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DS1061-036A

8.6

1061/458 GSM MODULE

Working voltage

..........................................................................................................................

3.3 ÷ 4.8 Vdc

Consumption:

Idle Mode:

....................................................................................................................................... 30 mA

Speech mode:

.............................................................................................................................. 300 mA

Max:

......................................................................................................................................................

< 2.5 A

Sleep mode:

.......................................................................................................................................... 20 mA

Output power

.....................................................................................................

Class 4 (2W) for E-GSM 900

..............................................................................................................................

Class 1 (1W) for GSM 1800

Manufacturer declared working temperature

............................... -

5 ÷ +45°C,

relative humidity

95% @ 45°C

Certified working temperature

.......................................................................................................+5 ÷ +40°C

8.7

1061/012 SPEECH SYNTHESIS BOARD

Power supply nominal voltage

................................................................................................................5

Vdc

Consumption:

Max. in standby

............................................................................................................................. 30 mA

Max. during message recording or playback

................................................................................. 50 mA

Manufacturer declared working temperature

............................... -

5 ÷ +45°C,

relative humidity

95% @ 45°C

Certified working temperature

.......................................................................................................+5 ÷ +40°C

8.8

1061/013 ENVRONMENTAL LISTENING MODULE/MESSAGES REPEATER

Working voltage

....................................................................................................................................12

Vdc

Max. consumption

................................................................................................................................ 35 mA

Environmental microphone

......................................................................................................

electret

-60 dB

Loudspeaker

.................................................................................................................................

45 W 0.5 W

Manufacturer declared working temperature

............................... -

5 ÷ +45°C,

relative humidity

95% @ 45°C

Protection degree

.................................................................................................................................... IP30

Summary of Contents for 1061/006A

Page 1: ...DS1061 036A LBT20130 MULTIFUNCTION CONTROL PANEL Ref 1061 006A INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL Mod 1061...

Page 2: ...s adapters 11 2 SYSTEM DESIGN 12 2 1 NOTES FOR A CORRECT INSTALLATION 12 2 2 BATTERY DIMENSIONING 12 2 3 CALCULATION OF THE TOTAL ABSORPTION OF THE SYSTEM 12 2 4 CABLE DIMENSIONING AND POSITIONING 13...

Page 3: ...5 3 Telephone communicators configuration 53 6 FINAL OPERATIONS 55 6 1 COMPLETION 55 6 1 1 Electronic key proximity readers closing 55 6 1 2 Keypads closing 55 6 1 3 Control panel closing 55 6 2 TEST...

Page 4: ...036A 8 7 1061 012 SPEECH SYNTHESIS BOARD 62 8 8 1061 013 ENVRONMENTAL LISTENING MODULE MESSAGES REPEATER 62 9 EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION WITH NC LINES 63 10 FACTORY SETTINGS 65 ANNEX SYSTEM FINAL CONFIGUR...

Page 5: ...ing mode the yellow jumper JP4 must be open see figure 22 Please see paragraph 4 2 4 Selecting the control panel operating mode for more details Closed JP4 This operating mode is compliant with EN5013...

Page 6: ...and users 1 1 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE The system 1061 is equipped with 6 inputs 4 outputs and 4 zones The following functions are allowed Communication on BUS line Up to 4 zones that can be freely associa...

Page 7: ...technological detectors smoke fire flood etc Technological alarm management dedicated output in case of technological alarm Emergency alarm management Freely selectable entry and exit times 1 delayed...

Page 8: ...he 4 wire bus and can be wall mounted with the provided box or flush mounted on 3 modules box using in both the cases the Simon Urmet Nea residential series frame and plate provided with product 1 3 3...

Page 9: ...eech synthesis card vocal messages by telephone calls Perform a remote check of the system by DTMF commands Perform a remote management of the system and check its operations by a dedicated applicatio...

Page 10: ...lure 1 3 11 USB 2 0 interface 1061 003 The USB 2 0 interface allows to connect a PC to the 1061 006A control panels for their programming the programming and remote assistance software is needed 1 3 1...

Page 11: ...common residential series are used the suitable adapters provided in the kit for 1056 1061 and 1063 series product code 1056 337 The kit is composed by 1 BTicino Living International adapter 1 BTicino...

Page 12: ...ble to use for the bus the most convenient and the fastest path for installation 2 2 BATTERY DIMENSIONING The system must be sized so as to guarantee in case of a blackout a minimum time of autonomy i...

Page 13: ...eir own battery 2 4 CABLE DIMENSIONING AND POSITIONING 2 4 1 Dimensioning The cable cross section must be calculated considering the most critical system power supply condition equivalent to mains fai...

Page 14: ...section of 0 22mm 2 for the serial line LA LB and 0 5mm 2 for power supply the maximum distance of peripherals is 1061 334 335 readers 200 m 1061 434 435 readers 100 m 1061 025 keypad 50 m 2 4 2 Data...

Page 15: ...EL 3 1 1 Fixing Control panel opening Open the control panel by unscrewing the screws using a Phillips screwdriver PH0 the two flush mount fixing screws by sliding up the lid in order to release the l...

Page 16: ...Figure 2 Pre fractured apertures for cable WARNING When opening the pre fractured apertures take care not to damage the motherboard For safety s sake it is suggested to remove the motherboard before o...

Page 17: ...ix the control panel follow the instructions below 1 Place the control panel and mark the drilling point for the slot A 2 Drill the wall put a screw anchor and screw in its screw it must stick out abo...

Page 18: ...ide of the motherboard that can be removed from the control panel before any operations Note All the operations performed with open control panel must be done by a skilled technical staff and after th...

Page 19: ...if necessary the motherboard 2 Press the 4 nylon pivot pins in the holes placed in the corners of the PSTN telephone communicator Support pivot pins must be placed at the rear of the module the side...

Page 20: ...mental listening GSM module To add the GSM module follow the instructions below 1 Remove if necessary the motherboard 2 Press the 4 nylon pivot pins in the holes placed in the corners of the GSM modul...

Page 21: ...antenna connection 6 Release the SIM holder by pressing the little button nearby and open it Figure 12 SIM holder opening 7 Put the SIM in the holder taking care contacts are visible and close again t...

Page 22: ...address of electronic key readers and proximity readers is configured with their rotary switch and no confirmation operations are needed The address can have a value from 0 to 3 and must be unique for...

Page 23: ...per that protects the electronic key reader or the proximity reader it is necessary to lay a suitable line So if readers are installed it is suggested to use for the bus a 6 wire cable and use 2 of th...

Page 24: ...support WARNING The protection for tamper spring Figure 19 must be cut both when the keypad is installed in the wall mounting box and in a flush mounting box If the keypad must be housed in the provid...

Page 25: ...gth that is the sum of the single sections according to cable dimensioning must not exceed 500 m Figure 20 Devices connection to the bus In all the devices the bus terminal pins are identified as foll...

Page 26: ...M JP4 Selecting the operating mode that is either complaint or NOT compliant with EN50131 standard Please see paragraph 4 2 4 Selecting the control panel operating mode for more details C F2 Rapid fus...

Page 27: ...itive POWER Power supply negative V 0 V V 12 V L1 Input 1 L2 Input 2 L3 Input 3 L4 Input 4 V 0 V V 12 V V 0 V SAB Tamper line 24h input V 0 V S System state output and memory reset for detectors and s...

Page 28: ...ve H24 it is an immediate input Inputs and tamper line can be configured as normally closed NC or balanced single balancing For balanced lines are used 2 7 kohm resistors tolerance 1 provided Figure 2...

Page 29: ...automatically excluded without generating an alarm signalling If after the system has been activated the open input is closed it is again included among inputs controlled by the control panel and an...

Page 30: ...Relay contacts position S system state output connection The output is used to manage alarm memories in detectors and sirens In normal condition its voltage is 0 V it is open when the system is activ...

Page 31: ...t as contact for example for a magnetic contact on a door but it can also be configured to connect a rolling shutter detector WARNING Auxiliary inputs are always associated to the zone A The auxiliary...

Page 32: ...eep active the alarm system power supply On the power supply unit the screw terminal pins for 220 240 V cable are labelled as PH phase and N neutral in the near fin used for power supply fixing there...

Page 33: ...es 11 Program PSTN GSM communicator 12 Record vocal messages Not all steps are necessary because some of them depend on the presence in the system of particular bus devices or control panel expansions...

Page 34: ...tops blinking and shows the first item of the main menu Now it is possible to program the control panel go directly to paragraph 5 4 2 Main programming menu WARNING Write the programmed Master code or...

Page 35: ...DS1061 036A 35 5 4 2 Main programming menu...

Page 36: ...e Entry Time is elapsed the alarm system has not been disarmed the control panel activates the programmed alarm signalling It is the only type available for input 1 Rolling shutter the burglar alarm i...

Page 37: ...1 is activated The relay stays excited until the Entry time is elapsed Technological alarm the relay switches for the alarm time when the control panel receives a Technological alarm Emergency alarm...

Page 38: ...ny inputs can be associated to one zone but an input can be associated only to one zone To associate an input to another zone before it is necessary to dissociate it from the previous zone By default...

Page 39: ...DS1061 036A 39 5 4 6 Times programming menu...

Page 40: ...has not been deactivated the control panel generates an Burglar alarm Exit it is the delay time starting when the system is partially or totally armed when the time is elapsed the system is activated...

Page 41: ...essful acquisition the control panel LCD display blinks to confirm and a double acoustic signal is emitted beep beep on readers all Leds turn on for some seconds If is inserted a key already acquired...

Page 42: ...irm and a double acoustic signal is emitted beep beep both in control panel and in keypads The shown number is the code identifier The control panel can acquire up to 10 codes 5 4 9 Keys zones associa...

Page 43: ...quired it is automatically associated to all the zones and so it is necessary to disassociate it from the zones where it must not be active If needed the code can be associated again to those zones af...

Page 44: ...44 DS1061 036A 5 4 11 PSTN GSM communicator programming menu...

Page 45: ...DS1061 036A 45...

Page 46: ...on to confirm 4 Repeat from step 1 until the whole telephone number has been entered 5 Keep OK button pressed for 2 seconds to confirm the whole telephone number The telephone number scrolls on LCD di...

Page 47: ...ssages that can be customized during installation The only message which must be customized is the basic message that must contain the following data family or firm name where the system has been inst...

Page 48: ...larm 5s X Robbery alarm 3 Burglar alarm Burglar and tamper 5s X Alarm 4 Technological alarm 5s X Technological alarm 5 230V mains fail 5s X Mains fail 6 230V mains return 5s X Mains return 7 Failure a...

Page 49: ...K button to start playback 5 4 13 Keypad auxiliary inputs programming By default the input is configured as contact for example for a magnetic contact on a door or an infrared detector but it can also...

Page 50: ...and pc connection To mount the USB interface and connect the PC follow the instructions below 1 If necessary put the system in maintenance mode as described in paragraph 7 1 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 2 Co...

Page 51: ...ram locally system basic parameters follow the instructions below 1 Select the desired system from Plants list and press the button Settings 2 On the display appears Settings Input Lines Outputs Times...

Page 52: ...sassociate the input to the zones Areas where it is possible to associate disassociate the relay outputs to the events For their meaning see paragraph 5 4 4 Outputs Programming Menu Times where it is...

Page 53: ...lly program basic parameters of he system follow the instructions below 1 Select the desired system from Plants list and press the button Communicators 2 On the display appears Communicators that allo...

Page 54: ...ing call If the rings number is set to 0 incoming calls are ignored Phone line test tests allows to select one of the following options o Disabled disables the test used to check the telephone line co...

Page 55: ...hey are enabled The sensors detect burglar attempts Sirens and other programmed outputs are activated in case of an alarm The telephone communicators if installed send the programmed alarm calls 7 MAI...

Page 56: ...system maintenance mode see paragraph 7 1 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 2 Open the control panel 3 Unpower the control panel 4 Disconnect the control panel backup battery 5 Remove the device and verify the b...

Page 57: ...mode see paragraph 7 1 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 2 Open the control panel 3 Unpower the control panel 4 Disconnect the control panel backup battery 5 Remove the device and verify the bus continuity by con...

Page 58: ...ain the backup battery and power again the control panel 7 If the detector was the only connected to the input program the input as Not used 8 Close the control panel to exit from the maintenance proc...

Page 59: ...nect the control panel backup battery 5 Replace the old battery with a new one with same technical characteristics 6 Connect again the backup battery and power again the control panel 7 Close the cont...

Page 60: ...voltage on the SR terminal note1 14 4 Vdc 1 5 Max current deliverable from the SR terminal 200 mA limited by a self resetting fuse Max current deliverable from the SIR terminal 13 8 Vdc 1 5 Max curre...

Page 61: ...c Consumption 12 V In standby 7 5 mA Max RMS with LEDs on 16 mA Working temperature 25 55 C Protection degree IP40 Max dimensions h x w x d without adapters 42 5 x 22 x 51 mm Lid ABS grey anthracite 8...

Page 62: ...1 012 SPEECH SYNTHESIS BOARD Power supply nominal voltage 5 Vdc Consumption Max in standby 30 mA Max during message recording or playback 50 mA Manufacturer declared working temperature 5 45 C relativ...

Page 63: ...DS1061 036A 63 9 EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION WITH NC LINES...

Page 64: ...P TO 90 mA 0 22 mm 2 0 50 mm 2 0 75 mm 2 1 mm 2 UP TO 120 mA 0 50 mm 2 0 75 mm 2 1 mm 2 1 50 mm 2 UP TO 170 mA 0 75 mm 2 1 mm 2 1 50 mm 2 2 50 mm 2 UP TO 220 mA 1 mm 2 1 50 mm 2 2 50 mm 2 4 mm 2 UP TO...

Page 65: ...Disabled programmable with JP2 Inputs types Line 1 delayed not programmable Line 2 6 immediate not programmable Inputs configuration Burglar Output 1 Burglar tamper alarm Output 2 Failure Low battery...

Page 66: ...n a n a n a n a L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 n a not available OUTPUTS CONFIGURATION Output Burglar alarm Pre alarm Technological alarm Emergency alarm Low battery failure alarm U1 U2 ZONE INPUTS ASSOCIATION Input...

Page 67: ...4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Zone A Zone B Zone C Zone D TELEPHONES Associated alarm Telephone memory Telephone number Robbery Burglar Technological Emergency 230 V fail 230 V return Low battery Charged battery Fa...

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