Advantor ADVANTAGE PLUS-TEL User Manual

Installation Instructions for:

Advantage TelPlus

(P/N: AVR TEL PLUS)

P/N 09820454

Revision A

See the Advantage plus Service Manual (P/N 09820460) for operational theory and service procedures.

See the SONICS Database Management Manual (P/N 09820426) for options programming procedures.

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DESCRIPTION

The TelPlus is an optional add-on unit that, when added to the Advantage plus Base Module, provides a second telephone line interface with the central monitoring console.

You can configure the TelPlus for either a second dial telephone interface, line then using the Base Module’s telephone interface for a backup dial communication line.

NOTE: You can configure the Base Module’s telephone line

When providing a second dial telephone line, the TelPlus provides telephone line monitoring and automatic house telephone disconnection for the second line (similar to Base Module operation).

or as the Advantage plus’ primary dedicated telephone

connection for either dial line or dedicated line connection (but not both). Use the TelPlus to provide a telephone line interface.

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CALCULATING BATTERY STANDBY

Before installation you must add the TelPlus’s Normal Standby current (0 mA), Alarm current (45 mA) to the Base Module’s standby battery calculations.

To properly calculate the backup battery capacity you evaluate the Normal Standby and the Alarm current required by all devices powered by the Base Module. Calculate the connected devices’ Ampere-Hour requirements using the following factors:

• the total standby load

• hours of required standby operation

• the required duration of alarm signaling (normally 4 minutes for residential fire, 15 minutes for commercial burglary).

NOTE: See the “Advantage plus Installation Instructions”

(P/N 09820450) for complete details.

MUST

INSTALLATION

TELPLUS OPTIONS

1. In the SONICS Modify-ASOP-Equipment screen, select the

TelPlus Module.

2. In the SONICS the following options:

• Telephone Number

• The Dialing Sequence (see Dialing Sequence later in these instructions)

• Enable Line Monitor

Modify-ASOP-Phone options screen, select

TELPLUS MOUNTING

The TelPlus plugs onto the Base Module as a daughter board, using the Base Module’s J9 connector and a nylon standoff for support.

1. Carefully press the flanged end of the supplied standoff into the hole just to the right of the Base Module’s J9 connector.

2. Align the TelPlus connector pins with Base Module J9 and carefully press into place.

3. Gently press the nylon standoff into the hole on the right of the TelPlus board.

4. Connect the TelPlus board’s green Earth Ground cable to the chassis Earth Ground stud along with the Base Module’s Earth Ground cable.

SECONDARY DIAL LINE INSTALLATION

The required RJ cord and external RJ31X jack are supplied in the installation kit. Refer to Figure 1 throughout the installation and setup procedure.

1. Install the external RJ31X jack in a location near the Advantage plus chassis and make all necessary telephone line connections.

UL Fire and Burglary installations must use the fused RJ31X jack included in the ULB and ULF Installation Kits.

NOTE: Local codes and/or ordinances may require that your

2. MAKE SURE TelPlus DIAL jumpers JP1 and JP2 are installed,

3. Plug the RJ cord into the external jack, route into the chassis,

4. Inside the RJ31X jack, connect the telephone line to pins 4 and

local telephone company make these connections.

and jumpers JP3 and JP4 are removed. This configures the TelPlus for secondary dial line operation.

and plug the other end to the TelPlus RJ jack (J2).

5, and connect the house telephone to pins 1 and 8.

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NOTE: All UL Fire and Burglary installations

must use the fused RJ31X jack included in the ULB and ULF Installation Kits.

To Primary

House Phone

678

321

To Dial

Telco Line

"Primary" Dial Line

Connection

"Secondary" Dial Line

Connection

To Secondary House Phone

678

321

To Dial

Telco Line

Base Module

Electrical shock hazard present during telephone line servicing.

RING

TIP

DEDT

DEDR

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DUPO

ANS TLM

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JP1 JP2

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JP3 JP4

DED

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EGND Cable to chassis EARTH GND stud

Figure 1. TelPlus Secondary Dial Line Configuration

PRIMARY DEDICATED LINE INSTALLATION

The required RJ cord and external RJ31X jack are supplied in the installation kit. Refer to Figure 2 throughout the installation and setup procedure.

1. Install the external RJ31X jack in a location near the Advantage plus chassis. Be sure to label the dedicated line RJ31X jack so a dial line is not plugged here by mistake.

UL Fire and Burglary installations must use the fused RJ31X jack included in the ULB and ULF Installation Kits.

2. Connect the dedicated line to pins 4 and 5 of the external RJ jack.

NOTE: Local codes and/or ordinances may require that your

NOTE: All UL Fire and Burglary installations

Telco Line

"Backup" Dial Line

"Primary" Dedicated

To Dedicated

local telephone company make these connections.

must use the fused RJ31X jack included in the ULB and ULF Installation Kits.

To House

Telephone

678

321

To Dial

Connection

Line Connection

678

321

Line

Base Module

Electrical shock hazard present during telephone line servicing.

RING

TIP

DEDT

DEDR

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EGND

-----XF2

DUPO

ANS TLM

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+12V

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WARNING!

JP1 JP2

DIAL

JP3 JP4

DED

RING TIP

EGND Cable to chassis EARTH GND stud

TELPLUS

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3. MAKE SURE TelPlus DED jumpers JP3 and JP4 are installed ,

and jumpers JP1 and JP2 are removed. This configures the TelPlus for primary dedicated line operation.

4. Plug the RJ cord into the external jack, route into the chassis, and plug the other end to the TelPlus RJ jack (J2).

NOTE: Wire the Base Module backup dial line identically to a

Base Module primary dial line. OPTIONS DOWNLOADING WITH TELPLUS

When using the TelPlus for dedicated line connection, always disconnect the dedicated line for the Base Module’s initial options download. While in the Test Mode, the Base Module always assumes it is configured for dial line operation.

TELPLUS OPERATION

In Dial Line #2 operation, TelPlus relay K1 is turned on, connecting the TelPlus to the dial line through JP 1 and 2.

In dedicated line operation, TelPlus relay K1 turns off, connecting the TelPlus to the dedicated line through JP 3 and 4. If the dial backup on the Base Module is needed, relay K1 turns on.

DIALING SEQUENCE

Adding the TelPlus as a secondary dial telephone line provides the Advantage plus with three different dialing options. All three of the available options use a dual line dialing sequence to dial the two programmed central station telephone numbers:

Sequence A. 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2 Sequence B. 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2 Sequence C. 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2

Using Sequence A, the primary line always dials the first programmed telephone number, and the secondary (TelPlus) line always dials the second programmed telephone number.

The other two sequences are useful when using cellular for the secondary (backup) line. All dialing sequences try to report using the land line first if possible.

LINE MONITORING

Selecting the Enable Line #2 Monitor option allows the TelPlus to generate an alarm any time the DC voltage on dial line #2 falls below 2 VDC for over one minute.

For UL Fire systems you must enable both the primary and second dial line Telephone Line Monitors. This ensures that if one line goes down that Advantage plus only attempts communication over the existing good line.

NOTE: Enabling Telephone Line Monitor #2 automatically

dedicates the Base Module’s AUX4 output for telephone line monitoring, making it unavailable for other uses.

CONTACT CHECKS

Optioning a dual dial telephone line system for Contact Check at exactly 24 hours automatically performs the contact check on both lines.

Advantage plus first calls the central station using the primary line, then the secondary line. This verifies that both lines are functioning properly.

NOTE: The times that the system performs the contact checks

depends upon the account number. All 24-Hour contact checks are performed at low traffic times, between 11 PM and 5 AM.

Figure 2. TelPlus Primary Dedicated Line Configuration

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