Bentel Security Academy8L User manual

BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to modify the technical specifications of this product
without prior notice.
Digital Communicator Control Panel
Emission:
Immunity:
Low voltage:
Burglar alarm system:
EN 50081-1/1992
EN 50130-4/1995+A1/1999
EN 60950/1996 + A4/1997
CEI 79/2 2a Ed. 1993
TBR21-1/1993
complies to:
Terminal Equipment(TE):
BENTEL SECURITY declines all responsibility in the event of
unauthorized intervention on the control panel.
The control panel has been developed and made according to the highest
standards of quality, reliability and performance adopted by BENTEL
SECURITY srl.
Installation of the control panel must carried out strictly according to the
instructions, and in compliance with the safety laws in force.
To make sure your system continues to work as intended, you must test your
system every month. Consult the installer for testing and maintenance
instructions. If your system does not work correctly, call your installer for
service.
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Main Unit Manual: ACADEMY8L Control Panel and Digital Communicator
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARTS 5
The Main Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
INSTALLATION 6
Mounting the Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Terminal board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Power supply connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Open Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
A Typical System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
NCDUEVOX voice board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
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Figure 1 Parts
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PARTS
The table below provides a brief description of each part (the numbers in
boldface refer to the parts illustrated in the figure 1), and the meaning of
the ON / OFF status of each indicator LED.
PARTS DESCRIPTIONS
14 screws
25 Indicator LEDs
34 holes (Ø 5 mm)
4NormVox2 voice board connector
5Protection fuse for sensor and auxiliary power supply (250 V - 5 A)
6Protection fuse against polarity inversion on battery (250 V - 8 A)
7DB9 connector for PC connection via serial cable
8-8a Tamper microswitch; 8a optional (see Installation Manual page 26)
9Connector for the 3 A switching power supply BAQ35 or BAW35
(optional)
10 3 holes for wires (Ø40 mm)
11 Mains connection terminals (230 V~ ±10% / 150 mA)
12 Housing for 13.8 V / 7 Ah standby battery (optional)
13 Service mode jumper. Connection of this jumper will disable the Alarm
outputs for maintenance purposes.
14 Battery connectors
15 Firmware Release: to be communicated to Service dealer
LEDs STATUS
ON:
OFF: Panel powered from mains Mains failure----Panel powered by the battery
OFF:
ON: Battery OK Battery low or battery trouble
OFF:
ON: Fuse 5 intact (power to sensors) Fuse 5 blown
OFF:
ON: Communicator in standby status: telephone line free Telephone line engaged by the communicator
OFF:
ON: Communication bus OK Communication bus trouble
PARTS 5

INSTALLATION
Mounting the Panel
The Panel should be located in a dry area, preferably near the mains
power source and incoming telephone line.
Follow the installation instructions carefully, and refer to figure 1.
Step 1 Unfasten the screws (1) and remove the front.
Step 2 Check for cable conduits and water pipes before drilling. Use the back box
as a drill pattern (holes 3).
Step 3 Attach the NCDUEVOX voice board 8 (if used).
Step 4 Pull the wires through the hole (10) and mount the back box.
Terminal board
Below is a description of the Main Unit terminal board, keypads and key
readers.
ØThe Terminal column shows the terminal number and the identifier of each
terminal (in square brackets).
ØThe DESCRIPTION column provides a description of each terminal.
The V column shows the voltage on the corresponding terminal.
The Icolumn shows the maximum current for each terminal.
Where (1) or (2) is shown as the value in the I column refer to the footnote
below the terminal description table.
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Terminal DESCRIPTION VI
5-8-11-14
17-20-23-26 [+F] Sensor power-supply terminals 13.8 (1)
6-9-12-15-18
21-24-27 [L1……L8] Alarm Zones programmable as NC, NO, Balanced or Double Balanced - -
7-10-13-16-19-22
25-28-30-36 [ ] Ground and Negative 0-
1 [+] Power supply to additional devices (keypads and key
readers) 13.8 (1)
2 [C] Connection terminal for standard BPI control devices
(keypads and key readers) - -
3 [R] Connection terminal for standard BPI control devices
(keypads and key readers) - -
4 [-] Power supply (negative) (keypads and key readers)
29 [AS] Balanced Tamper line - -
38[+A] Terminal for indoor sirens
Standby status èterminal open
Alarm status èvoltage on terminal 13.8 (2)
37 [+N] Terminal for self-powered sirens
Standby status èvoltage on terminal
Alarm status èterminal open 13.8 (1)
34-35-36
[NC-COM-NO]
Voltage free alarm-relay contacts
Standby status èNC connected to COM and NO open
Alarm status èNO connected to COM and NC open -3
31 [K] Auxiliary terminal to Arm / Disarm the Panel by means non-standard BPI devices
(keylock switch, digital key, proximity key, etc.) 13.8 -
39-40-41-42
[O1] [O2] [O3] [O4] Programmable open-collector output 00.5
33 [+B] Auxiliary power supply 13.8 (1)
45-46 [LE] Incoming telephone line connection terminals - -
47-48 [LI] Terminals for line sharing devices
(switchboard, telephone, fax, modem, etc.) - -
49 []Earth - -
(1) The total current absorbed by terminals [+F], [+B], [+] and [+N] must not
exceed 1 A.
(2) Terminal [+A] can absorb up to 2.5 A for short periods.
INSTALLATION 7

Power supply connection
The Panel is powered by the Mains source (230 V/50 Hz) through an on-
board power supply. The Mains wires must be connected to the terminals (11)
and the battery must be plugged into the connectors (14).
On power up----the green LED Main (on the Panel) will go ON.
The red LEDs:
Battery
Fuse
Communicator
Communication Bus ---- will all go OFF.
+On power up (Open Panel) the OPEN LED on the keypad will go ON but the
Panel will not generate a Tamper Alarm. However, once the Panel is closed
a Tamper Alarm will be generated if the Panel is reopened.
The battery (13.8 V, 7 Ah max. not supplied) will supply power during mains
failure. Mains failure will be signalled as follows:
ØMAIN LED on the Panel will go OFF.
ØTROUBLE LED on the Control Keypad will go ON.
ØActivation of one of the auxiliary outputs: 39[O1], 40[O2], 41[O3], 42[O4]----if
programmed to signal TROUBLE.
The cause of trouble must always be eliminated before the battery empties. To-
tal power failure (mains and battery) will not affect the configuration, as the non-
volatile memory will save any changes made during Armed status.
Open Panel
Access the programming phase before opening the Panel for servicing,
testing etc., as this will disable the Tamper microswitch.
Step 1 Enter INSTALLER PIN.
Step 2 Press to access programming.
Step 3 Open the Panel.
or
Step 1 Enter MAIN USER PIN.
Step 2 Press .
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Step 3 Press to access programming.
Step 4 Open the Panel and service as required.
The OPEN LED on the keypads will stay ON until the Panel is closed
again. No alarms will be generated during this phase.
Step 5 Close the Panel.
Step 6 Press to exit the programming phase.
A Typical System
Figure 2 illustrates a typical system.
ØIncoming telephone line connection
ØSignalling device connections----indoor siren and self-powered siren
ØConnection of a burglar sensor to line L1
ØConnection of three fire sensors to line L8
ØTamper line connection
ØConnection of additional devices (Keypad and Key reader) to the BPI bus
Please note:
ØLine L1 must be programmed as Double Balanced. This configuration
provides tamper detection, and requires two wires only.
ØLine L8 must be programmed as Fire and the auxiliary output (terminal
42[O4]) as Fire GND ---- Normally Closed.
Not all Alarm line connections are illustrated, however, burglar sensors
must be connected as per line L1, and fire sensors as per line L8.
+Use shielded cable----one end must be connected to the Panel ground and
the other to the device ground.
INSTALLATION 9

Figure 2 A Typical System

INSTALLATION 11

NCDUEVOX voice board
How to attach the NCDUEVOX voice board
Disconnect the Mains and battery before attaching the NCDUEVOX board
to a Panel that is in service.
Step 1 Slot the NCDUEVOX voice board into its holder----microphone to the top.
Step 2 Connect the NCDUEVOX cable (40) to the connector (4) on the Main Unit
board.
Step 3 When the NCDUEVOX is properly attached----complete the connections
then power the Panel, and record the alarm messages, as per the instruc-
tions in the INSTALLATION MANUAL.
The optional OmniaVox-MS and Speaker will allow Remote Listen-in on
ambients, other than that of the Panel. Locate the OmniaVox-MS and
Speaker as required then complete the connections with the Voice Board
(use shielded cable only). Refer to the Installation Manual.
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Figure 3 Attaching the NCDUEVOX board