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Clock Model

Correction

Mode

Correction Type

AMERICAN A4015D10

Synchronous Wired

ATS CC2000 Series Digital System Clocks

Synchronous Wired

CINCINNATI D10

Synchronous Wired

CINCINNATI D8

Synchronous Wired

DUKANE 240 Series

Synchronous Wired

DUKANE 24EF212, 24EF215

Synchronous Wired

DUKANE 24EF214A

Synchronous Wired

DUKANE 24SS

Synchronous Wired

EDWARDS 2400 Series

Synchronous Wired

FARADAY

Synchronous Wired

HONEYWELL ST402A

Synchronous Wired

IBM 77 Series

Synchronous Wired

LATHEM Type SS Wall Clocks

Synchronous Wired

NATIONAL E-SRX Series

Synchronous Wired

RAULAND 2460 Series

Synchronous Wired

SIMPLEX 77 Series, 2310/6310-91xx and 92xx

Synchronous Wired

STANDARD Synchronous Wired

Synchronous Wired

STROMBERG 3000

Synchronous Wired

ANNUAL

PLAN PROGRAM RECORD SHEET

LOCATION _________________________________

DATE _______________

START DATE

END DATE

ANNUAL #

BASIC #

MM-DD-YY*

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Summary of Contents for 6500

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Page 3: ...HAZARD Static electricity can damage components Therefore handle as follows Ground yourself before opening or installing Prior to installation keep components wrapped in anti static material at all times RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause interference to radio ...

Page 4: ...2 Pulse 5 7 Reviewing or Editing the Secondary Clock Mode 5 8 Reviewing or Editing the Basic Plan Program 6 0 PROGRAMMING 6 1 Entering the Basic Plan Program 6 2 Clearing a Program Entry 6 3 Entering Reviewing or Editing the Annual Program 6 4 Clearing an Annual Plan 6 5 Clearing the Annual and Basic Programs 7 0 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 7 1 Manual Operation of the Output Relays 7 1A Manual Override Swit...

Page 5: ...ng ventilating air conditioning and security systems with a variety of programming capabilities ranging from a simple 7 day schedule to a more complex schedule utilizing its powerful alternate annual programming features Secondary clock correction modes are built in and can be selected from the keyboard If a secondary clock correction mode is selected the 6500 will dedicate two of its relay output...

Page 6: ...r both weekend days or for everyday of the week In addition the events can be programmed in customized groups such as Monday Wednesday and Friday only 20 Annual programs Each annual program has a starting and ending date and an associated Alternate programs This feature can be used to schedule any 1 of the 1 to 9 alternate 7 day program to be used by the 6500 Certain annual programs can be program...

Page 7: ...an 48 hours it is recommended that the time date day and program should be checked to insure accuracy ACCURACY Time Keeping Keyboard selected Synchronous with the 60 Hz AC power line 50 Hz AC power line or crystal time base During a power failure or when crystal the time base is selected accuracy is controlled by a temperature compensated oscillator TXO with an accuracy of 3 seconds per month thro...

Page 8: ... in the TIME SET or PROGRAMMING MODES and for entering the MANUAL CONTROL MODE PM KEY 2 Used for setting the time to PM when in the TIME SET or PROGRAMMING MODES TIME KEY 3 Used for entering the TIME SETTING MODE ANNUAL KEY A Used for entering the ANNUAL PROGRAMMING MODE and for entering the stored ANNUAL program for review The ANNUAL program contains the schedule for the alternate BASIC programs ...

Page 9: ...ounded to the facilities ground connection ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS All wiring connections including the incoming AC power line connections are made at the clearly marked terminal blocks located on the PCB Assembly inside the 6500 enclosure The RS232 I O terminals provide a computer interface for connecting a PC to program the master clock The Time Code terminals provide user specified time code out...

Page 10: ...n indicating you must re enter the data Simply re enter the data on top of the existing data and press ENTER Generally data is entered two digits at a time and shifts left with each entry 4 3 APPLYING POWER ENTERING THE TIME Before power is applied be sure all installation and wiring is completed to all local codes Upon first applying power the display will come up with a brief sign on message sho...

Page 11: ...w It may be showing the correct day or some other day stored previously Press the DAY key 4 until the desired day is shown on the display and then press ENTER 4 6 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME The default entries for daylight savings time according to current U S law will display as follows The master clock is pre loaded with the current daylight savings time settings according to U S law Unless the law c...

Page 12: ... a PULSE SETTING The relay will stay on until programmed to turn off This means signals etc will continue to sound until programmed to turn off The cursor will be flashing on the 5 in OFF If pulsed output is not wanted press OFF 0 then ENTER The master clock will advance to the next Auto Prompt display To program pulsed output on 1 or more output relays enter the duration for the pulse from 1 to 9...

Page 13: ...the master clock will advance to the next Auto Prompt display Please note that relays 3 and 4 are dedicated to secondary clock correction and will no longer be available for timed events A complete list of clock correction modes supported by the Simplex 6500 will be found in the Clock Modes Supported table at the end of this guide For information on secondary clock modes not described in this guid...

Page 14: ...e display should look similar to the following 5 1 REVIEWING OR EDITING TIME 3 ENTER Press the TIME key 3 The display will respond with Press ENTER The display will respond with Now you may enter the time as you would during the AUTO PROMPT sequence see Section 4 3 APPLYING POWER ENTERING THE TIME 5 2 REVIEWING OR EDITING THE DATE D ENTER You must be in the time display in order to enter the date ...

Page 15: ...ime not previously set the display will respond with the default entries for the current U S law as follows You may now enter the new daylight savings time settings as outlined in Section 4 6 5 5 REVIEWING OR EDITING THE RELAY PULSE MOMENTARY OUTPUTS FOR RELAYS 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 5 ENTER The pulse is for applications in which only a momentary contact is required i e ringing bells See Section 4 7 for mo...

Page 16: ...ide please contact JCI Global Fire Detection Technical Support 5 8 REVIEWING OR EDITING THE BASIC PROGRAM B ENTER If the basic program was not entered during the restart Auto Prompt sequence it can be entered by entering the basic program mode This mode allows the operator to program the daily timed events Before entering your program be sure to write it out on a program record sheet Copies of the...

Page 17: ...n 6 3 Press ENTER to select plan 0 The cursor moves to the Entry 00 position Entry 00 is the first entry of 20 entries in plan 0 by default Section 7 3 Press ENTER to select entry 00 and the display will read as follows The cursor will be flashing on the W of WDY weekday Entry The 00 indicates that this is entry 00 being displayed Day Program entries may be programmed for individual days such as M...

Page 18: ...numbers will appear on the bottom line as you press the appropriate number Pressing the same number again will remove the relay number from the bottom line Once the relays are set press ENTER If you have selected a secondary clock correction mode other than mode 0 relays 3 and 4 will not be available for timed event functions The first entry 00 is programmed The following display shows an example ...

Page 19: ...t times in the future There are 20 Annual Program Plans each of which has a starting and ending date and an associated alternate plan The selected alternate plan will begin at 12 00 AM on the start date and will end at 11 59 59 PM on the day of the end date Basic Plan 0 takes over at the end of any Alternate Plan To enter the annual program mode press the ANNUAL A key The display will respond with...

Page 20: ... to be cleared and press ENTER twice The display will show the contents of that Annual Plan Enter 00 for the Start month and press ENTER The plan will be cleared There is no need to clear the end date once the start date has been cleared If you are programming the clock from a restart the annual and basic program entries will be cleared already 6 5 CLEARING THE ANNUAL AND BASIC PROGRAMS C ENTER If...

Page 21: ...ed and the Master Clock will return to the time display The relays will remain on for the duration of their respective pulse length or until the next program entry instructs them to turn off or until they are manually operated again If the Master Clock is using a secondary clock mode relays 3 and 4 will not be controlled by the Manual command as they will be dedicated to controlling secondary cloc...

Page 22: ...00 AM Also if any of the following changes are made the master clock will return to Basic Program 0 Entering a new time A power failure of any duration Entering a new date Modifying the Annual programs Clearing the Annual programs Use special function 90 See STATUS Section 7 5 to verify which plan is running 7 3 SETTING THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER Program 3 1 ENTER The master clock has a def...

Page 23: ...h will have 28 entries To go back to the time display press EXIT 7 4 ENTER SLEEP MODE 4 5 ENTER Sleep Mode is useful for suspending Break Signals during student testing Summer school meetings and other special events Sleep Mode can be selected from the keyboard Press 4 5 ENTER The display will show To exit the Sleep Mode press 4 5 ENTER again The 6500 will resume normal operation During Sleep Mode...

Page 24: ...ENTER The default time base setting for the 6500 is for 60 HZ AC line synchronization This is the preferred setting installations in North America and other countries where 60 HZ power is available For countries where 50 HZ AC power is available the MC4181N can be set to synchronize with the 50 HZ AC power line For areas where the AC line frequency is not accurate or in applications where an AC ge...

Page 25: ...ard Basic Plan Entries See ENTERING BASIC PLAN PROGRAM Section 6 1 When prompted for the Day or days of the week for a given entry the custom weeks will appear as choices along with the standard Days 8 2 ANNUAL REPEAT PROGRAMS Some Annual Plan programs may have the same Start and End dates every year such as Christmas July 4th and New Year s Day Instead of creating multiple Annual Programs for eac...

Page 26: ...atically transmits BCD data in 12 or 24 Hour format To select Extended BCD EBCD output press 2 5 ENTER Then press any key to toggle back and forth from Standard BCD to Extended BCD and vice versa Press Enter when the desired time code output is shown 8 5 ADVANCE RELAYS 3 AND 4 2 A ENTER Use this function to advance analog clocks manually using relays 3 and 4 This function is only available if a Se...

Page 27: ...press ENTER The entry is now programmed and ready for the next entry Repeat this process until entire program is entered then press EXIT ENTERING THE ANNUAL PLAN PROGRAM Press the ANNUAL A key then ENTER Enter the desired Annual Plan number press ENTER Enter the desired Alternate Plan number press ENTER Enter the start month press ENTER Enter the start day press ENTER Enter the start year press EN...

Page 28: ...to review each Annual plan SETTING THE OUTPUT PULSE Press 5 then ENTER Enter a pulse length from 1 to 9 Press ENTER Enter the number of the relay s the pulse is to be applied to Exclude relay 2 Press ENTER SETTING THE RELAY 2 PULSE Press 5 A Press ENTER Enter a pulse length from 1 to 9 Press ENTER 28 ...

Page 29: ...SE LENGTH FOR RELAY 2 1 9 SECONDS ___ SECONDARY MODE ______ SEE NOTE 1 BASIC PLAN _____________ NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER PLAN _______ CUSTOM WEEK SETTINGS WK0 9 ____________________________________________ R E L A Y S ENTRY DAYS HH MM AM PM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NOTE 1 When modes other than 0 are selected relays 3 4 are dedicated to correction outputs and are unavailable for other programming 29 ...

Page 30: ...SIMPLEX 6500 CORRECTION MODES SUPPORTED For information on secondary clock modes not described in this guide please contact JCI Global Fire Detection Technical Support 30 ...

Page 31: ...Synchronous Wired FARADAY 05 Synchronous Wired HONEYWELL ST402A 05 Synchronous Wired IBM77Series 02 Synchronous Wired LATHEMType SS Wall Clocks 02 Synchronous Wired NATIONAL E SRX Series 10 Synchronous Wired RAULAND 2460Series 10 Synchronous Wired SIMPLEX 77 Series 2310 6310 91xx and 92xx 02 Synchronous Wired STANDARD Synchronous Wired 07 Synchronous Wired STROMBERG 3000 02 Synchronous Wired ANNUA...

Page 32: ...R THIS WILL INSERT XX FOR THE YEAR PORTION OF THE DATE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 01 MANUAL 90 UNIT STATUS 05 PULSE 21 SELECT ALTERNATE PLAN 5A PULSE 2 22 DEFINE CUSTOM WEEKS 20 MODE SELECT 31 SET PROGRAM SIZE 30 SELECT TIMEBASE 45 SLEEP MODE 25 SELECT BCD EBCD OUTPUT 2A ADVANCE RELAYS 3 AND 4 FOR CLOCK MODES ONLY 32 ...

Page 33: ...Figure 1 115VAC Power Connections Figure 2 33 ...

Page 34: ...220VAC Power Connections 34 ...

Page 35: ...Figure 3 Synchronous Wired Clock Connections Figure 4 BCD Connections 35 ...

Page 36: ...Figure 6 Bell Wiring Connections 36 ...

Page 37: ...NALLY BLANK SIMPLEX and the product names listed in this material are marks and or registered marks Westminster MA U S A Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited Specifications sheets may change without further notice 37 ...

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