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motors, solenoids, contactors, and other 

sources of induced noise. Use 22 AWG or 

larger for all electrical wiring terminations.

1. The CMS-1655 surface mount model 

should be mounted in a location that provides 

convenient access so the display may be 

viewed with minimal glare and the touch 

screen is easily accessible to facilitate 

silencing the unit in the event of an alarm 

condition. 

2. Begin the mounting procedure by removing 

the surface mount enclosure cover from the 

backplate. Turn the set screw at the bottom 

of the enclosure clockwise until it has cleared 

the hole in the cover, thereby allowing it to be 

removed from the backplate. To re-secure the 

cover, turn the set screw counter-clockwise 

until is it flush with the cover.  

3. If this is a new construction project and 

a single-gang wall box has been installed, 

you may skip the next step. If this is a retrofit 

application and existing drywall is in place, 

then proceed with the next step to prepare for 

the mounting of the CMS-1655 surface mount 

model. 

4. There are two primary options for installing 

the CMS-1655 surface mount model in retrofit 

applications. The first option is to use two 

drywall anchors to mount the surface mount 

Safety Halo

TM

 backplate. Using the backplate 

as a template for marking and drilling a ¾” 

hole at the center, bring the low-voltage wiring 

required for the CMS-1655 through the center 

hole at the backplate. The second option is to 

use an “old-work” low-voltage box or bracket 

as shown in 

Figure 3

.

 

5. Once the surface mount Safety Halo

TM 

backplate has been properly mounted, the 

electrical connections should be terminated 

before installing the cover with the display. 

Run the 4-conductor, dual twisted pair, 

electrical connection from the nearest 

controller. Refer to the wiring diagram shown 

on

 page 7 for detail

s.

 

6. Terminate the interface cable originating 

from the host controller at the 4-position and 

3-position terminal blocks on the back side 

of the CMS-1655 display, ensuring proper 

electrical connections. Power connections 

should be terminated at +V and GND 

of the 4-position terminal block, and the 

subnet connections should be terminated 

at NETWK+ and NETWK- at the 3-position 

terminal block (see page 7). Do not apply 

power until the Safety Halo

TM

 faceplate has 

been securely fastened to the wall.

7. With the electrical connections properly 

terminated, the surface mount enclosure 

cover may be installed by sliding the two tabs 

at the top of the inside edge into the two slots 

at the top of the backplate secured to the wall. 

Secure the CMS-1655 enclosure cover by 

turning the slotted set screw at the bottom of 

the backplate counter-clockwise, backing it 

out until it is flush with the cover. 

8. With power applied, the CMS-1655 should 

display the offline status of four stations at the 

default subnet addresses.

Quick Start Guide

After the CMS-1655 unit has been properly 

installed, apply power to the unit. Upon 

power up, you will hear a quick beep at the 

CMS-1655 display which indicates that the 

initialization sequence has been initiated; 

the Safety Halo™ status indication bezel 

will cycle through seven colors (red, green, 

blue, yellow, magenta, cyan, and white); 

followed by the three action icons shown 

in 

Figure 4 

that represent normal, caution, 

and alarm; and finally, the JCI splash screen 

indicating the electronic serial number (ESN), 

firmware version numbers, and the number of 

controllers being monitored.

This splash screen remains displayed for 

several seconds and then disappears to 

reveal the main display screen in the currently 

configured monitor mode. The splash screen 

information may also be redisplayed at any 

time using the 

About This CMS

 option on the 

Diagnostics 

menu.

 

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Fig 3. Old Work Low-voltage Box/Bracket

Fig 4. Action Icons

Summary of Contents for CMS-1655

Page 1: ...ore beginning installation North American Emissions Compliance United States Canada Installation This Class A digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipmen...

Page 2: ...655 to Nearest JCI Controller 7 Notes 8 PROGRAMMING MANUAL Introduction 9 Main Setup Menu 9 Unit Setup 10 Configuring Monitor Settings 10 Configuring Audible Alert Settings 11 System Setup 12 Configur...

Page 3: ...5 or by separate power supply 18 to 32 Vdc Touchscreen User Interface LCDSizeandType 3 2 diagonal transmissive Resolution 240 pixels x 320 pixels portrait mode Viewing Area 50 60 mm x 66 80 mm Color D...

Page 4: ...parameter is within defined normal operating limits Yellow indicates that the monitored parameter has drifted outside of the normal operating limits and is approaching the alarm region Red indicates t...

Page 5: ...tainless steel faceplate of the CMS 1655 Run the 4 conductor dual twisted pair electrical connection from the nearest FMS 1650 55 or HMS 1650 55 Refer to the wiring diagram shown on page 7 for details...

Page 6: ...wn on page 7 for details 6 Terminate the interface cable originating from the host controller at the 4 position and 3 position terminal blocks on the back side of the CMS 1655 display ensuring proper...

Page 7: ...used to indicate that a door is open at a monitored FMS unit if a door switch has been incorporated with the FMS A red background with the red exclamation point action icon indicates that the monitor...

Page 8: ...four parameters of up to four independent JCI controllers Once the individual controllers have been specified the parameters at each monitored controller may be selected This is accomplished by tappin...

Page 9: ...tandard view is selected may be adjusted either by using the hotspots on the main display or by selecting Display Setup Set Time Date The CMS 1655 is also designed to request time and date settings pe...

Page 10: ...N7 CN3 NETWK NETWK GND V FMS or HMS Backplane Connections Daisy chain together the SUB_NETs on the backplanes of all the FMS 1655 and or HMS 1655 units that will be monitored by the CMS 1655 Connect t...

Page 11: ...improvement TRIATEK reserves the right to change product specifications without notice Due to continuous improvement JCI reserves the right to change product specifications without notice INSTALLATIO...

Page 12: ...ed Menu screens time out after 90 seconds of inactivity while configuration screens automatically time out after 60 seconds This prevents unauthorized access to the user menu system should a unit be i...

Page 13: ...e CMS 1655 Single Station Monitor should be selected if a single controller is being monitored If multiple parameters at a single station need to be monitored then the monitor mode should be specified...

Page 14: ...lected After selecting the specific stations which should activate the audible alarm when the alarm status occurs pressing the Next button invokes the next configuration screen as shown in Figure 19 w...

Page 15: ...e configuration settings associated with the CMS 1655 alarm facility may be accessed at the Alarms Setup menu shown in Figure 22 Options on this menu allow individual alarms to be enabled for each of...

Page 16: ...missioned mode is selected at a monitored HMS 1650 55 These modes are indicated by an action icon represented as a red circle with a line through its center The Safety Halo status indicator if enabled...

Page 17: ...ormal operating hours if Nightly Auto Dim is enabled or continuously otherwise To configure the Safety Halo feature to reduce in brightness intensity during evening hours or otherwise select the Night...

Page 18: ...uld be entered as a two digit entry For convenience the time and date may also be entered directly from the main screen Single Station Monitor mode only by tapping the time and date fields respectivel...

Page 19: ...een made to the network parameters subnetwork address Selecting this option invokes the warning message as shown in Figure 31 informing the user that the CMS 1655 will be reset when the OK button is t...

Page 20: ...Due to continuous improvement JCI reserves the right to change product specifications without notice User Menu Flow Diagram 17 PROGRAMMING MANUAL...

Page 21: ...The Next Generation in Critical Airflow Controls CMS 1655 Central Monitoring Station Installation and Programming Manual LB CMS1655 S LB CMS1655 T Code No LIT 12013121 Rev A Issued August 2018 Refer...

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