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AL-2017/AL-3017 Installation Manual

Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................. 2

Installation ................................................................................................................ 3

System Wiring .......................................................................................................... 5

Earth grounding ...................................................................................................................................... 5

System bus connection ........................................................................................................................... 5

Shielded cable routing ............................................................................................................................ 6

Auxiliary power supply connections ...................................................................................................... 6

PSTN wiring ........................................................................................................................................... 7

AL-2017/AL-3017 Wiring ....................................................................................... 8

Basic Programming ............................................................................................... 10

Programming Steps ............................................................................................... 12

Text words ............................................................................................................................................ 12

Time zones ............................................................................................................................................ 12

Areas ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

Alarm groups ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Remote arming stations (RAS) ............................................................................................................. 13

Data gathering panels (DGP) ............................................................................................................... 13

Zone (inputs) ........................................................................................................................................ 14

Communication options ....................................................................................................................... 15

New installer code ................................................................................................................................ 15

Relays (outputs) .................................................................................................................................... 16

Battery Capacity .................................................................................................... 17

Battery calculation worksheet example ................................................................................................ 18

Absolute maximum loads ..................................................................................................................... 18

Battery calculation worksheet .............................................................................................................. 19

FCC Compliance .................................................................................................... 20

UL Compliance ...................................................................................................... 20

Specifications .......................................................................................................... 22

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Summary of Contents for Alliance AL-2017

Page 1: ...Alliance Control Panel Installation Manual Models AL 2017 AL 3017 g GE Security ...

Page 2: ...13 Zone inputs 14 Communication options 15 New installer code 15 Relays outputs 16 Battery Capacity 17 Battery calculation worksheet example 18 Absolute maximum loads 18 Battery calculation worksheet 19 FCC Compliance 20 UL Compliance 20 Specifications 22 2009 GE Security All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in an...

Page 3: ... important to create a comprehensive system plan prior to installing the Alliance system This plan should include a site map a component and equipment list a zone list a type list an area list a region list and the number of users Memory expansion options for the AL 3017 AL 2017 does not support memory expansion AL 1830 memory expansion is a special option installed into the AL 3017 control panel ...

Page 4: ...le female standoffs where threaded holes are aligned with the mounting holes on the control panel and use clip in standoffs where square holes are aligned with the mounting holes Figure 3 3 Install the transformer Mount the transformer in the enclosure using two 6 32 x 1 4 screws provided with the transformer Install the rubber grommet into the transformer shield and mount it to the enclosure usin...

Page 5: ...00VA 12 V battery refer to Battery calculation worksheet for appropriate battery type Chassis ground Enclosure mounting screws Chassis ground connection Earth ground connection Enclosure mounting screw Tamper switch access hole Ferrites Enclosure mounting screw Optional board mounting holes AL 2017 AL 3017 mounting holes AL 2017 AL 3017 AL 2017 AL 3017 Optional boards Optional boards ...

Page 6: ...be checked by a licensed contractor Earth grounding panels in multiple buildings If the wiring extends to separated buildings more than one common earth ground system will be used Use isolater repeaters to isolate the system bus In this way the system is protected against variations in earth potential System bus connection The system bus COMMS is used to connect data gathering panels DGP to provid...

Page 7: ...te Metal chassis must be earth grounded Splice shield drain wire at all juntions Auxiliary power supply connections In systems in which expansion module power is not supplied by the main control panel or an AC powered DGP with auxiliary outputs a UL Listed power supply suitable for burglar alarm applications such as the Altronix AL300ULX must be utilized Note Tie all 0V together Do not connect the...

Page 8: ...IAL07B3 4000 Note We recommend that the system be wired to a dedicated PSTN line Figure 7 PSTN Wiring Diagram AL 2017 AL 3017 control panel Chassis ground Bx Ax B A PSTN connection Tip Green Ring Red RJ31X RJ45 RJ11 12 Premises phone Premises Tip Premises Ring Note A To Pin 5 on RJ45 Cable B To Pin 4 on RJ45 Cable AX To Pin 1 on RJ45 Cable BX To Pin 8 on RJ45 Cable ...

Page 9: ...ponents Power limited wiring Power limited wiring Non power limited wiring Non power limited wiring Optional accessory boards PSTN connection AL 2017 AL 3017 J18 J20 PSTN connection Expansion AC Battery Aux Power Sirens Strobe Bell L1 J1 J7 Kill Comms Tamper Zone inputs RX TX RX TX Modem Comms Control panel wiring connections Figure 9 shows the AL 2017 AL 3017 control panel components and Figures ...

Page 10: ...tal AUX POWER output 300mA including 12 on COMMS Note Alarm output 1 Amp total Siren output must be programmed for DC output if a bell is connected to these terminals instead A 1k resistor must be installed across the external siren outputs Note The first and last device on the system bus COMMS must be terminated Ademco AB12M Note These are dry contacts NEG NC POS NO Note Refer to Battery Calculat...

Page 11: ... battery it will be indicated on the top line of the RAS display If the master RAS powers up but no LEDs lit on and there is not LCD display then no power has been applied to the RAS If the RAS powers up with all LEDs flashing and the display shows System Fault then the system bus cabling may be faulty or the RAS address has been incorrectly set RAS 1 address should be all DIP switches set to OFF ...

Page 12: ...t the panel This option resets all programming to the factory default All programming will be erased and all options will have the standard values To default the panel do the following 1 Press MENU enter 1278 and press ENTER to access the system menu 2 Enter 19 and press ENTER to access installer programming Press MENU advanced menu 3 Enter 14 and press ENTER to access the default option 4 Enter 9...

Page 13: ...and press ENTER The start and end times will display on the top line of the keypad display 9 Press ENTER to advance to the day field 10 Enter 1 through 7 Sunday through Saturday or 8 holiday for each day needed for this time zone and press ENTER Repeat steps 5 through 10 for each access time needed for this time zone four available Areas Program areas to configure individual areas or partitions as...

Page 14: ...pad and press ENTER 11 Select Yes if toggles area status is required and press ENTER 12 Select Yes if enter key opens door only is required and press ENTER 13 Select Yes if door event flag on alarm code is required and press ENTER 14 Select Yes if display shunted zone on LCD is required and press ENTER 15 Select Yes if arm disarm using one key is required and press ENTER 16 Select Yes if card auto...

Page 15: ...crements of 8 to contain up to 32 zones Expanding the number of zones connected to the control panel or a DGP to more than 16 zones by using the AL 1206 is the same as combining two DGP addresses To maintain consistent numbering the additional zones are taken from the next DGP address so you can not include the next DGP address for polling Example An AL 2017 AL 3017 control panel has one AL 1206 8...

Page 16: ...ion does not occur during the PBX dialing string MSN number Microsoft Network For ISDN dialers program a MSN number This number is sent to the ISDN network on dialing o a computer or central station To enter a MSN number use the same method as used for the PBX number Note The MSN number can not contain a 2 second dial pause P or wait for dial tone T Dial tone detection This option enables or disab...

Page 17: ...siren outputs The internal strobe output is always treated as output 2 The internal siren speaker output on the control panel is always treated as output 15 and the external siren speaker output on the control panel is always treated as output 16 On DGPs with siren speaker outputs the last of the 16 output numbers associated with that DGP address is the siren output For example on DGP 3 the siren ...

Page 18: ...he standby current per device column by the number of devices attached to that auxiliary power circuit Enter the result in the same row in the total standby current column 9 Repeat steps 5 through 8 for every worksheet 10 At the bottom of each worksheet total the values in the total standby current column the total alarm current column and the total active current column Perform the following calc...

Page 19: ...tal Maximum auxiliary plus system bus power One 17 2 Ah 500mA 300mA _ _ Absolute maximum loads 1 __________mA X 001Amp mA X _____________ hours ________________ Ah standby Amp hours 2 __________mA X 001Amp mA X ____________ minutes X 0167 hours min _____________ Ah alarm Amp hours 3 __________mA X 001Amp mA X ____________ seconds X 000278 hours sec ___________ Ah active Amp hours 4 Standby Amp hou...

Page 20: ..._____________ hours ________________ Ah standby Amp hours 2 ___________mA X 001Amp mA X ____________ minutes X 0167 hours min _____________ Ah alarm Amp hours 3 ___________mA X 001Amp mA X ____________ seconds X 000278 hours sec ___________ Ah Active Amp Hours 4 Standby Amp hours Alarm Amp hours Active Amp hours Minimum battery power required ________________ ______________ ______________ ________...

Page 21: ...telephone company will notify the customer as soon as possible Also you will be adviced of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary The telephone company may make changes in its facilities equipment operations or procedures that could affect the operation of the equipment If this happens the telephone company will provide advance notice in order for you to make ne...

Page 22: ...ypes must be set to 1 see the Alliance System Programming Manual 17 Enable PSTN line monitor must be set to YES see the Alliance System Programming Manual 18 Sirens only after fail to report must be set to NO see the Alliance System Programming Manual Mercantile safe and vault In addition to the above requirements Mercantile Safe and Vault Alarm Systems must comply with the following 1 Alarm sound...

Page 23: ... zone 7 1 14 2 8 34 10 42 Active zone 18 1 11 01 13 8 EOL code 1 4 7 kOhm resistors Status Rzone kOhms Vzone V Active zone 1 02 2 4 4 69 0 Normal zone 3 3 5 2 5 72 7 28 Active zone 7 2 8 34 13 8 EOL code 2 2 kOhm resistors Status Rzone kOhms Vzone V Active zone 1 5 3 4 0 Normal zone 3 0 1 6 3 5 5 1 Active zone 3 1 5 5 13 8 External terminals specifications Values for end of line resistors Current ...

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