Menvier Security TS510 Installation Manual

TS510

INTRUDER ALARM CONTROL PANEL

INSTALLATION

MANUAL

Menvier Security Ltd., Hither Green, Clevedon, Avon BS21 6XU

Tel: [phone], Fax: [phone], Tlx: 44782

CONTENTS

SPECIFICATION

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1

INTRODUCTION

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1

PRE-INSTALLATION PANEL TEST

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2

INSTALLING THE PANEL

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2

SYSTEM WIRING

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3

REMOTE KEYPAD

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6

DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR

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6

PROGRAMMING

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9

DEFAULTS

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9

Complete the programming and zone reference records,leave these with
the control panel for future reference. Complete the Zone Location
Record at the back of the user manual, and leave it with the customer.

Fully train the customer in the use of the system, as this will save much
wasted time later on in answering simple questions over the telephone.

COPYRIGHT

: All rights reserved. No part of the information

contained in this document may be reproduced or
copied by any means without the written permission
of Menvier Security.

Pt No B.18783 Drg No 33:0919:00.Iss 04.Doc 01

© Menvier Security Ltd. 1993

Issue 4: June 93 Page 1

SPECIFICATION

5 Programmable Zones with individual Tamper circuits, plus Fixed PA, Exit Terminator and
programmable Keysw i tc h/F inal Exit cir cuit.
Outputs for Bell, Strobe, 16 Loudspeaker and two programmable outputs.
Optional Remote Keypad (4 max).
Plug-on digicom DC3, or plug-on interface (TS510.IF) for connection to digicoms (eg DC28,
Redcare STU, Paknet etc.)
Conforms to BS4737: Part 1: 1986

INPUT VOLTAGE 240V ±10% 50Hz
PANEL DC CURRENT 30mA, 100mA in alarm
REM DC CURRENT10mA
CURRENT AVAILABLE 750mA MAX (AUX + BELL CURRENT)
BATTERY CAPACITY 12V, 2.6/3.2AHr (batteries not supplied)
DIMENSIONS W x H x D Weight

Panel 260 x 213 x 85mm 1.5Kg
Remote Keypad 125 x 127 x 32mm 200g

ENVIRONMENT 0-55C (INDOORS)

INTRODUCTION

This Installation Manual is intended to help you install the TS510 as quickly and easily as
possible. It is therefore very important to read the manual thoroughly

before

starting any

work. This is particularly significant if it is your first TS510 installation.
If you have installed a TS510 before then you may wish to turn straight to the Quick

Reference Guide (Page 8) to refresh your memory.

Figure 1 - TS510 ASSEMBLY LAYOUT

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PRE-INSTALLA TION PA NEL TEST (OPTIONAL)

1 Unpack the TS510, remove the two screws from the front of the panel and lift away

the left hand cover. Disconnect the transformer leads, release the clip near the top of
the PCB and then carefully rem ove the complete right hand cover assembly.

CAUTION: Do not touch the surface of the PCB as this may cause static damage
to the product.

2 Connect the mains supply to the fused terminal block using a suitable cable, and then

replace the right hand cover assembly ensuring that it is securely c lipped in place and
the transformer leads are reconnected. Check that all the ZONE and TAMPER
terminal blocks are correctly linked out, then replace the left hand cover. (The battery
is not necessary at this stage)

3 Switch on the power and enter the default user code, [5678]. The [UNSET] LED will

flash and, after 5 seconds, the setting sequence will begin. Wait until the exit tone
ceases and a two tone confirmation signal is heard. The panel is now SET and the
[UNSET] LED is out.

4 With the panel still in the SET condition, remove the left hand cover thereby releasing

the tamper switch. Ensure that the sounder operates at full volume.

5 With the left hand cover still removed, enter [5678] to unset the panel ([UNSET] LED

on), and check that the [T AMPER] LED flashes.

Successful completion of this procedure indicates that the panel is working correctly and is
ready to install. If unsuccessful, switch off and re-apply the mains (ensuring that the Exit
Terminator is linked out to reset the system to factory defaults. Repeat the procedure and if
still unsuccessf ul c ontact your supplier.

INSTALLING THE PANEL

NOTE. THE PANEL MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO THE MAINS

VIA AN UNSWITCHED FUSED SPUR.

Remove the two screws from the front of the panel and carefully lift away the left hand cover.
Disconnect the transformer leads, release the clip near the top of the PCB and then remove
the complete right hand cover assembly. CAUTION: Do not touch the surface of the PCB

as this may cause static damage to the product.

Place the base on the wall where it is required and mark the screw positions. Remove the
base, then drill and plug the wall. Fix the base to the wall.

Connect the mains to the fused (160mA) terminal block in the panel, then replace the right
hand cover assem bly reme mbering to reconnect the transformer leads. The panel is now
ready to wire and progr amme.

NOTE: When connecting the battery, if the red LED near to the

AUX fuse is illuminated, then the battery has been incorrectly
connected or the battery volta ge is below 8 Volts. Disconnect the
battery and reconnect correctly, on reconnecting the battery the
LED will switch off.

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SYSTEM WIRING

All ZONE and TAMPER inputs are linked out prior to despatch from the factory. Remove
these links from those zones which are to be used, but leave the links in unused zones. The
EXIT TERMINATOR link MUST BE REMOVED even if this facility is not used, otherwise all
programmed information will be lost on total power loss (mains and battery).

WHEN PLANNING AND INSTALLING THE WIRING:­1 Ensure that the mains cable, circuit cables and telecom cables are kept separate, and

that mains cable enter s the housi ng as near to the fused terminal block as possible.

2 Ensure that the circuit, tamper and remote keypad cables are not routed adjacent to

AC or RF c abling and are not run in m ul ti c ore c abl es with bells or sounders.

3 Insulation testing should only be carried out when the cable under test is disconnected

from electronic circuitry at both ends.

Figure 2 - SAMPLE Wiring Diagram (showing Double Pole and End Of Line Resistor wiring)