Cooper Security M750, M800 Installation Instructions Manual

M750 and M800

Installation

Instructions

2222 M750 and M800 Installation Instructions 497139 Issue 3

© Cooper Security Limited 2005-2006

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Contents

Introduction...............................................................3

Fitting and Wiring Procedure .....................................7

General Wiring Considerations ..................................7

Cable Type...........................................................7

Cable Segregation...............................................7

Cables Routed inside the Control Panel ...............7

Initial Power-Up Procedure and Checks ....................7

Zone Wiring ...............................................................8

Anti-Masking Zone Connections ...........................8

Network Connections ................................................9

Network 1 Connections ........................................9

Network 2 Connections ........................................9

Telephone Connections............................................9

Approved Usage ................................................10

Digital Communicator Outputs ...............................10

Transistor Outputs.....................................................10

Relay Output ...........................................................11

External Bell/Sounder Connections ..........................11

Auxiliary Tamper Input .............................................11

Line Fault Input........................................................11

Communicator Line Fault...................................12

Remote Reset Input ................................................12

Extension Loudspeaker Connections.......................12

AC Input Connector................................................12

Battery Connector...................................................12

12Vdc Auxiliary Power Terminals ..............................12

Back Tamper Connector.........................................12

Factory Restart Connector ......................................13

Serial Printer Connector ...........................................13

Output Module Connector......................................13

Engineer Keypad Connector ..................................13

Serial Connection to PC ..........................................14

Power Availability.....................................................14

Connecting to the Mains Supply .............................14

LEDs.........................................................................14

Polyfuses..................................................................15

Electromagnetic Compatibility ...............................15

Technical Specifications .........................................15

Introduction

The layout of the control panel and the main features
of the printed-circuit board (PCB) are shown in Figure
1 and Figure 2 respectively.

The panel includes a wealth of features, including:

• Eight on-board zones.

• Two networks ports for the connection of keypads,

LEC2s, XNodes, MNodes and ID Node (see Figure

3). The additional network devices enable the
system to be expanded up to 40 zones.

• USB connector for local connection of a PC

running the Downloader configuration and
monitoring software.

• An on-board modem connected to PSTN and

RJ11 ports to enable remote connection to a
remote alarm receiving centre or to a PC running
the Downloader software (M800 only).

• Switched-positive, switched-negative and

voltage-free programmable outputs.

• 16-channel digital communicator outputs for

connection to an alarm receiving centre or to
provide additional programmable outputs.

• Engineer keypad port.

• CPA6 output port to provide additional

programmable outputs.

• Serial printer port.

This leaflet describes how to install the control panel.
If you need a general overview of its features, please
refer to the Engineering Manual. If you require details
of how to install keypads or other ancillary devices,
please refer to their separate installation instructions.

Note: Before connecting any external devices to

Note: Before connecting any external devices toNote: Before connecting any external devices to

Note: Before connecting any external devices to
the control panel, make sure that it is able to

the control panel, make sure that it is able tothe control panel, make sure that it is able to

the control panel, make sure that it is able to
provide sufficient current to power such devices, as

provide sufficient current to power such devices, asprovide sufficient current to power such devices, as

provide sufficient current to power such devices, as
described on page

described on page described on page

described on page 14

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Fused
Terminal Block

Fixing hole (1 of 3)

Fixing hole

(3 of 3)

Printed Circuit

Board (PCB)

Fixing hole
(2 of 3)

Mains terminal block

Mains
transformer

Back tamper
switch
mounting slots

Ensure earth
lead is
connected to
front cover

Mains cable
entry ONLY

Battery
position

Figure 1: Control Panel Layout

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LED2

DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR

TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS

RELAY1

DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR

LED3

LED4

ENGINEERS

KEYPAD

USB

SERIAL

PRINTER

LED1

LED6

LED5

LED7

LED14

LED10

LED8

LED12
LED13

1

6

2

16

7

19

20

22

8

9

10

11

15

12

13

5

3

14

21

12 345678

0v -3 +4 -5 12V

9 10111213141516

LED11

N/O N/C COM

+0V

TRG STB TR- H/O H/O

RST FLT AUX TMP

SPKR

AC

IN

BATT

REM LINE

- - BELL - +

REMOTE NETWORK 1

REMOTE NETWORK 2

PSTN

0V 0V 12V 12V

ABCDE

AB

4

AB A1 B1

SK2

OUTPUT

MODULE

CIRCUIT 1

Z1

T1

CIRCUIT 2

Z2

T2

CIRCUIT 3

Z3

T3

CIRCUIT 4

Z4

T7

FACTORY

RESTART

BACK

TAMPER

18

17

T4

CIRCUIT 5

Z5

T5

CIRCUIT 6

Z6

T6

CIRCUIT 7

Z7

CIRCUIT 8

AUX

Z8

T8

E/GD

C/F

LED9

Figure 2: Control Panel PCB

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1 Zone connectors 7
2 Network 1 connector 9
3 Network 2 connector 9
4 PSTN (Telephone) terminals (M800 only) 9
5 RJ11 (Telephone) socket (M800 only) 9
6 Digital communicator outputs 10
7 Transistor outputs 10
8 Relay outputs 11
9 External bell/sounder connections 11
10 Auxiliary tamper input 11
11 Line fault input 11
12 Remote reset input 12

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13 Extension loudspeaker connections 12
14 AC input connector 12
15 Battery connector 12
16 12Vdc Auxiliary power terminals 12
17 Back tamper connector 12
18 Factory restart connector 13
19 Serial printer connector 13
20 Output module connector 13
21 Engineer keypad connector 13
22 USB connection to a PC 14
LEDs 1-14 14
Polyfuses 15