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Table of Contents

1 Introduction.................................................................................................. 1

1.1 System Description .............................................................................................................................. 1

1.2 Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 3

2 Definitions.................................................................................................... 5

3 System Installation....................................................................................... 7

3.1 Handling............................................................................................................................................... 7

3.1.1 Precautions.................................................................................................................................... 7

3.1.2 Unpacking and Inspection ............................................................................................................ 7

3.2 Site Location ........................................................................................................................................ 7

3.3 Installation Details ............................................................................................................................... 7

4 System Operation....................................................................................... 11

4.1 Power Up ........................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2 Normal Operation .............................................................................................................................. 11

4.3 Battery................................................................................................................................................ 12

4.4 AC Power........................................................................................................................................... 12

4.5 Ground Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 13

4.6 Bulldog............................................................................................................................................... 13

4.7 Standby Mode .................................................................................................................................... 13

4.8 Alarm Relay ....................................................................................................................................... 14

4.9 Trouble Relay..................................................................................................................................... 14

4.10 Buzzer .............................................................................................................................................. 14

4.11 LCD Display .................................................................................................................................... 14

4.12 Loop Shunt Key Switch ................................................................................................................... 14

5 System Programming................................................................................. 17

5.1 UL 864 Compliance ........................................................................................................................... 17

5.2 4x4+1 Keypad .................................................................................................................................... 17

5.3 How To Modify Panel Settings .......................................................................................................... 18

5.4 Function 1 Zone Settings ................................................................................................................... 18

5.4.1 Setting 1 Zone Box Number ....................................................................................................... 19

5.4.2 Setting 2 Zone Alarm Code ........................................................................................................ 19

5.4.3 Setting 3 Zone Alarm Code Rounds ........................................................................................... 20

5.4.4 Setting 4 Zone Trouble Code...................................................................................................... 20

5.4.5 Setting 5 Zone Trouble Code Rounds......................................................................................... 21

5.4.6 Setting 6 Zone Alarm Restore Code ........................................................................................... 21

5.4.7 Setting 7 Zone Alarm Restore Code Rounds .............................................................................. 22

5.4.8 Setting 8 Zone Trouble Restore Code......................................................................................... 22

5.4.9 Setting 9 Zone Trouble Restore Code Rounds............................................................................ 23

5.4.10 Setting 10 Disable / Enable Zones ............................................................................................ 23

5.4.11 Setting 11 Preempt Troubles..................................................................................................... 23

5.4.12 Setting 12 Preempt Alarms ....................................................................................................... 24

5.4.13 Setting 13 Preempt Power......................................................................................................... 24

5.4.14 Setting 14 Allow Alarm Preemption......................................................................................... 24

5.4.15 Setting 15 Allow Trouble Preemption ...................................................................................... 24

5.4.16 Setting 16 Allow Restore Preemption....................................................................................... 25

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Page 1: ...itize Inc 158 Edison Road Lake Hopatcong New Jersey 07849 Tel 973 663 1011 Part Number 700271 0001 Fax 973 663 4333 Revision G E mail info digitize inc com Issue Date 05 13 Website http www digitize inc com Program Ver 1 0 6 ...

Page 2: ...Digitize Inc 158 Edison Road Lake Hopatcong NJ 07849 2217 The Digitize logo stylized is a registered trademark of Digitize Inc ...

Page 3: ...ght to make changes to the specifications and material contained herein without prior notice The information and or examples including but not limited to circuitry wiring diagrams programming the operation or use shown described in this manual are intended solely to illustrate the operating principles of the particular product They are not a warranty representation or guarantee that a particular e...

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Page 5: ... Keypad 17 5 3 How To Modify Panel Settings 18 5 4 Function 1 Zone Settings 18 5 4 1 Setting 1 Zone Box Number 19 5 4 2 Setting 2 Zone Alarm Code 19 5 4 3 Setting 3 Zone Alarm Code Rounds 20 5 4 4 Setting 4 Zone Trouble Code 20 5 4 5 Setting 5 Zone Trouble Code Rounds 21 5 4 6 Setting 6 Zone Alarm Restore Code 21 5 4 7 Setting 7 Zone Alarm Restore Code Rounds 22 5 4 8 Setting 8 Zone Trouble Restor...

Page 6: ... Time 30 5 11 Function 8 Buzzer Timeout 30 5 12 Function 9 31 5 13 Function 10 31 5 14 Function 11 Bulldog 31 5 15 Function 12 Ground Mode 31 5 16 Function 13 Open Closed Indexing 31 5 17 Function 14 Change Passnumber 32 5 18 Function 15 Alarm Relay Programming 32 5 19 Function 16 Edit Standby Timeout 32 5 20 Function 17 Standby Mode 33 5 21 Function 18 Reset Factory Defaults 33 5 22 Function 19 A...

Page 7: ... Transmitter 1 1 System Description The DIGITIZE DET 16 is a Telegraph Transmitter for Fire and Security Alarms The unit has up to 16 End of Line EOL resistor zones and includes a CAM lock AC transformer LCD Display with keypad standby battery and built in charger The unit is housed in a steel enclosure and is suitable for mounting in convenient out of the way locations on an interior wall The DET...

Page 8: ... operation and operator notification in the event of a box failure DET 16 Panel with Enclosure Door Open Revealing the Display Panel Transmission speed is adjustable to match existing decoding units as are the number of digits for the box number and the last digit for alarm trouble and restore Number of rounds for each condition is also programmable Automatic switchover to battery power is perform...

Page 9: ...PDT contacts rated for 6 Amps max 24 VDC or 120 VAC Display 4 line x 20 character 5 x 7 dots with yellow LED backlight Viewing Area 76 mm Wide x 25 2 mm High Keypad 4 x4 Conductive Rubber Switchpad LED Indicators Alarm Red Trouble Yellow Loop Problem Yellow Watchdog Red AC DC Input Green Beeper 2 200 300 hz 85 dB Ethernet 10 100BASE T Ethernet Auto Sensing USB USB version 2 0 Standby Battery 7 5 A...

Page 10: ...Introduction Digitize Inc 4 700271 0001 Rev G 05 13 ...

Page 11: ...a certain period after the hook was pulled or risk winding down without sending the alarm Form Four Power supply cards designed to power telegraph loops Ground Mode This is a backup method for transmitting an Alarm when an open loop condition exists If a telegraph transmitter needs to make a transmission and detects an Open Loop condition it will then switch to Ground Mode in an attempt to get the...

Page 12: ...a zone of lesser status or priority The zone which has been interrupted is reinstalled on the queue awaiting transmission Transmission Speed The speed at which a telegraph transmitter sends its transmission The transmission speed is the time it will take for one opening and closing of the 100 mA line The speed generally ranges from 1 8 second to 4 seconds ...

Page 13: ...t the DET 16 and at the AC Terminal Input 2 Mount the shell in the desired location There are four holes in the rear of the enclosure for this purpose 3 Remove the desired knockouts for the AC power to enter the box Also remove knock outs for the interconnection wiring to the fire alarm panel as well as for the coded line Lightning protection should be wired in at the 115V AC input side of the tra...

Page 14: ...est of the box 10 Activate each input in the same manner that the fire system would Be sure that the code for the desired input is actually received at the alarm receiving location 11 When the testing is complete close and lock the front door of the cabinet 12 Most locations like to know which zones activate which input This can be accomplished by listing them inside the front door DET 16 with Dis...

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Page 17: ...le panel settings If the panel detects corrupted data in the EE Memory it will automatically rewrite the memory with the factory default settings 4 2 Normal Operation The following display represents a panel during Normal Operation During normal operation the panel will be testing the following functions a Test each of the 16 zone inputs for change b Test the status of the 100 mA Loop c Test the s...

Page 18: ...tery voltage currently measures less than 10 5 volts When a battery failure is detected the panel Trouble Relay will release The display will show the following data concerning the battery See Function 2 to program how the panel will react when a battery failure is detected and corrected The panel can be programmed to initiate a telegraph transmission when a battery failure is detected and correct...

Page 19: ...rnate with GROUND MODE and TRANSMITTING while the panel transmits on the loop 4 6 Bulldog The DET 16 panel will BULLDOG See Definitions the telegraph line when all of the following occur a The panel has a condition which requires it to transmit over the telegraph loop and b The panel detects that the telegraph loop has remained busy for a period longer than the programmed timeout See Function 7 an...

Page 20: ...6 controller board contains an 85 dB buzzer The buzzer will sound when any of the following conditions occur 1 AC Power Failure 2 Battery Failure 3 Telegraph Loop Open and a transmission is about to occur 4 Any of the 16 EOL zones goes into a Trouble State if the zone is programmed to transmit a code on a trouble condition Press the CLR button to silence the Buzzer The Buzzer also has a timeout fe...

Page 21: ...Digitize Inc System Operation 700271 0001 Rev G 05 13 15 Loop Shunt Key Switch on Display Panel Loop Shunt Key Switch ...

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Page 23: ...trol 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 Program feature or option Permitted in UL864 Y N Possible settings Settings permitted in UL864 Function 1 Setting 3 Alarm Code Rounds Y 1 4 Rounds 3 or 4 Rounds 5 2 4x4 1 Keypad FUNC Use to select Function to view or modify ENTER ...

Page 24: ...est the proper passnumber Enter it and then press ENTER The default passnumber is 123456 2 Enter the Function number Press one 1 then press FUNC 3 Now use the and arrow buttons to navigate through the available functions 5 4 Function 1 Zone Settings Function 1 Zone Settings Each of the 16 zones on a DET 16 panel can be programmed independently with 20 different settings In most cases the factory d...

Page 25: ... independent box number or all the same box number The box number can be up to 8 digits long For example Zone 1 can be programmed with box number 2222 while Zone 7 can be programmed with 44567 Default Settings are Zones 1 8 123 Zones 9 16 124 5 4 2 Setting 2 Zone Alarm Code Each zone of the DET 16 panel can be programmed with a completely independent Alarm Code The Zone Alarm Code can be set from ...

Page 26: ...ll be sent when a zone is placed in an ALARM condition The number of rounds can be set from 1 to 4 Default Settings For ALL Zones 4 Rounds 5 4 4 Setting 4 Zone Trouble Code Each zone of the DET 16 panel can be programmed with a completely independent Trouble Code The Zone Trouble Code can be set from 0 9 When a zone goes into a Trouble condition the DET 16 will first transmit the box number follow...

Page 27: ...zone is placed in trouble Default Settings For ALL Zones 0 Rounds 5 4 6 Setting 6 Zone Alarm Restore Code The DET 16 sends an Alarm Restore Transmission when a zone that was previously in an Alarm condition returns to a Secure condition Each zone of the DET 16 panel can be programmed with a completely independent Alarm Restore Code The Zone Alarm Restore Code can be set from 0 9 When an Alarm Rest...

Page 28: ...us Default Setting For ALL Zones 0 Rounds 5 4 8 Setting 8 Zone Trouble Restore Code The DET 16 sends a Trouble Restore Transmission when a zone that was previously in a Trouble condition returns to a Secure condition Each zone of the DET 16 panel can be programmed with a completely independent Trouble Restore Code The Zone Trouble Restore Code can be set from 0 9 When a Trouble Restoral is sent th...

Page 29: ...ual to 0 no transmission will occur when the zone returns to a Secure condition Default Settings For ALL Zones 0 Rounds 5 4 10 Setting 10 Disable Enable Zones Each of the 16 zones on the DET 16 panel can be disabled Tripping a disabled zone will not start a telegraph transmission Default Settings For ALL Zones Enabled 5 4 11 Setting 11 Preempt Troubles When enabled if this zone goes into Trouble i...

Page 30: ... is factory set and should only be changed with careful consideration Default Settings For ALL Zones Enabled 5 4 14 Setting 14 Allow Alarm Preemption When enabled if this zone goes into Alarm it will allow another zone in Alarm with a higher Priority Level to preempt the telegraph transmission of this zone This setting is factory set and should only be changed with careful consideration Default Se...

Page 31: ... 4 17 Setting 17 Zones Normally Open Normally Closed Each zone can be independently programmed to monitor Normally Open or Normally Closed contacts Default Settings For ALL Zones Normally Open 5 4 18 Setting 18 Zone Priority The Priority for each of the 16 zones can be independently programmed from 0 to 15 Zones with a higher priority level and the proper settings will preempt zones with a lower p...

Page 32: ...ting is factory set and should not be changed Default Settings Zone Alarm Level 64 5 4 20 Setting 20 Zone Trouble Level Programs the point at which the Panel determines that a zone has changed from a Secure to a Trouble condition The Zone Trouble Level for each zone can be programmed separately This setting is factory set and should not be changed Default Settings Zone Trouble Level 192 5 5 Functi...

Page 33: ... Number Code will be sent when a Low Battery condition is detected The number of rounds can be set from 0 to 4 If the rounds is set equal to 0 no transmission will occur Default Setting Low Battery Rounds 0 Rounds 5 5 4 Setting 4 Low Battery Restore Code The DET 16 sends a Low Battery Restore Transmission when the panel goes from a Low Battery condition to a Normal Operating or Charged Battery con...

Page 34: ...tting 1 AC Fail Box Number The DET 16 panel can be programmed to send an independent box number when it detects an AC Fail Condition The box number can be up to 8 digits long Default Setting AC Fail Box Number 125 5 6 2 Setting 2 AC Fail Code When the DET 16 panel detects an AC Fail condition it will transmit an AC Fail Box Number followed by the AC Fail Code The AC Fail Code can be set from 0 9 D...

Page 35: ...lowed by the AC Fail Restore Code Default Setting AC Fail Restore Code 2 5 6 5 Setting 5 AC Fail Restore Code Rounds This function sets the number of times an AC Fail Box Number AC Fail Restore Code will be sent when the panel returns from an AC Fail condition to a Normal Condition The number of rounds can be set from 0 to 4 If the rounds is set equal to 0 no transmission will occur Default Settin...

Page 36: ...or inactive Free Loop Wait Time can be set from 1 to 64 seconds Default Setting Free Loop Wait Time 10 Seconds 5 10 Function 7 Bulldog Loop Wait Time Bulldog Loop Wait Time is the time in minutes that the panel will wait for a Quiet or inactive loop before Bulldogging the loop and transmitting The Bulldog Loop Wait Time is active when the panel has any pending transmission and the Telegraph Loop i...

Page 37: ...d 5 15 Function 12 Ground Mode Function12 controls the Ground Mode feature If the panel detects that the Telegraph Loop is OPEN and Ground Mode is Enabled the panel will go into Ground Loop Mode The DET 16 will activate the Ground Code relay and code the telegraph transmission to earth ground Default Setting Ground Mode Enabled 5 16 Function 13 Open Closed Indexing Function 13 sets the entire DET ...

Page 38: ...rm condition SNI Mode Serial Non Interfering Loop configuration When the Det is about to begin a telegraph transmission the panel will activate the Code relay then use the Alarm relay to send the telegraphic transmission On completion the Alarm relay will turn off open and the Code relay will turn off close Default Setting Alarm Relay Normal 5 19 Function 16 Edit Standby Timeout The Standby Timeou...

Page 39: ...eout is the amount of time the panel will remain in Standby See Function 16 5 21 Function 18 Reset Factory Defaults Returns the entire panel back to the factory default settings Press 1 then Enter 5 22 Function 19 AC Power Delay Function 19 will delay the report of an AC Power Failure at the panel for up to 255 minutes If the power is restored to the panel during this delay period the panel will a...

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Page 41: ...cond the Det 16 Programming Utility needs to be copied onto the computer Copy the Det 16 Programming Utility folder onto the computer to be used to connect to the Det 16 panels Connect the computer to the USB port of a powered Det 16 panel The computer will then try to install the drivers required to run the USB ports When prompted select the Det 16 folder that contains the USB Drivers The compute...

Page 42: ...Det 16 panel Edit the settings for the Det 16 panel Save the settings to disk Load settings from disk Upload settings into the Det 16 6 3 1 The File Menu The File Menu pull down tab allows you to Open and Save Det 16 configurations Selecting New configuration loads all of the default settings for a Det 16 into the programmer software 6 3 2 The Transfer Menu The Transfer Menu contains all the routi...

Page 43: ...urce of the configuration can come from three places A new configuration set to the default values A configuration downloaded from a Det 16 panel A saved configuration loaded into the programmer Once the required configuration has been loaded the main screen of the programmer will be displayed 6 3 5 Main Screen Zones 1 16 Each zone has a tab for editing the zone data and a checkbox for disabling t...

Page 44: ...the settings is available by clicking the button Entries for each of the zone settings are limited to appropriate values Press OK to accept the new settings or Cancel to exit the window with the settings unchanged 6 3 7 Box Settings Window The Box Settings Window permits editing settings common for the entire Det 16 panel The upper left corner displays Box Settings Help information for each of the...

Page 45: ...39 6 3 8 Uploading Firmware to the Det 16 1 Connect a USB cable from the ZDet 16 panel to the laptop computer 2 Select Upload Firmware to Det 16 from the Transfer Pull down Menu 3 Select the file containing the firmware you wish to upload to the Det 16 the hit Open ...

Page 46: ...eset button on the Det 16 panel to start the upload 5 If the panel and computer connect properly the upload procedure will begin and the progress will be reported in the window If the panel and the computer fail to connect the following window will open Check the connection of the USB cable and try again ...

Page 47: ...e laptop computer 2 Select Download Firmware from Det 16 from the Transfer Pull down Menu 3 A new window will open Press the Reset button on the Det 16 panel to start the download 4 If the panel and computer connect properly the download procedure will begin and the progress will be reported in the window If the panel and the computer fail to connect the following window will open Check the connec...

Page 48: ...ccessful end of the download procedure 6 3 10 Uploading Settings from the Det 16 1 Connect a USB cable from the Det 16 panel to the laptop computer 2 Select Upload Settings from Det 16 from the Transfer Pull down Menu 3 A new window will open Press the Reset button on the Det 16 panel to start the upload ...

Page 49: ...nect the following window will open Check the connection of the USB cable and try again 5 The following window signals the successful end of the upload procedure 6 3 11 Downloading Settings from the Det 16 1 Connect a USB cable from the Det 16 panel to the laptop computer 2 Select Download Settings from Det 16 from the Transfer Pull down Menu 3 A new window will open Press the Reset button on the ...

Page 50: ...egin and the progress will be reported in the window If the panel and the computer fail to connect the following window will open Check the connection of the USB cable and try again 5 The following window signals the successful end of the download procedure The Zone Settings and Box Settings now reflect the values downloaded from the Det 16 ...

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Page 52: ...ize an AC Failure by removing the AC voltage with the Standby battery is connected The panel will report a low missing Standby battery by removing the battery while the panel is AC powered Test each of the input circuits and confirming the proper box number is programmed for each input Also confirm that the panel was decoded properly at the dispatching center Test the ability of the Det 16 to tran...

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Page 54: ...e PN 900414 0004 The charging circuit of the Det 16 was designed to work specifically with this type of battery Important Never connect any other type of battery to the Det 16 panel Expected life of the Det 16 batteries can be as long as five years The life of a battery is dependant on a number of criteria which include but are not limited to The temperature where the battery is located The number...

Page 55: ...erty of Digitize With respect to any products or art thereof not manufactured by Digitize only the warranty if any given by the manufacturer thereof applies EXCLUSIONS This limited warranty does not cover losses or damage which occurs in shipment to or from Buyer or are due to 1 improper installation or maintenance misuse neglect or any cause other than ordinary commercial or industrial applicatio...

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