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GARDTEC

580

ENGINEERS MANUAL

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Mains Supply Connection

A 220/240V a.c supply should be taken directly from the consumer unit. In order to
comply with the requirements of B.S 4737 this should be via a 3 Amp unswitched fused
spur. This is shown in Fig 2. below.

Fig 2. Mains Supply Connection

Consumer Unit

On

Off

3A Unswitched

Spur

L
E
N

Connections:

Live = Red
Earth = Green/Yellow
Neutral = Black

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Summary of Contents for Gardtec 500 series

Page 1: ...Instructions G G G GA A A AR R R RD D D DT T T TE E E EC C C C 5 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S S S S E E E E R R R R I I I I E E E E S S S S 580 Eng PR2945 QXD 07 03 01 16 19 Page 1 Technical Manuals Onlin...

Page 2: ...GARDTEC 580 ENGINEERS MANUAL 580 Eng PR2945 QXD 07 03 01 16 19 Page 2 Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com...

Page 3: ...ult Modes 9 System Programming 10 Programming Charts 12 Sample programming Session 15 Engineer Modes 19 Setting the System 20 Removing Zones 21 Testing the System 22 Viewing the Log 23 Setting Chime O...

Page 4: ...inals within one of the keypads All detection and output wiring is taken directly to the Control Panel which also incor porates a 220 240V a c connection A transformer and adequate space for a recharg...

Page 5: ...hough the main P C B Printed Circuit Board is protected by the plastic moulding we would recommend that it is removed until the rear portion of the Control Panel is fixed to the wall To do this remove...

Page 6: ...t to the wall easier Fig 1 GARDTEC 580 Backplate KEY A Mains entry H Cover fixing screw B Low voltage cable entry x4 J Speaker enclosure C Mains connector K Transformer D P C B Supports x4 L P C B Ret...

Page 7: ...to comply with the requirements of B S 4737 this should be via a 3 Amp unswitched fused spur This is shown in Fig 2 below Fig 2 Mains Supply Connection Consumer Unit On Off 3A Unswitched Spur L E N Co...

Page 8: ...ES N C DEVICES N C DEVICES N C DEVICES N C DEVICES N C DEVICES N C DEVICES N O DEVICE N O DEVICE N C TAMPER LOOP STROBE LIGHT 12V DETECTOR SUPPLY SPEAKER PROGRAMMABLE SW TO LATCH TERMI NALS ON GARDSCA...

Page 9: ...other uses as shown in PGM2 if required PGM 2 Terminal This terminal provides a switched 12V output and is programmable by the engineer from the list below The terminal would normally be used with lat...

Page 10: ...ilable from these terminals see power supply rating above Strobe Terminals This pair of terminals are the output for the strobe light The negative terminal is switched during an alarm period It should...

Page 11: ...a port and remote keypad s we would advise that all keypads are in a daisy chain format Full instructions for connection are included with the RKPs ProDigi Communicator The ProDigi communicator may be...

Page 12: ...engineer Enter the factory default user code 5678 to stop the sounder If you wish to re program the user code enter this code again to enter user mode and follow the user instructions for changing us...

Page 13: ...engineer may remove individual zones when setting the system Test The engineer may use this function to test the system Log Using this function the engineer may read the log The log will be shown on...

Page 14: ...Unset This is engineer mode Enter new value here Option to set This is the existing option value Do you wish to use engineer mode Press YES Press NO Enter option number then YES Enter new value then...

Page 15: ...4 Full Set Chime 5 Fire 5 Part1 Chime 6 Alert 6 Part2 Chime 7 Exit Term 7 Part 1 2 Chime 8 Part E E The terminology used for zone types is given on page 35 As Zone1 Options As Zone1 Options As Zone1...

Page 16: ...0 All Parts silent 0 Pulse On 1 Part 2 silent 1 SW 2 Parts1 3 silent2 Pulse Off 3 All Parts 3 Bell Audible 4 Strobe 5 Entry Exit 6 Test 7 Int Alarm 00 99seconds 00 99seconds ALERT KEYS LEFT DIGIT RIG...

Page 17: ...T P A OUTPUT 2 PGM2 LEFT DIGIT RIGHT DIGIT 0 Audible P A 0 Pulse On 1 Silent P A 1 SW 2 Pulse Off 3 Bell 4 Strobe 5 Entry Exit 6 Test 7 Int Alarm RESET MODE LEFT DIGIT RIGHT DIGIT Always 0 0 Any Code...

Page 18: ...etting the unit back to factory defaults will not reset the engineer code Page 15 Action Enter the Engineer Code Press YES Enter 3 option for zone3 attributes followed by YES Press NO Enter 14 E E Ful...

Page 19: ...w act as Fire pulsed sounders Display Shows Result This is the current attribute for option 4 This allows a new value to be entered This has now returned us to the point where an option number is ente...

Page 20: ...ult This is the current attribute for option 17 This allows a new value to be entered This has now returned us to the point where an option number is entered This is asking do you want to set the syst...

Page 21: ...mistake has been made or the codes do not match In cases were no tone is generated the code will not be updated We have now finished this programming session Press 0 quit to return the system to unset...

Page 22: ...Goto Page 11 If YES Goto Page 21 If YES Goto Page 22 If YES Goto Page 23 If YES Goto Page 24 If YES Goto Page 25 KEY TO SCREENS Un Unset En Engineer Mode SE Set r E Remove Zones t E Test System Lo Re...

Page 23: ...Removed If YES was Pressed If 1 was Pressed Note When the system starts to set a short delay will be noticed before the exit sounder is activated This delay allows lower levels of codes to silent part...

Page 24: ...de Enter Zone No to be removed then YES Repeat if required or Press 0 to escape Press YES to set with zones removed System set with zones removed Repeat Note To Un remove a zone that may have been rem...

Page 25: ...t in this mode any zones violated will generate a tone and be displayed Pressing 9 whilst in this mode will sound the Bells and acti vate the strobe Press 9 again to stop the bell test Press 0 to esca...

Page 26: ...e The last event will be dis played first to move back to the previous event press NO To move forward to the next event press YES A complete list of Log display messages is given in the section Log Me...

Page 27: ...gineer Modes Setting Chime On Off Fig 12 Setting Chime On Off From page 19 May show On May show Off Press NO Press 0 to escape to Press 0 to escape to 580 Eng PR2945 QXD 07 03 01 16 19 Page 27 Technic...

Page 28: ...digit code again Then YES Press 0 to escape to This is now asking you to repeat your new code Note To change the engineer code this option MUST be accessed from the engi neer code Note If your new fou...

Page 29: ...stem Anti Code The system may only be reset by use of an Anti Code To Reset System Enter Code of correct type see above Proceed to set the system If a set is not required re enter the code to abort se...

Page 30: ...Zone 3 Attributes Option No 3 This option allows the zone type zone part set remove and zone chime features to be programmed for zone 3 Zone 4 Attributes Option No 4 This option allows the zone type...

Page 31: ...ay be looked at as three events Entry time 1 will give the normal Entry tone Entry time 2 will give a louder warning tone After both time1 time 2 has expired the external sounders will sound This opti...

Page 32: ...battery under all circumstances The Bell Tamper mode is also programmed using this option P A Output 2 Mode Option No 20 The P A may be programmed for silent or audible using this option The output m...

Page 33: ...RKP Tamper E O L resistor missing or cable cut to RKPs Ac Anti Code reset required Engineer reset will override PL Line fault Fail to communicate Display Messages Status Un System is Unset Day Mode E...

Page 34: ...m Part 2 Set S System Part 3 Set o1 Unset User 1 o2 Unset User 2 o3 Unset User 3 o4 Unset User 4 o5 Unset User 5 o6 Unset User 6 o7 Unset User 7 o8 Unset User 8 o9 Unset User 9 o0 Unset User 0 Enginee...

Page 35: ...ne and 0V Link out the tamper loop that is displaying the fault and recheck If all is O K test con tinuity of the faulty loop Also check for short circuits to other cores of the cable Check for short...

Page 36: ...s not facing a window or situated in a draughty location In the case of a shock sensor ensure that it is not bridging any joints In the case of a contact check the gap and that there is no excessive m...

Page 37: ...mA Quick Blow Low Voltage Output 13 8V typical Regulated Power Supply Rating 1A Battery Sizes 12V 1 2A 12V 3 0A 12V 7 0A Construction 3mm Polycarbonate Complies with B S 4737 Number of Zones 7 Tamper...

Page 38: ...exit point Will start entry time when opened if panel is Set Part E E As Access if Control Panel is Full Set As entry exit if Control Panel is Part Set P A 24 Hour Personal Attack Active if Control P...

Page 39: ...GARDTEC 580 ENGINEERS MANUAL 580 Eng PR2945 QXD 07 03 01 16 19 Page 39 Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com...

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