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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS — FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

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FENCE CONDITIONS

Fence Conditions

When the FPS Transducer Sensor Cable is installed on the fence, the sensor cable and the fence be-
come the fence protection system. In effect, the sensor cable listens to the fence to detect the signals
caused by climbing, jacking, or cutting the fence.

It is recommended that you walk the entire length of the fence line to determine if the fence requires
maintenance prior to installation. Grab the fabric between each and every line post, pull it to you, and
let it go. Listen to it! The fence can flex, but if you hear any bangs, clangs, etc., they can be a source of
nuisance alarms and should be corrected. Keep a log of any potential problems so they can be identi-
fied and repaired before the fence protection system is operational. Refer to Fence Quieting later in
this section.

Typical Source or Locations of Trouble Spots

The following photographs (Figures 13 through 22) show examples of the most common problems
found with fence installations.

Figure 13 Loose fabric at fence posts or

horizontal rails

Figure 14 Loose fabric at diagonal

stiffeners

Summary of Contents for FPS-3

Page 1: ...FPS System Fence Protection System G2DA0302 001 Rev A First edition September 15 2009 FPS 3 Installation Operation Guide ...

Page 2: ...n to the best of its ability Senstar Corporation is not responsible for any damage or accidents that may occur due to errors or omissions in this guide Senstar Corporation is not liable for any damages or incidental consequences arising from the use of or the inability to use the software and equipment described in this guide Senstar Corporation is not responsible for any damage or accidents that ...

Page 3: ... or materials This warranty shall not apply to any products which have been installed repaired or altered by other than personnel certified by the Company or to products which have been subject to physical or electrical abuse misuse or improper storage or to products which have not been used or maintained in compliance with any applicable recommendations of the Company This warranty does not apply...

Page 4: ...FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS CONTENTS PAGE 1 QUICK START 1 2 GENERAL 10 3 THEORY OF OPERATION 11 4 FENCE CONDITIONS 14 5 INSTALLATION 18 6 SYSTEM START UP AND TESTING 45 7 MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING 52 ADDENDUM I FIELD PERFORMANCE ANALYZER A 1 iv ...

Page 5: ...ers 14 Figure 15 Loose Fabric at Wire Stiffeners 15 Figure 16 Dangling Barbed Wire 15 Figure 17 Improperly Secured Brackets 15 Figure 18 Missing Vertical Locking Posts 15 Figure 19 Excessive Play 16 Figure 20 Loose Chain and Lock 16 Figure 21 Roller and Rail Play 16 Figure 22 Signs Not Securely Attached 16 Figure 23 Fence mounted Pre amp 19 Figure 24 Pre Amp Remote Mounting 21 Figure 25 Pre Amp Pe...

Page 6: ...reparation 36 Figure 44 Hinged Gate Installation 37 Figure 45 Telegate Installation 38 Figure 46 Telegate Support Post Location 39 Figure 47 MPS Microwave System 41 Figure 48 Pre Amp Cable Connections 42 Figure 49 Central Controller Cable Connections 43 Figure 50 Dual Zone Relay Input Card Wiring 44 Figure 51 Interface Board Connections and Controls 46 Figure 52 Dual Zone Card 46 Figure A 1 Field ...

Page 7: ...it interconnections If you are not familiar with any of the procedures described in this section refer to the appropriate manual for more detailed information IMPORTANT PROCEDURES Throughout the installation it is very important that certain procedures are observed Install ground rods and proper grounding at the MX 53OO all FPS 3 fence mounted pre amps and all microwave locations Use only the appr...

Page 8: ... wiring should be run in conduit either underground or along the base of the fence The interconnect cable must be an approved two pair 24 gauge individually shielded twisted pair low capacitance cable with high density polyethylene jacket such as the Magal Senstar FPS Interconnect Cable or factory approved equal Figure 1 Typical MX 5300 FPS System Connections ...

Page 9: ... Install a copper clad ground rod at each processor location and connect a minimum 8 gauge ground wire to the processor bolt as shown IMPORTANT Connect the ground wire directly to the enclosure stud as shown Figure 2 Fence Mounted Dual Zone Pre Amp Ground MUST be attached to grounding stud here Unistrut type mounting Approx 12 apart on center Install copper clad ground rod per National Electrical ...

Page 10: ...es Install TSK termination boxes at each sensor end of line single run cable and splices if necessary Connect each sensor cable to the Pre Amp as shown in Figure 4 Connect the control wiring to each dual zone pre amp as shown in Figure 4 Figure 3 Cable Tie Installation Figure 4 Pre Amp Cable Connections Approx 12 REMOVABLE TERMINAL BLOCKS DUAL ZONE PRE AMP CIRCUIT BOARD 1 2 CENTER SHIELD 1 2 1 2 C...

Page 11: ...4100 microwave unit pair as shown in Figure 5 Install each piece of equipment generally as shown Figure 5 MPS 4100 Microwave Installation a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a MPS 4100 TRANSMITTER MPS 4100 RECEIVER To FPS 3 Central Controller ...

Page 12: ...proper viewing and operation MPS 4100TRANSMITTER DC OUT RTN AC IN AC IN BAT BAT UPS PFI POWER SUPPLY CLASS 2 TRANSFORMER 115V 60HZ 16 5 VAC AUDIO AUDIO 12 VDC COMMON DATA TEST DATA TEST TAMPER TAMPER ALARM ALARM TB 1 MPS 4100 RECEIVER 3K COMMON 12V DC TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER TAMPER COMMON 12V DC TB 2 AUDIO ALARM DUAL ZONE RELAY INPUT CARD IN FPS 3 CENTRAL CONTROLLER TEST 3K M a y s e l e c t 3 K a t ...

Page 13: ...7 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS Connect the power supply transformer and battery as shown in Figure 7 Figure 7 MX 5300 Power Supply Connections ...

Page 14: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS 8 Field wiring connections to the FPS 3 Central Controller will be made as shown in Figure 8 Figure 8 Central Controller Connections ...

Page 15: ...rmance Analyzer FPA Perform fence quieting procedure if necessary Complete MX 5300 programming by performing the programming steps needed for your system For programming reference refer to MX 5300 Installation Manual Table 2 Set the FPS 3 dual zone card gain switches for each zone based on your field measurements using the FPA Program the counts for each zone on the MX 5300 Perform final testing i...

Page 16: ...ntenance while providing superior detection if someone attempts to climb lift the fabric or cut through the fence When the transducer cable is installed on the fence the transducer cable AND THE FENCE become the fence protection sensor system This manual covers all FPS 3 system installations Just two FPS 3 models are required to accommodate all types of installations FPS 3 Dual Zone Pre Amp is use...

Page 17: ...nce at the beginning of the detection zone The mechanical disturbance detected by the sensor cable is sent to the dual zone pre amp Each FPS 3 dual zone pre amp contains two independent zones of perimeter protection see Figure 11 The typical FPS 3 dual zone pre amp will have up to a 1000 foot alarm zone running in each direction 1 The dual zone pre amp sends the alarm and tamper information to the...

Page 18: ...e A fence installed to normal professional standards will provide an acceptable basis for the FPS system However a fence improperly installed and or missing tie wires and clamps can cause nuisance alarms Figure 11 Alarm Zone Connections FPS 3 DUAL ZONE PRE AMP END OF LINE TERMINATION LEFT ZONE RIGHT ZONE EARTH GROUND WIRING TO FPS 3 CENTRAL CONTROLLER END OF LINE TERMINATION SENSITIVE TRANSDUCER C...

Page 19: ... DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER ALARM EVENT REGISTER LINE DRIVER AMP THRESHOLD DETECTOR RECEIVER BUFFER DATA MANAGER AUDIO MANAGER I O DECODER ADDRESS SIGNAL CONDITIONER TEST MANAGER TEST SELECT ZONE PROCESSOR INTERFACE BOARD DUAL ZONE PRE AMP field mounted 500 1000 1500 50 000 100 000 TRANSDUCER LENGTH ft Typical FPS Transducer Cable Capacitance pF MAXIMUM SENSOR LOAD CAPACITANCE ...

Page 20: ...or to installation Grab the fabric between each and every line post pull it to you and let it go Listen to it The fence can flex but if you hear any bangs clangs etc they can be a source of nuisance alarms and should be corrected Keep a log of any potential problems so they can be identi fied and repaired before the fence protection system is operational Refer to Fence Quieting later in this secti...

Page 21: ...gure 15 Loose fabric or clamp rings at steel wire stiffeners Figure 16 Barbed wire dangling due to missing keepers Figure 18 Missing vertical locking posts Figure 17 Mounting pole brackets for barbed wire concertina or razor ribbon not properly secured to the fence posts ...

Page 22: ...MS 16 Figure 19 Excessive play between locking posts and metal insert Figure 20 Chain and lock free to vibrate against gate Figure 21 Too much play between rollers and rails Figure 22 Signs and or foreign objects not securely attached to the fence fabric or posts ...

Page 23: ...ion while the work crew is walking the entire length of the perimeter fence some simple fence quieting action will usually make the operational testing and system check out go more smoothly Major defects in a fence installation will cause fence alarm problems The major problems should be corrected by a fence contractor But there are many small problems that can be quickly corrected using your ear ...

Page 24: ...amp Mounting Once the Fence Protection System has been designed the approximate location of each dual zone pre amp is known Walking the fence line will allow you to identify the exact location and mounting of each unit The dual zone pre amps are housed in a moisture proof EMI and RFI resistant enclosure that may be directly mounted to a fence post It is important that the pre amp be mounted with t...

Page 25: ...UND ROD PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE SIGNAL WIRING IN CONDUIT TO CONTROL POINT NOTE SIGNAL CONDUIT CAN OFTEN BE INSTALLED ON THE FENCE FPS 3 DUAL ZONE PRE AMP UNISTRUT TYPE MOUNTING WATERTIGHT COMPRESSION FITTINGS MOISTURE DRIP LEG SENSOR CABLE MOUNTING SHOWN FOR HELISENSOR MOUNTING REFER TO APPROPRIATE FIGURES ...

Page 26: ... sensor cable to the proper terminals as shown later in this manual Pedestal or Wall Mounting In certain instances it is desirable to mount the pre amps away from the fence line or at some remote location i e inside a building in an overhead crawl space etc Installing pre amps at a remote location can be accomplished using a nonsensitized coaxial cable between the remotely located pre amp and the ...

Page 27: ...VE CABLE WEATHERPROOF JUNCTION BOX WITH TSK JUNCTION BOX WITH TSK FPS 3 DUAL ZONE PRE AMP 100 FEET MAX NON SENSITIVE CABLE NON SENSITIVE CABLE IN CONDUIT SENSOR CABLE ON FENCE JUNCTION BOX W TSK INSTALLED INSIDE WEATHERPROOF JUNCTION BOX W TSK INSTALLED INSIDE TSK 2 Needed if splice required See termination instructions FPS 3 DUAL ZONE PRE AMP ...

Page 28: ...es the cable to the fence If the transducer cable must be installed by only one person the procedure will be slower The transducer cable MUST be unrolled from the roll so that there are no kinks or spirals when the cable is installed on the fence INSTALL NONSENSITIVE CABLE IN CONDUIT SIGNAL WIRING IN CONDUIT TO CONTROL POINT NOTE PRE AMP ADAPTED FOR CONDUIT FITTINGS TSK JUNCTION BOX IN WEATHERPROO...

Page 29: ...prevent dogs or small animals from damaging the cable and to prevent possible damage by grass fires Sensitivity is best if the transducer is not installed close to horizontal fence stiffeners Cable ties should be located at approximate 12 inch intervals The transducer cable should be installed taut enough to prevent movement in the wind and yet not stretched to a point where excessive strain will ...

Page 30: ...damaged jacket will permit moisture penetration and allow undesirable interference into the pre amp Installation of a spiral wrapped flexible protective material such as the Panduit 1 8 T12F 0 or similar is recommended The protective material must be black weather resistant polyethylene Cable ties must not be tightened so tight that the conductor insulation is damaged To prevent this from occurrin...

Page 31: ...st is quite rigid due to both horizontal and diagonal stiffeners To better ensure detection of a climber increase the sensitivity by vertically Iooping the transducer cable several times on either side of the corner post See Figure 30 Place cable ties close to post as shown If post has rough surface install additional protection on cable SIDE VIEW TOP VIEW APPROX 1 FOOT FENCE POST TRANSDUCER CABLE...

Page 32: ... an excess of transducer cable do not coil excess cable as this may become hypersensitive and be the source of nuisance alarms Cut the cable to the actual length and terminate with the transducer service kit TSK and the 1 meg resistor provided See TSK installation later in this section Double runs of sensor cable will have both ends terminated in the pre amp enclosure See Figure 33 ADDITIONAL CABL...

Page 33: ...ND OF LINE TERMINATIONS U V PROTECTED CABLE TIES OVERLAP AT END OF ZONE MIN 2 ZONE A ZONE B U V PROTECTED CABLE TIES OVERLAP AT END OF ZONE MIN 2 ZONE A ZONE B LOOPS OVER POSTS MUST BE SLIGHTLY LOOSE TO PREVENT ABRASION INSTALL ADDITIONAL ABRASION PROTECTION IF NECESSARY FOR SINGLE RUN CABLE FOR DOUBLE RUN CABLE ...

Page 34: ...eel and thread through the loose ties one after another throughout the entire zone length You must be very careful that the cable does not get caught scraped or cut You should periodically check the cable reel and the cable you have pulled through the cable ties As an alternate to the temporary cable ties for threading the sensor cable you can make a set of S hooks from 10 insulated solid wire suc...

Page 35: ...the fence at approximate 12 inch intervals Then cut and terminate the excess Helisensor as detailed below The pre amp end of the Helisensor has a 1 2 inch conduit termination The dual zone pre amp enclo sure is available with two cable entry configurations The standard FPS 3 enclosure provides up to four compression fittings for the sensor cable The optional configuration FPS 3H H suffix for Helis...

Page 36: ...e amps follow instructions in Pre amp Mounting page 26 through Pedestal or Wall Mounting page 28 sections see Figures 24 25 and terminate Helisensor to bell box INSTALL GROUND ROD PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE SIGNAL WIRING IN CONDUIT TO CONTROL POINT NOTE SIGNAL CONDUIT CAN OFTEN BE INSTALLED ON THE FENCE DUAL ZONE PRE AMP UNISTRUT TYPE MOUNTING 1 2 FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TERMNATIONS MOISTURE DRIP LEG B...

Page 37: ...Helisensor Sensor Cable Double Run Installation Termination INSTALL GROUND ROD PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE SIGNAL WIRING IN CONDUIT TO CONTROL POINT NOTE SIGNAL CONDUIT CAN OFTEN BE INSTALLED ON THE FENCE DUAL ZONE PRE AMP UNISTRUT TYPE MOUNTING 1 2 FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TERMNATIONS ...

Page 38: ...to prevent moisture accumulation on the board 2 Clip the required jumpers according to the type of termination See Figure 36 38 3 Attach sensor cable s to terminal strip s Note that the sensor cable entering the left end of the Condulet attaches to the terminals on the right end of the circuit board and vice versa for the right sensor cable See Figure 34 4 Re insert circuit board sideways making s...

Page 39: ...e additional length is threaded into the condulet and the transducer cable is connected as shown in Figure 37 Clip jumpers 1 3 Figure 36 End of Line Termination Figure 38 End of Line Termination With 2 Megaohm Resistor Figure 37 Splice Termination In cases where the transducer cable is T tapped as in applications involving Telegates for gates it is necessary to provide for supervision of both cabl...

Page 40: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS 34 CAP Figure 39 EOL Condulet Attached To Fence Figure 41 Condulet G Attached To Fence Figure 40 Condulet Splice Attached To Fence ...

Page 41: ...e TSK copper shield ing saddle on the inside edge of the cable entry The inner conductor must be trimmed to the proper length to reach the termination screw To prepare each end of the transducer cable for TSK termination proceed as follows Refer to Figure 43 Step 1 Strip outer insulation 1 inch from the end Step 2 Pull braided shielding back 3 4 inch from center conductor and twist for insertion i...

Page 42: ...bed and twisted CONDUCTOR INSULATION 0 25 0 50 0 25 CABLE TIE TO FENCE 25 1 0 STRIP DIMENSIONS END OF LINE SPLICE 1 MEGOHM RESISTOR SHIELD REMOVE TAB FOR CABLE ENTRY Bare shield must contact metal coating of box for proper grounding Cable outer insulation must enter cable collar and butt to saddle of TSK box as shown IMPORTANT TSK cable saddle Cable collar ...

Page 43: ...ion Transducer cable installation for a hinged gate is shown in Figure 44 This also applies to personnel gates However with the personnel type of gate the conduit can be installed over the top of the gate if space permits Two weatherproof electrical junction boxes are mounted on the fence one on either side of the gate as close as possible to an upright support post These are interconnected by a 3...

Page 44: ...ransducer cable to the nonsensi tive cable in the junction box Route the nonsensitive cable in the conduit to the junction box on the other side of the gate Splice here again to the transducer cable using a TSK and continue the trans ducer cable down the fence as shown If a double swinging gate is encountered the transducer cable should be routed and attached to the second half of the gate as expl...

Page 45: ...hat the support posts conduit and gates be installed before the Telegate is unpacked and installed Each Telegate is shipped completely assembled and is packed in a wooden crate The Telegate has a 65 pound weight secured in the middle of the PVC tube enclosure The weight is held in place for shipping between a cable to the bottom cap and the armored cable and pulleys Unpacking and preparation for i...

Page 46: ...e pull horizontal as shown Leave a minimum 1 foot pigtail for terminating the armored cable to the transducer cable being installed on the gate CAUTION The armored cable is not insulated and must not be allowed to touch any grounded metal parts If wind conditions force the armored cable to contact the fence secure a short section of insulating material such as PVC pipe to the fence fabric to preve...

Page 47: ...the pre amp enclosure To connect the transducer cable to the pre amp proceed as follows Step 1 Strip outer insulation of the transducer cable 1 inch from the end Step 2 Open the entry gland by rotating the outer shell one full turn counter clockwise Step 3 Pull transducer cable through to the inside of the processor enclosure Step 4 Pull braided shielding back 3 4 inch from outer conductor and twi...

Page 48: ...hown in Figure 48 This connector is removable making it easier to connect the wiring Insulate the shield wire so that it does not short or touch the chassis Connect the wiring from each dual zone pre amp to the FPS Central Controller as shown in Figure 49 Insulate the shield wire so that it does not short or touch the chassis Strain relieve the cable leaving the FPS 3 chassis so that wiring is not...

Page 49: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS 43 Figure 49 Central Controller Cable Connections ...

Page 50: ... closed with a 3k OHM end of line resistor at the device as shown on the figure For unused inputs or when connecting unsupervised normally open devices place jumper A1 alarm 1 T1 tamper 1 A2 alarm 2 or T2 tamper 2 in 3k position Otherwise jumpers should be in NORMAL position Connect the wiring from the FPS 3 Central Controller to the MX 5300 See Figure 49 This wiring consists of A 25 conductor rib...

Page 51: ...st FPS 3 Central Controller MX 5300 based on field measurements Verify Connections Before proceeding with system startup verify that All equipment has been installed and connected The FPS 3 Central Controller is correctly connected to the MX 5300 Connections are local bus ribbon cable audio cable and power connections See Figures 9 and 49 FPS 3 Central Controller internal switch settings should be...

Page 52: ...E LOCAL AUDIO ON OFF 3 2 1 ON OFF NOTE Optional address for 2nd FPS 3 central controller Also remove jumper JP2 Figure 52 Dual Zone Card R Y R Y TP 1 TP 2 J3 6 1 J2 6 1 J1 6 1 ZONE 1 ALARM ZONE 1 TAMPER ZONE 1 GAIN ZONE 1 AUDIO ZONE 2 ALARM ZONE 2 TAMPER ZONE 2 GAIN ZONE 2 AUDIO 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 ON ON Figure 51 Interface Board Connections and Controls ...

Page 53: ... 2 and so forth through the fifteenth dual zone card slot which is addressed 30 1 and 30 2 For detailed MX 5300 programming information please refer to the MX 5300 manual The following is a summary of the steps required to program for the FPS 3 connected zones 1 Perform Code 8 programming to set the modem locations Set the number of zones for each loop Note that any conventional alarm zones must b...

Page 54: ...de the field measurements and filled out Table 2 you should leave the Code 12 programming at the default setting and return to program Code 12 following the field testing Following completion of programming all MX 5300 front panel lamps should be green All FPS 3 Central Controller zone receiver board alarm red and tamper yellow lamps should be off If these conditions are not present refer to the t...

Page 55: ...th an ohmmeter for leakage between conductors and leakage to ground With the end of line termination installed the center conductor to shield resistance should be 1 megohm 10 The resistance from shield to ground i e fence conduit helisensor covering etc should be 10 megohms minimum If either of these measurements are not within the specified limits refer to the Troubleshooting section Determine th...

Page 56: ...e following the instructions provided in the Programming the MX 5300 section page 55 For additional information please refer to the MX 5300 manual Upon completion of these tests and adjustments your system should be ready for final testing System Checkout By the time you are ready for system checkout and final testing the transducer cable pre amps and Central Control equipment should be installed ...

Page 57: ... a n i a G d e r u s a e M d l e i F 2 e l b a T e n o Z l a u D p m a e r P e n o Z e c n a t s i s e R d e r u s a e M g n i t t e S n i a G 4 t l u a f e D d e r u s a e M t n u o C g n i t t e S 4 t l u a f e D s e t o N r e t n e C r o t c u d n o C d l e i h S o t o t d l e i h S d n u o r G ...

Page 58: ...inst fence or running into it with vehicles Old signs working loose or facilities personnel installing new signs General weakening of fabric to support tie down connectors During each maintenance check be sure to test all fencing as outlined in Section 4 making sure that it is still quiet If necessary quiet the fence as described in Section 4 The Transducer Cable The transducer sensor cable is des...

Page 59: ...Installation Systematic Testing Problems sometimes occur due to equipment failures However in most cases problems are caused by human or installation related items such as Shipping damage Disturbed wiring or connections Incorrect connections Physical damage Defects in the fence installation Always look for the simplest problem first For example always check for power supply voltages before startin...

Page 60: ...ed to Table 4 to isolate the problem to a component of the FPS 3 interface board Table 4 allows you to troubleshoot to the FPS 3 interface board integrated circuit compo nent level The FPS 3 interface board components are installed in plug in sockets to facilitate easy field replacement Open the FPS 3 central controller to gain access to the test functions Observe the red alarm lamps and the yello...

Page 61: ...c tive card to the factory for repair Proceed to the fence mounted Dual Zone Pre Amp to troubleshoot problems that appear to be coming from the field Utilize the FPS 3 Field Performance Analyzer FPA Operate the FPA in accordance with the FPA instructions When tamper alarms are present begin by testing the sensor cable continuity center conductor to shield and shield to fence Visually inspect all T...

Page 62: ...r a c r e v i e c e r e n o z l a u d e v i t c e f e D r e l l o r t n o c 3 S P F t a s t s e t m r o f r e P p m a e r p l a u d e v i t c e f e D r e l l o r t n o c 3 S P F t a s t s e t m r o f r e P A P F h t i w t s e t d l e i F e n o z m o r f o i d u a o N d r a c e n o z l a u d e v i t c e f e D r e l l o r t n o c 3 S P F t a s t s e t m r o f r e P d r a o b e c a f r e t n i 3 S P ...

Page 63: ...m a D c t e d n i w e l b a c r e c u d s n a r t e n i m a x e y l l u f e r a C t s e t f l e s g n i r u d s p m a l r e p m a t r o m r a l a o N d r a c e n o z l a u d e v i t c e f e D r e l l o r t n o c 3 S P F t a s t s e t m r o f r e P d r a c d o o g n w o n k h t i w p a w S p m a e r p l a u d e v i t c e f e D A P F h t i w t s e t d l e i F d e t r o h s g n i r i w d l e i F s t ...

Page 64: ...LACE ALL 74HC273 NO ALARM TAMPER or ALL ZONES U14 REPLACE 74HC32 LOCAL SELF TEST CONSTANT or NO TAMPER ALL ZONES U15 16 or 17 REPLACE ALL U15 74HC541 U16 74HC1 61 U17 74HC1 39 1 through 8 U18 REPLACE 74HC540 9 through 16 U19 REPLACE 74HC540 17 through 24 U20 REPLACE 74HC540 25 through 30 U21 REPLACE 74HC540 CONSTANT or NO ALARM ALL ZONES U22 23 or 24 REPLACE ALL U22 74HC541 U23 74HC161 U24 74HC138...

Page 65: ...eady beeper is quieted Operator pushes ACK RESET again to turn red LED and relay off and re light green LED Alarm Auto ACK Reset Red alarm LED flashes beeper oscillates green LED extinguished and respective alarm relay activates all for approx 3 seconds At end of alert period zone is reset relay deactivated and if zone is secure red LED goes off and green LED goes on If at end of alert period zone...

Page 66: ...s the number of impulses required to produce an alarm Count is set from 1 to 10 Volume Controls the volume level of the alert tone and audio output signal FPS 3 Tester Zone Testing Operator pushes and releases TEST button Test button interrupts power to FPS 3 Pre Amp initiating self test on re activation Tester Annunciator indicates alarm accordingly Operator can listen to test pulses by activatin...

Page 67: ... FENCE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ZONE 1 SEC ALM TMPR ACK RST AUDIO 1 ON OFF EXT PWR VOLUME GAIN COUNT ZONE 2 SEC ALM TMPR ACK RST AUDIO 2 AUTO ACK GAIN COUNT TEST ZONE 1 ZONE2 CABLE STORAGE AREA CABLE STORAGE AREA Figure A 1 Field Performance Analyzer ...

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