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1460/61 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Table of Contents

PECIAL

UNCTIONS

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ROUBLE

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ROUBLE

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ECONDARY

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Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL for MASTER TIME PROGRAMMER Cat No 1460 1461 P N 445727 ISSUE II Rev E 10 98 firealarmresources com ...

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Page 3: ...NTY INFORMATION WARRANTYINFORMATION Faraday LLC theManufacturer providesalimitedwarrantytotheOriginalPurchaser ofthisproduct TheOriginalPurchaseristhepartytowhomtheManufacturerissueditsSalesOrder generallythe Manufacturer s distributor In order to preserve this warranty it is important that the product be serviced only by persons who have been properly trained and authorized by the Manufacturer Ot...

Page 4: ...WARNING STATIC WARNING CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION This equipment contains electronic devices that are sensitive to static electric charges To guarantee protection for the circuitry of this unit it is required that electrostatic handling precautions be observed when installing or repairing this equipment Any technician or other personnel working on this unit must wear a static groundin...

Page 5: ...5 LOCATION OF JUMPERS ON CPU BOARD OF THE 1460 15 RACK MOUNT UNIT 1461 16 PREPARING UNIT FOR EQUIPMENT RACK 16 GIVING UNIT A BENCH TEST 16 ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY 17 INSTALLING THE UNIT INTO THE EQUIPMENT RACK 18 CONNECTING FIELD DEVICES 19 FINISHING THE INSTALLATION 19 LOCATION OF AC INPUT TERMINALS ON 1461 CHASSIS 20 WIRING A 1461 TO AC POWER 20 EXPLODED VIEW OF 1461 CHASSIS 21 LOCATION OF JUMPERS...

Page 6: ... DATES 36 ADDING ALTERNATE DATES 36 SCANNING AND EDITING ALTERNATE DATES 37 SET TIME 38 SET DATE 38 MANUAL ADVANCE 39 CLOCK ENABLE 39 LEVEL 3 PROGRAMMING 40 SET DEFAULTS 41 SET TIME BASE 41 TIME FORMAT 41 SET LINE FREQ 42 SET DAYLIGHT SAVINGS 42 ALL CALL FEATURE 42 SERIAL PORT 42 WWV OPERATION 43 WWV ENABLE 43 CALL RATE 44 AFTER POWER FAILURE 44 CALL TIME 44 SET TIME ZONE 45 PHONE NUMBER 46 BAUD R...

Page 7: ...FIG 7 TYPICAL WIRING FOR AR3 CLOCKS B 11 FIG 8 TYPICAL WIRING FOR 2 WIRE POLARITY REVERSAL IMPULSE CLOCKS CLOCK CODE 21 B 12 FIG 9 TYPICAL WIRING FOR 3 WIRE IMPULSE CLOCKS B 13 FIG 10 TYPICAL WIRING FOR 2 WIRE MINUTE IMPULSE CLOCKS WITH NO HOURLY OR 12 HOUR CORRECTION B 14 APPENDIX C TYPICAL SIGNAL CIRCUIT WIRING C 1 FIG A TYPICAL AUXILIARY CIRCUIT WIRING FOR SIGNAL DEVICES C 1 FIG B TYPICAL AUXIL...

Page 8: ...1460 61 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 6 firealarmresources com ...

Page 9: ...r disable password security to some basic features such as all call provides even more flexibility The 1460 1461 s time keeping synchronizes to either AC line frequency or a quartz controlled time base The time of day and date as well as unit programming are stored in a non volatile memory NVRAM The NVRAM saves this information in the event of a power failure II Program Features A NON VOLATILE MEM...

Page 10: ...d by the following options 1464 1464R Four Bell Auxiliary Circuit Adder Option expands the number of available signal circuits from six to ten or fourteen With this option all fourteen signal circuits are independently programmable 1466 Master to Master Synchronization Option allows the 1460 1461 to synchronize or be synchronized by another device usually another master clock 1467 UTC Module Optio...

Page 11: ...Operation 25 C 77 F OPERATION Clock Circuits Number Available 2 clock drive circuits Type Form C Contact Ratings Dry Contacts rated 3 A inductive 10 A resistive 28 VDC 120 VAC Surge protected and Fused 4 A Signal Circuits Number Available Standard 6 signal circuits Maximum with two 1464 1464R 14 signal circuits Type Form A Contact Ratings Dry Contacts rated 8 A inductive 30 A resistive 28 VDC 120 ...

Page 12: ...e Owner s manual Screw 8 x 3 8 Phillips Truss Hd Type AB qty 2 Screw 4 40 x 3 8 Pan Hd Machine Screw qty 4 Nut Keps 4 40 qty 4 Lockwasher 4 External Tooth qty 4 Flowchart Envelope Plastic INSTALLATION Parts Checklist for 1461 Master Time Programmer Panel Assembly complete rack mount Master Time Programmer Installation Kit to include Owner s Manual Screw 10 32 x 3 8 Truss Head Machine Screw qty 4 F...

Page 13: ...o backbox using the 4 40 X 3 8 machine screws the 4 40 external tooth lockwashers and the 4 40 Keps Nuts provided four of each The lockwashers must be used under the screw head to ensure proper grounding 7 Remount the Chassis Assembly in the backbox using the four 6 32 Keps Nuts saved from step II A 2 NOTE If an optional 1464 1466 1467 or 1468A module is to be added for the initial setup installat...

Page 14: ...the time and date there may be as much as a 30 second delay after power up for the display to show time and date b The LEDs on the main board and on the 1464 s if installed blink at a rate of about once per second C Adjusting the Display 1 Adjust the contrast of the display if necessary a Contrast affects the display s readability The following diagram will help you decide if the contrast of your ...

Page 15: ...able enable the time out feature of the display s backlight as required i To enable the time out feature cut jumper W2 of the CPU board ii If you want the backlight to be on continuously and jumper W2 of the CPU board is already cut re install jumper W2 e Restore power to the 1460 by switching its circuit breaker on at the circuit breaker panel i The 1460 should show the time and date ii The LED o...

Page 16: ... Page 14 Location of AC Input Terminals on 1460 Main Board Line Neutral Conduit Earth Ground Wiring a 1460 to 120VAC Power Wiring AC Power to the 1460 Master Time Programmer INSTALLATION AC Input Terminals firealarmresources com ...

Page 17: ...0 INSTALLATION LOCATION OF W1 JUMPER LOCATION OF HARDWARE RESET PINS LOCATION OF W2 JUMPER EXPLODED VIEW OF THE 1460 SURFACE BACKBOX AND DOOR Door Assembly Backbox Screw 8 x 3 8 Type AB 4 40 Keps Nut 4 Places 4 Lockwasher 4 PLaces Screw 4 40 x 3 8 4 Places firealarmresources com ...

Page 18: ...an be made CAUTION STATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES Be sure to wear a static grounding wrist strap or similar protective device when working inside of the 1461 chassis NOTE If an optional 1464R 1466 1467 or 1468A module is to be added for the initial setup installation should be done at this time Refer to the Installation Instructions included with the module or in Appendix E of this manual 2 Prepare the ...

Page 19: ...e ii The LEDs on the main board and on the 1464R s if installed blink at a rate of about once per second C Adjusting the Display 1 Adjust the contrast of the display if necessary a Contrast affects the display s readability The following diagram will help you decide if the contrast of your display needs to be adjusted IF CONTRAST OF THE DISPLAY IS ACCEPT ABLE SKIP THE REMAINDER OF STEP 1 b If the ...

Page 20: ...ower source on i The 1461 should show the time and date ii The LEDs on the main board and on the 1464R s if installed blink at a rate of about once per second 3 Some applications demand a larger display than that of the 1461 For those applications mount a secondary clock near the equipment rack the 1461 will be installed into D Installing the Unit into the Equipment Rack 1 Prepare the 1461 for ins...

Page 21: ...it breaker off at the circuit breaker panel 2 Connect appropriate field wiring to the clock circuits of the 1461 See Appendix B for clock circuit wiring diagrams 3 Connect appropriate field wiring to the signal circuits of the 1461 See Appendix C for signal circuit wiring diagrams 4 Restore power to the 1461 by switching its circuit breaker on at the circuit breaker panel The 1461 should show the ...

Page 22: ...ge 20 AC Input Terminals Wiring AC Power to the 1461 Master Time Programmer INSTALLATION AC N GND Location of AC Input Terminals on 1461 Chassis Line Neutral Conduit Earth Ground Wiring a 1461 to 120VAC Power firealarmresources com ...

Page 23: ...JUMPERS ON CPU BOARD OF THE 1461 LOCATION OF W2 JUMPER Screw 6 20 x 3 8 Rec Pan Hd Type AB Cover 1461 Master Time Programmer EXPLODED VIEW OF THE 1461 CHASSIS LOCATION OF HARDWARE RESET PINS LOCATION OF W1 JUMPER INSTALLATION firealarmresources com ...

Page 24: ...oment the two pins of the header with a metallic object such as a screw driver When the hardware reset is completed the display will show the time and date B Keypad The Master Time Programmer has a sixteen key multiple function keypad This keypad is the operator s means of talking to the Master Time Programmer It is how the operator uses and programs the Master Time Programmer The operator also us...

Page 25: ...me and date display The display is also used in conjunction with the keypad to allow the operator to inter face with the Master Time Programmer When the operator is using the Master Time Programmer the display provides information to help the operator The display is equipped with a backlight This backlight is factory programmed to remain on continuously It is possible to field program the backligh...

Page 26: ...can simply press 4 twice The first 4 causes the new setting to be invalid and reset to zero The second 4 becomes the new setting Now the operator needs only to press the Enter key to enter the number 4 as the month NOTE The bottom line of the display won t change when entering zero as the new setting However if the 0 key is pressed and zero is a valid setting the new setting will be zero If the op...

Page 27: ...smission of time and date from the 1468A RS 232 Port Option if installed A Access Code Security The Master Time Programmer is protected from unauthorized access by access code security Certain features will be inaccessible without an access code Features af fected by an access code are the Function Keys and the programming features There are three levels of access code The Function Keys when acces...

Page 28: ...tation lasts until one of the following occurs 1 removal of AC power 2 hardware reset 3 approxi mately 2 minutes elapses from the time the last key was pressed During this time the user may reenter the menu or operate Function Keys without having to reenter the access code LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 Asterisk Notation on the Time and Date Display Summary of Which Features Require Access Codes NO ACCES...

Page 29: ...ed the display returns to a time and date display NO SIGNAL CIRCUITS SIGNAL CIRCUIT 2 ALL SIGNAL CIRCUITS ACTIVATED ACTIVATED ACTIVATED The DISPLAY SIGNAL CIRCUITS Feature C Function Keys From the time and date display there are five features that may or may not require the user to enter an access code These features are the Function Keys If the Function Keys are turned on then the access code is ...

Page 30: ...en AC power is restored a Manual On The MANUAL ON function turns a signal circuit on When this is done the signal circuit will remain on until the user changes it to MANUAL OFF or AUTOMATIC status Pressing the 1 key may or may not result in the display prompting for an access code If not or once a correct access code is entered the display prompts the user to select the signal circuit to be turned...

Page 31: ...y activates steady on all signal circuits programmed as All Call signal circuits The MTB ALL CALL Function Key pulses all signal circuits programmed as All Call signal circuits The pulse rate is on and off once a second Unlike the virtual switch positions All Call is cancelled when AC power is lost Message to Operator that All Call is in Use a Steady All Call Pressing the B key may or may not resu...

Page 32: ...le is the programmed schedule that is used on a day to day basis An alternate schedule will only run on the day until 12 00AM it is programmed in 1 Set Main Schedule To set the main schedule press the 1 Main Schedule key The display now prompts the operator to enter of the schedule that you want to assign as the main schedule The current main schedule is shown between Use the number keys to enter ...

Page 33: ...imply turns its associated signal circuits on A stop event simply turns its associated signal circuits off A duration event will turn its associated signal circuits on for a specified amount of time and then turn them back off All of these parameters are programmable for each event All of the events programmed into the Master Time Programmer are stored in the NVRAM in an area called the event tabl...

Page 34: ...ey Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter the event minutes Entering the minutes will display the new data on the second line of the display After the minute is entered press the Enter key Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter the event seconds Entering the seconds will display the new data on the second line of the display After the second is entered press the Enter key Use the 1 or 2 key to enter AM or PM Pressing...

Page 35: ...new data on the second line of the display After the duration is entered press the Enter key d Scanning and Editing Events To scan the events stored in the event table and or edit those events press 2 3 or 4 at the Program Events Edit Events Menu Pressing 2 allows the operator to scan and edit events by schedule When 2 is pressed the display prompts the operator to enter the schedule number Use th...

Page 36: ...event after prompting the operator Pressing the A key will advance the current event number by one and display the event time on the bottom line of the display Pressing the B key will decrease the current event number by one and display the event time on the bottom line of the display Pressing the C key will set the current event number to one and display the event time on the bottom line of the d...

Page 37: ...e schedule number that the event is associated with Entering the schedule will display the new data on the second line of the display After the schedule is entered press the Enter key NOTE The schedule CANNOT be altered if editing by schedule Use the 1 to 9 and or A to D keys to enter the circuits that this event controls Entering the circuit will toggle the number of the circuit on the second lin...

Page 38: ...the Program Alternate Dates Menu After selecting 1 from Program Alternate Dates Menu the Add Alternate Date Menu is displayed There are two choices in this menu 1 Add and Esc Quit Pressing Esc returns the operator to the Program Alternate Dates Menu Pressing 1 adds an alternate date and prompts the operator through the following screens to program the new alternate date data Use the 0 to 9 keys to...

Page 39: ...of the display Pressing the C key will set the current alternate date number to one and display it on the bottom line of the display Pressing the D key will set the current alternate date number to the last alternate date and display it on the bottom line of the display When the Enter key is pressed the operator can view and or change the parameters of the current alternate date Editing an alterna...

Page 40: ...nd is entered press the Enter key Use the 1 or 2 keys to enter the AM PM indicator Pressing the 1 or 2 key will change the information in the brackets and return the operator to the Main Menu NOTE This display is only available if the clock is set for 12 hour operation 5 Set Date After pressing 5 from the Main Menu the operator is prompted through the following screens to set the date Use the 0 to...

Page 41: ... the C or D key in After pressing 6 from the Main Menu the operator is prompted through the follow ing screen to manually advance either clock circuit Press and hold the C key as long as necessary to manually advance the secondary clocks connected to clock circuit 1 Press and hold the D key as long as necessary to manually advance the secondary clocks connected to clock circuit 2 Release the C or ...

Page 42: ...in Level 3 operates the same as it does in Level 2 3 Alternate Dates The 3 Alternate Dates feature in Level 3 operates the same as it does in Level 2 4 Set Time The 4 Set Time feature in Level 3 operates the same as it does in Level 2 5 Set Date The 5 Set Date feature in Level 3 operates the same as it does in Level 2 6 Manual Advance The 6 Manual Advance feature in Level 3 operates the same as it...

Page 43: ...for the oscillator Pressing the 1 or 2 key will change the data in the brackets After the time base is entered press the Enter key b Time Format To set the time format of the Master Time Programmer press the 2 Set Time Format key from the Set Defaults Menu The display now prompts the operator to press 1 for 12 Hour or 2 for 24 Hour format Pressing the 1 or 2 key will change the data in the bracket...

Page 44: ... AM e All Call Feature To enable or disable the operation of All Call for each signal circuit press the 5 All Call key from the Set Defaults Menu The display now prompts the operator to press the 1 to 9 and or A to D keys to toggle the All Call feature on or off for each circuit Pressing the 1 to 9 and or A to D keys will change the data on the second line of the display After All Call signal circ...

Page 45: ...Master Time Programmer s control the Master Time Programmer will notify the user by flashing an error message on its display To program the operation of the 1467 UTC Module and its MODEM press the 7 WWV key from the Set Defaults Menu After pressing the 7 key the WWV Defaults Menu is displayed There are eight choices in this menu 1 WWV Enable Dis 2 Call Rate 3 Aftr Pwr Fail 4 Call Time 5 Set Time Z...

Page 46: ...is provided When enabled if 2 hours of AC power failures to the Master Time Programmer accumulate between scheduled automatic calls the Master Time Programmer will call NIST ACTS for a calibration against UTC To enable or disable this feature press the 3 key Aftr Pwr Fail from the WWV Defaults Menu The display now prompts the operator to press 1 to enable or 2 to disable this feature Pressing the ...

Page 47: ...etc The time at 0 longitude is UTC For each time zone crossed while traveling westward in the Earth s western hemisphere one hour is subtracted from UTC For example in the United States Eastern Standard Time is 5 hours behind UTC because it is roughly centered on 75 west longitude For each time zone crossed while traveling eastward in the Earth s eastern hemisphere one hour is added to UTC This me...

Page 48: ...lay The operator must press Enter again to accept the new time zone values 6 Edit Phone Number To set the phone number that the 1467 UTC Module s MODEM will call for a UTC calibration press the 6 key Phone Number from the WWV Defaults Menu The display now allows the operator to enter the number needed to call NIST ACTS A cursor shows the operator which digit is being edited The Esc key moves the c...

Page 49: ...ion into this Master Time Programmer If the Master Time Programmer synchronizes the other time system to itself the Master Time Programmer is considered to be the master When the Master Time Programmer is the master it will provide a two second contact closure across the O and A terminals of TB2 on the main board This contact closure begins on the 33rd second of the master to master synchronizatio...

Page 50: ...s the 9 Program Clocks key from the Set Defaults Menu The display now prompts the operator through the following screens to program secondary clock circuit operation See clock code selection chart in Appendix B Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter the clock code for the clock circuit 1 Entering the code will display the new data on the second line of the display After the code is entered press the Enter k...

Page 51: ...he computer is attached directly to the clock Remote operation is used when the clock calls a remote computer over phone lines using a MODEM Note The optional RS 232 Module Cat No 1468A must be installed in the clock and the Upload Download Software Cat No 1470 must be installed on the remote computer Upload Download will not allow the operator to change the date time access code or the current sc...

Page 52: ... rate is entered press the Enter key TheoperatorisnowpromptedtosetthephonenumbertheMasterTimeProgrammer will call to connect with the Remote Computer After entering the phone number press the Enter key Pressing the C key will insert a pause of three seconds pressing the ESC key will backup 1 character and pressing the D key will erase the current character After the phone connection is established...

Page 53: ... the Main Menu Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter a three digit access code After the code is entered press the Enter key NOTE The number symbol will not appear until the first non zero digit is keyed in For example an access code of 0 1 2 would be displayed as but an access code of 2 1 0 would be displayed as 11 Diagnostics To run the Master Time Programmer s diagnostic routine press the C Diagnostics ...

Page 54: ...es Relay K3 energizes and Relay K2 de energizes Relay K4 energizes and Relay K3 de energizes Relay K5 energizes and Relay K4 de energizes Relay K6 energizes and Relay K5 de energizes The relays on option board 1 energize and de energize in the same manner NOTE If the option board is not in stalled the display will still cycle through each relay Diagnostics Relay K8 Diagnostics Relay K7 Diagnostics...

Page 55: ...ch relay The display now prompts the operator to press each key in succession After all of the keys are pressed the display returns to the Main Menu NOTE If a key fails to operate the display will not return to the time and date display The clock can be reset by turning power off and back on or performing a hardware reset Diagnostics Opt Board 2 K1 Diagnostics Press the 1 key firealarmresources co...

Page 56: ...Pressing NO will return the display to the Main Menu Pressing YES will cause the display to prompt the operator for a function number Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter the number of the Special Function desired and press the Enter key a Special Function 197 RAM test This Special Function performs a RAM test and displays the result Press the Esc key to return to the Main Menu b Special Function 198 Sale...

Page 57: ...arry instruc tions between the microprocessor and the clock and signal circuits The purpose of the yellow LED s is to tell you the status of this communication If all of the LED s are blinking then commu nication is normal If an LED does not blink then communication to the circuits of that board is not occurring This can indicate either a hardware failure or that an abnormal software routine such ...

Page 58: ...t keeps accurate enough time YES Call Distributor My Bell s Utility Device s won t operate properly Momentarily press D at the time and date display to monitor the signal circuits your Bell s Utility device s are wired to Does the Master Time Programmer indicate that the Signal Circuits operate properly NO Is the Signal Circuit in Auto NO Return the Signal Circuit to Auto YES Is the correct schedu...

Page 59: ... Master Time Programmer YES Does temporarily programming a stop event for the Signal Circuit into the running schedule turn off the Bell s Utility device s NO Momentarily press D at the time and date display Does the Master Time Programmer still indicate that the Signal Circuit is on NO Check wiring of Bell s Utility device s to the Master Time Programmer YES Call Distributor YES Check the main an...

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Page 61: ...WWV 1467 PAGE A 11 CLOCK CIRCUIT TO DISABLE PAGE A 14 TO ENABLE PAGE A 14 TO MANUALLY ADVANCE PAGE A 14 CLOCK CODE TO PROGRAM PAGE A 9 DATE TO SET PAGE A 7 ALTERNATE DATE TO ADD PAGE A 19 TO CHANGE PAGE A 20 TO DELETE PAGE A 20 TO EDIT PAGE A 20 FINDING SPECIFIC PAGE A 20 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TO ENABLE PAGE A 7 TO DISABLE PAGE A 7 DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE TO RUN PAGE A 6 EVENTS TO ADD PAGE A 15 BY SCHEDULE ...

Page 62: ...ENCY TO SET PAGE A 8 MASTER TO MASTER SYNC OPTION TO PROGRAM PAGE A 9 MEMORY TO CLEAR PAGE A 24 PHONE NUMBER TO SET FOR UP DOWNLOAD REMOTE MODE PAGE A 22 TO SET FOR WWV 1467 PAGE A 12 POWER FAILURE FEATURE TO SET FOR WWV 1467 PAGE A 11 RAM TEST TO CONDUCT PAGE A 23 SALES DEMO TO VIEW PAGE A 23 SCHEDULE ALTERNATE SCHEDULE TO CHANGE TO PAGE A 5 MAIN SCHEDULE TO CHANGE PAGE A 5 TO EDIT EVENTS BY PAGE...

Page 63: ...PAGE A 23 TIME TIME BASE PAGE A 8 TIME FORMAT PAGE A 8 TIME OF CALL TO WWV PAGE A 11 TIME OF DAY PAGE A 7 TIME ZONE TO SET FOR WWV 1467 PAGE A 12 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD 1470 TO PERMIT IN LOCAL MODE PAGE A 22 TO PERMIT IN REMOTE MODE PAGE A 22 UTC SEE WWV WWV 1467 MANUAL CALIBRATION AGAINST UTC PAGE A 13 TO DISABLE PAGE A 10 TO ENABLE PAGE A 10 TO SET BAUD RATE PAGE A 13 TO SET CALL RATE PAGE A 10 TO SET ...

Page 64: ...SKED ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE AND PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER Circuits to turn on ENTER THE NUMBER OF THE CIRCUIT YOU WANT TO MANU ALLY RING THE NUMBER IS SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO DISABLE A SIGNAL CIRCUIT 4 TO RETURN A CIRCUIT TO AUTOMATIC OPERATION 1 PRESS 7 AUTO IF ASKED ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE AND PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER ...

Page 65: ... TWICE TO RETURN TO DATE TIME DISPLAY ACTIVE SCHEDULE IS SHOWN ON DATE TIME DISPLAY 8 7 6 5 2 1 YOUR SCHEDULES ARE 4 TO CHANGE TO AN ALTERNATE SCHEDULE PRESS A MENU ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu PRESS 1 YOU ARE IN THE Schedule Menu PRESS 1 YOU ARE ASKED TO EN TER Main Schedule ENTER THE NUMBER OF MAIN SCHEDULE PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Schedule Menu PRESS...

Page 66: ...T 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS C YOU ARE ASKED IF Outputs ARE All Off 5 PRESS 8 YES DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE OPER ATES THE DISPLAY AND RELAYS 6 FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS TO TEST THE KEYPAD 7 YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 8 PRESS ESC YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO RUN THE DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE firealarmresources com ...

Page 67: ... 6 PRESS 1 7 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO Set Defaults MENU 8 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE TIME DATE DISPLAY TO DISABLE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 5 YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Month 5 ENTER THE CURRENT MONTH 1 12 6 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Day 7 ENTER THE CURRENT DAY OF THE MONTH 1 31 8 PRESS E...

Page 68: ...RESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults MENU 5 PRESS 2 YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER A Time Format 6 PRESS 1 FOR 12 HR FORMAT 2 FOR 24 HR FORMAT 7 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO Set Defaults MENU 8 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE TIME DATE DISPLAY 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defau...

Page 69: ... BAUD 2 FOR 2400 BAUD 3 FOR 9600 BAUD 4 FOR 19 200 BAUD 9 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Set Defaults MENU 10 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO PROGRAM THE SERIAL PORT OPTION TO PROGRAM THE MASTER TO MASTER SYNCHRONIZA TION OPTION 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults MENU 5 PRESS 8 YO...

Page 70: ...7 YOU ARE IN THE WWV Defaults MENU 6 PRESS 1 YOU ARE ASKED IF YOU WANT TO ENABLE WWV 7 PRESS 2 8 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE WWV Defaults MENU 9 PRESS ESC THREE TIMES YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO SET THE CALL RATE 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults MENU 5 PRESS 7 YOU ARE IN THE WWV Defaults...

Page 71: ... PM YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE WWV Defaults MENU 12 PRESS ESC THREE TIMES YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults MENU 5 PRESS 7 YOU ARE IN THE WWV Defaults MENU 6 PRESS 3 YOU ARE ASKED IF UTC CALIBRATION IS DESIRED After a Power Failure 7 PRESS 1 FOR A UTC CALIBRATION AFTER A POW...

Page 72: ... PRESS 7 YOU ARE IN THE WWV Defaults MENU 6 PRESS 5 YOU ARE ASKED TO SELECT DESIRED Time Zone 7 PRESS 1 FOR EASTERN TIME 2 FOR CENTRAL TIME 3 FOR MOUNTAIN TIME 4 FOR PACIFIC TIME 5 TO PROGRAM A SPECIFIED NUMBER OF HOURS AND MINUTES BEHIND UTC 6 TO PROGRAM A SPECIFIED NUMBER OF HOURS AND MINUTES AHEAD UTC 8 IF YOU PRESSED 1 2 3 OR 4 SKIP STEPS 9 13 9 IF YOU PRESSED 5 OR 6 YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Hou...

Page 73: ...WV Defaults MENU 8 PRESS ESC THREE TIMES YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults MENU 5 PRESS 7 YOU ARE IN THE WWV Defaults MENU 6 PRESS 7 YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER THE Baud Rate 7 ENTER THE DESIRED BAUD RATE PRESS 1 FOR 1200 BAUD 2 FOR 2400 BAUD 3 FOR 9600 BAUD 4 FOR 19 200 BAUD ...

Page 74: ...ED PRESS ESC YOU ARE TOLD TO SET Clock Circuit 2 6 SET Clock Circuit 2 a IF YOU WANT TO DISABLE Clock Circuit 2 PRESS 2 AND THEN ENTER b IF WANT TO LEAVE Clock Circuit 2 UNCHANGED PRESS ESC YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 7 PRESS ESC YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE TIME DATE DISPLAY 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 7 YOU ARE TOLD TO SET Clock Circ...

Page 75: ...S Sorting Events THEN YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 29 PRESS ESC ONCE MORE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY 14 ENTER THE DAYS YOU WANT THIS EVENT TO OCCUR ON A LETTER REPRESENTING EACH DAY CHOSEN IS SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY 15 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Schedule 16 ENTER THE SCHEDULE YOU WANT THIS EVENT TO BE IN 17 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Circuits 18 ENTER THE NUMBER OF...

Page 76: ...U ARE ASKED TO Enter Hours 15 ENTER THE HOUR OF THE DAY 16 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Minutes 17 ENTER MINUTES OF THE HOUR 18 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER Seconds 19 ENTER SECONDS OF THE MINUTE 20 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED AM or PM 21 PRESS 1 FOR AM OR 2 FOR PM YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Days 22 ENTER THE DAYS YOU WANT THIS EVENT TO OCCUR ON A LETTER REPRESENTING EACH DAY CHOSEN IS SHOWN...

Page 77: ...ING NEEDS 34 PRESS ESC TWICE DISPLAY TELLS YOU THAT IT IS Sorting Events THEN YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 35 PRESS ESC ONCE MORE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO CHANGE EVENTS 13 USE KEYS DISCUSSED IN STEP 8 TO SCROLL TO EVENT TO BE CHANGED 14 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Hours 15 ENTER THE HOUR OF THE DAY 16 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Minutes 17 ENTER MINUTES OF TH...

Page 78: ... TO DELETE EVENTS 6 YOU CAN SCROLL THROUGH THE LIST OF EVENTS ONE EVENT IS SHOWN AT A TIME USE THE FOLLOWING KEYS TO SCROLL THROUGH THE LIST PRESS A TO ADVANCE ONE EVENT PRESS B TO BACKUP ONE EVENT PRESS C TO GO TO THE TOP OF THE LIST PRESS D TO GO TO THE BOTTOM OF THE LIST TO FIND A SPECIFIC EVENT 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 2 YOU ARE ...

Page 79: ...CESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS 3 YOU ARE IN THE Program Alternate Dates Menu 5 PRESS 1 YOU ARE IN THE Add Alter nate Dates Menu 6 PRESS 1 YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Month 7 ENTER THE DESIRED MONTH 1 12 OF THE ALTERNATE DATE 8 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Day 9 ENTER THE DESIRED DAY OF THE MONTH 1 31 OF THE ALTERNATE DATE 10 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Year 11 ENT...

Page 80: ...R YOU ARE ASKED TO Enter Schedule 19 ENTER THE SCHEDULE YOU WANT TO RUN ON THE ALTERNATE DATE 20 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE LIST OF ALTERNATE DATES 21 REPEAT STEPS 11 THROUGH 20 AS NECESSARY TO COM PLETE YOUR PROGRAMMING NEEDS 22 PRESS ESC TWICE DISPLAY TELLS YOU THAT IT IS Sorting Alternate Dates THEN YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 23 PRESS ESC ONCE MORE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE T...

Page 81: ... YOU WANT TO HAVE TO ENTER AN ACCESS CODE TO USE FUNCTION KEYS 1 IF YOU DON T WANT TO HAVE TO ENTER AN ACCESS CODE TO USE FUNCTION KEYS 7 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Set Default MENU 8 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO PROGRAM THE FUNCTION KEYS TO CHANGE THE LEVEL 3 ACCESS CODE 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PR...

Page 82: ...HIS ARE LOCATED IN THE 1470 USER S MANUAL 1 BEGIN THE UPLOAD OR DOWNLOAD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 1470 USER S MANUAL 2 PRESS A MENU 3 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 4 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 5 PRESS 9 YOU ARE ASKED TO CHOOSE Local or Remote MODE 6 PRESS 1 YOU ARE TOLD THE Remote Computer Has Control 7 AFTER THE UPLOAD OR DOWNLOAD YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE Main Menu 8 PRESS ESC YOU ARE RETURNED...

Page 83: ...nu 4 PRESS D YOU ARE TOLD THAT SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Can Cause TROUBLe 5 PRESS 8 YES YOU ARE ASKED TO ENTER THE Function Number 6 ENTER 197 7 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE TOLD Ram Test Passed 8 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY 1 PRESS A MENU 2 ENTER 3 DIGIT ACCESS CODE 3 PRESS ENTER YOU ARE IN THE Main Menu 4 PRESS D YOU ARE TOLD THAT SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Can Cause TROUBLe 5 PRESS 8 YES Y...

Page 84: ...HE Main Menu 4 PRESS 8 YOU ARE IN THE Set Defaults Menu 5 PRESS D YOU ARE ASKED IF YOU ARE SURE THAT YOU WANT TO Clear All Memory WARNING THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE TO CHANGE YOUR MIND 6 PRESS 8 YES AFTER A FEW SECONDS OF PAUSE YOU ARE RETURN ED TO THE Set Defaults MENU 7 PRESS ESC TWICE YOU ARE RETURNED TO THE DATE TIME DISPLAY TO CLEAR THE MEMORY firealarmresources com ...

Page 85: ...rteen cycles beginning at 5 06 00 AM and PM of the RESET relay activates for 65 seconds and then deactivates for 55 seconds CLOCK CODE 2 hourly correction the RESET relay activates at XX 59 51 for 9 seconds 12 hour correction seven cycles beginning at 5 12 00 AM and PM of the RESET relay activates for 1 minute and then deactivates for 2 minutes CLOCK CODE 3 hourly correction the RESET relay activa...

Page 86: ...he hourly correction hourly correction the RESET relay activates at XX 59 50 for 12 seconds 12 hour correction none CLOCK CODE 20 minute impulse the RUN relay activates at XX XX 58 for 2 seconds hourly correction the RESET relay activates at XX 44 02 for 53 seconds 53 cycles beginning at XX 44 02 of the RUN relay activating for second and then deactivating for second 12 hour correction none CLOCK ...

Page 87: ...d PM to 4 44 58 AM and PM 5 37 58 AM and PM to 5 44 58 AM and PM 6 00 58 AM and PM to 6 44 58 AM and PM the RESET relay activates at XX XX 56 for 4 seconds for the following times 5 00 56 AM and PM to 5 36 56 AM and PM hourly correction 53 cycles beginning at XX 59 02 of the RUN relay activates for second and then deactivates for second 12 hour correction 55 cycles beginning at the first second ea...

Page 88: ...hronous hr 12 hr correct 8 Fig 1 STANDARD Digital 2362 2364 Series 9 Fig 5 CINCINNATI Digital 25DIG 40DIG Series 9 Fig 5 STANDARD Synchronous GR hr correct 11 Fig 1 SIMPLEX Synchronous dual motor 44th min correct 12 Fig 1 SIMPLEX Synchronous dual motor 41st min correct 13 Fig 1 STANDARD Impulse AR2 2 wire 24V 48V run correct 15 Fig 6 STANDARD Impulse AR3 3 wire 24V 24V run correct 15 Fig 7 STANDAR...

Page 89: ...ltage BLK RUN WHT COMMON RED CORRECT BLK RUN MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC RUN 2 RESET 2B RESET 2A RUN 1 RESET 1B RESET 1A C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O TB4 TB3 N AC CLOCKPOWER RED CORRECT WHT COMMON FOR DUAL VOLTAGE CLOCKS USE FIG 2 FOR SYNCHRONOUS CLOCK MOVEMENTS firealarmresources com ...

Page 90: ...S CLOCK MOVEMENTS Dual Voltage RESET 1A RESET 1B RUN 1 RESET 2A RESET 2B RUN 2 RESET POWER N AC N AC RUN RUN CORRECT CORRECT RUN RUN CORRECT CORRECT MAX LOAD PER CIRCUIT 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C TB3 TB4 RUN POWER firealarmresources com ...

Page 91: ...T 1A RESET 1B RESET 2A RESET 2B RUN 1 RUN 2 BLK INPUT 120VAC 60 HZ 1 AMP CLOCK BOOSTER 1416 24VDC OUTPUT PowerSupplyRatings Input 120 VAC 60Hz 1 Amp Output 23 30 VDC 2 5 Amp INPUT 120VAC 60 HZ 1 AMP RED AC N G A P C P CLK POWER SUPPLY 1415 AC N G A C A C P P 24VDC OUTPUT 2 5AMAX INPUT BLK RED A C C A O C A O C A O O A TB4 TB3 C O A C O A C firealarmresources com ...

Page 92: ... O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C RESET 1B RUN 1 RED BLACK MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC POWER CLOCK 24VDC RESET 1A RESET 2A RESET 2B RUN 2 TB3 TB4 FIG 4 TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 2 WIRE POLARITY REVERSAL CLOCK SYSTEM firealarmresources com ...

Page 93: ...RECT WHT CORRECT RUN RUN 24VAC 120VAC GREEN GND WIRE FOR 120VAC ONLY RED CORRECT WHT CORRECT RUN RUN 24VAC 120VAC GREEN GND WIRE FOR 120VAC ONLY 24VDC C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O RUN 1 RESET 1B RESET 1A RESET 2B RESET 2A YELLOW BLUE ORANGE FOR USE WITH RTC DIG REMOTE TIMER CONTROL IF NOT USED INSULATE BARE WIRE ENDS SEE ABOVE RESET POWER U L LISTED LIMITED ENERGY POWER SUPPLY TB4 TB3 firea...

Page 94: ... 2B RESET 2A RUN 1 RESET 1B RESET 1A FIG 6 TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM FOR AR2 AR2A CLOCK SYSTEM BLK BLK WHT WHT L N PWR SUPP 8 7 6 AC N 120VAC LINE POWER TB4 TB3 O A C O A C O A C MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC RUN IMPULSE RESET SPS 1 12 J108676 firealarmresources com ...

Page 95: ...WIRING DIAGRAM FOR AR3 CLOCK SYSTEM RUN 1 RUN 2 RESET 2B RESET 2A RESET 1B RESET 1A O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C TB4 TB3 WHT COMMON RED CORRECT BLK RUN WHT COMMON RED CORRECT BLK RUN 24VDC MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC firealarmresources com ...

Page 96: ...L IMPULSE CLOCK USING CLOCK CODE 21 MOVEMENTS RUN 2 RESET 2B RESET 2A RUN 1 RESET 1B RESET 1A MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC 3 MINUTEIMPULSE INDICATES TERMINALS ON 2350 SERIES IMPULSE CLOCKS CLOCK POWER C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O C A O 1 HOURLYCORRECT TB3 TB4 firealarmresources com ...

Page 97: ...A C O A C O A C O A C O A C RESET 1B RESET 1A RUN 1 RESET 2A RESET 2B RUN 2 MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC RUN COMMON RESET RESET COMMON RUN FIG 9 TYPICAL WIRING FOR THREE WIRE IMPULSE CLOCK MOVEMENTS TB3 TB4 CLOCK POWER firealarmresources com ...

Page 98: ...R TWO WIRE MINUTE IMPULSE CLOCK MOVEMENTS WITH NO HOURLY OR 12 HOUR CORRECTION O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C O A C RESET 1B RESET 1A RUN 1 RESET 2A RESET 2B RUN 2 TB3 TB4 COMMON RUN MAX LOAD 3A INDUCTIVE 28VDC 120VAC CLOCK POWER RUN COMMON firealarmresources com ...

Page 99: ...IRCUIT 1 CIRCUIT 2 Signal Power Voltage must match voltage rating for signal devices If voltage rating of devices of both Auxiliary Circuits are the same then one Signal Power Source can be used for both circuits Max Load per Auxiliary Circuit 8A Induc tive 28VDC 120VAC NOTES 1 2 3 FIG A TYPICAL AUXILIARY CIRCUIT WIRING FOR SIGNAL DEVICES TB1 firealarmresources com ...

Page 100: ...CUIT 2 UTILITY POWER CIRCUIT 1 COMMON HOT REMOTE RELAY SIG CKT 6 SIG CKT 5 SIG CKT 4 SIG CKT 3 SIG CKT 2 SIG CKT 1 TB1 HOT COMMON EXAMPLE AUXILIARY CIRCUIT 1 Utility Control Device with Max load 8A Inductive 28VDC 120VAC AUXILIARY CIRCUIT 2 Utility Control Device with load higher than 8A Remote Relay required Utility Devices include Air Handling Units Fans Motors Lighting etc firealarmresources co...

Page 101: ... RS 232 Port Option an optional circuit board that functions as an RS 232 serial port for the Master Time Programmer to transmit time and date information 1470 Master Time Programmer Programming Software application software for a personal computer that allows the personal computer to send and receive programming and event data to and from the Master Time Programmer access code a group of three di...

Page 102: ...racter of the LCD and background of the display daylight savings time a unit of time usually 1 hour that is ahead of the standard time of a time zone diagnostic routine a feature of the Master Time Programmer that operates its hardware in a particular manner to help technicians determine if a hardware failure exists disable to incapacitate a feature of the Master Time Programmer display circuits f...

Page 103: ... synchronize its time keeping to line frequency LPT port see parallel port Main Menu the menu that allows the user access to program most attributes of the Master Time Programmer such as time of day date and schedule used main schedule the normal schedule of events of a Master Time Programmer manual advance a feature of the Master Time Programmer that allows the user to manually cause an hourly co...

Page 104: ...ts scroll to move items of a list up or down in order to see the parts of the list that are not displayed secondary clock a correctable clock that is part of a time system e g a master clock system select to pick a desired item from a list serial port a connection such as the 1468A RS 232 Port of the Master Time Programmer or COM1 of a computer where a cable for a serial communications device is i...

Page 105: ...which the Master Time Programmer s timekeeping is synchronized time format the manner in which time is displayed such as 12 hour or 24 hour format UTC Universal Time Coordinated an internationally agreed upon time standard based on the time at the 0º meridian utility device a device connected to a signal circuit that is designed to be turned on or off such as for lighting environmental control or ...

Page 106: ...Page D 6 1460 61 INSTRUCTION MANUAL firealarmresources com ...

Page 107: ...o the following Menu In order to access the programming section of the 1460 1461 Master Time Programmer a 3 digit access code must be entered Each access code allows the programmer access to various levels of the Menu see below Code Card Main Menu 6 Manual Advance Main Menu 2 Prog Events Main Menu 1 Set Schedule Main Menu 4 Set Time Main Menu 3 Alternat Dates Main Menu 5 Set Date Main Menu 6 Manua...

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Page 109: ... be installed 4 Place the four 1 5 8 spacers provided on the exposed studs 5 Place the 1464 on the spacers with the terminals towards the bottom of the cabinet Secure the board in place with the nuts which were removed in step 3 6 Connect the cable between the header J3 on the main board and the header J1 on the 1464 WARNING Make sure the cable is seated correctly and proper polarity was observed ...

Page 110: ...nd Quad Aux Circuit Location for 1st Quad Aux Circuit 6 Keps Nut 1 5 8 Spacer 444840 Main Board Already In Clock Quad Aux Circuit 413169 Cable Assembly 444872 for Catalog Number 1464 Quad Auxiliary Circuit Module to Catalog Number 1460 TC1260 Master Time Programmer firealarmresources com ...

Page 111: ... mounting holes of the 1464 to be installed 3 Place the four 1 5 8 spacers provided on the exposed studs 4 Place the 1464 on the spacers with the terminals towards the bottom of the cabinet Secure the board in place with the nuts which were removed in step 2 5 Connect the cable between the header J3 on the main board and the header J1 on the 1464 WARNING Make sure the cable is seated correctly and...

Page 112: ... 95 for Catalog Number 1464 Quad Auxiliary Circuit Module to Catalog Number 1462 TC1262 Program Time Controller Location for Quad Aux Circuit Cable Assembly 444872 1 5 8 Spacer 444840 6 Keps Nut Quad Aux Circuit 413169 Main Board Already In Clock firealarmresources com ...

Page 113: ...CKT 4 UTILITY DEVICE 1 UTILITY DEVICE 2 REMOTE RELAY HOT COMMON RELAY POWER AS REQUIRED BY POWER RELAY RATING CIRCUIT 2 UTILITY POWER A AUXILIARY CIRCUIT 1 B AUXILIARY CIRCUIT 2 Utility Control Device with Max load 8A Inductive 28VDC 120VAC Utility Control Device with load higher than 8A Remote Relay required Utility Devices include such things as air handling units fans motors etc firealarmresour...

Page 114: ...OWER CIRCUIT 2 COMMON HOT Signal Power Voltage must match voltage rating for signal devices If voltage rating of devices of both Auxiliary Cir cuits are the same then one Signal Power Source can be used for both circuits Max Load per Auxiliary Circuit 8A Inductive 28VDC 120VAC NOTES 1 2 3 SIG CKT 1 SIG CKT 2 SIG CKT 3 SIG CKT 4 CIRCUIT 1 CIRCUIT 2 firealarmresources com ...

Page 115: ...in position 1 3 Connect external 12 volt supply plus to master s A terminal 4 Connect wire from master s O terminal to slave s C 5 Connect external 12 volt supply minus to slave s C terminal 6 See programming instructions for set up of master to master synchronization located in Set Defaults section of the 1460 61 or TC1260 instruction manual Master Installation 1 Insert relay with contacts to the...

Page 116: ...sert relay with contacts to the left as shown in figure below 2 Install both jumpers J1 and J2 in position 1 3 Connect external 12 volt supply plus to master s A terminal 4 Connect wire from master s O terminal to slave s C 5 Connect external 12 volt supply minus to slave s C terminal 6 See programming instructions for set up of master to master synchronization located in Set Defaults section of t...

Page 117: ... Installation Instructions 1 445769 Bushing 1 943451 2 Prior to installation of the 1467 you will need to obtain the following items a a HayesTM Smartmodem 1200TM compatible MODEM b a MODEM cable One end should have a 25 pin female D subminiature connector The other end of the cable must mate with the connector of your MODEM item 2 a above Use D subminiature connector accessories e g gender bender...

Page 118: ...ft side of the surface box a Slide slot of the cover plate over the modem cable such that the modem cable is located within the hole of the cover plate b Position the cover plate on the two studs adjacent to the rectangular knock out See Figure 1 c Use the remaining two Keps nuts P N 18965 to loosely hold the cover plate in place See Figure 1 7 Install the bushing P N 943451 a Outside of the surfa...

Page 119: ...er and J5 header Secure the board in place with the nut which was removed in step 2 5 Connect field wires to RS232 Port as required See wiring diagrams provided 6 Close the door 7 Connect AC power II Adding 1468A to 1461 NOTE If the 1461 is already in use remove AC power before proceeding with installation of the module CAUTION Shock hazard inside Master Time Programmer Remove all power before ser...

Page 120: ...rd 1461 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY Top View Spacer P N 444836 6 Keps Nut P N 18965 RS232 Port Board P N 413171 Installation Diagram for Cat No 1468A RS232 Port Module to Cat No 1461 Master Time Programmer 1460 TC1260 DOOR ASSEMBLY Back View 6 Keps Nut P N 18965 Installation Diagram for Cat No 1468A RS232 Port Module to Cat No 1460 or TC1260 Master Time Programmer firealarmresources com ...

Page 121: ...onnect AC power IV Adding 1468A to 1463 NOTE If the 1463 is already in use remove AC power before proceeding with installation of the module CAUTION Shock hazard inside Program Time Controller Remove all power before servicing 1 Remove the cover 2 Remove the Keps nut in the upper left corner of the CPU board 3 Place the 5 8 spacer provided on the exposed stud 4 Place the 1468A Board on the spacer ...

Page 122: ...RT BOARD mounts on this corner J5 ON CPU BOARD 1463 Front 1463 Back 1463 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY Side View RS232 Port Board P N 413171 J5 on CPU Board 1463 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY Top View Spacer P N 444836 6 Keps Nut P N 18965 RS232 Port Board P N 413171 Installation Diagram for Cat No 1468A RS232 Port Module to Cat No 1463 Program Time Controller firealarmresources com ...

Page 123: ...ort Module 5 4 3 2 7 8 5 3 2 7 2 3 TB1 5 TB1 4 TB1 2 TB1 5 TB1 4 TB1 2 TB1 5 TB1 1 TB1 2 TB1 4 TB1 5 TB1 1 TB1 2 TB1 4 7 20 2 3 4 5 Remote Computer DB 9 1468A Remote Computer DB 25 1468A Local DTE to DTE Mode Cable Connection MODEM DB 9 1468A MODEM DB 25 1468A Remote DTE to DCE Mode Cable Connection firealarmresources com ...

Page 124: ...445796 Rev A Page 6 of 6 4 20 95 1468A RS232 Port Module Installation Instructions firealarmresources com ...

Page 125: ...aud 9600 Baud 19200 Baud See Master Time Programmer WWV Default Settings on following page Master Slave Time Clock Code 1 Clock Code 2 Function Keys ON Function Keys OFF Set Defaults 1 Set Time Base Set Defaults 6 Serial Port Set Defaults 4 Daylight Save Set Defaults 5 All Call Set Defaults 3 Set Line Freq Set Defaults 2 Set Time Formt Set Defaults 8 Mast to Mast Set Defaults 9 Prog Clocks Set Def...

Page 126: ...urs Ahead Hours Behind Hrs Min Hrs Min Phone Number 1200 Baud 2400 Baud 9600 Baud 19200 Baud WWV Defaults 4 Call Time WWV Defaults 5 Set Time Zone WWV Defaults 3 Aftr Pwr Fail WWV Defaults 2 Call Rate MASTER TIME PROGRAMMER WWV DEFAULT SETTINGS WWV Defaults 1 WWV Enable Dis WWV Defaults 6 Phone Number WWV Defaults 7 Baud Rate firealarmresources com ...

Page 127: ...MASTER TIME PROGRAMMER EVENTS CHART EVENTS TIME SIGNAL DURATION DAYS AUXILIARY CIRCUITS SCHED HR MIN SEC AM PM ON OFF S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B C D firealarmresources com ...

Page 128: ...MASTER TIME PROGRAMMER EVENTS CHART EVENTS TIME SIGNAL DURATION DAYS AUXILIARY CIRCUITS SCHED HR MIN SEC AM PM ON OFF S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B C D firealarmresources com ...

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