3.
CW1308 cable is available from RS
Components (Part No. 368-413). Alarm or any
other type of cable must not be used.
4.
Connect the three cores to the terminal blocks
marked A, B and BC.
5.
Remove the two screws from the BT master
jack socket and remove the bottom section
from the master jack.
6.
Connect the cable from A, B and BC terminals
on the DC58/58M to the BT master jack
terminals,
see Figure 4.
7.
A special insertion tool will be required to
connect the cable to the master jack, this is
available from RS Components (Part No.
470-487).
8.
Replace the bottom section of the master jack
socket and do up the two screws. Refer to
"Testing"
(see below).
TS900 Remote Keypad Connections
To convert a standard TS900 remote keypad into a
DC58/58M programmer the following is required:
TS900REM
32 character LCD remote keypad.
NETEKI
Networker Engineer's Keypad
Interface lead.
Testing
Once all the installation steps have completed,
proceed as follows:
1.
Ensure that you have informed the ARC that
you will be sending test calls.
2.
When used in the stand-alone mode, ensure
that any unused reporting channels are linked
to their healthy condition or re-programmed
not to report, e.g., if channel 4 is programmed
to report but is not connected to the control
panel, then link it to +12V if the trigger is set to
-ve or to 0V if the trigger is set to +ve.
3.
Connect power to the control panel. If the
DC58 is being used as a stand-alone, wait for
approximately 10 seconds for the unit to
automatically configure itself.
(a)
If the NVM is un-programmed or fitted
incorrectly the red LED will flash rapidly.
(b)
If the DC58/58M is to be programmed
using the TS900 remote keypad, plug it
onto the connector labelled "TS900
REMOTE". Refer to
"Programming"
for
further details.
(c)
If at the end of the 10 seconds any input
channel is active the red LED will
illuminated and the dialling sequence will
commence.
4.
Send a test call by momentarily shorting the
"TEST CALL" pins together,
see Figures 2 & 3.
This
will initiate a test transmission to the ARC.
+
The DC58/58M will not send a test call if
there is a parallel hand-set off hook.
5.
Trigger all the relevant channels by:
(a)
Setting and unsetting the control panel to
send open/close signals.
(b)
Set the system and cause a full alarm to
send an intruder signal.
(c)
Press any PA buttons to send a PA signal.
(d)
Activate any other devices that require
testing.
6.
Unplug the TS900 remote keypad and secure
the cover of the DC58/58M using the two
screws supplied.
7.
Finally replace and secure the cover on the
control panel.
9
DC58/58M Installation Instructions
Installation
Set I/D to "ENG"
NETEKI Lead
Pol.
TS900 Remote Keypad
Blue
White
Yellow
Black
Red
A B C D E O/P-
Figure 5
Engineer's Keypad Connections
