ADE LOGIC 6 User Manual

Intruder alarm system

Engineering Information

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LGSIX/01 Logic Six panel with two pre learnt
Keyfobs

mini

The above intruder system is designed to comply
with the installation requirements of
BS 4737 1986/87.

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Engineering information

Contents

Features -------------------2
Installation Design --------------3
Fixing the control panel -----------3
Wiring the system --------------4
Tamper network ---------------4
Security zones ----------------5
PA circuit ------------------6
Extension speaker --------------7
External siren Output (Bell box) -------8
13V Supply output --------------9
Set ---------------------9
Factory set condition -------------10
Zone Function ----------------10
First Power up ----------------11
Mains Connection --------------11
Testing the system --------------12
System indications --------------12
Programs ------------------12
Walk tests ------------------13
Alarm tests -----------------13
How to learn new keyfobs ----------14
How to re-learn all keyfobs ----------15
How to learn keyfobs if non are recognised - - 16
Re-arm -------------------17
Alarm Cycle Counter-------------17
Faults --------------------18
Specification-----------------19
Servicing organisation Details --------20
Parts --------------------20

Features

6 Security zones

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PA input

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Tamper input

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Outputs for External siren (Bell) and Strobe

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Pre-configured Part set program selectable by

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DIP switch.

Entry Time duration selectable by DIP switch

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Entry Deviate

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Alarm Cycle Counter

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Strobe confirmation on Set

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Memorises first and subsequent zone

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intrusions in one alarm period

Walk Test facilities by push button control

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Alarm Test facilities by push button control

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Battery capacity of up to 2.1Ah

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Up to 8 keyfobs can be used with the panel (2

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Keyfobs supplied pre learnt)

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Learn mode to learn new keyfobs

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Erase mode to disable lost or stolen keyfobs

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Installation Design

The purchase of this alarm system represents a
major step forward in the protection of the
property and its occupants. It is important to plan
the installation before proceeding following the
procedures and advice contained in this manual.

Plan the position of each part of
the alarm system and the cable
runs. Detectors should be sited
with particular regard to the
degree of coverage required

and the function of each of the zones.

All of the system wiring is

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connected directly to the panel.
The intruder panel must be
installed near an entry/exit
point.

One additional internal sound
speaker is recommended, it
will provide high volume alarm
tones and low volume

entry/exit tones. Speakers
should be positioned to provide good sound
distribution throughout the building and so that
the exit tone is audible outside the main entry /
exit door. This will enable the system operator
to check that the system is setting correctly.

Fixing the control panel

Caution: When positioning the control
panel ensure that it is located in a dry
place away from damp areas.

a. Remove the front cover(s) from the

base assembly.

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Disconnect the transformer wires from
the board, these are marked AC.
Carefully remove the board by gently
pushing down the holding clips on the
bottom edge of the board and withdraw
it from the base.

Finally note that the total
current output of this control

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TOTAL

total current consumption of every part of the

system (in alarm condition) is
1A when supported by a fully
charged battery. Calculate the

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system including the panel, external siren with
strobe light (bell box) and detectors to ensure
that this rating is not exceeded.

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Depending on which area you
live, you may be required, by

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installation. The local authority requirements
may differ from area to area, therefore it is
advisable to contact local environmental officer
to obtain full details of your area requirements.

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law to notify the Local
Authority and Police of the

new security alarm

Note: When replacing the board align it
on the round support pillars to the bottom
and allow it to click down past the clips
at the top of the case. Refit the
transformer wires into the terminal.

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b. Fit the panel to the wall with suitable

fixings. Ensure the wall surface is flat to
prevent base distortion. There are
cable entry holes provided in the rear
of the base and around the outside
edges through the thinned out plastic
sections which may be cut away as
required.

c. The hole provided adjacent to the

mains transformer is a dedicated mains
cable entry point.

Mounting holes

There are three fuses mounted on the circuit
board, all are 20mm quick blow.

F1 1.6A - to protect the +ve line of 12V battery
F3 1A - to protect the Speaker 13V supply
F5 1A - to protect the Siren & Strobe

supply
As supplied, there are wire links are fitted across

the PA and Tamper terminals to represent a
closed circuit.

Wiring the system

Caution: Always power-down the panel
when wiring external circuits, to prevent
damage to the panel electronics.

Systematically wire and test each circuit:

Zones, Tamper and PA circuits

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Finish by wiring any additional extension

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speaker sounders, external siren (bell) /
strobe and the 13V supply.

Board

WALK /
ALARM TEST

SW2

Cable entry

holes

Mounting holes

LD2 LD8 LD9 LD4 LD10 LD5 LD11

J1

3

214

High Voltage

~

230V 50Hz 0.2A

FUSE T125mA 250V

(ANTI-SURGE)

LD3

SW1

J2

65

Danger

TAMP

PA

+

Factory fitted links

TAMP

Tamper network

The Tamper circuit is used to protect all cables
and detectors in the system from unauthorised
access including the panel cover.

The zone and PA tampers should be series wired
and connected to the TAMP terminals. The
terminalsT&Aarefortheexternal siren
tamper. Tamper alarms that occur in the Day
mode operate internal sounders only. Tamper
alarms in Set cause a full alarm condition.
Tamper is indicated by the Tamper TA
indicator.

LD6

LD23

LD12

LD22

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15S

30S

ENTRY TIME

+13V 0V

PART SET

ON

OFF

J6

-

STROBE

VR1

VOLUME

+

TA

SCB

DB

BELL

+

-

SET
+ve

BELL/STROBE

13V / SPEAKER

1A 1A 1.6A

F1F3F5

BATTERY

+­BATT

J4

AC

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Security zones

J1

Door
Contact

Panel

Board

J2

3

214

65

Terminal block
is not supplied

PIR

+-

Tamp

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Logic Six intruder system

TAMP

PA

+

-

+13V 0V

All unused zones
must have links fitted
to disable the zone.

Door
Contact

PIR

Note: The panel is supplied with wire links for unused zones. All unused zones must
have links fitted to disable the zone.

It is recommended that no more than 10 magnetic contacts are connected to the same zone.

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PA circuit

Any quantity of normally closed type personal attack button may be wired in series and then
connected to the PA circuit.

Operational in Day and Set, the PA circuit will cause a full alarm condition when activated. PA is
indicated on the control panel as PA.

Panel

Board

Panic
Button

Panic
Button

J2

TAM P

PA

65

+

-

+13V 0V

J1

3

214

PA buttons may be fitted near the front door, or in a bedroom.

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Extension speaker

Extension speaker may be connected to the loudspeaker terminals to produce high volume alarm
tones and low volume entry / exit fault tones.

Panel

VOLUME

VR1

Board

F5

F3

J6

-

+

STROBE

TA

SCB

DB

BELL

-

+

SET

+ve

13V SPEAKER

BELL/STROBE

1A

1A

16 Ohms Extension Speaker

A 16 ohms extension speaker may be wired across the speaker terminals. Mounted in convenient
position within the installation the extension speaker will reproduce all of the alarm tones generated
by the control panel.

A control marked VOLUME in the centre of the board may be used to adjust the low volume
entry/exit tones to suit environmental conditions.

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External siren Output (Bell box)

The external siren (bell box) is usually installed in a high position from where the siren could be
seen and heard.

Terminal TADBareforconnecting to the external siren. These terminals provide a
power/hold-off supply, sounder trigger and tamper circuit to protect the external siren housing.

Panel

Board

J6

-

+

TA

STROBE

SCB

+- TEADB

STROBE

DB

BELL

-

+

SET
+ve

F5

BELL/STROBE

1A

Sonade

The terminals are summarised as follows:
T - -Ve tamper return
A - -Ve supply (0V)
D - +Ve supply (12V)
B- -Ve Sounder trigger
For ease of installation, ADE external sirens and modules use the same markings.
Where a discrete external siren is used, it should be connected to terminalsD&B.TerminalsT&A

are then used for tamper protection for the housing.

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Panel

Logic Six intruder system

Board

J6

-

+

TA

STROBE

SCB

+- TEADB

STROBE

DB

BELL

-

+

SET
+ve

F5

BELL/STROBE

1A

#

# Terminal block
is not supplied

+- TEADB

STROBE

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Sonade

Where self contained / powered sounders are used, carefully follow the manufacturers instructions,
match each of the terminals to those above.

13V Supply output

The 13V output is to power detectors which require a voltage supply (PIR detectors etc). The supply
is present at all times and may be used to supply a total load of 350mA.

Set +VE

The output , marked SET +VE is used with latching detectors. The output becomes positive on
correct Set of the system and is removed on UNSETTING the system.

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