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Bell Controller LCD display, LED indicators, and service buttons

The front of a Bell Controller has visual indicators that identify its current operating state and two service buttons.

LCD display

The LCD display of a Bell Controller provides a visual display of its current operating state.

Segment

Description

NTP

Failed to synchronize its time with an NTP time source during its last network connection.

It may not have the correct time, which may impact the accuracy of its bell schedules.

SCHD

Downloading a bell schedule.

A bell controller stores a 7-day schedule in its local memory for each of the two relays. Each
night after midnight, the 7-day schedules are downloaded to the device. Also, pending
schedule updates are downloaded to the device during its hourly check-in.

Relays do not operate during this mode. OneVue prevents schedule downloads to take place
within 5 minutes of a bell ring to avoid interfering with the ringing of bells.

No Signal

Has not checked-in to OneVue for more than 3 hours. It's scheduled to check-in hourly.

For wireless network use, a failed check-in may be due it is not within range of wireless
access point or the wireless signal strength is not adequate for normal operation.

If powered by AC or Power over Ethernet (PoE), the yellow LED indicator flashes during this
state.

Signal OK

Last check-in to OneVue was successful.

LOW -Battery
Icon

Estimated backup battery life is less than 25%.

Operating on battery backup only: estimated up to a maximum of 24 hours of battery life with
use of two AA Lithium 1.5V batteries.

Lbat

Battery level is critically low.

If operating on battery backup, schedules are not downloaded to the device during this state
and the relays do not trigger the bells to ring.

Up

Downloading a firmware update.

Relays do not operate during this mode. Do not remove power from the device.

Con

(config icon is
displayed)

The device is in configuration mode. The config icon is also displayed.

Data is not logged or transmitted to OneVue during this state.

LED indicators

A Bell Controller has three LED indicators that provide a visual indicator of its current operating state. The LED
indicators are located on the front of the device.

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Summary of Contents for OneVue Notify E130

Page 1: ...Notify Bell Controller Installation Guide OneVue Notify Bell Scheduling Publication date April 9 2021...

Page 2: ...e is a trademark of Primex All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Primex is the leading provider of solutions to automate and maintain facility compliance increase efficienci...

Page 3: ...contents 9 Install requirements 9 Install location guidelines 10 Connect bell controller relays to public address PA or bell system 10 Connect bell controller to dry contact switch for an impromptu be...

Page 4: ...VAC 50 60 Hz 0 4A Output 5V DC 1 0A max Optional power extension cable USB power cable 6 5 feet 2 m Mini B 5 pin M and Mini B 5 pin F connector Power over Ethernet PoE compliant with IEEE 802 3af sta...

Page 5: ...to activate a non scheduled event impromptu bell Connected to an external dry contact closure switch or button On board clock synchronizes its time with an NTP time source to ensure bell schedule acc...

Page 6: ...ch or button to activate a bell manually commonly referred to as an impromptu bell An impromptu bell is a bell event that is not scheduled in OneVue Terminal block connections pin out specifications T...

Page 7: ...than 3 hours It s scheduled to check in hourly For wireless network use a failed check in may be due it is not within range of wireless access point or the wireless signal strength is not adequate for...

Page 8: ...cal Support to assist with troubleshooting the cause of the failure Service buttons A Bell Controller has two service buttons located on the front of the device Button Icon Use Silence During an Alarm...

Page 9: ...kup for up to a maximum of 24 hours 4 3M Dual Lock Tape 2 x 1 strip 1 USB configuration cable supplied with each device order only For use with the Primex Device Configuration software to manually con...

Page 10: ...nes When identifying the mounting location of a bell controller consider the following guidelines Requires a hardwired connection from the bell controller s terminal block to an existing PA or bell sy...

Page 11: ...ch or button to activate a bell manually commonly referred to as an impromptu bell An impromptu bell is a bell ring event that is not scheduled in OneVue The removable terminal connector is provided f...

Page 12: ...he bell controller AC or PoE 10 When power was applied the device automatically initiated a check in to OneVue Verify its LCD displays Signal OK which indicates it successfully checked in to OneVue If...

Page 13: ...bell controller AC or PoE 11 When power was applied the device automatically initiated a check in to OneVue Verify its LCD displays Signal OK which indicates it successfully checked in to OneVue If th...

Page 14: ...an electrical hazard and may damage the device while nullifying its warranty Equipment Precautions To avoid possible electric shock or damage make sure device is not powered during installation or mo...

Page 15: ...or compliance could voice the user s authority to operate this equipment Example use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices FCC Warning Any Changes or modific...

Page 16: ...ructure mode Wireless Stations normally scan all Channels looking for an Access Point If more than one Access Point can be used the one with the strongest signal is used This can only happen within an...

Page 17: ...en altered or modified in any way including but not limited to attempted warranty repair other than by Primex or an authorized service partner LIMITATION OF LIABILITY The warranties and remedies conta...

Page 18: ...s technical support services for Primex products If you have purchased Primex products or have a service agreement with a Primex Partner they are your primary contact for all Technical Support inquire...

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