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DJUSTING

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OUNDER

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NNUNCIATOR

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IME

 

See Figure 6. This function controls the amount of time the customer desires the noisemaker to 

stay on. It may be adjusted to stay on anywhere from 1/2 to 30 seconds. To adjust, use the 
potentiometer marked "F". Turning it clockwise increases the time. Push the trip-test switch to hear 
your adjustment. Adjust until the desired time is achieved. 

NOTE: Each CT-A1 may be adjusted individually from its own circuit board (see “Adjust Timing” 

instructions under CT-A1 operational features, page 8). 

A

DJUSTING

 R

E

-T

RIGGER

 H

OLD

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FF

 

See Figure 6. The re-trigger hold-off keeps the system from re-triggering (and thus annunciating) 

should multiple cars pass the probe in a caravan. Once the system is tripped, it will time-out but not 
be able to re-trigger for an adjustable time period up to 2½ minutes. To adjust this time period, 
disconnect the RED probe wire from terminal No. 17 (this puts the control unit in PROBE FAULT 
mode, see page 6).  

The annunciator relay will constantly cycle on and off. To increase the re-trigger hold-off, adjust 

potentiometer marked "E". Turn it clockwise for a longer hold-off period of time. Repeat until the 
desired hold-off time is achieved. Re-attach the RED probe wire. 

A

DJUSTING

 F

LOODLIGHT

 E

NTRY

 D

ELAY

 T

IME

 

See Figure 6. This function can be used to delay activation of the floodlight timer after the CF-2C is 

tripped. Adjustment time is from 1 second up to 2½ minutes. For long driveways, or if the exact 
location of the probe is to be concealed for security reasons, use this feature. The annunciator, 
however, is not delayed. 

To set the desired floodlight entry delay timer, first remove the photocell lead from terminal No. 7 

(see Figure 2 on page 2) on the CF-2C control unit. Push the TRIP TEST button and measure from 
the moment the annunciator relay clicks on (a relatively quick click) and the moment the floodlight 
relay activates (a relatively loud click).  

To increase the delay time, adjust the potentiometer marked “A” clockwise. After the floodlight relay 

times out, repeat the cycle until the desired time is achieved. Re-connect the photocell wire to 
terminal No. 7. 

SPECIAL  NOTE: 

Do not use the “ON” button on the CT-A1 annunciator plate to set the entry delay time. 

On the CF-2C, the “ON” button on the CT-A1 instantly activates the floodlight timer, bypassing the entry 
delay timer circuit. 

Figure 6 

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Содержание DRIVEGUARD ULTRA

Страница 1: ...125 VAC Floodlight relay can be used to switch on up to 1800 watts of lights Floodlight relay can be used to operate coil of multi contact relay or contactor and thus operate many banks of lights Floodlight relay can be used to switch low voltage devices such as line carrier interface modules Photocell daytime lockout keeps lights from coming on during daylight hours Adjustable photocell sensitivi...

Страница 2: ... System Supervision 6 Using Probe Fault Mode for Testing 6 SD 6 Short Driveway Probe System 7 Connecting Other Sensing Devices to Control Unit 7 Installing Photocell Block 7 Installing Sounders Annunciators 7 Adjusting CT A1 Exit Delay 9 Adjusting Sounder Annunciator Time 10 Adjusting Re Trigger Hold Off 10 Adjusting Floodlight Entry Delay Time 10 Adjusting Floodlight Time 11 Adjusting Photocell S...

Страница 3: ...lectrical or R F noise Install control unit in a sealed box when used in a corrosive atmosphere such as an animal barn or chemical plant Install in a sealed weather proof box when installed outside The weatherproof box must have a thermostatically controlled light bulb or heater to maintain temperatures above freezing Drastic changes in temperature cause condensation on the board and will make the...

Страница 4: ...tery should be used DO NOT use a gelled electrolyte battery Recommended batteries are made by Yuasa Battery Inc Gates Energy Products Inc Eagle Picher Industries Inc Panasonic Industries Co or G S Battery Inc The positive RED lead connected to terminal No 4 and the negative BLACK lead connected to terminal No 5 are provided for connections to the battery When an outside DC power source is being us...

Страница 5: ... set of Form C relay contacts on terminals No 11 12 and 13 These contacts may be used to trip an alarm panel trip a dialer trip a line carrier interface trigger a transmitter or trip a door bell Potentiometer F controls the relay time of these contacts INTEGRATING WITH A SECURITY OR HOME AUTOMATION PANEL See Figure 2 on page 2 The CF 2C has a floating dry relay contact that can be used in conjunct...

Страница 6: ...ld decide to take the circuit board out of its case not advisable DO NOT bury the probe within 6 to 10 feet of a buried power or telephone line DO NOT bury the probe within 6 to 10 feet of a buried invisible dog fence DO NOT bury the probe within 10 feet of a natural gas line DO NOT bury the probe within 20 feet of a power pole with a transformer attached to it DO NOT bury the probe within 100 fee...

Страница 7: ...inch PVC pipe under the driveway as described above Then pour cement or asphalt the drive Insert the probe and cable after landscaping is complete to prevent possible damage to the cable The probe cable is direct burial and does not require conduit Depth of burial depends on lawn conditions In cultured grass bury the cable 2 3 inches deep The root system of the grass will capture the cable for lif...

Страница 8: ...2C went into PROBE FAULT mode that would indicate when the wire was damaged In high security areas this feature is extremely valuable If the RED and BLACK probe wires are shorted together the PROBE FAULT SYSTEM will not go into alarm mode and the CF 2C control will not respond to the probe or the TRIP TEST button If the circuit board has stopped working use the instructions in USING PROBE FAULT MO...

Страница 9: ...of the photocell should be at the top and the screw terminals situated so that the wires will be connected from the top Using a 2 wire shielded cable connect the two primary wires to the screw terminal on the photocell The shield drain wire does not connect to anything on the photocell Cut it off there At the CF 2C control unit connect the SHIELD drain wire to terminal No 16 and the two primary wi...

Страница 10: ... quick succession in less than one second The LED will begin blinking and continue blinking the duration of the mute cycle To restore sound hold PROG button down and push the DOWN button two times in quick succession as before The LED will stop blinking when sound is restored to its previous setting ADJUST TIMING OPTIONAL The default timing for the CT A1 is set at the control unit see Adjusting So...

Страница 11: ...UNDERS See Figure 2 on page 2 Connect the RED lead to the terminal marked SON or on the sounder Connect the BLACK lead to GND or on the sounder At the control unit test the resistance RED to BLACK as noted above If resistance proves correct at the control unit connect the RED lead to terminal No 14 Twist the BLACK lead to the SHIELD wire and connect to terminal No 15 ADJUSTING CT A1 EXIT DELAY See...

Страница 12: ...longer hold off period of time Repeat until the desired hold off time is achieved Re attach the RED probe wire ADJUSTING FLOODLIGHT ENTRY DELAY TIME See Figure 6 This function can be used to delay activation of the floodlight timer after the CF 2C is tripped Adjustment time is from 1 second up to 2 minutes For long driveways or if the exact location of the probe is to be concealed for security rea...

Страница 13: ...sensitivity above the factory setting is not recommended unless the probe is located in a low sensitivity area When the probe is placed in the center of a driveway that is 18 feet wide or less the sensitivity may be decreased considerably allowing the probe to be installed close to highway traffic or power lines To adjust probe sensitivity turn the potentiometer G clockwise to increase counter clo...

Страница 14: ...or it will not splice Improper cable splices will cause false alarms To insure a proper splice follow the instructions below Two items are necessary when splicing both available from Cartell First a two wire shielded direct burial cable unshielded cable and PVC jacketed cable will not give proper splices Second an underground splice kit made by 3M part 82 F1 Cartell s part number is CA 1 The follo...

Страница 15: ...NICAL SPECIFICATIONS CF 2C CONTROL UNIT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CT 6 PROBE 13 TEMPERATURE RANGE 40 F 250 F PROBE DIMENSIONS 16 1 2 in x 1 3 8 in diameter WEIGHT 3 5 lbs with 100 cable OTHER 500 to 800 ohms coil resistance depending on length of cable POWER REQUIRED 12 VAC or 12 15 VDC STANDBY CURRENT 35 mA ALARM CURRENT 180 mA max with 1 FC 9 or 1 CT 8 RELAY CONTACT RATING Double Pole Double Thro...

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