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Features & Specifications - Bell Controller

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PrimexEVENT Bell Controller Specifications

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Terminal Block Specifications

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LCD Display

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LED Indicators

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Service Buttons

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Check-In to OneVue

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Install PrimexEVENT Bell Controller Device

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Package Contents

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Installation Requirements

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Installation Location Guidelines

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Connect Bell Controller Relays to Public Address (PA) or Bell System

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Connect Bell Controller to Dry Contact Switch

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Surface-Mount Bell Controller Device

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Wall-Mount Bell Controller Device

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Warranty

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Technical Support

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Summary of Contents for PrimexEVENT Series

Page 1: ...The innovative technology software solution for facility and time synchronization monitoring and reporting All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners 2017 Primex The Primex logo...

Page 2: ...greement The software may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of those agreements No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form...

Page 3: ...installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter Channel The Wireless Channel...

Page 4: ...heck In to OneVue 12 Install PrimexEVENT Bell Controller Device 13 Package Contents 14 Installation Requirements 15 Installation Location Guidelines 16 Connect Bell Controller Relays to Public Address...

Page 5: ...Features Specifications Bell Controller...

Page 6: ...cal memory for each of the two relays Each night after midnight the 7 day schedules are downloaded to the device Check In Interval hourly downloads schedules transmits operating status and event histo...

Page 7: ...D Status Indicator green yellow red Mounting Options Keyhole slot with lock down screw holes in back panel for wall mount or surface mount with supplied dual lock adhesive mounting strips Environment...

Page 8: ...tivate 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 P1 Input 1 for impr...

Page 9: ...It s scheduled to check in hourly For wireless network use a failed check in may be due to the device is not within range of its configured wireless access point or the wireless signal strength is not...

Page 10: ...the Bell Controller is an Alarm state The device has not checked in to OneVue for more than 3 hours It s scheduled to check in hourly Time Sync Failure the Bell Controller is an Alarm state During its...

Page 11: ...the check in button during normal operation initiates a check in to your OneVue Account During a check in any pending schedule or setting changes are downloaded to the bell relay When the check in bu...

Page 12: ...urce You can optionally press the check in button to initiate a manual check in When the check in button is pressed a manual check in is initiated The device emits a series of audio beeps indicating i...

Page 13: ...roller device A relay triggers the bells to ring at the schedules set in its assigned zone In addition the Bell Controller dry contact closure inputs can be connected to a standalone switch or button...

Page 14: ...F connector 1 Primex 3 0v Lithium Iron Disulfide Battery Pack contains 2 AA 1 5V Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries For backup power purposes only device can operate on battery backup for up to a m...

Page 15: ...t 250VAC 30 VDC and a inductive load of 3 5A at 250VAC 30 VDC Improper wiring can cause permanent damage to the Bell Controller device and or the equipment to which it is connected While these ratings...

Page 16: ...th Wired Ethernet use a network port jack is located in close proximity to the installation location Power over Ethernet PoE use a network port jack is located in close proximity to the installation l...

Page 17: ...ollows 1 All power to the device and PA or bell system equipment must be turned off 2 Remove the terminal connector from the device and make the wiring connections to the terminals P3 Relay 1 Normally...

Page 18: ...llows 1 All power to the device and equipment wiring the device to must be turned off 2 Remove the terminal connector from the device and make the wiring connections to the terminals P1 Input 1 for im...

Page 19: ...t 6 Apply two pieces of the supplied 3M Dual Lock Tape to the back of the device top and bottom horizontally centered 7 Apply two pieces of the supplied 3M Dual Lock Tape to the mounting surface align...

Page 20: ...back of the device 6 Mark and pre drill a mounting hole into the solid and level wall surface 7 Insert the a wall anchor into the mounting hole 8 Insert a screw into the wall anchor leaving approxima...

Page 21: ...or consequential damages whether resulting from the use misuse or inability to use this product or from defects in the product Some states do not allow this exclusion or limitation of incidental or co...

Page 22: ...agreement with a Primex Partner they are your primary contact for all Technical Support inquires When contacting Primex Technical Support Make sure you have satisfied the system requirements that are...

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