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Example 3. Multiuser System

A landlord has a block of four small industrial units to let.

Each unit is fitted with a personnel door and a large

vehicle door. At the back of the unit is a small room that

can be used as an office. At the end of the block of units

is a service room.
The landlord wishes to fit each unit with its own alarm

system, operated solely by the tenant. In each unit the

installer fits door contacts on both external doors, a

panic alarm in the office, a smoke detector in the

ceiling and a PIR to cover most of the main area of the

unit. A keypad next to the personnel door allows the

tenant to set and unset the system. A bell/strobe unit on

the outside of the unit provides an alarm. The installer

connects all the devices in a unit to a single xnode,

fitted inside the unit and connected by cable to the

service room.
In the service room the installer fits the control panel,

another keypad (for programming the system) and a

PIR and door contact to protect the service room.
During programming the installer assigns each unit to

an individual ward, A to D, and the service room to Ward

E. Note how the zone numbering has gaps in it. This is

because each xnode has only five detectors.

See also “Ward Sounder Control” on page 6.

4

TS2500 Hints and Tips

RK

C

P

CP

P

C

PA

Fr

Key:

Passive Infra-Red Detector

Magnetic Contact

Panic Alarm
Smoke Detector

RK

Remote Keypad

CP

Control Panel

XN

Xnode

XN

Bell

Bell

Bell/Strobe

Bell

RK

C

C

P

XN

PA

Fr

Bell

RK

C

C

P

XN

PA

Fr

Bell

RK

C

C

P

XN

PA

Fr

Bell

RK

C

C

P

XN

PA

Fr

Ward A

Ward B

Ward C

Ward D

Ward E

1001

1009

1017

1025

1033

1004

1012

1020

1028

1034

1005

1013

1021

1029

1003

1011

1019

1027

1002

1010

1018

1026

Assign circuit types.

Assign circuit attributes.

Allocate zones to wards.

Program system timers.

1       4

Program setting modes.

Program network equipment

to wards.

Program other equipment

to wards.

Assign detectors in each unit to

respective Ward. Assign detectors in

service room to Ward E.

Each ward must have its own exit and

entry delay time. In the example, wards

A to D have entry and exit times of

60s.

Each ward must have its own setting

mode. All wards are programed as

final exit.

Make sure that eac xnode is assigned

to its own ward.

Assign keypads to respective wards.

Make sure that tampers are assigned

to the correct nodes.

In the example the panel and service

room bellbox tamper are assigned

to ward E.

ENT

ENT

1       5

ENT

ENT

1       6

ENT

ENT

4       2

ENT

ENT

4       3

ENT

ENT

Enter Engineer's

Passcode

1234

Return to Day Mode.

Содержание TS2500

Страница 1: ...OMIT WALK TEST B ELL TEST Part Set Part Set Part Set RE SET 1 A B C D 2 3 4 5 6 7 ENT ESC 8 0 9 Setting the System E nt er your pa ss code X X X X th en lea v e th e pro tec t ed a re a Unsetting the...

Страница 2: ...ial Figure 1 shows a small installation in a commercial premises The door from sales to the outside of the premises has a keypad All circuits and keypads are assigned to one ward The ward has a final...

Страница 3: ...in this example the zone numbers run from 1001 to 1010 with no gaps This is because the downstairs xnode has a full set of eight detectors 3 TS2500 Hints and Tips P P P P P RK C C C C C C S S CP CP R...

Страница 4: ...aps in it This is because each xnode has only five detectors See also Ward Sounder Control on page 6 4 TS2500 Hints and Tips RK C P CP P C PA Fr Key Passive Infra Red Detector Magnetic Contact Panic A...

Страница 5: ...de Magnetic Contact Passive Infra Red Detector Remote Keypad Users No Type Wards 001 Master A B C D E F 002 Standard Ward A Security Guard 003 Standard Ward B 004 Standard Ward C 005 Standard Ward D 0...

Страница 6: ...ith electrical or radio interference Tips Adding or Removing Equipment Always remove power mains and battery from the system before adding or removing equipment Initial Power Up When you initially pow...

Страница 7: ...nd connect the black lead to A and the red lead to B The meter should read at least 12V all along the network line If the meter reads less than 12V then you may need to decrease the resistance of the...

Страница 8: ...5 shows an example using four Output Modules During programming Mimic Options 00 and 02 have been selected as Yes All other Mimic Options are No This means that Output Module 1 will respond to Ward A...

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