Area of Refuge Command Unit
Installation Instructions
Model AOR-24/AOR-32
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Rev. 10/15/2015
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disconnect the incoming power cord and telephone wires. Take care to keep
these wires in the correct order.
11.
For Flush Mounting the Unit
The
AOR-24/AOR-32
has four(4) 7/32 [in] knockouts located on the top, bottom
and sides which can be used for either mounting the unit within a wall. or to
fasten the available AOR-TR32 Flush Mount Trim Ring. This trim ring may be
installed in contact with the closed cover without inhibiting the functionality of
the hinge.
12.
Secure the
AOR-TR32
to the
AOR-24/AOR-32
unit in the desired location
using the provided 10-24 screws. This trim ring may be installed in contact with
the closed cover without inhibiting the functionality of the hinge.
13.
Installation of Strobe/Siren
Mount the strobe/siren assembly on a wall in an appropriate location per the
instructions packaged with the strobe/siren assembly.
14.
Three (3) outgoing low voltage power lines from the strobe/siren assembly must
be wired to the Black, Red/white, and Orange lead wires from the relays
located at the top interior of the
AOR-24/AOR-32
. Same color wires from the
strobe/siren and the
AOR-24/AOR-32
should be connected together.
15.
Installing Phone lines
Bring in analog phone lines through conduit knockouts located on the rear, top,
or bottom sides of the unit. Always try to separate power lines from
communication lines as much as possible to reduce undesired effects on the
phone line.
16.
The
AOR-24/AOR-32
supports up to twenty-four (24) or thirty-two (32)
emergency analog phones divided into three (3) or four (4) banks of eight (8).
Each bank consolidates up to eight (8) Area of Refuge Emergency Analog
Phones lines and can connect to either its own incoming POTS line or phone
built into the
AOR-24/AOR-32
unit.
17.
Attach the incoming Emergency Phone lines to the correct pins on the 66-block
as indicated on the diagram found beside the punch-down block. The
connections are NOT polarity sensitive. If a telephone (POTS) line or PBX line
is to be used in addition to the phone built into the enclosure, punch down the
incoming phone line to the Telco
“IN” positions of the same bank on the punch
down block.
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