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P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C 

 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC. 

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The Ignored units are devices that have been moved from the unknown unit list to the ignored unit 
list. Moving a device to the ignored list requires a manual button press and will never occur 
automatically. Devices moved to the ignored list will no longer show an unknown device trouble. This 
feature can be handy if you need to delete a device from the CP-3500D and cannot physically locate 
it to remove the battery. This should not be common practice and only used as a last resort. 

Warning: An alarm, supervisory or trouble received from a device on the unknown list will be 
displayed as an unknown unit trouble. 

 

 
4.9.1 Displaying the Unknown Unit Screen 

The unknown units list can be displayed by pressing the PROGRAM soft key then select the 
Unknown Units menu item and press ENTER. The following is an example of one device being 
displayed on the unknown units screen. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The unknown device serial number will be displayed on the left and the serial number of the repeater 
it is reporting to on the right. The two are separated by a dash. A repeater serial number of 000000 
indicates the unknown device is no longer reporting to any enrolled repeater.  

 

4.9.2 Removing a Device from the Unknown List 

To remove a device from the unknown list the installer can choose to ignore it. If Ignore is chosen the 
device will be moved to the ignored list and will no longer show an unknown trouble. 

Warning: Do 

not move an unknown device to the ignored list if you cannot identify it as being part of your 
installation. If you are receiving unknown units that you cannot identify which may be from 
another installation, the correct solution is to change the base code of your CP-3500D.

   

To move the device to the ignored list, highlight the desired device and press the ignore soft key. 

Note: Any device appearing on the Unknown Units list will continue to show an unknown unit 
trouble until it has been either ignored or enrolled. The device can only be enrolled after it is 
ignored and then removed from the ignored list. 

 

U n k n o w n   U n it s   C h e c k i n g   I n  

  I g n o r e                                                                                                      

 

 
 

 
 

 

0 2 2 3 d 8   –   0 0 6 3 a f  

                               
       

 

 
 

 
 

 
     

Serial # of the 
unknown unit 

Serial # of the 
repeater that the 
unknown unit is 
communicating 
with  

Summary of Contents for CP-3500D

Page 1: ...M C35KD Rev C 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC CP 3500D WIRELESS FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL OPERATING and INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL CWSI LLC 10798 N W 53 Street Sunrise Florida 3...

Page 2: ...e or for a specific application Local testing for suitability of both the proposed site and application is required Unless prohibited by law the liability of CWSI is limited to the cost of the equipme...

Page 3: ...king the Equipment 13 3 4 Installing the CP 3500D 13 3 4 1 Enrolling Devices Annunciators and Repeaters 17 3 4 2 Installing the Annunciators Repeaters and Initiating Devices 19 3 4 3 The Backup Batter...

Page 4: ...ts 44 4 9 1 Displaying the Unknown Unit Screen 45 4 9 2 Removing a Device from the Unknown List 45 4 9 3 Displaying the Ignored Unit Screen 46 4 9 4 Removing a Device from the Ignored List 46 SECTION...

Page 5: ...Screen 66 6 2 10 Accessing the Programming info Screen 66 SECTION 7 DIGITAL ALARM COMMUNICATORS 69 7 1 Silent Knight Model 5104B 69 7 1 1 Installation 69 7 1 2 Wiring 69 7 1 3 Programming 69 7 1 4 Op...

Page 6: ...a series of wireless fire annunciation and control panels manufactured by CWSI This system was designed and tested to comply with NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code and UL 864 standard The CP 3500D is...

Page 7: ...0D a complete installation solution The system is designed with monitoring and emergency personnel in mind The LCD display provides easily identifiable pinpoint information displaying the specific ini...

Page 8: ...ss A B NAC circuits 4 N O alarm dry contact outputs 2 form C programmable dry contact alarm outputs 1 form C trouble output Auxiliary municipal city box output Compatible with 2 DACT s 320 x 240 backl...

Page 9: ...Class A ratings 24 Volts DC 1 Amp Class B ratings 24 Volts DC 1 Amp each Regulated NAC Circuits Programmable Non power Limited 1 Class A Style Z or 2 Class B Style Y Field selectable Class A ratings...

Page 10: ...nsmitter CO Detector Model 350 Carbon Monoxide Detector with Integral Sounder The following antennas are for use with the CP 3500D Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC Models OM 1 Omni Isotro...

Page 11: ...ts in the Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems UL 864 certain programming features or options must be limited to specific values or not used at all as indicated below Prog...

Page 12: ...P N IM C35KD Rev C 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC 12 Figure 1...

Page 13: ...nd alarm requirement is met 3 Maximum number of devices per repeater or direct to the CP 3500D is 100 A repeater will automatically reject any devices in excess of 100 units that try to report directl...

Page 14: ...ited and non power limited wiring must be in separate conduit and kept a minimum of 25 apart in the enclosure Refer to figure 4 for suggested wire routing WARNING Make sure A C supply is turned OFF pr...

Page 15: ...supplied cable between the repeater and the antenna The cable should be within the same room and not routed near electrically noisy sources such as fluorescent lights or electrical outlets 7 Perform...

Page 16: ...cate with any enrolled devices annunciators and repeaters that are in the CP 3500D memory The CP 3500D will also verify and or update any relay programming for the repeaters according to the current C...

Page 17: ...llment allows the CP 3500D to accept signals from that device It also programs the base code into the device and stores the serial number into the CP 3500D memory The main system normal screen must be...

Page 18: ...ed is not within RF range of an enrolled repeater or the CP 3500D panel Make sure it is in reception range of a repeater or the CP 3500D 3 The unit being enrolled already has a base code programmed in...

Page 19: ...ceptable signal strength results Do not mount any device unless acceptable signal strength indicating tone is heard from the sounder in the device being tested Once the device is mounted confirm accep...

Page 20: ...connected properly We recommend replacing the batteries in accordance with NFPA 72 guidelines or every three years After replacing the batteries install the cover panel as described below 3 4 4 Cover...

Page 21: ...P N IM C35KD Rev C 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC 21 Figure 2...

Page 22: ...ure 3 below for the location of these buttons The Up Down Left Right buttons are used for menu navigation and character number selection The Enter button is for selecting and unselecting data entry fi...

Page 23: ...changes will be lost If an Alarm or Supervisory signal is received while in any menu the CP 3500D will abort the menu programming functions and display the Alarm or Supervisory condition on the LCD an...

Page 24: ...nt Ignored Units Unknown Units A V Device Tandem Controls CP 3500D Setup Relay Setup Device Edit Program CP 3500D Relay Setup Supervisory Setup Dialer Setup Logs Display All Event Log Display Trouble...

Page 25: ...ressed with any of the wrong characters showing or 4 numbers are not entered the field will clear and the entire password will have to be entered again When a correct password is entered a ten minute...

Page 26: ...ges to the page If you press the BACK key without saving a screen will appear asking if you want to save Press the appropriate soft key and you will exit the screen and be taken one menu level back If...

Page 27: ...u items shown are important to verify and change if necessary before continuing to the system main screen and performing any other programming We strongly recommend setting the time and date as a mini...

Page 28: ...ress the ENTER key to stop edit mode Use the same procedure to set the date and the Auto Update DST setting When the DST is off the clock will not be updated automatically for daylight savings time If...

Page 29: ...or a different installation Warning You must verify that each CP 3500D in reception range of another has different base codes before enrolling any devices or repeaters If you change the base code aft...

Page 30: ...r Off then press enter When you are done making the desired changes press the Save soft key to save the change and display the Initial Configuration Menu This completes initial configuration of the sy...

Page 31: ...rouble update the programming in all installed annunciators as described in the WRA 3 manual Any devices or repeaters that have not been previously edited will show the NEW DEVICE text in the descript...

Page 32: ...nnunciator or repeater To delete a device annunciator or repeater from the system 1 Locate the Device s Annunciator s and or Repeater s you want to delete and remove all power from it 2 Allow the powe...

Page 33: ...up 890 895 is reserved for future use The fourth group 896 899 is the global zones group for tandem devices Only 899 is in use at this time for the model 301 smoke detectors The alarm zones 001 889 ca...

Page 34: ...eferred to as A B C and D A is the highest priority and D is the lowest Level C can be used for either Supervisory or fire applications but not both The CP 3500D will display signals based on priority...

Page 35: ...The description is limited to 16 characters and can contain letters numbers and symbols To enter or change a description access the device edit screen for the desired device Move the blinking cursor t...

Page 36: ...inue to press BACK until the main CP 3500D screen is displayed 4 4 7 Point ID A Point ID number is automatically assigned to each repeater annunciator and device that is enrolled into the CP 3500D The...

Page 37: ...been previously modified The top text line indicates the serial number of the repeater and the specific relay being programmed Programming the wireless relay is similar Choose the wireless relay from...

Page 38: ...on move the cursor to the Relay Off button field Press ENTER to enter edit mode then use the UP DOWN buttons to scroll through the available selections The button choices for manually deactivating a r...

Page 39: ...vious information to the repeater A message will appear just under the NAC RLY XX line at the top of the screen which reads Last Update Pending Unable to Edit If this occurs back out of the relay edit...

Page 40: ...if programmed to do so To change a turn off field move the cursor to the desired turn off button output field and press ENTER Use the UP DOWN buttons to change the selection to Reset then press ENTER...

Page 41: ...Turning on supervisory auto restore will only have an effect on system operation if the first option alarm C supervisory is also on The device type of the transmitter used for sprinkler supervisory s...

Page 42: ...if the living room smoke detector senses smoke Note the following when programming zones 1 Active model 301 tandem sounders will not be synchronized with each other 2 The model 350 is intended for ins...

Page 43: ...to 60 seconds 4 8 1 Two Alarm Zone operation The zones 800 899 require two devices on the same zone to be in alarm for the zone to become activated and turn on NAC s relays tandems etc When the first...

Page 44: ...the CP 3500D Resetting the CP 3500D with the remote reset will show in the all event log as a remote reset Note Zones cannot be entered and the alarm level cannot be changed on a 345 programmed as a r...

Page 45: ...erial number of the repeater it is reporting to on the right The two are separated by a dash A repeater serial number of 000000 indicates the unknown device is no longer reporting to any enrolled repe...

Page 46: ...ere the device is and there is no need for it to continue to send an unknown device trouble Devices can remain on the ignored list indefinitely Warning The CP 3500D will not respond to alarms supervis...

Page 47: ...P N IM C35KD Rev C 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC 47 Figure 4...

Page 48: ...mmunicator section of this manual for approved communicator and proper connection The contacts are rated at 24Volts D C 1 Amp resistive Acceptable wire size for connection is 16 22awg 5 1 2 Trouble Co...

Page 49: ...al box using series connection only Shunt connection is not supported This is a non power limited connection Power limited and non power limited circuits must be separated by at least 25 within the en...

Page 50: ...P N IM C35KD Rev C 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International LLC 50 Note The trouble form C relay output will not activate on a dialer fault trouble Figure 5...

Page 51: ...d a NAC overload trouble signal will be displayed and the NAC circuit output will deactivate It will attempt to reactivate only if another device programmed to activate it sends an alarm or the NAC ci...

Page 52: ...OCK HSR HSW HORN STROBE 4 WHEELOCK DSM 12 24 R SYNC MODULE 1 SYSTEM SENSOR P2R P2W HORN STROBE 4 SYSTEM SENSOR MDL3R or MDL3W SYNC MODULE 1 SYSTEM SENSOR R 20E RELAY 4 CONTACT MANUFACTURER FOR COMPLET...

Page 53: ...his connector is for downloading WRA 3 programming information with the WRA 3 programming tool Refer to the WRA 3 manual for more information 5 2 8 Relay Expansion Connector The relay expansion connec...

Page 54: ...ed will cause the Alarm LED to flash again Resetting the CP 3500D will turn this LED off Supervisory This LED flashes when any unacknowledged Supervisory alarm condition is present on the CP 3500D It...

Page 55: ...f the Alarm Ack button is pressed while the CP 3500D is displaying the lowest level Alarm then the CP 3500D will go back to displaying the highest priority Alarm Pressing this button will also send a...

Page 56: ...when using this button Strobe Reset The operation of this button is similar to the Alarm Ack button except it will not scroll through multiple priority acknowledged Alarms Use the Alarm Ack button fo...

Page 57: ...st above the buttons Figure 7 6 1 4 Sounder The CP 3500D internal sounder is a piezo horn which will annunciate a different sound pattern for Alarm Supervisory and Trouble as follows Alarm On continuo...

Page 58: ...t during normal mode When in normal mode the CP 3500D is monitoring system voltages keypad inputs etc as well as monitoring for any off normal alarms supervisory or trouble signals Transmitter test si...

Page 59: ...pulse once a second 3 The sprinkler Supervisory LED will flash once a second 4 Alarm Relay 3 will activate 5 Relay 1 Relay 2 and auxiliary outputs will not activate 6 The event is stored in the alarm...

Page 60: ...rouble contact will activate Note The trouble contact will not activate on a dialer fault trouble 5 The event is stored in the trouble and all event log The membrane buttons will function as described...

Page 61: ...D control panel Caused by an open in the wiring connected to the Aux circuit Check the wiring for opens 5 Tamper Can occur in any battery operated device Caused by removal of device or exposing device...

Page 62: ...Unknown Unit Can occur when a device annunciator or repeater that is not enrolled is checking into the CP 3500D control panel Refer to section 4 9 in this manual for more information 15 Memory Error W...

Page 63: ...occurrences of the same type signal from any one device will only be displayed once while in test If you want to test the same signal from a transmitter more than once you will have to exit and reente...

Page 64: ...t the desired log to view The last selection is Clear Test Log Choose this option if you want to erase the contents of the test log You will be prompted to confirm the choice The test log contents are...

Page 65: ...CP 3500D including NAC enrolled devices etc 12 33 20PM 08 14 09 Last Pg Pg Down A l l E v e n t L o g R e s e t 1 2 1 0 0 0 A M 0 1 0 2 0 9 S u p e r v i s o r y 0 3 3 a 9 2 1 2 0 2 0 4 A M 0 1 0 2 0...

Page 66: ...D as described in this manual The info screen provides an easy way to view it 6 No of Repeaters The number of currently enrolled repeaters is shown here 7 No of Devices The number of currently enrolle...

Page 67: ...D Settings This section includes current base code and all other relay programming options as described in this manual 2 Enrolled units This section includes all of the enrolled devices and their asso...

Page 68: ...e 2 0 0 0 Z o n e 3 0 0 0 P r i o r i t y B D e s c B a s e m e n t P o i n t I D 0 0 1 0 12 33 20PM 08 14 09 Last Pg Pg Down P r o g r a m m i n g I n f o E n r o l l e d R e p e a t e r s R e p e a...

Page 69: ...imited Always run power limited and non power limited wiring in separate conduit Maintain at least between power limited and non power limited wiring within each enclosure The CP 3500D N O Alarm A Ala...

Page 70: ...Acknowledging the alarm on the CP 3500D will only silence its internal sounder The sounder on the 5104B CANNOT be silenced by pressing the ALARM ACK key on the CP 3500D or the Reset Silence switch on...

Page 71: ...central station for each enrolled repeater and device The communicator has the capability of either 24 or 60 hour battery backup time 7 2 1 Installation Follow the instructions in the communicator ma...

Page 72: ...manual for further information Once the wiring and programming of the CP 3500D and SDACT 2 are complete any alarms supervisory or trouble conditions with either the CP 3500D or the SDACT 2 will be com...

Page 73: ...be sent to the central station upon restoring the CP 3500D to normal standby When a trouble is displayed by the CP 3500D the N C contacts on the trouble relay will open causing a trouble transmission...

Page 74: ...C Reset FH Fire Alarm Restore Alarm C Supervisory FS Fire Supervisory Alarm C Supervisory Reset FV Fire Supervisory Restore All Troubles except A C loss and Supervisory Trouble FT Fire Trouble All Tro...

Page 75: ...e a magnet next to the appropriate survey location of the transmitter being used Once the initial beep is heard the magnet can be removed while waiting for the confirmation signal Continue this until...

Page 76: ...l for the survey location of each type of transmitter One beep should be heard at the device and the repeater which received the survey signal followed by either a single beep or two beeps at the devi...

Page 77: ...1 H Hardware Failure 61 Horns On 56 I Ignored Device 45 Initiating Device 7 8 10 13 19 55 57 58 60 61 62 63 Installation 13 Introduction 6 L LCD display 7 8 56 59 60 LED 54 Logs 60 63 Low Battery 62 M...

Page 78: ...48 62 Smoke Detector Silence 56 Soft Keys 57 Sounder 7 55 57 58 59 60 75 Specifications 9 Strobe Reset 56 Supervisory 7 48 49 58 59 Supervisory Ack 55 Survey Button 76 System Test 63 T Tamper 61 Tamp...

Page 79: ...ges of Trouble signals press the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN soft keys To activate evacuation horns press the HORNS ON button To silence evacuation horns press the SIGNAL SILENCE button To silence tandem smo...

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