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Tyco Fire & Security CWSI CP-3600 Operating And Installation Instruction Manual Download Page 24

P/N CWSI-IM-C3K6 Rev. F

© 2017 Johnson Controls. All rights reserved. All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision
date and are subject to change without notice.

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4.2.3 Menu Access, Navigation, Data Entry and Field Editing

When any of the soft key buttons are pressed to gain menu access you will be prompted to enter a
password. The password entry screen is shown below.

Password Entry

The cursor will be blinking in the password entry field under the first character to be entered. Use the
UP/DOWN keys to select the first number in the code. There are ten choices 0-9.

The default

password is 3000

so the first character is 3. After the number 3 is showing in the first digit, press the

RIGHT key to move the cursor to the next position then UP/DOWN to select the second character and
so on until all four numbers are showing. Press the ENTER key when the correct password is showing
and you will have access to the menus. If ENTER is pressed with any of the wrong characters showing
or 4 numbers are not entered, the field will clear and the entire password will have to be entered again.
When a correct password is entered a ten minute timer will start allowing menu access without
reentering the password. You will only have to enter the password again if ten minutes elapses without
any programming menu activity.

Once the correct password is entered the menu choices are displayed. Use the UP/DOWN keys to
move the highlighted box. When the desired menu is highlighted press the ENTER key and that menu
choice will be selected. Pressing the BACK key will take you one menu level back.

When you have accessed a programming screen that has data fields which can be edited, a blinking
cursor will be present under the first field. Press the ENTER key to edit the field or use the UP/DOWN
keys to move the cursor so it is under the field you want to edit then press the ENTER key. The field
being edited will be highlighted.

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Summary of Contents for CWSI CP-3600

Page 1: ...ights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice CP 3600 WIRELESS FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL OPERATING and...

Page 2: ...curate and reliable at the time of printing Known corrections or omissions may be found on errata sheets included in the various product manuals However CWSI a Tyco Fire Security GmbH Company CWSI may...

Page 3: ...ng the Installation Site 13 3 3 Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 13 3 4 Installing the CP 3600 13 3 4 1 Enrolling Devices Annunciators and Repeaters 17 3 4 2 Installing the Annunciators Repeaters...

Page 4: ...Audible Notification Device Tandem Control Menu 43 4 8 3 Programming Audible Notification Tandem Device Manual Activation and Deactivation 43 4 8 4 Remote Reset Feature 44 4 9 Unknown and Ignored Unit...

Page 5: ...s 63 6 2 8 System and Programming Information 65 6 2 9 Accessing the System Info Screen 66 6 2 10 Accessing the Programming info Screen 66 SECTION 7 DIGITAL ALARM COMMUNICATORS 69 7 1 Silent Knight Mo...

Page 6: ...70 National Electrical Code The model CP 3600 is the first in a series of wireless fire annunciation and control panels manufactured by CWSI This system was designed and tested to comply with NFPA 72...

Page 7: ...Listed Communicators making the CWSI CP 3600 a complete installation solution The system is designed with monitoring and emergency personnel in mind The LCD display provides easily identifiable pinpo...

Page 8: ...Tandem detector control 24 or 60 hour battery standby time 24 Volt Class A B NAC circuits 4 N O alarm dry contact outputs 2 form C programmable dry contact alarm outputs 1 form C trouble output Auxili...

Page 9: ...Class A Style Z or 2 Class B Style Y Field selectable Class A ratings 24 Volts DC 1 Amp Class B ratings 24 Volts DC 1 Amp each Regulated NAC Circuits Programmable Non power Limited 1 Class A Style Z...

Page 10: ...bination Smoke Heat Detector Pull Station Model 310 Manual Pull Station Fire Transmitter Models 345 TS N O EOL Supervised Transmitter CO Detector Model 350 Carbon Monoxide Detector with Integral Sound...

Page 11: ...oftware In order for the product to comply with the requirements in the Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems UL 864 certain programming features or options must be limited...

Page 12: ...CWSI IM C3K6 Rev F 2017 Johnson Controls All rights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice 12 Figur...

Page 13: ...that the UL and NFPA 10 second alarm requirement is met 3 Maximum number of devices per repeater or direct to the CP 3600 is 100 A repeater will automatically reject any devices in excess of 100 units...

Page 14: ...sted wire routing WARNING Make sure A C supply is turned OFF prior to proceeding with A C connection Connect the incoming A C supply to the black transformer flying leads and earth ground to the gray...

Page 15: ...ject to change without notice 15 Typical Antenna Configurations Figure 1A Always perform the signal survey with the antenna that will be used on the repeater when it is installed It is recommended to...

Page 16: ...ion The time shown is approximate and will vary based on the amount of devices and relays to be found and verified The initialization process could take an hour on a system with many devices and progr...

Page 17: ...screen will appear Note The CP 3600 will remain in enrollment mode indefinitely until the BACK key is pressed or an alarm is received A trouble will not cause the system to exit enrollment mode Devic...

Page 18: ...e devices annunciators and repeaters is completed 3 4 2 Installing the Annunciators Repeaters and Devices Warning All devices annunciators and repeaters must be enrolled as described in the previous s...

Page 19: ...nel back to normal operation mode Various troubles may be reported while installing the devices annunciators and repeaters This is normal After all of the equipment is installed reset the panel If any...

Page 20: ...CWSI IM C3K6 Rev F 2017 Johnson Controls All rights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice 20 Figur...

Page 21: ...ude 4 Softkey Up Down Left Right Enter and Back buttons See figure 3 below for the location of these buttons The Up Down Left Right buttons are used for menu navigation and character number selection...

Page 22: ...g is not performed within 3 minutes the CP 3600 will revert back to the main screen and any unsaved changes will be lost If an Alarm or Supervisory signal is received while in any menu the CP 3600 wil...

Page 23: ...Time and Date Password Setup Config Basecode Setup Supervisory Setup Device Enrollment Ignored Units Unknown Units A V Device Tandem Controls CP 3600 Setup Relay Setup Device Edit Program Aux Output R...

Page 24: ...is showing and you will have access to the menus If ENTER is pressed with any of the wrong characters showing or 4 numbers are not entered the field will clear and the entire password will have to be...

Page 25: ...s this soft key to save the changes or CANCEL to abort all changes to the page If you press the BACK key without saving a screen will appear asking if you want to save Press the appropriate soft key a...

Page 26: ...the ENTER key and the screen below will be shown The three menu items shown are important to verify and change if necessary before continuing to the system main screen and performing any other progra...

Page 27: ...the AM PM field and set it When you have time correctly set press the ENTER key to stop edit mode Use the same procedure to set the date and the Auto Update DST setting When the DST is off the clock...

Page 28: ...eception range of any device repeater or CP 3600 in the same or a different installation Warning You must verify that each CP 3600 in reception range of another has different base codes before enrolli...

Page 29: ...ress ENTER Use the UP DOWN buttons to choose On or Off then press enter When you are done making the desired changes press the Save soft key to save the change and display the Initial Configuration Me...

Page 30: ...d annunciators as described in the WRA 3 manual Any devices or repeaters that have not been previously edited will show the NEW UNIT text in the description field Use the UP DOWN keys to highlight the...

Page 31: ...the CP 3600 and access the device edit list through the device edit menu choice 4 Use the UP DOWN keys to select the device s and or repeater s to be deleted and press the delete soft key 5 Confirm th...

Page 32: ...se The fifth group 896 899 is the global zones group for tandem devices Only 899 is in use at this time for the model 301 smoke detectors The alarm zones 001 889 and 1000 1500 can be used to activate...

Page 33: ...4 Alarm Priority Assignment The CP 3600 has 4 levels of alarm which can be assigned to initiating devices These alarm levels are referred to as A B C and D A is the highest priority and D is the lowe...

Page 34: ...r or change a description access the device edit screen for the desired device Move the blinking cursor to the description field and press ENTER The description field will now be highlighted The legen...

Page 35: ...d increment No two devices will have the same Point I D Point ID s 0001 0007 are reserved for the Keltron SDACT 2 The Point ID is only used for central station reporting when a Keltron SDACT 2 dialer...

Page 36: ...ch of the 5 relays setting the desired activation and deactivation methods The screens are similar to the above except substitute the word repeater with wireless relay 4 5 2 CP 3600 NAC Repeater NAC R...

Page 37: ...e same time Model 301 Tandem Smoke alarm sounders are silenced Strobe Reset may be selected where horns and strobes must be individually reset Use of these buttons must comply with NFPA and or local A...

Page 38: ...box will be momentary when zone 890 is used Note Manual activation and deactivation relay options will be disabled on relays which have zone 890 entered 4 5 4 Audible Notification Device Programming...

Page 39: ...ate The output will be activated when an alarm signal is received from a device whose priority matches the alarm priority selection for the output Once the output is activated it can only be deactivat...

Page 40: ...sprinkler supervisory feature of the CP 3600 must be turned on as described in this section 3 Select the appropriate device type for the sprinkler supervisory transmitters as required for the applica...

Page 41: ...an alarm will be transmitted when the detector senses smoke The model 302 is a self contained smoke detector with no sounder intended for installation in common areas The model 302 will transmit an al...

Page 42: ...amming options available for the model 301 The first option is the use of alarm zone 899 This zone is a global alarm zone for the model 301 When an alarm on zone 899 is activated all of the model 301...

Page 43: ...for Device On is None This means the tandem detector sounders in the installation will only be activated by zones The Horns On button can be selected to activate all tandem sounders To program the Hor...

Page 44: ...owing reasons 1 The device was deleted from the CP 3600 without removing the battery and allowing it to show a test failure trouble first As soon as the device tries to check in it will be reported as...

Page 45: ...eceiving unknown units that you cannot identify which may be from another installation the correct solution is to change the base code of your CP 3600 To move the device to the ignored list highlight...

Page 46: ...know where the device is and there is no need for it to continue to send an unknown device trouble Devices can remain on the ignored list indefinitely Warning The CP 3600 will not respond to alarms s...

Page 47: ...CWSI IM C3K6 Rev F 2017 Johnson Controls All rights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice 47 Figur...

Page 48: ...ed communicator and proper connection The contacts are rated at 24Volts D C 1 Amp resistive Acceptable wire size for connection is 16 22awg 5 1 2 Trouble Contact TB3 Terminals 5 7 There is 1 form C tr...

Page 49: ...ot supported This is a non power limited connection Power limited and non power limited circuits must be separated by at least 25 within the enclosure and run in different conduit Refer to figure 4 fo...

Page 50: ...All rights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice 50 Note The trouble form C relay output will not...

Page 51: ...nt sensing technology and if the rated current draw is exceeded a NAC overload trouble signal will be displayed and the NAC circuit output will deactivate It will attempt to reactivate only if another...

Page 52: ...N STROBE 6 GENTEX GEC3 24 WR WW HORN STROBE 4 GENTEX GEC24 177 WR WW HORN STROBE 3 WHEELOCK HSR HSW HORN STROBE 4 WHEELOCK DSM 12 24 R SYNC MODULE 1 SYSTEM SENSOR P2R P2W HORN STROBE 4 SYSTEM SENSOR M...

Page 53: ...right side of the main CP 3600 board as shown in figure 4 This connector is for downloading WRA 3 programming information with the WRA 3 programming tool Refer to the WRA 3 manual for more information...

Page 54: ...will cause the Alarm LED to flash again Resetting the CP 3600 will turn this LED off Supervisory This LED flashes when any unacknowledged Supervisory alarm condition is present on the CP 3600 It will...

Page 55: ...ssing this button will acknowledge all unacknowledged supervisory alarms silence the internal piezo sounder and change the Supervisory LED from flashing to steady If a different device transmits a Sup...

Page 56: ...n the LCD when this button is pressed while an alarm is present Pressing this button will also send a record to the button press log The Strobe Reset button must be programmed to perform any of these...

Page 57: ...ion exists the sounder will annunciate the associated pattern for that condition The sounder will also reactivate if a different device other than the ones already acknowledged transmits an Alarm Supe...

Page 58: ...al alarms supervisory or trouble signals Transmitter test signals are also logged during normal operation 6 2 3 Alarm Alarms can be generated by any of the compatible initiating devices listed in this...

Page 59: ...visory display 2 The sounder will pulse once a second 3 The sprinkler Supervisory LED will flash once a second 4 Alarm Relay 3 will activate 5 Relay 1 Relay 2 and auxiliary outputs will not activate 6...

Page 60: ...onds 3 The trouble LED will flash once a second 4 The form C trouble contact will activate Note The trouble contact will not activate on a dialer fault trouble 5 The event is stored in the trouble and...

Page 61: ...eeds factory service This trouble can also be caused by products with incompatible firmware versions 4 Aux Circuit Can occur in a CP 3600 control panel Caused by an open in the wiring connected to the...

Page 62: ...If this occurs the unit should be returned to the factory for repair 15 Unknown Unit Can occur when a device annunciator or repeater that is not enrolled is checking into the CP 3600 control panel Ref...

Page 63: ...a 4 hour time period with no keypad buttons pressed Multiple occurrences of the same type signal from any one device will only be displayed once while in test If you want to test the same signal from...

Page 64: ...ter pressing the log key the log menu will be displayed Use the UP DOWN keys to select the desired log to view The last selection is Clear Test Log Choose this option if you want to erase the contents...

Page 65: ...ng info provides a summary of the current programming of the CP 3600 including NAC enrolled devices etc 12 33 20PM 08 14 09 Last Pg Pg Down A l l E v e n t L o g R e s e t 1 2 1 0 0 0 A M 0 1 0 2 0 9...

Page 66: ...o of Repeaters The number of currently enrolled repeaters is shown here 7 No of Devices The number of currently enrolled devices is shown here 8 No of annun The number of currently enrolled annunciato...

Page 67: ...d Repeaters This section includes all of the enrolled repeaters and their associated serial number Description and point ID 5 Relay Rules This section includes Relay and NAC programming for the enroll...

Page 68: ...e a t e r s R e p e a t e r 0 4 c f 5 3 D e s c 2 n d F l o o r H a l l w a y P o i n t I D 0 0 0 9 R e l a y R u l e s R e p e a t e r 0 4 c f 5 3 N A C R L Y 0 1 Z o n e 1 1 0 0 0 Z o n e 2 0 0 0 0...

Page 69: ...is power limited Always run power limited and non power limited wiring in separate conduit Maintain at least between power limited and non power limited wiring within each enclosure The CP 3600 N O A...

Page 70: ...under on the 5104B CANNOT be silenced by pressing the ALARM ACK key on the CP 3600 or the Reset Silence switch on the communicator The 5104B will silence its sounder and fully reset only when the CP 3...

Page 71: ...Installation Follow the instructions in the communicator manual for mounting the unit Note All wiring must be in conduit and contained within the same room Use one of the recommended power supplies t...

Page 72: ...al station receiver Only one programming change will be required to allow the CP 3600 to be compatible with the SDACT 2 Access the Dialer Setup menu under the CP 3600 Setup screen Turn the Keltron Dia...

Page 73: ...C contacts on the trouble relay will open causing a trouble transmission to be sent from Zone 4 on the SDACT 2 Note A dialer fault trouble will not activate the CP 3600 trouble relay Acknowledging th...

Page 74: ...set FH Fire Alarm Restore Alarm C FA Fire Alarm Alarm C Reset FH Fire Alarm Restore Alarm C Supervisory FS Fire Supervisory Alarm C Supervisory Reset FV Fire Supervisory Restore All Troubles except A...

Page 75: ...ion The CP 3600 can also be used to activate a UL 864 listed central station remote station transmitter using the dry contacts outputs Alarm A Alarm B Supervisory C and Trouble The trouble input on th...

Page 76: ...CWSI IM C3K6 Rev F 2017 Johnson Controls All rights reserved All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice 76 Figure...

Page 77: ...location of the transmitter being used Once the initial beep is heard the magnet can be removed while waiting for the confirmation signal Continue this until the one beep and two beep confirmation ton...

Page 78: ...ransmitter One beep should be heard at the device and the repeater which received the survey signal followed by either a single beep or two beeps at the device only A single beep indicates an unaccept...

Page 79: ...Enclosure 9 Enrollment 8 18 EOL Violation 61 F Features 8 G Ground Fault 61 H Hardware Failure 61 Horns On 56 I Ignored Device 45 Initiating Device 7 8 10 13 19 55 57 58 60 61 62 63 Installation 13 In...

Page 80: ...0 63 Smoke Detector 7 8 48 62 Smoke Detector Silence 56 Soft Keys 56 Sounder 7 55 57 58 59 60 77 Specifications 9 Strobe Reset 56 Supervisory 7 48 49 58 59 Supervisory Ack 55 Survey Button 78 System T...

Page 81: ...uble signals press the TROUBLE ACK button To view multiple pages of Trouble signals press the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN soft keys To activate evacuation horns press the HORNS ON button To silence evacuatio...

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