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MARSS Solar Defender ® System

This essential guide provides specific installation and configuration of devices ALM-6814/6815
in stand alone mode. For operation with RS-485 bus, see the manual installation and
configuration of the ALM-6800.

Important: The MARSS Srl reserves the right to change the manual without prior
notice, or any part thereof, in order to improve the quality and performance of the
product and the installation of the system itself.
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Summary of Contents for Solar Defender ALM-6814

Page 1: ...ALM 6814 6815 INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL Installation and Programming Manual V1 2 1...

Page 2: ...he manual installation and configuration of the ALM 6800 Important The MARSS Srl reserves the right to change the manual without prior notice or any part thereof in order to improve the quality and pe...

Page 3: ...13 Use second mode 14 Use third mode 15 Auxiliary power supply X7 terminal block 16 Fuse F1 16 JP6 e JP3 Jumpers 16 Dip switch SW2 Function 17 Loop fiber adjustment ALM 6815 and ALM 6814 18 Fiber loo...

Page 4: ...anual In case of failure do not attempt to repair the product or the warranty will no longer be valid The opening of this unit may provide dangerous parts under tension Remember to disconnect the powe...

Page 5: ...unit ALM 6800 receives alarms both cut and torsion fiber both the main supply 230Vac presence and status of internal battery of each device connected to the system bus ALM6814 has within the same cir...

Page 6: ...EXPLODED VIEW Installation and Programming Manual V1 2 6...

Page 7: ...tor with supervised power supply module ALM 6814 Fiber optic concentrator without supervised power module This manual only refers to the stand alone operation For the operation on BUS refer to the ins...

Page 8: ...is not used A Data Bus A green if you use the cable MARSS ALM 6021 B Data Bus B yellow if you use the cable MARSS ALM 6021 C Negative power supply from central unit ALM 6800 black if you use the cable...

Page 9: ...a Bus B yellow if you use the cable MARSS ALM 6021 C Negative power supply to the next concentrator module black if you use the cable MARSS ALM 6022 and any other cables D 24V Positive power supply to...

Page 10: ...use the terminal block for connection to any burglar alarm or signaling device telephone dialer radio etc In this case we must remove the jumpers JP2 and JP5 Note Both in the operation on bus both in...

Page 11: ...m length of 200 meters When there is an interruption or a torsion of the fiber the optical receiver detects the change of transmitted light and communicates it to the concentrator module In the bus mo...

Page 12: ...If cutting the fiber will activate the corresponding alarm relay cut Loop1 or Loop2 If torsion occurs before and subsequently the cut both relays will be activated The relay contacts can support a max...

Page 13: ...ts OC1 and OC2 are not currently used Using the OCF Open Collector output The output OCF Open Collector Fault is a security check of operation of the concentrator module Its always active until the co...

Page 14: ...n collector output on a generic alarm system input You can connect the open collector output OCF directly to an alarm input of any burglar alarm or telephone dialer that has the functional zones to ne...

Page 15: ...n addition to the relay some components easy to find and use R1 Resistor 470ohm 1 4W 5 R2 Resistor 15Kohm 1 4W 5 T1 Transistor NPN as BC337B D1 Diode as 1N4007 Rel Relay with 12V DC coil With this mod...

Page 16: ...use any other power supply 12V 1 5 A minimum of any brand by purchasing the only fiber concentrator power module and supervised ALM 6814 In this case it is not possible to check the presence of 230Vac...

Page 17: ...en we use fiber loop 1 only Microswitch 1 ON Loop2 Disabled Segment on Display on Microswitch 1 OFF Loop2 Enabled Segment on Display off The microswitches 3 4 5 and 6 are used to activate the control...

Page 18: ...34 and R17 Dip switches and trimmers needed for calibration S1 Dip switch switch3 enabling calibration loop1 switch4 enabling calibration loop2 switch5 enabling fine calibration loop1 switch6 enabling...

Page 19: ...enable adjustment of Loop2 Adjust the trimmer R34 until you see on the display the value close to 5 To do this bring the value of reading on the display 5 and then adjust back around a quarter of the...

Page 20: ...ading In detail The segment a blinks during adjustment if the value of reading increases The segment d blinks during adjustment if the value of reading decreases Too high or too low value in reading a...

Page 21: ...r it is increasing or decreasing the value of reading In detail The segment a blinks during adjustment if the value of reading increases The segment d blinks during adjustment if the value of reading...

Page 22: ...on Possible views of the display in addition to those listed are Segment f or e on Loop1 out of alignment Repeat the calibration procedure as described for the loop1 Segment b or c on Loop2 out of ali...

Page 23: ...FF ON OFF 11 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON 12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF 13 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON 14 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF 15 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON 16 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 17 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON 18 OFF ON OFF OFF O...

Page 24: ...segment display on board shows which loop fiber signalling cut or torsion alarm The messages displayed are 1111 Fiber Loop1 in alarm 2 2 2 2 Fiber Loop1 in alarm _ _ _ _ Segment ON Loop2 disabled Segm...

Page 25: ...on the container Note The optical fiber must be passed through the four cable gland of the container After installation of the fiber the cable glands must be tightened Installation and Programming Man...

Page 26: ...not used Through these holes you can make it through the optical fiber but with the risk of getting too tight curves that can drastically affect the transmission of optical signal The passage of the...

Page 27: ...installation of optical fiber through the panels and won several advantages 70 reduction of time installing the fiber optic Installation of the fiber with precision Mechanical protection of the panel...

Page 28: ...mal reading of signal through the fiber is calibrated to a maximum length of about 200m If you use longer lengths the transmission read signal may be less than the threshold value set on the concentra...

Page 29: ...e is protected by two fast fuses 1A F3 F5 Replace fuses F3 and F5 only with equal values and use cables with a minimum section of 0 5 mm Important All concentrators must be grounded via terminal suppl...

Page 30: ...t of batteries within 2 years and not beyond from the installation From load applied to terminal 12 V 500mA max Features the switching power supply on board Input Voltage 88 264VA Frequency 47 63Hz Ou...

Page 31: ...Loop Alarm outputs 2 Loop 1 Loop 2 Auxiliary outputs 3 power failure battery failure tampering Power supply 230 Vac 50Hz Backup Power Battery 12Vdc 1 2 Ah Consumption in stand by not in alarm 80mA max...

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