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When a trouble is received by the CP-3500D, the N.C. contacts on the trouble relay will open causing
a trouble transmission to be sent from Zone 6 on the 5104B. Acknowledging the trouble on the CP-
3500D will only silence its internal sounder. Pressing the Reset/Silence switch on the 5401B will
silence its internal sounder. The 5104B will also silence its sounder and fully reset when the CP-
3500D is reset either when the RESET key is pressed or all self-restoring troubles are restored. Note:
Central station notification of A/C loss in the CP-3500D will be delayed by 120 minutes. Central
station notification of A/C loss in the 5104B will be delayed by 60 minutes. Two A/C loss signals will
be transmitted off premises if both the CP-3500D and 5104B lose power simultaneously and both
signals will be delayed by the times stated above.
If any trouble condition occurs as a result of a problem with the 5104B it will not be annunciated on
the CP-3500D. The 5104B will communicate the trouble to the central station. The internal sounder
on the 5104B can be silenced with the Reset/Silence switch on the 5104B unit. The 5104B will only
restore to normal when the trouble condition is resolved.
7.2 Keltron SDACT(-2)
The CP-3500D can be connected to a Keltron SDACT(-2) UL864 9
th
edition approved communicator.
When it is wired and programmed as detailed in this section the SDACT(-2) will allow off premises
central station notification of alarm types (A, B and C) and any trouble signals received by the CP-
3500D control panel. The SDACT(-2) uses standard SIA codes for alarm and trouble reporting. The
CP-3500D can also be connected to the serial port on the SDACT(-2) so point ID numbers can be
transmitted to the central station for each enrolled repeater and device. The communicator has the
capability of either 24 or 60 hour battery backup time.
7.2.1 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
to power the SDACT(-2). Do not wire the SDACT(-2) to use any power source directly from the
CP-3500D.
7.2.2 Wiring
The wiring connections between the CP-3500D and SDACT(-2) are straight forward and will require
12 wires to be connected. Use the wire type and size recommended in the SDACT(-2) manual. Refer
to figure 9 for the wiring diagram. All of the wiring is power limited. Always run power limited and non-
power limited wiring in separate conduit. Maintain at least ¼” between power limited and non-power
limited wiring within each enclosure. A cable (CWSI P/N CA-SDACT(-2)-DE9M) will also be required
to connect TB5 or the CP-3000 to the serial input connector of the SDACT(-2). To route the serial
cable start at the SDACT(-2) and feed the small connector through the conduit until it reaches the CP-
3000. It is recommended that a dedicated piece of conduit be used for this cable as the fit will be
tight. The excess cable can be stored in either the CP-3500D or the SDACT(-2). Plug the small
connector end into TB5 on the CP-3500D board and the DB-9 connector into the serial input on the
SDACT(-2). The CP-3500D N.O. Alarm A, Alarm B and Alarm C outputs will be connected to the
SDACT(-2) Zones 1, 2 and 3 respectively. The N.C. contacts of the CP-3500D trouble relay output
will be connected to the SDACT(-2) Zone 4 input. Use the EOL resistors supplied with the SDACT(-2)
to terminate the connections at the CP-3500D. The EOL resistors for monitoring the alarm wiring
should be connected to the upper TB2 terminal block across each N.O. alarm output relay A, B and C
on the CP-3500D. The alarm wiring connections on the CP-3500D should be connected to the lower
