UTC Fire and Security Americas 756-XCVR Fire Control Panel User Manual Instruction Manual 2

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Commercial
RF Transceiver Module
[locumuul Number 46041353 Ram/i ll'nzlimmzny]
August 1999
(SD-321435
INSTALLATIDN
INSTRUCTIONS
Product Summary
—
The SuperBus” 2000 Commercial RP Transceiver
Module adds or extends a compatible panel's wireless
reception in both residential and commercial installa-
tions.
The transceiver can be mounted near the panel cabinet
or it can be located up to 2,800 feet away from the
panel (see table 2 in the Immllulion Guidelines sec-
tion). The transceiver module receives information
from wireless sensors and touchpads and sends the
data to the panel, via the SuperBus 2000 digital data
bus. Power for the module is provided by the panel.
Concord” hardtvire and wireless systems support up
to two transceiver modules. Advent“ systems support
up to live transceiver modules,
RF Transceiver Modules feature the following:
I Spatial diversity reception, which minimizes
wireless signal nulls or dead spots.
I Compatibility with all lTl"' 319.5 MHZ crystal
Learn Mode” wireless sensors and touchpads.
I 4000 feet typical, open air receiving range.
I Ligltt—emitting—diodes (LED) indicating trans-
ceiver module power, wireless packet reception
and bus status.
Figure 1 shows transceiver components and the
following table 1 describes them
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Table 1. Component Descriptions
Component Functlon
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Wiring Terminals Connections for power.
bus. and hard“ ire zone.
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Tools and Supplies Needed
Mounting screws and anchors (included)
Two 9" antennas (included)
Phillips screwdriver
Small standard screwdriver
4-conductor, ls-gauge or larger, stranded hookup
wire is recommended
Installation Guidelines
Observe the following guidelines when installing the
transceiver:
I Concord systems can accommodate a maximum
76 sensors/zones Advent systems up to 255 sen-
sets
I in Concord systems up to 16 SuperBus devices
can be connected to the panel (SuperBus 2x16
LCD Alphanumeric Touchpad, HIM, HOM,
ESMr eta), Advent system can have up to 32 bus
devices
I Each SuperBus device must have a different
device address. The transceiver uses DlP
switches for manually setting the address for use
on non-SuperBus 2000 panels (factory set to 0)
I Leave at least it)" above the Ilansceiver for the
antennas,
I if mounting the transceiver away from the panel,
use the wire length guidelines in able 2
Table 2. Maximum Transceiver Wire Lengths
Wire Gauge Maxi Wire Length Between
(unshielded Transceiver and Concord
or Shielded) Panel
18 1800 feet
1,000 feet
I Avoid areas that are likely to expose the mans-
ceiver to moisture.
I Use 4—conducton Iii-gauge or larger stranded
wire from the transceiver to the panel.
I Avoid areas with excessive metal or electrical
wiring including furnace and utility looms. If
unavoidable mount on or near metal with the
antennas extending above the metallic surfaces.
as shown in figure 2.
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F igure 2. Mounting on or Near Metal
Installation
The transceiver can be mounted on any interior wall
(protected from the elements).
To prepare for mounting:
1, if possible. temporarily connect and test the RF
transceiver at the desired location to evaluate
performance in tile particular environment.
Zr Disconnect the panel backup battery and unplug
the AC power transformers
3. Remove the transceiver eever and set it aside (see
figure 3}
ing strap or touch a bare metal suflace to dis-
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Figure 3. Removing the Cover
To mount the transceiver:
I. Hold the bme against the mounting, sun‘ace and
mark the four mounting holes (figure 1). Remem-
ber to leave at least 10 inches above the base for
the antennas
2 Drill holes and insen appropriate anchors.
34 Secure the back plate to the wall with pantie-ad
screws.
4. Snap the circuit card back into the backplate
Connecting the Antennas to
the Transceiver
1. Loosen the inside terminals ofthe lefi and right
antenna terminal blocks (see figure I)‘
2. Insert an antenna into each inside terminal.
Tighten the antenna terminal screws,
b)
Module/Panel Wiring
This section describes how to wire the transceiver to
Concord and Advent panels.
Concord Panel Wiring
To wire the transceiver to Concord panels:
L Dlseonneci the panel‘s power transformer and
backup battery
2. Wine the transceiver to the panel’s power and bus
terminals as shown in figure 4
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Advent Panel Wiring
To wire the RF Transceiver to Advent panels:
1. Disconnect the panel’s power transformer and
backup battery.
1 Wire the transceiver to the panel‘s SuperBus
wiring hamess wires as shown in figure 5
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Module Hardwire Zone Wiring
This semion describes how to wire the transceiver
hardwire zone input terminals.
To wire the RF transceiver zone Input:
1. Connect the module Zone 1 and Zone Com tenni-
nals to the hardwired device as shown in figure 6.
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Figure 6. Wiring the RF Transceiver Hardwire
Zone
Setting the Module
Device Address
Each bus module connected to the panel SuperBus
must have a unique (ditferent) device address number
set for correct communication. Non-SuperBus 2000
panels require that the module address be manually
set. SuperBus 2000 panels set the address automati-
callyi
Setting the Device Address for
Concord Panels
For use with Concord panels (and other non-
SuperBus 2000 compatible panels), the module
address must be manually set The module can be set
to any address 0—15, using the module DIP switches.
Note: Do not set the SuperBus RF Transceivers
address to 15 "it is Installed in 3 Concord RF
(wireless) syslsm, since [his panel's built—in
transceiver is lactory set to address 15 and
cannot be changed.
Set the DIP switches to the desired address before
applying power,
Note: Changing the DIP switches while the transoe‘wer
is operating dues not change the address,
To set the transceiver’s device address for
Concord systems:
Locate the DIP switches on the transceiver (see
figure 1) and set them to the desired address 0-15
(see figure 7)i
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Figure 7‘ Device Address DIP Switch Settings
Setting the Device Address for
Advent Panels
The Advent SuperBus 2000 compatible panel auto-
matically sets the module‘s address when the module
is added (learned) into panel memory. The module
DLP switch settings are ignored.
Power Up and Bus Communication
Use the follmving procedures for powering up the sys-
tem and verifying bus communications.
Concord Power Up and
Bus Communication
Note: In order to enter panel program modeto verily
device address settings. an alphanumeric touch-
pad must be cunneoted to the Concord panel.
StipetBii< anon Commr‘rrml n; rmmc r-r Muduli:
To power up the Concord panel and the RF trans-
ceiver:
1. Verify that all wiring at the panel and the RF
transceiver is correct.
2. Reconnect the panel backup battery and plug in
the AC power transformer.
3. Verify that the transceiver module‘s given power
LED is on.
Note: ll the lransce'wer‘s power LED is not on. unplug
the panel AC power nanslormer and disconnect
the backup battery. Verify that all wiring is correct
and that all bus devices (including hardwire
muchpads) are set with diflerent devloe
addresses.
Whenever the transceivers device address ls
changed, you must remove panel AC and backup
battery power and than reconnect them lor the
panel and transceiver to communicate success—
fully.
4. From an alphanumeric touchpad enter installer
program mode by entering 8 + installer or dealer
CODE + 0 + 0. The display reads Sl'STEM
PROGRAMMING
5. Press 14 and the display shows SECURITY.
6. Press A or B until the display shows
ACCESSORY MODULES then press #. The
display should read BUS DEVICES.
7. Press it. The display shows the lowest address
(unit) and its device name (type). For example. a
transceiver address display may look like this:
UNIT- TYPE
00 — RUVR
8. Press A or B to View and verify all bus device
addresses,
9. Exit program mode
If the module‘s bus status LED is not flashing. refer to
the Panel Installariun Inru'uctiom for Adding (team-
ing) SuperBus devices into panel memory.
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Advent Power Up and
Bus Communication
To power up the Advent panel and the RF trans-
eeiven
1. Verify that all wiring at the panel and the trans-
ceiver is correct.
2. Reconnect the panel backup battery and plug in
the AC power transformer.
3. Verify that the transceiver module’s green power
LED is one
Note: If the transceivers power LED is not on, unplug
the panel AC power transformer and disconnect
the backup battery, Verify that all wiring is cor-
reel.
4. Press 8 to select System Menu
5. Fries 0 I0 select Enter ngmm Made.
6, Euler the install (tide (four dig nslall access
code).
The alphanumeric display should read PRO~
(IR/ill! MENU and the red bus status LED in Lite
module should be flash to indium sllccizxsl'ul bus
rnnlmunicatjon with the panel.
lfthe module's bus status LED ls not flashing,
refer (D the Panel Installation Instructions for Add-
ing (lenming) SuperBus devices inlo panel mcm~
my
7 Press ' twice to mum to the normal mode or
operation and ruler (0 the “Testing Sensors/
Inputs" section of Lhe panel Installation thump
lions for testing module npel‘al‘lon.
Changing the Transceiver’s Address
—
Use the following guidelines when changing device
address assignments (on non-SuperBus 2000 panels
such as Concord) to avoid communication confllcts
between bus devices and the panel:
I All bus devices with DIP switches (Transceivers,
LED Touchpad. etc) must be set to the desired
addtess before applying power and entering pro-
gram mode.
I Whenever possile assign alphanumeric touch-
pad addresses before all other panel program-
ming
To manually change the tnmsceiver‘s address on
non—SuperBus 2000 panels:
I. Remove AC and backup batten; power from the
panel.
Change the DIP switch setting on the transceiver
(see figure 7). Remember, the setting must be
different from all other hus devices.
Apply AC and baclmp battery powerto the panel.
The panel automatically scans all bus devices and
learns any new settings.
The system may still indicate a bus fiiilure if the
panel Ieamed an address that is no longer
assigned to any bus device To clear the failure on
Concord panels. enter program mode and locate
the old address (under BUS DEVICES) and delete
it by pressing D. On Advent panels, enter
program mode and locate file old address and
delete it.
Exit from program mode. The touchpad and all
other bus devices should opemte correctly and
any bus Failures should be cleared.
to
5"
Wireless Sensor Programming
Refer to the panel Irma/[align Inrrruwimu for adding
(learning) wireless devices into panel memory,
Testing
Verify that the module’s green power LED flickers
when wireless devices are activated. Verify that the
panel recognizes wireless devices and hardwile zone
(ifused) actuation.
For complete testing procedures. refer to the panel‘s
[mailman Instruction.
Troubleshooting
Module green power LED Shays off.
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2.
Check for incorrect wiring connections and for
panel power.
lfthe module power LED sn'll stays off, replace
the lransoeiver.
Module’s green power LED is on. but doesn’t
flicker when wireless transmitters are (ripped (no
or limited wireless operation).
1.
2.
3.
Check transceiver antenna connections.
Check for transceiver antenna proximity to metal
obstructions such as ducting or AC wiring.
if the transceiver still malfunctions. replace the
module.
Module‘s green power LED is on and flickers when
wireless transmitters are tripped, but red bus LED
does not flash.
1.
Check that no bus devices are set to the same
address (non—SuperBus 2000 panels such as
Concord only).
On non-SuperBus 2000 panels, manually change
the module’s bus address and re-initialize the
panel/transceiver by disconnecting and
reconnecting panel power.
Module‘s green power LED is an and flickers when
wireless transmitters are tripped, Red bus status
LED flushes, but system does not respond.
I.
Make sum that the wireless zone capabilities
or the transceiver and panel have nol been
exceeded. (Removing one of two transceivers
connected to a panel after wireless devices are
learned can cause this problem.)
Cheek panel/transceiver programming
lithe transceiver still malfunctions, replace the
module.
RF ruins:
Specifications
Compatibility: lTl Concord and Advent and
Custom Versions panels.
IT! 3195 MHZ crystal
Learn ModeN wireless sensors
and touchpads. Dry contact hard-
wire contacts.
Wireless Sensors:
Panel‘s maximum capacity
Hardwire Zones:
One supervised, fire-rated.
normally open or closed dry contact
zone input.
Power
Required: 8-14 VDC at 30 ma maximum
(from panel)
Dam Bus: ITl SuperBus 2000. auto address
lng digital data bus.
Data Bus Range:Up to 2.800 feet (using 18 gauge
hookup wire)
Wireless Signal
Range: 4.000 feet typical open air (may
wry with application)
Storage Temperature:
~30"to [40° F (-34” (0 60“ C)
Operating Temperature:
32°to 140°}? (0°1060’Cl
Maximum Humidity:
90% mlativt! humidity,
noncoridensing.
Approvals/Listings
FCC Parts 15 and 68
UL 365 for Police Connected Burglar Alami Units
and Systems (pending)
UL 609 for Local Burglar Alarm Units and Systems
(pending)
UL 864 for Control Units for Fire-Protective
Signaling Systems (pending)
UL 985 for Household Fire Warning System Units
(pending)
UL 1023 for Household Burglar Alarm System Units
(pending)
UL I076 for Proprietary Burglar Alarm Units and
Systems (pending)
UL I637 for Home Health Care Signaling Equipment
(Pending)
ULC Canada Commercial Fire’ Burglary Wanting
System (pending)
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Mme m: Mullme
CSFM California Sme Fire Marshall (pending)
DOD Sensitive Companment Information Fac,
(pending)
FM Factory Mutual (pending)
MEA New York City Material Equipment Acceplznce
(pending)
Complies with NFPA for Fire Alarm Code
Dimensions: 60" x8 5"x1,5“ (L x W x D)
excluding 9“ antennas
Case Material: I-Iighrlmpact. ABS plasuc.
Case Color. Belgian gray,
lnstaualion: Wall mount
FCC Notice
This aewice oomph-as wnn FCC Rules Parts 15 and 66 omlim ls
subject lo ma lollwdng two wmmions-
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