory 1 Dir A 2 Change Line 0X DIAL 1 RADIO 2X WAIT 3 ALERT 4X 2 TONE 5X 5 TONE 6X 1 TONE 7X DTMF 8 VOICE 9 ANSWER 3 E...

Page 78: ...3 Relay On Off x Change Clear Next 4 Alarm On Off x Change Clear Next 5 Remote Alarm x Change Clear Next 6 Interrogate x Change Clear Next 7 Directory Control x Change Clear Next 4 Configuration Ring...

Page 79: ...2 NO latched 3 NC latched Next Alarm Timebase 0 Seconds 1 Minutes Next Alarm Debounce x Change Next 2 Using Directory 0 Off 1 Dir A 2 Dir B 3 Dir C 4 Dir D Next 3 Relay Timebase 0 Seconds 1 Minutes N...

Page 80: ...0 Off 1 On Next Ack Request 0 Off 1 On Next Dial Tone 0 Off Call Progress 1 On Next 7 Expanders Number of Expanders X Change Next Site Voice Enable 0 Off 1 On Next 8 Reset Database 31 Reset Next 9 Au...

Page 81: ...Radio TX Voice x Change Next Radio RX x Change Next Phone RX x Change Next 80 Appendix C Programming Tree...

Page 82: ...Appendix D Mounting 81 Appendix D Mounting Figure 9 Mounting Detail...

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