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Installation and connection

TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN/06.2015

4.1.3

Installing the flush-mounting type enclosure with bezel frame (UPB)

Note: Do not remove the plaster cover and the fixing brackets during the installation to protect the
wall-mounting enclosure!

1. Before inserting the cables remove the knockouts. Guide the power supply cables into the

enclosure.

2. Install the flush-mounting enclosure in a way that the enclosure (and thus the plaster cover)

are approximately 2 mm below the finished surface of the wall.

3. After installing the enclosure securely, remove the plaster cover and the fixing brackets. Then

install the bezel frame into the flush mounting enclosure.

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Summary of Contents for TM800

Page 1: ...Manual EN TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN 06 2015 TM800 Alarm indicator and operator panel Software version 4 0x...

Page 2: ...many Londorfer Stra e 65 35305 Gruenberg Germany Tel 49 6401 807 0 Fax 49 6401 807 259 E mail info bender de www bender de Bender GmbH Co KG All rights reserved Reprinting only with permission of the...

Page 3: ...ionality of the TM800 13 3 3 1 LC display 13 3 3 2 Programmable messages 14 3 3 3 History memory 14 3 3 4 Interfaces 14 3 3 4 1 BMS bus 14 3 3 4 2 USB interface 15 3 3 5 Programming and reading the TM...

Page 4: ...1 Connection details 28 4 2 2 Modules and connections of the TM800 connection example 29 4 2 3 BMS bus connection 31 4 2 3 1 Terminating resistor 31 4 3 Examples for connection and address assignment...

Page 5: ...5 Settings menu 5 Digital inputs 61 8 4 4 6 Settings menu 6 Buzzer and LED 63 8 4 4 7 Settings menu 7 Common reset 63 8 4 4 8 Settings menu 8 Clock 63 8 4 4 9 Settings menu 9 Language 64 8 4 4 10 Set...

Page 6: ...3 Operating and display module BI71S 80 10 3 1 BI71S dimensions 80 10 3 2 Wiring diagram BI71S 80 10 3 3 Technical data BI71S 81 10 3 4 Ordering information BI71S 81 10 4 Operating and display module...

Page 7: ...le location near to the devices Should you have any further questions please contact our Technical Sales department We are also happy to provide on site service Contact our Service Department for more...

Page 8: ...How to get the most out of this manual 8 TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN 06 2015...

Page 9: ...ting communication equipment and third party systems All technical devices installed in one alarm indicator and operator panel constitute a technology cen tre in the relevant room Please heed the limi...

Page 10: ...re electric shock and injury Reference signs must always be clearly legible Replace damaged or illegible signs immediately Make sure that the dimensions of the BSV battery supported safety power suppl...

Page 11: ...d test combination RCMS Residual current monitoring system for TN S systems SMI472 Signal converter for third party technical equipment e g med gases BSV battery supported systems TM Alarm indicator a...

Page 12: ...nately on the LC display The address of the device triggering the alarm can also be called up The audible signal sounds again once a configurable period of time has elapsed repetition can be deactivat...

Page 13: ...ed foil surface Optionally available with an antibacterial foil surface 3 3 Functionality of the TM800 3 3 1 LC display The backlit features four lines of 20 characters It assists medical and technica...

Page 14: ...y can be read out via the operating menu or the TMK history PC software 3 3 4 Interfaces Alarm indicator and operator panels feature different interfaces for communication with third party systems and...

Page 15: ...ace an RS 232 RS 485 converter DI 2 or a USB RS 485 converter DI 2USB will be required 3 3 4 2 USB interface A personal computer can also be connected to the TM800 via the USB interface using a standa...

Page 16: ...eady in the front plate of TM800 one operating LED warning and alarm LED each as common alarm LEDs 5 control buttons Interfaces 2 x RS 485 1 x USB 2 x I C Buzzer 3 4 2 2 BM400 BM400 is a module simila...

Page 17: ...output via the PC software TMK SET The I O modules are snapped on a DIN rail in the flush mounting box separately from the display and the pushbutton panels So the system can easily be expanded Each...

Page 18: ...ions are made in accordance with the specifications of the respective manufacturer Typical examples of third party systems used in medical locations BMI8 4 8 digital inputs 4 relay outputs The digital...

Page 19: ...easy to clean so that a high standard of hygiene is guaranteed For additional protection the front panel surface can also be delivered with antibacterial surface Flush mounting type enclosure with be...

Page 20: ...te can easily be disman tled That allows the flush mounting or surface mounting enclosure to be installed prior to the final assembly stage Cable connections between the front plate and the terminal b...

Page 21: ...ting enclosure 1 Before inserting the cables remove the knockouts Guide the power supply cables into the enclosure 2 Install the flush mounting enclosure in a way that the enclosure and thus the plast...

Page 22: ...than the finished wall surface i e tile thickness plus adhesive thickness Note The wall mounting enclosure is partially covered by the wall surface e g tile 3 Once the enclosure is firmly installed a...

Page 23: ...d plaster frame anodized alum profile 2mm brick wall slotted oval head screw M4x20mm with washer and nut mounting lid seal backbox 4mm depth as specified plaster 3mm Wallbox to be mounted deeper than...

Page 24: ...4 1 5 1 Flush mounting type enclosure with bezel frame UPB bezel cover frame alum profile 3mm wall surface brick wall adjustable height max 20mm seal 13 0 20 0 slotted pan head machine screw M4x16mm f...

Page 25: ...ick wall seal plaster 3mm slotted pan head machine screw M4x16mm frontplate 3mm Alum Alum mountingplate welded stud M4x5x6x8 M4x12 screw hinge fixing horizontal adjustment screw M4x8 hinge fixing vert...

Page 26: ...er you must ensure that the cables are posi tioned in such a way that there is enough space left for the circuit boards when the frontplate is closed 3 Fix the enclosure to the wall using stainless sc...

Page 27: ...without the use of a tool Make sure this textile lug no longer pro trudes from the enclosure after commissioning Components protruding from the front plate such as socket outlets remote op erating th...

Page 28: ...al points Risk of electric shock Before fitting the enclosure and working on the device connections make sure that the power supply has been disconnected Failure to comply with this requirement will e...

Page 29: ...tion and connection 29 TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN 06 2015 4 2 2 Modules and connections of the TM800 connection example eA eB eS iA iB iS eA eB eS iA iB iS BI800 BI800 BI800 BI800 BM800 A B 1 D 6 2 3 4 5...

Page 30: ...f the supply voltage US to the terminals 0 and 230 V of the power supply unit The standard supply voltage is AC 230 V 7 Switch S1 to terminate the external BMS bus 8 Switch S2 to terminate the interna...

Page 31: ...s Use the DIP switch to select on or off position BMS bus addresses Be sure that the addresses of all devices connected to the bus are correctly assigned Never assign one address twice Assign the addr...

Page 32: ...ndicator and operator panel TM800 and 3 alarm indicator and test combinations MK2430 All components are connected to the TM800 via the in ternal RS 485 interface The addresses are consecutively assign...

Page 33: ...rator panel TM800 in an operating theatre a higher level alarm indicator and operator panel TM800 in the technical control room and a personal computer to evaluate the history memory of the alarm indi...

Page 34: ...ply system Each UMC107E is connected to its alarm indicator and operator panel TM800 via the internal BMS bus The TM800 panels are connected with each other and also to a higher level TM800 in the tec...

Page 35: ...elf dig IN 0 ext bus off M own addr Device M on the int bus of the own device ext 0 int M int bus int M N own addr 0 Device N on the external bus dig IN N own addr 1 TM MK itself dig IN N own addr M 1...

Page 36: ...stored in the history memory If the message has been programmed without a text silent message its source DigIn resp address and channel No will be stored in the history memory no individual text poss...

Page 37: ...n 3 Set parameters parameterisation 4 Settings at the TM800 5 Settings in the TMK SET software 6 Tests after parameter setting Writedown all settings and keep it together with the deviceand installati...

Page 38: ...g resistors correctly at TM800 by means of DIP switch Term on off yes yes yes TM800 with BMI8 8 resp BMI8 4 only Are the digital inputs connected correctly and do they have the right potential Make co...

Page 39: ...LEDs below the display light up and does anything appear on the TM800 s display no Does TM800 indicate a fault Make a note of the message Adapt the signalling device to the system or remedy the fault...

Page 40: ...es int ext Set alarm addresses and system numbers Set test addresses and types of Isometers TM800 with BMI8 8 resp BMI8 4 Use of standard assignment for medical gases UPS systems Can the buzzer sound...

Page 41: ...ropriate test Program alarm addresses for standard alarm messages Enter system numbers or system designation yes yes Enter individual alarm messages for the required channels If applicable use semi au...

Page 42: ...ages e g device failure insulation fault Create an error directly or select the test communication function Is the error correctly being signalled by the TM800 yes no yes TM800 is ready for operation...

Page 43: ...nce every working day Functional test of the transfer switching device Functional test of the automatic transfer switching device Fol low the instructions in chapter Testing of the transfer switch ing...

Page 44: ...extra cost Telephone 49 6401 807 780 technical issues 49 6401 807 784 785 commercial issues Fax 49 6401 807 789 E mail repair bender service com Please send the devices for repair to the following ad...

Page 45: ...inutes If the error continues to exist BM800 module or I Cbus cable is defective replace 3 RTC ERROR Clock chip defective Replace BM800 module 4 FLASH ERROR Memory module D5 defective Replace memory m...

Page 46: ...Error Possible cause Task No indication on the display of the TM800 alarm indicator and operator panel Check AC DC 24 V power supply Check the fuse of the power sup ply unit Replace fuse if required N...

Page 47: ...in the TMK SET con figuration software address of externally connected devices incorrectly set incorrect parame terisation with TMK SET inter face cables A B mixed up RS 485 bus incorrectly terminate...

Page 48: ...that can be damaged by electrostatic dis charges ESD When work activities are carried out when the device is open the safety precautions concerning the dissipation of electrostatic electricity have t...

Page 49: ...or control and display elements LED and LCD 1 LED Operation Power On indicator green only lights up if no warnings or alarms are pending 2 LED Warning warning messages yellow 3 LED Fault alarm message...

Page 50: ...ces insulation monitoring devices LIM GFCI No function 6 button mute button Mute the buzzer after an alarm message acknowledge the alarm ESC button To mute or deactivate buzzer In operating mode In me...

Page 51: ...ber of pending messages Message text page in this case page 1 zzz Insulation fault location or test currently in progress see table 09 50 Time example During the insulation fault location or test proc...

Page 52: ...ed devices are tested one after another TM800 automatically evaluates the currently oc curring messages Once the process is complete either a common message about a successful test or an error message...

Page 53: ...t the BMS bus system is faulty 2 Only overload message received Only insulation fault message from channel 2 received Chan nel 2 3 Only insulation fault message and over load message received Chan nel...

Page 54: ...Operation 54 TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN 06 2015...

Page 55: ...texts Press the Menu button to open the main menu The following buttons can be used in the main menu ESC Exit function or go up one menu level Select menu items Confirm the selected menu item Enter I...

Page 56: ...ord entry screen display appears automatically Once a valid password has been entered full access will be given to all menus except to the service menu until menu mode is exited Please enter Password...

Page 57: ...th additional texts and address of the device sending the message can be displayed on a PC and printed out using the TMK History software version 3 x or higher Connection to the TM800 can be establish...

Page 58: ...splayed by pressing the button 4 Press the again to select an entry Repeat these operating steps for all messages you need Then press ESC to exit the menu Possible displays in the last line of the his...

Page 59: ...when the TEST button is pressed 60 4 Value addresses No function 61 5 Digital inputs Setting of the operating behaviour for digital inputs 61 6 Buzzer and LED Setting of the frequency and repetition...

Page 60: ...st 8 4 4 3 Settings menu 3 Test addresses Set the bus addresses for insulation monitoring devices z B 107TD47 IRDH transfer switching devices with monitoring functions ATICS LIM Line Isolation Monitor...

Page 61: ...en the input is set to 24V an alarm message will be sent when the voltage at the input is 24 V When the input is set to 0V an alarm message will be sent when the voltage is 0 V It is for this reason t...

Page 62: ...ound The buzzer sound can be set to mute acknowledged The buzzer sounds again every 12 minutes as a reminder Individual settings can only be made using the TMK SET software Neutral and specific alarm...

Page 63: ...itself will remain visible on the display until its cause has been rectified 1 Exit Back to the main menu 2 C Reset Int Setting for the internal BMS bus On Buzzer can be acknowledged externally Off Bu...

Page 64: ...ss Select the language for the message display You may select TimeanddateforthesystemcanbesetonanyMK orTM panel Thesettings are transferred via the BMS bus to the master device address 1 which transfe...

Page 65: ...ess if several TM800 are connected to one BMS bus One TM800 must have the address 1 master All other TM800 are addressed in consecutive order 2 3 4 There should be no gaps between ad dresses Only in t...

Page 66: ...il ure Relay switches as soon as the TM800 recognises a device failure Test Relay switches for approx 1 seconds once a test has been started via the TEST button on the assigned devices insulation moni...

Page 67: ...tem running Once started EDS4xx 12 and PGH47x run continuously If you exit the menu EDSp will appear in the last line of the standard display in order to indicate continuous running Menu item Function...

Page 68: ...uld have an effect on the internal BMS bus only or also on the external bus Setting possibilities internally only internally and externally 8 4 6 Menu 6 External devices This menu is used to set and c...

Page 69: ...l read the current settings of the connected device In the first line of the display shows the device type Use the Up Down buttons to select the appropriate function or device setting and confirm with...

Page 70: ...last assignment transmission press once Show version of standard texts and version of the boot loader internal soft ware for updates Number of BI800S and BMIx x press twice The alarm addresses test a...

Page 71: ...MS off for parallel panel faster external communication Internal address can only be set when the ext BMS is switched off Digital output 1 Function Operating mode 4 11 Digital output 1 Setting of the...

Page 72: ...Off for 1 9 h AC DC On AC 11 Buzzer On Off Type 11 2 Buzzer On Off 11 3 Buzzer Type Buzzer On Off Buzzer type e g for the time of commissioning the buzzer can be switched off for 1 9 h Setting of the...

Page 73: ...ss 3 x 20 characters Alarm LEDs three different colours green normal yellow warning red alarm Menu texts German English Buttons 5 lamp test test of assigned devices buzzer mute additional text scroll...

Page 74: ...onditions acc to IEC 60721 Stationary use IEC 60721 3 3 3K5 condensation and formation of ice is possible Classification of mechanical conditions acc to IEC 60721 Stationary use IEC 60721 3 3 3M7 Conn...

Page 75: ...10 UPE 2 Tiles 447 x 297 457 x 307 460 x 310 UPE 3 Tiles 297 x 447 307 x 457 310 x 460 UPE 4 Tiles 447 x 447 457 x 457 460 x 460 UPE 5 Tiles 447 x 597 457 x 607 460 x 610 UPE 6 Tiles 597 x 447 607 x 4...

Page 76: ...6 450 x 600x 150 APK 7 600 x 600 x 150 APK 8 600 x 750 x 150 Description Art No USB cable PC Alarm indicator and operator panel Type A Type B Parameterisation software TMK SET V 4 0 parameterisation...

Page 77: ...M400 dimensions Assign the addresses in consecutive order The system can only function reliably when there are no gaps between the individual addresses Use the module s inputs and outputs for its inte...

Page 78: ...re The link between the ele ment and the appropriate input output or interface is also carried out via the PC software In addition acoustical messages can be set to be distinguishable from one another...

Page 79: ...modules 79 TM800_D00165_00_M_XXEN 06 2015 10 2 4 Ordering information BI800S Type Description Art No BI800S Operating and display module SMDLED for MEDICS panels 5 illuminated push buttons new version...

Page 80: ...l free changeover contacts The operat ing and display modules BI71S do not feature an I C bus connection to the panel s p c b BM800 BM400 Application example Direct control of remote control switches...

Page 81: ...A DC192W Maximum switching voltage Minimum switching load 10mAatDC5V EMC IEC61000 6 2 IEC61000 6 3 Operating temperature 25 C 55 C 10 3 4 Ordering information BI71S 1 Us DC 24 V or AC 24 V 50 60 Hz 2...

Page 82: ...ing Each LED can individually be controlled with 24 V LED testing with all pole switching via changeover relays on the internal supply voltage 10 4 1 BI72S dimensions 10 4 2 Wiring diagram BI72S Conne...

Page 83: ...n 110mA Relay contacts Maximum current 2A Maximum switching voltage DC30V EMC IEC61000 6 2 IEC61000 6 3 Operating temperature 25 55 C 10 4 4 Ordering information BI72S Type Description Art No BI72S Op...

Page 84: ...BMI8 8 features 8 digital inputs and 8 open collector outputs The open collector outputs are capable of driving a load of up to 15 W at an operating voltage of 24 V They feature flyback diodes so that...

Page 85: ...Ds relays etc 6 V20 V27 Alarm LED lights up when the associated open collector output is closed Output Alarm LED Output Alarm LED 11 14 V20 51 54 V24 21 24 V21 61 64 V25 31 34 V22 71 74 V26 41 44 V23...

Page 86: ...utilise one changeover contact each AC 250 V 5 A AC1 Der I O module BMI10 4 features 4 relay outputs for the extension of the BMI8 4 module The BMI0 4 module can only be used in conjunction with BMI8...

Page 87: ...ht up when the associated relay is energised Output Alarm LED 11 12 14 V25 21 22 24 V26 31 32 34 V27 41 42 44 V28 7 A1 A2 Supply voltage US DC 8 11 12 14 4 relay outputs on the I O module BMI8 4 41 42...

Page 88: ...Electrical service life under rated operating conditions 10 000 switching operations Contact data acc to IEC 60947 5 1 Utilisation category AC 13 AC 14 DC 12 DC 12 DC 12 Rated operational voltage 230...

Page 89: ...variants 19 Enter button 50 Error 45 Error list 46 Evaluating devices 68 External devices 68 F Fault condition 51 Firmware version 15 55 70 Front plate 20 24 Front plate components 27 Functional test...

Page 90: ...procedure 55 Starting the EDS system 67 Status information 13 Status line 51 52 Suction cup 27 76 Summertime 63 64 surface mounting enclosure 20 Switching on 38 39 System components 7 31 System number...

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