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Chore-Time Chore-Tronics Broadcaster Installation And Operators Instruction Manual Download Page 32

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CT2 Alarm Relay Kit (50246) Wiring

Connect Flat Cable

1.Connect the Flat Cable as shown.

2.Remove the Common Jumper Wired if not needed.

3.All outputs are SPDT dry contack (Com./NC./NC.)

4.Broadcaster connects to the Com and NO.

5.Outputs:

1. High or Low Temperature on any mode temp sensor.

2. High or Low Static Pressure.

3. Low Water Pressure.

CT2 I/O /Board

Wireless Alarm

Board

Broadcaster I/O Board

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Summary of Contents for Chore-Tronics Broadcaster

Page 1: ...Time distributor or representative for additional parts and information CTB Inc PO Box 2000 Milford Indiana 46542 2000 USA Phone 574 658 4101 Email choretime choretime com Internet www choretime com M...

Page 2: ...ents of the Product are not original equipment supplied by Chore Time Product was not purchased from a Chore Time authorized distributor or certified representative Product was not installed by a Chor...

Page 3: ...9 Disarming the Broadcaster 9 Method 1 9 Method 2 9 Arming the Broadcaster 9 Saving the Current Installed Modems 10 Cellular Modem Setup 10 Checking Cell Signal 10 Land Line Modem Setup 11 General Set...

Page 4: ...Testing 26 SMS Texting Modem Testing 26 Updating Broadcaster Software 27 Hot Keys 27 Operator Panel Hot Key Combinations 27 SMS Text commands 27 Cell Modem Sim Card Installation GSM ATT 28 Wiring 29...

Page 5: ...ndicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided MAY result in minor or moderate injury Follow Safety Instructions Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and on your equipment safety sig...

Page 6: ...in the list in order until the acknowledgment code is entered If SMS messaging is used all phones that have been sent a message will be sent an additional message informing which number acknowledged t...

Page 7: ...ft and right buttons are used to edit a field Enter Button This button is used to select an option and save Display Alphanumeric Key Pad Navigation and Edit Buttons Ethernet Port A Backup Battery Swit...

Page 8: ...hosen by pushing that Key once To choose the second letter above each Key push that Key twice In our example the letter B is chosen by pressing the 2 button two times in a row The letter R is chosen b...

Page 9: ...he Main Menu 2 Select Alert Actions 3 Select Arm Disarm 4 Press Enter to change the current Status Arming the Broadcaster 1 Arm the Broadcaster after you have completed all the Setup 2 Test the Modems...

Page 10: ...ell Modem Config 4 Select Cell Modem Setup 5 The current installed Cell Modem displays If none are installed you still must save as None 6 Press Enter to save Select Yes to confirm Checking Cell Signa...

Page 11: ...o Save 6 Select Yes to confirm General Settings Menu Setting Date and Time 1 From Current Conditions screen press the Back Button to get to the Main Menu 2 From the Main Menu select Setup 3 Select Gen...

Page 12: ...from the list 3 Press Enter to save If Other is selected use the Keypad and Arrow buttons to enter each letter or number The maximum number of characters is eight It is important to note that the land...

Page 13: ...the inputs A specific name can be assigned to inputs by selecting Other from the Input Name List The landline modem will only voice the names in the list 1 From the Setup Menu screen select General 2...

Page 14: ...m the Main Menu select Setup 2 Select Dialing 3 Select Landline Calling and press Enter 4 Select Dialing Numbers 5 Select the line you want to change and press Enter 6 Enter the full phone number incl...

Page 15: ...e 1 Go to the Setup Menu and select Dialing 2 Select SMS Text Messaging 3 Select General 4 Select Acknowledge Delay Acknowledge delay is used to give the SMS message receiver time to acknowledge the t...

Page 16: ...a list of up to 10 numbers selected from any of the numbers entered in the DIALING SETUP menu The numbers can be selected from any of the five different dialing lists Landline Cellular SMS Server Voi...

Page 17: ...e is used to Acknowledge all types of Alert calls The default Acknowledgment code is 123456 We recommend that a new code be assigned 1 From the Setup Menu select Dialing 2 From the Dialing Setup scree...

Page 18: ...at IP range to set all the other devices connected to the network If the router has not been installed a good IP range to use would be 192 168 2 xxx The first three numbers must be the same and the la...

Page 19: ...s Enter on line 1 3 Select Edit and press Enter 4 Select CT3 or AUX and press Enter Both are added in the same way This example displays adding a CT3 control 5 Scroll down the list of approved Names a...

Page 20: ...e arrows to edit the number of days and hours and press Enter to save The example below displays 30 days 0 hours in Sleep Mode Thirty days is the maximum Sleep time The number of houses in the Current...

Page 21: ...r Input when the Base Box is in Sleep Mode 1 From the Network Setup menu Main Menu Setup Network select House Sleep Mode 2 Select the Click Here to Add 3 Select the Base Unit 4 Use the arrows to edit...

Page 22: ...er sources from the Broadcaster 2 Insert the USB drive in the USB Hub 3 Power the Broadcaster back up 4 Select History from the Main Menu 5 Select Copy History 6 Select Yes and Press Enter The History...

Page 23: ...me and Date Auxiliary 1 From the Main Menu select Setup 2 Select General 3 Select Time and Date 4 Select Set Time and Date 5 Edit the Time and Date with the Arrow Buttons 6 Press Enter to save Auxilia...

Page 24: ...me and press Enter 4 Select Yes and press Enter 5 Select a Name from the Aux Box Name list and press Enter Alert Names Aux Refer to the Base Box Alert Digital Inputs Naming procedure See page 13 Alert...

Page 25: ...ld receive a call with the status Cellular Calling It is recommended that a test call be run one time per week This can be done from the Dial Test Screen Landline Calling It is recommended that a test...

Page 26: ...al Test from the Main Menu 2 Select TEST CELLULAR 3 Enter the phone number you want to call 4 As soon as the last number is entered the Broadcaster will start sending a text 5 When you receive the tex...

Page 27: ...lace the battery backup switch to ON To check the current Broadcaster Version go to the Main Menu and select System Info Operator Panel Hot Key Combinations Use the following number combinations to pe...

Page 28: ...28 MT2461B Cell Modem Sim Card Installation GSM ATT Sim Card Mounting Bracket Step 1 Slide to Unlock Step 2 Open Door Step 3 Insert Sim Card Notched Corner Sim Card Step 4 Close the Door Step 5 Slide...

Page 29: ...cific Alarms directly to the Broadcaster Main Box TxRx Tx Rx TxRx Tx Rx TxRx Tx Rx TxRx Tx Rx ELT 6 Port Fiber Switch Fiber Switches are 10 100 RJ45 to 1 Fiber Port 6 Port Fiber Switch 6 Port Fiber Sw...

Page 30: ...Broadcaster Twisted Pair Fnet Fnet Fnet CT3 Controls send specific Alarms directly to the Broadcaster Main Box ELT Ethernet Cable Broadcaster Aux Box Broadcaster Main Box 8 dry Contact Inputs CT3 Mai...

Page 31: ...Inputs to Broadcaster Twisted Pair Fnet Fnet Fnet CT3 Controls send specific Alarms directly to the Broadcaster Main Box ELT Ethernet Cable Broadcaster Aux Box Broadcaster Main Box 8 dry Contact Inpu...

Page 32: ...s shown 2 Remove the Common Jumper Wired if not needed 3 All outputs are SPDT dry contack Com NC NC 4 Broadcaster connects to the Com and NO 5 Outputs 1 High or Low Temperature on any mode temp sensor...

Page 33: ...Broadcaster Wiring 33 MT2461B External Alert Alarm Wiring 24 VDC or VAC Coil 24 VDC or VAC Power Supply External Alert Device Broadcaster I O Board Max Load 3A 30VDC...

Page 34: ...ors the current mode of the Power Source must be connected to one of the eight inputs on the IO board A closed circuit is needed to get an alert This Input is still delayed by the Alert Delay Setting...

Page 35: ...caster Wiring 35 MT2461B Broadcaster IO Board s Eight Digital Inputs The eight inputs can be used to monitor any device that is connected to a relay that Closes for an alert See the examples depicted...

Page 36: ...Parts Listing Broadcaster 36 MT2461B Parts Listing 2434 020b 03 2014 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 13 14 15 16 21 22 24 25 28 29 30 32 33 16 20 34 27...

Page 37: ...Pan head Screw 46987 15 Strapping 29014 4 16 RP SMA to U FL 105 mm Cable 55967 17 Variscite SOM Module 56199 18 CAT5 Double Shielded Blue Cable 55951 19 Lithium Coin 3V 20mm Battery 55952 20 9V DC Pow...

Page 38: ...of Change ECO Various Numerous Updates 36032 Contact your nearby Chore Time distributor or representative for additional parts and information CTB Inc PO Box 2000 Milford Indiana 46542 2000 USA Phone...

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