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Captain 6 Installation Guide

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10.

APPENDIX B - FORMATS

10.1

Pulse (4-2)

Format

Rate (pps)

ACK (Hz)

Error Control

A

B

Ademco Slow

10

1400

Double Round

163

129

Checksum

163

193

2300

Double Round

163

145

Checksum

163

209

Silent Knight Fast

14

1400

Double Round

171

129

Checksum

171

193

2300

Double Round

171

145

Checksum

171

209

Franklin

20

1400

Double Round

209

129

Checksum

209

193

Franklin

20

2300

Double Round

209

145

Checksum

209

209

Universal High-Speed

20

2300

Double Round

83

145

Universal High-Speed

20

2300

Checksum

83

209

Radionics

40

1400

Double Round

121

129

Checksum

121

193

Radionics

40

2300

Double Round

121

145

Checksum

121

209

10.2

DTMF (4-2)

Format

ACK (Hz)

Error Control

A

B

DTMF

1400

Double Round

1

130

Checksum

1

194

2300

Double Round

1

146

Checksum

1

210

Contact ID

0

230

PAF™

1400

0

5

2300

0

21

NPAF™

Call your

dealer

EPAF™

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Summary of Contents for Captain 6

Page 1: ...CAPTAIN 6 6 ZONE INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION GUIDE System ver 6 XX...

Page 2: ...arning The user should follow the installation and operation instructions and among other things test the Product and the whole system at least once a week For various reasons including but not limite...

Page 3: ...ting the GSM 200 14 2 7 4 TELEPHONE 15 2 8 TRANSMITTER 15 2 9 JP3 EOL resistor jumper 16 2 10 AC 16 2 11 BATTERY 16 2 12 Zone 6 as key zone 17 3 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS 17 3 1 Via the PRG 22 17 3 2 Via th...

Page 4: ...ey switch 34 5 6 The Entry Exit delay times 34 5 6 1 User partitions 34 5 7 The Technician code 35 5 8 Defaulting the system fast loading 35 5 8 1 Defaulting the system 35 5 8 2 Fast parameter loading...

Page 5: ...Dangerous high voltages are present inside of the enclosure Refer servicing to qualified personnel only 3 This alarm system should be used with AC 230V 110V 50 60Hz protected by anti electric shock br...

Page 6: ...sounded 1 5 Main features 6 alarm zones Up to 2 partitions Up to 4 Monitoring Station telephone numbers and 3 owner s Various ways for arming and disarming keypad key switch remote control auto armin...

Page 7: ...menu navigation The LCD screen is made of 2 character lines 1 7 The Control panel Diagram 2 CAPTAIN 6 PCB No Terminal Connector Description 1 Z1 Z6 6 inputs for dry contact detectors terminal 2 Power...

Page 8: ...s for connecting phone sets fax etc 10 EGND Earth Ground terminal Can be used in areas of severe electrical activity abnormal levels of lightning or electrical discharge When using PIMA s integrated t...

Page 9: ...tends the battery life cycle Because of this the control panel cannot be powered up using only the battery and must be connected to AC voltage first When AC voltage is not available you can power up t...

Page 10: ...e prior to servicing RED BLACK 14 16VAC Transformer 22 JUL 11 22 40 _ FB__ A _ 4 IN 3 OUT 2 1 BUS To Expanders Keypads To zone input Fire Smoke Detector Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 N O N C 2 EOL Resistors N O 1 EO...

Page 11: ...4 1 2 3 SMOKE output Connect smoke or fire detector s power between this terminal and When the alarm is set off the output is disconnected for a minute to reset the detector To manually reset the out...

Page 12: ...xpanders The BUS wires should not be passed too close to telephone wires 2 7 AUDIO 2 7 1 MIC 200 Diagram 7 MIC 200 wiring diagram The MIC 200 is a microphone that is used for listen in when the alarm...

Page 13: ...outputs To program a zone to trigger the VU 20U follow the next steps In the Zone responses screen see section 5 1 2 go to the zone that should trigger the VU 20U and set G PGM or F Fire to so the zon...

Page 14: ...When you finish recording release the button and switch the REC PLAY button back to PLAY 13 Test your recording by triggering an alarm 2 7 3 Connecting the GSM 200 Diagram 10 GSM 200 wiring The GSM 20...

Page 15: ...itoring Station and the end user via PSTN or GSM networks The dialer first calls the Monitoring Station if you are a subscriber then the end user each number is called twice and a synthesized alarm or...

Page 16: ...st be UL 94 V 2 or better Connect the wires to the AC terminals of the transformer housing Check the continuity between the PCB grounding holes and the grounding of the premises The resistance must be...

Page 17: ...rogram the system 1 Locally with the PIMA Fast programmer PRG 22 The programmer can store up to 4 predefined parameter sets 14 Locally or remotely via telephone or the GSM 200 DATA channel using PIMA...

Page 18: ...al to USB adaptor to connect the LCL 11A to a USB socket In the keypad enter the Master code and press ENTR Are you sure NEXT ENTER Start downloading data via the Comax Diagram 15 Connecting a PC with...

Page 19: ...ss to discard changes and exit the menus 3 2 4 Parameters bar In some screens multiple parameters appear as an options bar The parameters represented by letters are either marked with i e are enabled...

Page 20: ...hows the hour and the zones status indicators The word Clock and the flashing hour indicate that the time is not set and that it should be see section 3 4 Because of that the RED Fault LED will be fla...

Page 21: ...stics 22 Zone responses 23 Zone name 23 Subscriber ID 24 GSM Unit 26 Report codes PSTN 27 Report codes Radio 27 Monitoring Station phone numbers 28 Phone line 28 Siren and SMOKE outputs 28 System conf...

Page 22: ...ty is set in increments of 50 milliseconds 0 05 seconds 5 1 2 Zone characteristics Technician code Select CPTN XX en 6 10 Zone character ENTER NEXT END BOFHIDE Bypass Zn Char1 set the characteristics...

Page 23: ...xt zone The responses are set per zone independently To progress to the next zone without saving If both partitions 1 and 2 are active the programmed zone will be triggered only when both partitions a...

Page 24: ...er ID for the PSTN and the Radio reports A subscriber ID can have up to 4 digits The Double Report Partition screen enables you to program a second ID if the control panel reports to a second Central...

Page 25: ...delay time for the Kissoff tone i e the tone that indicates data has been received in the Monitoring Station If the ton is not received the panel will report again The delay is set in 250msec incremen...

Page 26: ...g Disarming reports will be sent via the GSM module after one PSTN failure Arming Disarming reports will be sent via the GSM module only after 4 successive PSTN failures Regardless of parameter E when...

Page 27: ...5 are represented by the letters A F as follows A 10 B 11 C 12 D 13 E 14 F 15 These values are entered using the key as follows 1 To obtain a digit between 0 9 press the corresponding key 16 To obtain...

Page 28: ...ng a pre number increases the number of digits available for the Monitoring Station telephone numbers from 16 to 22 5 2 1 2 Number of rings The number of rings before the control panel pick up a call...

Page 29: ...2 3 1 B AutoBYpS A zone that triggers the alarm 3 consecutive times will automatically be bypassed until the system is disarmed 5 4 2 Config 2 Technician code Select CPTN XX en 6 10 System config ENT...

Page 30: ...n established and is still required it must be repeated V VoiceUnit A VU 20N U voice module is connected to the system Instead of sounding the synthesized alarm tone when calling the customer a record...

Page 31: ...s 1 2 of the Monitoring Station will be of station 1 and numbers 3 and 4 will be of station 2 see section 5 2 1 D A Description No Double report Double report as follows 1 All events are reported to M...

Page 32: ...ery or phone fault X Not Used 5 5 System responses Technician code Select CPTN XX en 6 10 System Response ENTER NEXT END SPGF Siren Panic Resp SPBG Siren AC fail Response time 240 SPBG Siren Bat fail...

Page 33: ...uzzer The keypad chime will be activated G PGM The PGM output will be triggered 5 5 4 Phone line failure response See section 3 2 4 for programming instructions of the parameters bar Par Onscreen When...

Page 34: ...User partitions Technician code Select CPTN XX en 6 10 Delay times ENTER NEXT END X3 User Partitions ENTER NEXT END Users for Part 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 allocate set to users 1 8 to partition 1 Users for...

Page 35: ...N XX en 6 10 Defaults ENTER NEXT END Are you sure ENTER NEXT END to cancel the action to proceed 14 20 The CAPTAIN 6 allows restoring of all system parameters to their factory defaults Defaulting eras...

Page 36: ...rotect it from discharging Resume AC power Replace battery if necessary DC FUSE Detectors power failure AC Line AC power failure Check the AC fuse F4 Trouble EOL loop zone failure short or cut The let...

Page 37: ...connect AC voltage 2 Disconnect the battery 3 Wait several seconds and re connect the battery 4 Wait for the keypad to wake up 5 Immediately enter the factory default Master code 5555 After powering t...

Page 38: ...IONS CAPTAIN 6 can be configured into 2 partitions with the following settings 1 Each zone and each user can be assigned to one of the 2 partitions or both 2 Each partition can have a different subscr...

Page 39: ...100 VHF Radio Transmitter TRU 100 UHF Radio Transmitter VU 20N U Dual Voice Message module MIC 200 Microphone RXN 6 406 For 9 Zones Wireless Technician Keypad LCL 11A Serial Interface PRG 22 Fast Pro...

Page 40: ...pping by 2 rings Delayed ON Bypass report Zones status is displayed in ON RX 130 Keypad Buzzer keypad with siren Request bypass of delayed zones Reset per zone EOL by two resistors Tone dialing Listen...

Page 41: ...m FF Disarming User 1 FF Zone 5 alarm FF Arming User 2 FF Zone 6 alarm FF Disarming User 2 FF Zone 1 restore FF Arming User 3 FF Zone 2 restore FF Disarming User 3 FF Zone 3 restore FF Arming User 4 F...

Page 42: ...ery FF Arming User 7 FF Battery restore FF Disarming User 7 FF Power fail FF Arming User 8 FF Power restore FF Disarming User 8 FF Phone fail FF Siren reset FF Phone restore FF Bypass FF Test FF Panic...

Page 43: ...209 Franklin 20 1400 Double Round 209 129 Checksum 209 193 Franklin 20 2300 Double Round 209 145 Checksum 209 209 Universal High Speed 20 2300 Double Round 83 145 Universal High Speed 20 2300 Checksum...

Page 44: ...e the keys and their assigned characters Key Keystrokes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 A B C 2 D E F 3 G H I 4 J K L 5 M N O 6 P Q R S 7 T U V 8 W X Y Z 9 Space Zero Enable Disable Cancel Return to previous screen...

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