Interlogix Monitor XL Hardware Guide
™
Monitor ISM/xL
Hardware
Guide
rev1.1
Contents
Part 1 Monitor ISM System Hardware....................................................................................................... 1
Main Control Board................................................................................................................................... 2
Keypad Modules.......................................................................................................................................3
LCD Keypad......................................................................................................................................3
Arming Station Reader......................................................................................................................4
Suite Security LED Keypads for Apartment and Office Protection......................................................7
8 and 16 Input/Output Expansion Modules.............................................................................................12
Output/Relay Card..................................................................................................................................13
RF Wireless Modules.............................................................................................................................. 14
Version 1......................................................................................................................................... 14
Version 2 Wireless........................................................................................................................... 17
North American Module ..............................................................................................................................17
European and Australian Module................................................................................................................ 19
Fire Module.............................................................................................................................................24
Graphic Map Annunciator Module........................................................................................................... 25
Smart / Vigil Module................................................................................................................................27
Door Controller Modules......................................................................................................................... 32
Version 1 Door Module.................................................................................................................... 32
Version 2 Door Module.................................................................................................................... 33
Multi-Door Controller........................................................................................................................34
Elevator / Lift Modules ............................................................................................................................ 35
Communication Modules........................................................................................................................42
Printer..............................................................................................................................................42
IP Module V3...................................................................................................................................43
MONITOR System Reference Topics..................................................................................................... 45
Adding Any Power Supply to the Module Bus .................................................................................................... 45
Communication Connections between the Main Controller and the Director PC Software................................ 45
Part 2 Monitor xL System Hardware.......................................................................................................47
Main Controller.......................................................................................................................................48
Modems.................................................................................................................................................. 49
Feature Expansion Board....................................................................................................................... 49
Wiring CA38A Alarm Jack for connection to xL Modems...................................................................................50
Keypad...................................................................................................................................................51
Input Point Expanders.............................................................................................................................52
VBUS......................................................................................................................................................52
Transistor Output Expander.................................................................................................................... 53
Relay Output Expander...........................................................................................................................53
Module Power Supply ............................................................................................................ ................. 54
Appendix “A” 12VDC Relay .................................................................................................................... 56
Appendix “B” Wiring Specifications ...................................................................................................... 56
Appendix “C” Basic Circuit Types ......................................................................................................... 57
Appendix “D” Mode m Notes................................................................................................................... 58
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Foreword
The Hardware Guide is designed as a quick reference for module circuit board layout, wiring and installation.
Some programming is included for e.g. Wireless, Smart and Printer modules. For Monitor ISM System programming
information, refer to the Commissioning Reference Guide. For Monitor xL System programming, refer to the Monitor
xL Simplified and Advanced programming guides. For software used with the Monitor ISM and Monitor xL systems,
refer to the Director Software User Guide. Specific installation and programming instructions produced for each
module by part number are referenced at the beginning of each module’s section in this manual.
VEREX Technology
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In This Issue:
V1.1 Additions/Deletions/Corrections
• Wire color for Arming Station Reader GProxI and II
Keypad Area Control Communications identified.
• Arming Station Reader LED and tone descriptions
added.
• Part 2, Monitor xL section updated to current status.
Includes correction to Relay Expansion Board’s
reversed contact labels.
• ULC, CE marks added to back cover.
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Part 1
Monitor ISM
System
Hardware
22-0375 rev1.1 Monitor ISM/xL™ Hardware Guide 1
Main Control Board
Metal Enclosure
O/P3 Siren
(+)12V
Seized Tip
Seized Ring
TB1
12
TB2
1432
(+)
(-)
(+)
(-)
1432
O/P1
O/P2
O/P4
56
(-)0V
O/P Current Ratings
O/P1&4 = 10mA
O/P2 = 750mA
O/P3 = 1.8AMP
Telco Off Hook
TB4
1432
AC Input
16.5V, 40VA
(P/N 859-2246)
18 AWG CONNECTION
CABLE REQUIRED
Aux 12VDC
(750mA max.)
SIREN
TB3
LED
Fire
18V, 40VA
(P/N 859-0052)
Siren & Battery
are fused
F2
by a 1.8AMP
resetable fus e.
1 AMP
P/N 342-3350
AUX POWER
(-)
BATTERY
TELEPHONE
Tip
Ring
12
TB5
If using Station "Z" Quad cable for ground,
use all 4 conductors. Two wires can be
connected to terminal 1 and two to ter minal 2.
PHONE LINE
EARTH
GROUND
1.5 AMP
P/N 342-3821
F3
(-)
(+)
Resetable Fuse Notes
Will disconnect po wer if DC current
draw exceeds 1.8AMP.
WARNING: Very hot when
triggered: 120°C.
Disconnect battery for 1 min. to reset or,
silence siren. Hydro can stay connected.
Installation Notes for Further Reduction of RF Emissions
1. Terminating cables inside metal enclosure must never cross over the motherboard, behind
it or on top of it. Cables must run along th e sides of the board.
2. Cables being brought into the box should come in through the "knock out" ne arest the
terminal block it is being terminated at. E.g. A/C transformer cable should be brought in
through the knock out nearest the A/ C termianl block. Avoid leaving long cable lengths around
the board or inside box.
KNOCK OUTS
Main Control Board
To Clear Memory
with no power to panel
Short the upper lef t and
lower right silver pads.
See note
below.
Battery
micro-
processor
(+)
PLUG
Watchdog LED
TAMPER
SPRING
P/N 936-6800
I/P1
I/P2
COM
TB6
31 3 11312 2 2 2
Do not connect modules to this Module Bus connector
Reserved for Service use with LCD Keypad.
CABLE
INLET
Use plastic 3/4 in. bushings
P/N 364-5100 to insert in knockouts
before bringing i n cables.
R
A
M
32 pin
E-prom
socket
expansion RAM
36 pin battery backed
J5
IN (default) for Non
Res. UL Fire
OUT for Res. UL Fire
F5
1 AMP
TB9TB8TB7
MODULE BUS
I/P3
I/P4
I/P5
COM
I/P6
COM
I/P7
I/P8
COM
3
MODBUS 1
1432
TB16
TB15
TB14
TB13TB12
MODBUS 2 MODBUS 2
TB11
MODBUS 1
TB10
Host RS485
312
0V
B485
A485
GND/GND
CTS/RTS
RTS/CTS
DSR/DTR
5
DTR/DSR
TX/TX
RI/RI
CD/CD
1432
RX/RX
b
(-)0V
l
a
c
y
Data B
g
Data A
r
1432 1432 1432 1432
(+)12V
e
HOST PORTS
PC/Modem con nec tio n
k
e
l
l
o
w
r
e
e
n
d
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Refer to Installation Instructions P/N 21
-
0369 for further information.
Keypad Modules
LCD Keypad
Area
Armed
Light
Steady =
STAY
Flashing =
Fully ON
When
programming,
use this key
"_" to insert a
blank space
or clear a
character
when cursor
flashing
under it.
Keypad
Wire
Connectors
WELCOME
Enter ID:
Down Arrow Keys
' - #
1 2 3
GHI JKL MNO
4 5 6
PRS TUV WXY
7 8 9
X
Left - Right arrow screen scrolling keys.
Orange = Hardwired Input. Connect common to Black
Blue = Hardwired Output. Obtain negative from Black
ABC DEF
_Q
Z
0
Red = Module Bus 12V Positive
Green = Module Bus Data "A"
Yellow = Module Bus Data "B"
Black = Module Bus Negative
Escape Key
Function Key
X
16 Character,
2 Line LCD
Screen
X
f
Power a device
(e.g. motion detector) from
Red (+) and Black
NOTE: This is Bus power and
must not be overloaded!
System Trouble
Indicator Light
Emergency Keys
Both buttons must be pressed
at same time to activate.
FIRE
POLICE
AUXILIARY
Apply emergency
label types
(supplied) in this
sequence to
match point type
default or blank
labels but, NEVER
LEAVE THESE
SPACES EMPTY!
Piezo sounder
is one volume only
(-- )
There is no Bus communications LED
indicator on the PCB board as whether the
LCD displays or not is used instead.
and not adjustable.
Module Current Rating
= 150mA max.
Always secure keypad base to wall using 4 screws.
Recommended mounting height: 1.5 meters (4 feet, 9 inches) from floor level to the
bottom of the keypad.
WARNING: If upgrading an existing previous version Fx LCD keypad with this one,
each keypad's base is a different size and their mounting holes do not align exactly
the same.
XXXXX
The sticker with the 5 digit serial number, for programming the module in Module
Programming, is located on the keypad PCB back when the keypad base is removed.
After placing the keypad
Apply dealer's logo label
(supplied) in the indented
space on keypad door.
on its base, make sure
the keypad's securing
screw (supplied) is
always I N !
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Arming Station Reader
Mounting
Remove detachable plates to
gain access to screw holes with a
pin like t ool (e.g. paper clip)
in the plate's notched right side.
Refer to Installation Instructions P/N 22-0346 for further information.
screw
hole
Door Unlock
bicolour light
Lights
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
6
9
Armed
Work Late
Silence
Mounting On Drywall
Reader back
Raised
Area
paper clip
example
0
screw
hole
WARNING!
Insert wall anchors FIRST
before cutting hole for inserting
reader back, raised area.
wall plug
screw anchor
Hole cut in
drywall for
reader back,
raised area.
#
Card Reader Only Version
single bicolour
door unlock light
wall plug
screw anchor
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Wiring
NOTE: the Keypad area control communicatio ns
wire must be connected or the Work Late and
Armed LEDs will flash back and forth. 111-8240
GProxI wire is blue. 111-8270 (switch plate) or
111-8267 (mullion) GProxII wire is yellow.
Red Ensure power jumper set to 12V
Orange Controls Door Locked/Unlocked LED
Blue
White Data 1
2
1
4
7
3
5
6
8
9
0
#
Green
Black
or Yellow Keypad area control communications.
Data 0
GND + Shield Wire
Keypad Command Entries
NOTE:
Maximum cable distance from 2 Dr Access Module to
Arming Station is 500 feet.
Reader Connections at Door Access Module
1432
(+)5/1 2 VDC
Green LED
Red LED
Data 1 Clock
56
Data 0
Ground 0V
Arming Station Internal Buzzer follows LCD
Keypad Tones
e.g. Entry/Exit Delay, Work Late Tones etc. as
well as door access conditions e.g. Door Forced.
5V
Reader
12V
Arming Station
current rating =
80mA
Rea de r
Voltage
Jumper
...
<login> represents the form of user identification used e.g. badging card and or ID – PIN entry.
Key Sequence Command
< login > only Access (momentary unlock of door)
1 <login>
1 0 <login>
2 <login>
3 <login>
3 0 <login>
5 <login>
6 <login>
6 n <login>
7 <login>
9 <login>
# # Cancel any keys previously entered
# If performing a “” command with UID/PIN, insert a "#" key between
Turn area off
Turn all areas off
Turn area to stay mode
Turn area on
Turn all areas on
Toggle between Lock Door and Unlock Door & Disarm area
Door commands or if door is locked and area armed – unlocked and area disarmed.
Work Late in this area by 2 hours at a time from the current time. Scheduled
area only.
hours when the arming station will indicate closing time again with the work late LED
flashing and tones. At that time, this command can be used again to extend the
closing time another 2 hours.
Work Late in this area for n hours where n = 1…9. Scheduled area only.
Activate armed state LED display for approximately 20 seconds
To determine arming station’s area conditi on. Armed LED indicates for 20 sec:
green for OFF, red for STAY and flashing red for ON.
Silence alarm (in all areas)
command and UID/PIN entry (e.g. “ 1 # 341 1234 ” for user 341, pin=1234
trying to arm the area 1).
This command can only be used again at the end of the first entered 2
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No Commands (Simple Access)
Door Mode <Login> Notes
Card Only <card> If a UID/PIN is entered, it will be ignored
Card & PIN <card> <pin> UID is not required since the card
automatically ident if ies the <u id >
Card or UID/PIN <card> or <uid> <pin>
UID/PIN Only <uid> <pin> If card is presented, it will be ignored.
<uid> – User ID
With Commands
Door Mode <cmd> <Login> Notes
Card Only <cmd> <card> If a UID/PIN is entered, it will be ignored
Card & PIN <cmd> <card> <pin> Card badging must always be done before
the PIN entry.
Card or UID/PIN <cmd> <card> or
<cmd> # <uid> <pin>
UID/PIN Only <cmd> # <uid> <pin> Pressing “#” is required between the
<cmd> – Command
Pressing “#” is required between the
command and uid/pin entry.
command and uid/pin entry. (Note
<cmd> # <pin> in PIN Only systems)
NOTES:
<login> requires your <card> OR alternatively, your uid/pin.
E.g. <3 digit UID> <4 digit PIN>. Leading zeros cannot be omitted in UID or PIN.
Example 1: Arm area using card – enter < 3 card >
Example 2: Work late for 3 hours using uid/pin – enter < 6 3 # 001 1234 > for user 001 with pin 1234
Example 3: Access area without using card – enter < 001 1234 > for user 001 with pin 1234.
Using Duress Pin at Arming Station
• A Duress Pin (reversing last 2 digits of a user’s pin entered on the keypad to transmit a potential hold-up
LED Indicators
Work Late LED
• Turns on if the area the Arming Station is assigned to is scheduled.
• Turns on solid 15 minutes before scheduled closing time.
• Does not operate if the area is not scheduled.
Door State LED
• Solid red if the door is locked.
• Solid green if the door is unlocked.
• Flashing red during disarming if there had been an alarm in the area.
Armed LED
• When activated, armed LED only stays on for the duration of the area’s Entry/Exit Delay during the following area
condition) can be used at an Arming Station if the duress feature has been enabled in the System Group.
arming state changes.
– Momentarily solid green when the area is disarmed to OFF.
– Momentarily solid red when the area is armed to STAY.
– Momentarily flashing red when the area is armed to Fully ON.
Arming Station Internal Buzzer Indications
• Entry/Exit tones same as LCD keypad.
• Fire Siren – intermittent tone.
• Burglary Siren – steady tone.
• Bad Command Entry – double short beeps.
• Command accepted – single long beep.
• Unauthorized to perform command – double long beep.
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IMPORTANT:
Must refer to Installation Instructions P/N 21
-
9050 for detailed information.
User Guide
P/N 22
-
9050
IMPORTANT:
Suite Security LED Keypads for Apartment and Office Protection
2 Zone
System Armed Red Light
Flashing = System F ully ON
Solid = System in STAY
System Ready to Arm
Green Light
System Trouble
Yellow Light
1
12
4
3
56
789
Keypad Flip Cover
#
0
Protection Point # 1
Red Light
E.g. Main Entrance Door
Protection Point # 2
Red Light
E.g. Entry/Exit Route
Motion Detector
2
Wiring
s
e
r
d
i
a
Keypad
Base
(back
view)
XXXXX
5 digit serial number to
program in "Suite Security"
Programming . Lo cated on
keypad circuit board back,
when this plas tic base is
removed from keypad
housing.
e
W
l
y
l
F
"B" Connect Wire Flyleads to system cables.
RED Module Bus (+)12VDC Power
GREEN Module Bus Data A
YELLOW Module Bus Data B
BLACK Module Bus VDC Power
ORANGE Protection Point Input # 1
PURPLE Protection Point Input # 2
BLUE Output switching to ground.
BLACK #2 Either black can be used for
a Module negative BUS connection or
input point common connection. E.g. this
black could be used to connect input 1
and 2's common connection. A local
power supply's negative connection can
be connected to either of them as a
common for the output to operate.
Mounting Holes
(--)
(P/N 496-1700)
Installation Instructions P/N
21-9050 for Power & Cable
Ratings / Requirements.
Refer to
Release Tab. Ins ert flat head screw driver to push tab forward and release base
from keypad enlcosure to mount base.
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2 Zone Wiring cont.
Protection Input points 1 & 2 and Ou tput Wiring Example
RED
M
O
Keypad
Base
(back view)
GREEN
B
D
U
YELLOW
U
S
L
BLACK
E
ORANGE Protection Point Input # 1
PURPLE Protection Point Input # 2
BLUE Switching to GND Output.
BLACK Input point
common connection.
Output power source
negative.
Separate Data
A,B Cable
Separate
Power Cable
o
C
"
B
"
To output driven device.
E.g. electronic siren with
built in driver.
Siren
t
c
e
n
n
(+)(--)
Common
Negative
Reference
2.2 K
(+)
(--)
Power
Supply
NC NO
CM
Input # 2 e.g. Motion detector alar m contact.
Programmed and wired as normally closed.
NC NO
CM
Input # 1 e.g. Main entrance door contact.
Programmed and wired as norma lly open
with 2.2K end of line resist or.
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f
f
f
f+f
f
f+f+f
f
f
IMPORTANT:
Must refer to Installation Instructions P/N 22
-
0362 for detailed information.
User Guide
P/N 22
-
9050
8 Zone
Input Points
Ready
Light
Area
Armed
Light
Steady =
STAY
Flashing =
Fully ON
Softkey Symbol Defi nitions
These keys can be used for Quick Arming from OFF wit h out having to include a PIN.
Pressing the Functi on key and then one of these key s will silence the arming tone.
Key Symbol Definitions and Functions
1 2 3
4 5 6
!
7 8 9
Arm to Stay with an Entry delay.
Arm to Stay with out an Ent ry delay. Instant alar m if entry made.
Arm to Fully On
1
2345
S
T
Function Key
0
Refer to Installation Instructions P/N 22-0362 and 2 Z one
Instructions P/N 21-9050 for Power & Cable Ratings / Requirements
67
Escape Key
X
8
Enter a user PIN only, to disarm the
system or silence an alarm c ondition.
f = function key
Pressing:
Fire Alarm
Light
System Trouble
Indicator Light
Emergency Keys
Both buttons pressed at
same time to activate.
FIRE
POLICE
AUXILIARY
The system trouble
indicator light will flash fast
if there is communication
trouble with the Module
Bus. Flash slowly if the
main control has AC Hydro
failure. On solid if the
keypad or input with tamper
supervision, is in tamper.
Apply
emergency label
types (supplied)
in this sequence
to match point
type default or
blank labels but,
NEVER LEAVE
THESE
SPACES
EMPTY!
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
or
1 2
S
T
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
+
+
+
+
!
+
+
+
+
0
+
+
+
= Grant lobby access.
PIN
= Verify User. Sends the main controller user identification in the event of a false alarm.
PIN
= Enable Chime.
PIN
= Disable Chime
PIN
= System test.
PIN
PIN
= Walk Test. As protection points are tripped, their keypad lights lock in for 5 min. or
press "X" to stop.
= Master User assigns new User's Authority Level and PIN.
PIN
F9 + master PIN + new user # (1 - 8) + Authority Level # + user's PIN # + confirm the same PIN #.
A user can be deleted by making the same entires but entering "0000" as their PIN #, twice.
The user's Authority Level must be "Suite Security Unassigned" to begin with in the Director 2 Software to assign
the user to this Suite Security Keypad.
Protection Point #
Master PIN
old PIN
depending on configurations. Repeat to turn them off.
Keypad tones when entry door opened.
LEDs, sounders turn on for 5 secs.
= Bypass/Unbypass input point.
PIN
+
User's PIN
+
new PIN confirm new PIN
++
= Displays user's ID number 1 - 8.
= Change PIN #.
= Output control. Pressing 1 can turn on output 1 and 2 can turn on output 2,
PIN
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8 Zone Wiring and Mounting
Module Bus
1432
O/P2
(+)12V
Data A
n
d
w
e
o
l
e
l
r
e
g
y
Tamper
Spring
(-)0V
Data B
k
c
a
l
b
GND
COM
(+)12V
e
r
Current Consum ption
= 160mA max.
Reader
12
Data 0
Self resetting 0.5A fuse.
Unit voltage O K
indicator LED
Output 1
enabled LED
Output 2
enabled LED
NOTE: Output 2
current rating is
25mA.
Outputs
1432 5
O/P1
NC
NO
Always secure keypad base to wall using 4 scr ews.
Apply dealer's logo label
(supplied) in the indented
space on keypad door.
Recommended mounting height: 1.5
meters (4 feet, 9 inches) from floor
level to the bottom of the keypad.
Inputs
I/P6
I/P7
1
2345
313 1132 2 2
I/P8
COM
XXXXX
5 digit serial
number to
program in
Module
Programming
67
8
312
I/P3
I/P4
I/P5
COM
COM
I/P1
I/P2
Data 1
COM
Module Bus
communications
indicator LED
After placing the
keypad on its
base, make sure
the keypad's
securing screw
(supplied) is
always I N !
• Each 8 Zone Module 5 digit serial address sticker on the printed circuit board is entered in the “Suite
Security” programming. Not the Module programming.
Output 1 is a form “C” contact that changes state when this output turns on.
•
• Output 2 is a standard output that turns on 12VDC when it is enabled. It has a low current rating of 25mA to
trigger e.g. a low current relay.
• Input points can be configured as normally closed or open end of line (with 2.2K resistor) only.
• The Master Suite Security User can edit only Suite Security Authority Levels at the Suite Security Keypad and
LCD keypad. All other configurations must be done through the Director Software.
• Director Suite Security Authority Level “0”, System Authority Only means the user has no Suite Security abilities.
• Suite Security user groups can be allocated in blocks of 8 users. These are Director Suite Security Authority Level
“1”, Suite Security Unassigned. The F + 9 + PIN at a Suite Security keypad requires the user to be predefined in
the Director software database although you do not actually have to assign them to the suite (i.e. Suite Security
Authority of unassigned). A user assigned with suite Security Master Authority or through the Director software by
an Operator can do this via the Suite Security keypad MODULE at a later time. It simply allocates the space in the
database for the possible 8 users per Suite Security keypad similar to how you allocate points for possible future
use. The Director software restricts User's 1-8 to Suite Security keypad MODULE #1, User's 9-16 for Suite
Security keypad MODULE #2, etc .
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Authority Levels
MASTER enter “2”
Turn System ON
Turn System OFF
Turn System to STAY
Bypass Zones
Remove Bypass
Test System
Edit Users
Reset Alarms
Output Key Use
RESIDENT enter “3”
GUEST enter “4”
CLEANER enter “5”
Adding an Electronic Siren
• If it is necessary to add an electronic siren with a built in driver, the recommended connection is to use the on
board form “C” relay.
• An additional power supply must be added, as the Suite Security module does not have sufficient power to run a
siren.
• Connect the siren’s negative power connection to the power supply’s negative supply.
• Connect the power supply’s positive connection to the Suite Security module’s output # 1 relay common
connection.
• Connect the siren’s positive connection to output # 1 relay normally open connection. Program output # 1 to follow
when the area is in alarm (fire/burglary).
• When the area is in alarm, output # 1 will trigger and supply power to run the siren.
• The maximum number of Suite Security Modules that can be connected to one Main Panel is 60 and is separated
into 30 daisy chained on data connection: Module Bus 1 and 30 daisy chained on data connection: Module Bus 2
of the main control board.
• The ratio between the number of Suite Security Modules that can be used and regular modules that can be used
on one Main Panel is 5 Suite Security Modules for every 1 regular module.
• It is important to consider power requirements in big Suite Security Module systems. Adequate power supplies
must be added to the Suite Security Module cable runs and paralleled onto the Module Bus connections of the
Suite Security Module on the run that is designated where more power will be needed. Remember to add an
isolating diode to the Module Bus 12VDC connection at the Main Panel’s control board end as described in
Appendix “A”, “Adding a power supply to the Module Bus”, of this document. Otherwise, “Battery Trouble” will
occur.
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8 and 16 Input/Output Exp ansion Modules
Refer to Installation Instructions P/N 22-0363 for
further information.
O/P15
O/P16
0V
0V
14321432
0V
O/P14
0V
O/P13
1432
TB9TB5TB1TB6TB2
312 312 312 312
5 digit serial number to
program in Module
Programming
XXXXX
Annunciator
output board
male plug.
Switched (+)
O/P1
0V
Switched (-)
O/P2
(+) 12V
I/P1
COM
I/P2
I/P3
COM
I/P4
I/P5
COM
I/P6
I/P7
COM
I/P8
O/P3
TB10 TB11 TB12
LED 1 Bus
communications
indicator
LED 2
follows O/P1
Tamper Pins
O/P4
O/P5
0V
312 312 312
0V
F1
P/N 342-3356
1/2 AMP
O/P6
Module Bus Aux Power
O/P7
0V
(-)
(+) 12V
(-)
(+) 12V
0V
Data B
Data A
(+) 12V
I/P16
COM
I/P15
I/P14
COM
I/P13
I/P12
COM
I/P11
I/P10
COM
I/P9
O/P8
1432
TB13
1432
312
312
312312
TB14
black
yellow
green
red
TB4
TB7 TB3 TB8
identical
operation
LED 9
LED 10
LED 11
LED 12
LED 13
1432
LED 14
TB9TB1TB2
LED 15
LED 16
I/P1
COM
312 312
I/P2
5 digit serial
number to
program in Module
Programming
I/P3
COM
I/P4
Outputs 3 - 8 do not exist.
Annunciator
Output Board
follows O/P1
XXXXX
TB3TB4
TB1 TB2
F1
1/2 AMP
P/N 342-3356
LED 1 Bus
communications
indicator
LED 2
Tamper Pins
0V
O/P12
0V
O/P11
0V
O/P10
0V
1432 1432
O/P9
(+) 12V
(+) 12V
Data B
Data A
(+) 12V
Module Bus Aux Power
COM
COM
(-)
(-)
0V
I/P8
I/P7
I/P6
I/P5
1432
TB13
1432
312
312
TB14
black
yellow
green
red
TB4
TB3
16 Input (8 Ou tput) Expander Module
16 Outputs with Annunciator Output Board
Current rating = 25mA without
annunciator card. 60mA with
annunciator card and all LEDs on.
8 Input (2 Output) Expander Module
10 outputs with Annunciator Output Board
Current rating = 25mA without
annunciator card. 52mA with
annunciator card and all LEDs on.
• The Annunciator Output Board (P/N 650-2660) can be used on either Input / Output module.
• When used on the 8 Input module, outputs 1 and 2 can be programmed but, in order to program outputs and
LEDs 9 – 16 on the annunciator card, outputs 3 – 8 must be skipped.
• The 8 Input module must still be assigned 16 outputs in order to program outputs/LEDs 9 – 16 on the annunciator
card.
• Outputs 1 and 2 are identical operation on both modules.
• 16 Inputs and 16 outputs are available on the 16 Input module using the annunciator card.
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Output/Relay Card
TB4
312312 312
TB5
TB3
Mounting Holes
Screw into plastic
base posts at top of
Expander board.
Annunciator output
board female plug
back of this board.
Plug into Expand er board male plug
used for 8 outpu t/LED annunc. card
0V
O/P15
O/P16
LED2
Follows relay2
LED1
Follows relay1
0V
O/P14
Relay 2
J1
normal
dual
Relay 1
O/P13
O/P10
O/P12
NO
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
O/P9
0V
O/P11
312
Form 'C' relays rated at 2 AMPS.
Current consumption = 70mA
312
with both relays/LEDs energized.
TB1 TB2
• Can be used in place of the 8-output/LED-annunciator card on 8 and 16 point Expander pods to reduce
installation of additional separate relays.
• Output 9 and 10 are relay outputs that can be configured the same as regular outputs but whose
contacts will change state upon activation.
• Outputs 11 to 16 act as standard voltage outputs that will turn 12VDC high upon activation.
• When using the card with the 8-pt. Expander, the pod is configured with 16 outputs and outputs 1 and 2
on the board can be programmed. Outputs 3 to 8 must be skipped, as they do not exist. Programming
for the card would then begin at 9 to 16.
• With the 16-pt. Expander, a full 16 outputs can be programmed.
Dual Action Relays
• When jumper J1 is in the lower position (dual), programming output 9 will cause both relays 1 and 2 to
trigger at the same time. Output 10 can not be programmed or used.
• When jumper J1 is in the upper position (normal), relay 1 will respond to output 9’s programming and
relay 2 will respond to output 10’s programming.
• In either jumper position, outputs 11 to 16 will react normally.
• If jumper J1 is not connected at all, relay 1 will follow output 9 but relay 2 and output 10 will not function
at all.
• LED 1 follows relay 1 when triggered and LED 2 follows relay 2 when triggered for Service use only.
NOTE: Also compatible with Chubb Smart Commercial Concentrator. Connected to a Chubb Smart alarm
system, card outputs would be 1 – 8. On a Smart commercial concentrator connected to a Fx/ISM Smart
Pod, card outputs would be the same as stated here, 9 – 16.
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Refer to Installation Instructions P/N 22
-
0365 for further information.
RF Wireless Modules
Version 1
Insert in block inn er terminals
12 12
to align with module cover.
Antennas
NOTE: If the system’s Feature Set is greater than 5,
Module, Input number Type and Name are
programmed in the Director software program and
sent to the panel. All other wireless sensor
programming described here is done at the system’s
LCD keypad ‘Configs’ screens. Regardless that after
entering Configs, “No Local Edits” displays.
Monitor RF Module PCB
Current rating = 52 m A
Power ON LED
and RF reception
indicator.
5 digit serial num be r to
program in Module
Programming
Module Bus
Interface
Board
XXXXX
Bus
communications
indicator LED
ON
15678432
Dip Switch
Settings
must be left
in these
positions.
Tamper
Spring
Module Bus
ON
Jumper
J1 must
be out.
(+) 12V
1432
red
12
Data A
green
Data B
yellow
J1
0V
black
• Referred to as an Application Module.
• Uses ITI learn mode wireless sensors at 319.5 frequency.
• Maximum 32 sensors can be programmed per one Version 1 RF module.
• 16 wireless hand held keypads can be programmed per one V1 RF module.
• Programming is done locally through the LCD keypad. The RF module must be connected to the Module bus to
program.
• Mount centrally to the wireless sensors.
• Range approximately 31 meters (100 feet).
• If more than one V1 RF module is used, separate them 2.5 meters (8.5 feet) apart to prevent interference.
Programming
• Enter the module’s 5-digit address in Module programming and assign required number of input points for the
number of sensors being used. Do not assign outputs, as there are none. Turn on tamper and all other settings
may remain defaulted. Exit the Module programming and then go back to Module programming and the same
address. This initializes the module.
Hand Held Keypads
• When back at the same Module programming 5 digit address, press Save.
• Display reads No Keypad Learn. The first keypad-programming screen is e.g. M002A (A = 1
Keypad programming screens following this one are e.g. M001
can be programmed.
• Press the right arrow key. Display reads Enroll Keypad .
• Press the “ f “ (function) key on the hand held keypad.
• LCD keypad display changes to 00000.
• The first 2 zeros represent the area the keypad is assigned to.
• The next 3 zeros represent the input # the hand held keypad’s panic button (police badge icon) is assigned to.
Reserve a point # in the group of inputs assigned to the RF module for this.
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keypad).
B – P for a total of 16 hand held keypads that
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RF Handheld Keypad Operation
User Code + Command Key + 1 Turns Area OFF
User Code + Command Key + 2 Turns Area to STAY
User Code + Command Key + 3 Turns Area to Fully ON
User Code + Command Key + 4 System Test (turns on LCD keypad lights/sounder, system
siren for 5 seconds.
User Code + Command Key + 9 Clears or silences alarms.
User Code + Function Key + 1, 2
… 9
Function Key Press once to learn RF Hand Held Keypad into system.
(Escape Key) Used to clear incorrect entries.
Police Badge Icon Button Panic Button. Press and hold until rapid beeps heard to
NOTE: If “Allow User Entry Delay” in System programming is enabled, and a user arms to STAY, they are prompted
with a next screen message if they want an Entr y Delay or not while in ST A Y. If the area the Handhe ld Keypad is
assigned to is turned to STAY using the Handheld KP, this feature will default to “User Entry Delay Allowed”.
Engage Programmable Outputs Functions
enable.
Sensors
• Enter Point programming and the first input point # assigned to the RF module.
TIP: An easy way to find points assigned to this module and any modules with inputs and outputs is to
press the middle button when in the point’s main screen where its point type is configured. E.g. P001
button displays:
• Pressing the button below this will indicate on a help screen what module the point you are at is connected to.
E.g. screen displays:
digit module address). Outputs do not show, as the RF module has none. A module with outputs would also
include
applicable, in this special screen.
• Wireless sensor’s circuit types are always “0” – normally closed.
• Press Save and enter the Sensor’s name (12 characters max.) e.g. PIR JOHNS RM
• Press Save and a different screen displays saying No Sensor Learn.
• Press the right arrow key. Screen changes to Enroll…, Stop, Force.
• Trigger the tamper on the sensor or if there is no tamper, cause it to alarm.
• If it is not convenient to tamper the sensor, then it can be force learned by pressing the button beneath Force.
Cause the sensor to alarm to learn it into the system. Pressing the button beneath Stop can stop the Force
method.
• When the sensor has been learned, the screen will change to default: 3 .
• 3 represents the sensor’s supervisory signal time limit (0=disabled, 1=2hrs, 2=6hrs, 3=12hrs, 4=24hrs). The first
check mark is sensor tamper on or off. The second check is the hardwire input. Normally closed =
open =
keypad will toggle it.
• Press Save. Screen displays “Programming” and changes to the sensor’s wireless address e.g. Cnt:56DB5. Cnt
= wireless door window contact.
• The sensor has now been learned.
b000 – 000 in place of the mod address number. bCAPL output group and the output number range
. With the LCD screen cursor flashing under a check mark or a box, pressing any key number on the
(or ? for other modules).
002 (module # 2) Wireless (RF module) p013 – 016 (input point range 13 to 16) S#10097 (5
0, middle
normally
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SENSOR
CATEGORY
Cnt Door Window Contact (surface mount)
FrP Fire Pull 3. .
Frz Freeze Temperature Detector 3..
Gls Glass Break Detector 3..
HKP Hand Held Keypad 0. .
PIR Passive Infra-red Detector 3..
Pnc Panic Pendant OR Hand Held Double Button Panic 0. .
Rcn Recessed Contact 3..
RoR Rate of Rise Detector 3. .
Smk Smoke Detector 3. .
SoS Shock and Sound Detector 3..
??? Unknown sensor type – delete this sensor and re-learn
- also used as an RF transmitter for hard wire inputs
- e.g. Overhead Door Contacts
DESCRIPTION DEFAULT
SETTINGS
.
3.
Testing (Signal Strength)
• Use the Service PIN to go to the TEST menu.
• Select App for application module and then W/L for wireless.
• Select Scan. Activate a sensor.
• The screen will display information about each sensor it receives. E.g. Cnt56DB5 (door/window contact and its
address),
• Press XESC escape to return to the TEST screen. Press Signal.
• Activate a sensor. Screen indicates signal strength of sensor it receives. E.g. “Strength is 8 !”. Signal strength of
7 to 8 is acceptable. Signal strength of 6 or less is poor to unacceptable. The input point # transmitting will also
indicate:
• Another method to check if a sensor is transmitting is to stand near the RF module holding a sensor and activate
the sensor. The large green LED, visible through the module’s cover will flash upon activating the sensor to
indicate signal transmission.
• RF Module sensor inputs OK or Not OK and Tamper can be checked in System Status/Area/Points.
• RF Module, hand held keypad(s) and sensor status can be checked in System Status under App – Wireless
using the left or right arrow LCD keypad keys for conditions such as low battery, sensor loss. Disregard any codes
in lower right corner of these screens.
014 (input #14), 80 02 4 (sensor transmit codes).
(Tx: 014).
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