BRINKS BHS 2000A Assembly instructions

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BHS 2000A PANEL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INSTALLATION & PROGRAMMING
MANUAL
2. TESTING/UPGRADING/VARIATIONS
FROM "C" PANLEL
3. S Y S TEM OPERATION
(2000ABND.SAM)
August 15,1994

Table of Contents
Introduction
Installation
Alarm Control Panel
System Control Station
Digital Communicator
ZIB-8 8-Zone expander
Electrical Connections
Hook-up label
Programming options
Prism
Keypad programming (PGM-670)
Programming Worksheet
Programming
Trouble shooting
UL and CSFM Verification
ULC verification
Specifications

BRINKS BHS-2000A ALARM CONTROL PANEL AND DCU-602B SYSTEM CONTROL
STATION
INTRODUCTION
The BHS-2000A Burglar and Fire Alarm Security System is a microprocessor based Alarm Control Panel
(ACP) which offers sophisticated alarm control, detection and reporting functions at a price considerably
less than other panels with similar features. The panel which is housed in rugged steel cabinet, contains no
user indicators or switches therefore its installation location can be chosen to make the hookup wiring more
convenient. The BHS-2000A ACP contains 8 individually programmable zones of protection (detection
loops). All zones use a 4.7K ohm End-of Line (EOL) resistor for supervision unless otherwise
programmed. The 8 programmable zones can be configured to function as any one of 14 different types of
detection circuits including fire.
The BHS Series ACP also contains an integral 32 channel, multi-format digital communicator that is
compatible with most major brand receivers. {BHS-2000A reports in SIA only}. With its extended data
reporting capabilities, it can send more than 1000 different alarm and status reports to the Alarm
Monitoring Center (AMC). The desired system configuration, optional features and other operation
characteristics of both the ACP and the digital communicator are programmed into a EEPROM
(Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory). The panel is shipped pre-programmed with
standard features which may be changed. With an optional Programming Display Module (PGM-670). The
BHS-2000A may also be programmed remotely over the telephone using PRISM II along with an IBM AT
or compatible. Using PRISM II Software multiple panel programs may be programmed from Sctatch or
from templates and either automatically or manually downloaded in a manner of seconds.
The same software/modem combinations may be used to bypass a swinging contact, or access Alarm
Memory information of the last alarm events along with present System status or disconnect service to a
non paying client.
The BHS-2000A ACP has a built in alarm siren driver for local alarm sounding purposes, as well as all of
the other optional features normally required in a modem state-of the art-plus security system.
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The SCS is a surface mounted decorative remote control unit consisting of a 12 button keypad, 3
Emergency Dispatch keys, and an easy to read static LCD type display in addition to an internal audio
annunciator (beeper). This remote control provides all of the required input/output (unctions used in the
daily operation of the system.
IMPORTANT
PLEASE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE BHS-2000A USERS MANUAL BEFORE
PROCEEDING TO READ THIS MANUAL OR ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL THE SYSTEM. THE
USERS MANUAL DESCRIBES THE NUMEROUS FEATURES , FUNCTIONS, AND OTHER USER
INTERFACE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SYSTEM IN GREAT DETAIL. THEREFOR, USERS
MANUAL INFORMATION WILL NOT BE REPEATED IN THIS MANUAL.
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MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
Many features have been designed into the BHS-2000A ACP and SCS to enable quick and simple system
installation and troubleshooting. The ACP contains no user switches or indicators thus enabling the
installer to select the mounting location most convenient for wiring. The decorative SCS may be installed
in a variety of locations (up to 4) to offer the most convenience to the user.
ALARM CONTROL PANEL (ACP)
The ACP should be mounted in a convenient, dry location near a power outlet. We recommend the ACP
not be mounted in an attic or any other similar location likely to contain excess heat. The ACP is typically
mounted on a wall using screws, toggle or Molly bolts through the holes provided in the rear of the cabinet.
Using the metal housing as a mounting template, mark and drill the two top mounting screw holes. Screw
the top screws partially in and hang the hosing on the screws in order to mark the fcxact location for the
lower mounting screw holes.
Wiring from the external accessories is brought into the metal cabinet through one or more of the entry
holes or knockouts provided. To avoid possible confusion, we suggest that the different wires be labeled
and their polarity indicated. This is not only helpful during installation, but allow at a latfer date if any
troubleshooting is required.
In order to prevent possible accidental damage to the printed circuit board, we suggest that the board be
removed only if repairs are necessary. When removing or wiring with the main printed circuit board, care
should be taken to first discharge any static buildup by touching the metal hosing before handling the
board. Handle the printed circuit board by touching ONLY the edges of the board, heat sink, or terminal
strips.
Battery leads are already attached to the printed circuit have quick-connect slide connectors for attachment
to the battery.
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The ACP contains 8 different independently programmable zones of protection (detection loops). All
zones are supervised with EOL resistors. If the Non-EOL resistor mode is enabled, no EOL resistors are
required for burglary type zones of protection but only NC contacts can be used. Fire type zones of
protection still require EOL resistors. Fire type zones cannot be programmed on Zone Expander (ZIB-8)
zones 9-16. The status of these zones, including alarm memory, etc., are displayed on static LCD screen.
Each of these 8(16) zones can be programmed into the EEPROM at installation to function as any one of
the following 14 different types of detection circuits.
ZONING
As described in the Users Manual, the BHS-2000A protection zones can be easily zoned in and out of the
security system to provide for maximum versatility and convenience. Any or all of the Zones 1 through 8
can be programmed as Standard Bypass (Motion off) Zones in the EEPROM. These can be zoned in or out
as group (only while the ACP is disarmed) by entering the correct key sequence on the SCS keypad. When
these zones are bypassed, the SCS will indicate "Motion off’. The user can allow bypass 24 hour loops if
they are included in this group; therefor care must be taken to ensure that only the desired zones are
included. The Standard Bypass is typically used for shunting interior protection for at home arming.
The zones programmed as bypass enabled zones can individually be a zone in or out (sometimes referred
to as shunted or bypassed) of the system while the ACP is disarmed. Reference Users manual.
ALERT ZONES
Any of zones 1-8(16) can be programmed as Alert Zones. The Alert Mode can be enabled and disabled
from the SCS. This mode (sometimes referred to as Chime Mode) allows the user to audibly monitor the
status of the zones without Arming the system and thus causing an alarm. During initial installation and
programming, ensure that the loops most applicable to this feature are assigned as alert (chimes) zones.
Chime Zones are most typically used for doors and can be thought of as a Daytime Announcing System.
ALARM PANEL OPTIONS
The Three to four Digit Master Code, The E/E times and Fire/Police Alarm duration’s may all be
programmed into the EEPROM at installation, and may only be changed via installer reprogramming of the
EEPROM. Factory preprogrammed values are provided for all programmable parameters to minimize
installation programming.
Using the Master Code, the user may then program or reprogram up to 6 Secondary Arm/Disarm Codes.
Several additional options including Power up arm, Quick arm, and Silent Burglary are programmable at
installation.
AC power is checked continually and DC power is checked every 15 seconds by the microprocessor
disabling the AC power momentarily.
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New BHS-2000A features
Smoke detector reset feature- The Fire power is only reset when the unit is turned off after a Fire Alarm
zone has been violated. If the zone is still violated (shorted), the ACP will automatically reset the fire
power 30 minutes later. If the second attempt fails, the "Call Brinks" segment on the keypad is lit and the
trouble beep initiated. The panel will then report a trouble to the central station.
Kill and resurrect feature- (Kill panel bit) - This feature is used in the event of a non-paying client. If
activated, all functionality at the panel is disabled except for the local annunciation of a tripped fire zone.
Display on the keypad will read "Not Ready & Call 800...". Features such as the ring count, Answering
machine bypass, and auto test will remain functional. Panel can be resurrected remotely (PRISM) or by
reprogramming at the site (PGM-670).
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SYSTEM CONTROL STATION (SCS)
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The aesthetic appearance of the SCS enables it to be located in a variety of locations. This will allow the
user maximum convenience in using the many features of the system and will encourage regular testing.
The SCS is typically surface mounted at a convenient location. Remove the backplate by unsnapping the
front housing using a slotted screwdriver on the bottom slots of the keypad. Place the backplate against the
wall, making sure it is level, then use the appropriate screws to mount the unit securely to the wall. After
fastening the backplate to the wall and connecting the wires, clip the top of the SCS over the backplate and
snap in.
The dispatch keys are recessed to prevent accidental depression. Covers can be used (provided by Brinks)
to cover the dispatch keys in order to disable this function.
The SCS is supplied with a pull up zone card window to write down the corresponding area to zone
numbers. The keys and LCD display are backlit for convenient viewing in darkness.
The SCS requires only a simple four wire connection to the ACP. Use ordinary 4 conductor telephone
cable for the SCS. Up to 4 SCS units may be connected with cable lengths up to a maximum distance of
300 feet. Any SCS cables longer than 50 feet should be home run back to the ACP.
The SCS is the users point of system control. AH daily operation, programming, alarm memory checks, and
testing functions can be performed directly form the SCS. The seven indicator lamps and the SCS internal
annunciator provide the user with visual and audible indication of the system status. For further
information on user operation and programming features, please refer to the BHS-2000A Users Manual.
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DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR CONNECTION
The BHS 2000A comes with an 8 conductor phone plug which connects directly to an RJ31X phone jack
(not supplied).
The BHS series panels contains an integral 32 channel digital communicator. This dialer can report its data
to receivers at two different telephone numbers. Each telephone number can be up to 16 digits long. Five
second pauses may be inserted into the phone numbers for PBX etc. compatibility.
Do not program the phone number of a police or fire station unless assigned specifically by that agency and
signal transmission has been checked for compatibility.
The communicator will either report the same or a different 3 or 4 digit account code, as programmed, to
each receiver. Hexadecimal (sometimes referred to as Hex) digit may be use either the account code or the
reporting codes. Each item has a factory preprogrammed code, any or all of which may be reprogrammed
at installation.
Two of the programmable functions available are Answering machine bypass and Voice mail defeat. If an
Answering Machine or FAX Machine is connected to the sathe lines 4S the ACP, Enablement of this
feature will cause the ACP to look for the PRISM ID Block when the off hook. If this ID block is received,
then the panel will seize the line and proceed downloading. The Voice itiail feature is made to provide
AMB for TelCo Voice Mail services. With those services, after a selected dumber of rings (usually 2-5
rings), the Central Office will steal the call a\Vay and place it ihto voice mail. If this feature is left enabled,
the panel will count the number of times the line cut relay is triggered. On the fourth attempt within 60
seconds, the panel will seize the line on the first ring. The voice mail feature is used in conjunction with the
PRISM downloading software.
The dialer can be programmed to call in automatically (0-255 days) and/or manually. Manual testing is
initiated by the user and regardless of dialing attempts programmed, Manual test message will only attempt
2 call to the Central station. Failure on the second attempt will prompt a "CP" communications problem
and a "Call 800..." on the keypad .
Line cut feature will trigger approximately 45 seconds +-15 seconds.
S1A format is only available on the.BHS-2Q0QA ,
Connection of the fire alarm signal to a fire alarm headquarters or a central station shall be permitted only
with the approval of the local authority having jurisdiction. Burglary alarm signals shall not be connected
to a police emergency number. Connection of the fire alarm signal to a fire alarm headquarters or a central
station shall be permitted only with approval of the local authority having jurisdiction.
RJ3IX Connection: Make sure polarity on Ring and TIP are connected for proper line cut timing.
Terminal
Color
Eunctlpn
1
Blue
Ring out (+)
2
Orange
*
3
Black
+
4
Red
Ring in (-)
5
Green Tip in (+)
6
Yellow
*
7
Brown
*
8
Gray
Tip out (+)
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ZIP-8 8 ZONE EXPANDER
SPECIFICATIONS
Size: 3"x4"x .63"
Power: I2VDC, 85 mA
Zones: 8 zones. Specified as zones 9-16
Connection: J4
Notes on ZIB-8:
1. Do not use zones 9-16 for Fire Zones. ZIB -8 is not a CSFM listed accessory
2. Zones 9-16 are always bypassable and Standard or Special Bypass groups cannot be programmed.
3. Do not program Zones 9-16 as Nomad, Nomad Delay zones
4. Subtract current draw of ZIB-8 from the Auxiliary and Fire power when calculating maximum current
draw.
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
TERMINAL
1 &2
3
4 and 5
5 and 6
5
5,7,12,15,18,21,24
8(+)
9
10
11
13 and 12
Hand 15
16 and 15
(7 and 18
REFER TQ THE HOOK-UP LABEL
FUNCTION AND DESCRIPTION
AC Input. Connect the input terminals to a UL and/or
CSA listed Class 2 transformer. Use 18 AWG wire with
a maximum length of 50 feet.
Not used
Bell output, connect a bell or strobe to these terminals.
This output is limited to 500 mA ai 12.5 VDC. 1 amp for CSFM.
Siren output. 4 ohms max. connect a maximum of two 8 ohm (4 ohms), 10 W
min. speakers in parallel to these terminals. Use 18 AWG wire with a
maximum length of 50 feet. No external siren driver is necessary.
Negative. Earth Ground
Common. All common terminals are marked with a under the number.
Aux Power. This terminal provides 12.5 VDC. Maximum combined current of
Aux. power and Fire (terminal 11) is 330 mA using a 20VA transformer and
500 mA using a 25 VA transformer. May be used with any common.
Note: The red wire from the SCS is 12 VDC and must be connected to
terminal 8. The black wire from the SCS is common and may be connected to
any common terminal.
Keyboard Clock. This terminal provides the clock signal for the SCS and is
connected to the green wire on the SCS. Up to 4 SCS's may be connected in
parallel with cable length up to 300 feet. Using ordinary 4 conductor telephone
cable. Home run any SCS cables in excess of 50 feet. IMPORTANT: Do not
run the SCS or any detection loop wires alongside (within 4 inches) of the
siren, 16VAC or 110VAC lines.
Keyboard Data. This terminal provides the data signal for the SCS and
should be connected to the Yellow wire on the SCS.
Fire power. This terminal provides 12.5 VDC. See Aux. power limitations
above. This output is used to power 4- wire smoke detectors and is
momentarily turned off (reset) after an alarm and the unit disarmed
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
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Electrical connections (count)
19 and 18 Zone 5
20 and 21 Zone 6
22 and 21 Zone 7
24 and 23 Zone 8
Battery leads Connect a 12 Volt 4 AH battery (Yuasa NP4-12) or a 12 Volt 8AH (Power-
sonic PS-1282L). Refer to Compliance verification section for more
information. Maximum charge current, 400mA; Trickle charge current, 20mA;
life expectancy (Standby use), 4-5 years.
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HOOK-UP DIAGRAM
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PROGRAMMING
REMOTE PROGRAMMING
The Entire panel may be preprogrammed and stored in the memory of an IBM PC or compatible. The panel
may then be programmed and the program verified either directly (with the panel directly connected to the
PC S1A modem) or remotely at the job site via the telephone.
AUTOMATIC DOWNLOADING
Automatic Downloading may be the most common because it doesn't require many preprogramming on the
part of the installer.
To execute automatic downloading, the installer must first install the basic panel, its power supply, and
telephone line hook-tip at minimum.
The installer then calls a pre-determined downloading line, and informs a local operator of the location.
Then the installer Hangs up the phone. The Downloader at the remote location calls the ACP. The ACP
will automatically answer the phone and begin programming.
If the program is successful, the ACP will go on-hook. The PC at the remote location will also indicate the
success of the process.
Note: In a few extreme phone line conditions, the downloading may not occur reliably even though alarm
reporting is not degraded. In those cases it may be necessary to either program the panel at the PC locations
or use the keypad programming.
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KEYPAD PROGRAMMING (PGM-670)
An optional programmer, the PGM-670, is available to assist with keypad programming of the
BHS-2000A. The PGM-760 requires no special installation: it is simply connected to the six pin header
directly above the ACP terminal block.
BASICS
In order to exit programming mode, remove the PGM-670 connector from the ACP. To program new
parameters you need to know two pieces of information: the location and the data. The Programming
Worksheet indicates the locations of all programmable items.
Using the Keypad: You will be using the 12 keys on the PGM-670. The digits 0-9 will retain their numeric
meaning. The * and # keys take on a special meaning:
»*" Key = DATA ENTRY AND LOCATION DISPLAY KEY - You will use this key to display a location
or to enter data.
Key = DATA DISPLAY KEY = You will use this key to display data at the current location.
Entering a Location: Using the keypad, enter a 1 to 3 digit number representing the location address. Press
the key- The location is entered and its data content is displayed.
PROGRAMMING DATA: Using the keypad, enter a 1 to 3 digit number representing the new data
programmed for the present location. Press the key. The new data is entered, the location is
automatically increment by one, and the new location address is displayed.
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ALTERNATING DATA/LOCATION DISPLAY: If the display is indicating tha location address, pressing
the displays the data stored at the location. If the display iS showing the data, then pressing displays
the location address.
INCREMENTING LOCATION: Pressing the repeatedly Will increment the location address upward by
one each time. It will display the location address on each increment.
Pressing the key repeatedly Will increment the locatioh address upward by onfc feach time (just like the
key). Unlike the kfcy it Will display thi data brt each increment.
EXAMPLE: To program the telephone humber (4o8)-55$-l210 ihto the Telephone number 1 location,
enter the following key sequence:
Enter [1] [2] [8] [#]. 128 is the address of the first digit in Phone #1. The display will now read whatever
the first digit is now. if the panel is tifcW, the Setting will be ifeto.
Next enter the data and increment by the key sequence [4][*]. The display will now read 129. Continue the
sequence to the end as follows: [10][*][8][*][5][*}[5][*H5]t*][l][*][2][*][l][*][10][*]. The display will
now read 138.
To review the data enter [ 1 ][2][8][#]; the first digit will be displayed. Then enter [#] again to review each
subsequent digit in turn.
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8HS-20004
QUICK PROGRAMMING SHEET
Programming Sheet revised 07-06-94 forpanel software 06-23-94
Enable Quick Programming Enter (1) in Address:
Brinks Default Enter (1) in Address: 255 10
Zone 1-8 Types
Zone 1 000 0
Zone 2 004 0
Zone 3 008 3
Zone 4 012 5
Zone 5 016 2
Zone 6 020 2
Zone 7 024 14
Zone 8 028 14
Line Cut: To enable enter
(4) in address: 068 14
Fire Key 076 11
Medical Key 080 5
Police Key 084 6
Zone Expander 9-16 Types
Zone 9 032 14
Zone 10 036 14
Zone 11 040 14
Zone 12 044 14
Zone 13 048 14
Zone 14 052 14
Zone 15 056 14
Zone 16 060 14 _
Zone Expander 8
2000A (PCB) 4
No ELOR 2
Total above Options and
enter in Address: 159 6
Zone Type$:
0 Exit/Entry
I Secondary Delay
? Instant
3 Nomad
4 Pay Night
5 Medical
6 Assault
7 Assault Silent
8 Auxiliary
9 Hold-Dp (Puress)
10 Nomad Delay
II Fire
12 Local
14 Non-Existent
Master Code:
Address:
12 3 4
224 225 226 227
Duress Code: 0 0 0 0
Address: 228 229 230 231
Duress Report: 0
To Enable Enter (1) in Address: 075
Police Alarm Time: 5
1-15 Minutes in Address: 186
Fire Alarm Time: 15
1-14 Min, 15 = ConL in Address: 187
Openings & Closings:
To Enable Enter (1) in Address:
Phone 1: 1 8 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Address: 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143
Account 1: 0 0 0 0 Phone Options: 1
Address: 144 145 146 1,47 For Rotary Dial Enter (0) in Address: 149
Quick Programming automatically configures other programming op¬
tions based on the data entered. This new programming feature will automatically
program the following details not found on this sheet:
1) Zone Options 1
a) En/Disable Trouble - Enables if Fire Zone Type exists
b) En/Disable Door Chime - Enables for Zone Type 0, 1, 2
c) En/Disable Dialer Delay - Enables for Zone Type 0, 1, 2, 3, 10
2) Zone Options 2
a) Enable/Disable Phone Report - Disables if Zone Type 4, 12, 14
3) Trouble Reporting
a) Enable/Disable Phone Report - Enables if Fire Zone Type exists
4) Low Battery Reporting
a) Enable/Disable Phone Report - Enables if Fire Zone Type exists
5) Stqndard Bypass Group
a) Includes Nomad & Nomad Delay Zone Types
6) Manual Bypass
a) Includes all Burg zone types
b) Excludes 24HR and Non-Existent Zone Types
7) Openings & Closings
a) Enables/Disables Open, Close, Part Am Reporting
b) Disables Quick Arming
156 to ji 1. then use the Quick Programming Sheet for your reference. Once the
programmer is removed, then the programming rules above will be applied to the
programming (Allow 10 seconds for the Automatic Programming to take effect).
The Automatic Programming should be used on all new installs and conversions.
j p r flp 1404 change address 15 6 . a nd use the De t ail ed Pro g r a mm i n g Sheet . This new
feature is not recommended for service use, unless starting over and loading the
Brinks Default.
NOTE: Always load Brinks Default on new installs before programming. Plug
programmer in, change address 255 to a 1, remove programmer, wait 5 seconds,
pow the panel is loaded with the Brinks Default. Plug programmer back in, enable
quick programming by changing address 1 56 to a 1, and (hen begin programming.
1-
Exit Time:
0
.1
5
Address:
240
241
Entry Time:
8
2
Address:
242 243
Secondary Time: 0
0
Address:
244
245
Seconds: 10 =
10
0
20 =
4
1
30 =
14
1
40 =
8
2
50 =
2
3
60 = 12 3
70 =
6
4
80 = 0
5
90 =
10
5
100=
4
6
110=
14
6
120=
8 7
130=
2
8
140=
12
8
150=
6
9
160=
0
10
170=
10
10
180=
4
11
190=
14
11
200=
8
12
210=
2
13
220=
12
13
230=
6
14
240= 0
15
250=
10
15
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ZONE CONFIGURATION
Zone 1
Se4Zon6 Types 000 0
See Zon* * Option 1 001 3
Do Not Use 002 -
See Zoni Option 2 003 1
Zone 2
Se6 Zone Types 004 0
See Zon* Option 1 005 3
Do Not U4e 006 *
See Zone Option 2 007 1
Zona 3
SWZonft Types 006 3
See Zone Option 1 009 1
Do Not Use 010 -
See Zone Option 2 011 1
Zona 4
See Zone Types 012 3
See Zone Option 1 013 1
Do Not Use 014 -
See Zone Option 2 015 1
Zone S
See Zone Types 016 i
See Zone Option 1 017 3
Do Not Use 018 -
See Zone Option 2 019 1
ZonaS
See Zone Types 020 2
see Zone Option 1 021 3
Do Not Use 022 -
See Zone Option 2 023 1
Zone 7
Se6 Zone Types 024 14
See Zone Option 1 025 6
Do Not Use 026 *
see zone option 2 027 0
Zone 6
See Zone Types 628 14
See Zone Option 1 029 0
Do Not Use 030 -
See Zone Option 2 031 0
BHS-2000A
DETAILED PROGRAMMING SHEET
Programming sheet revised oh 07-28-44 for panel software 06-23-94
KEYPAD CONFIGURATION
Duress / Hold-up Code
See Zone Types 072 0
See Zone Option 1 075 0
Do Not Use 074 -
See Zone Option 2 075 0
Fire Dlspktch Key
See Zone Types 076 11
See Zone Option 1 077 0
Do Not Use 078 -
See Zone Option 2 079 1
Medical Dispatch Kiy
See Zone Types 080 5
See Zone Option 1 081 0
Do Not Use 082 -
See Zone Option 2 063 1
Police Dispatch Key
SeeZoneTypes 084 8
See Zone Option 1 686 6
Do Not Use 086 -
See Zone Option 2 087 f
I ZONE EXPANDER CONFIG.
Zone 9
SeeZoneTypes
632 14
See Zone Option 1
033 0
Do Not Use
634 -
See Zone Option 2
036 0
Zone 10
SeeZoneTypes
036 14
See Zone Option 1
037 0
Do Not Use
038 -
see Zone Option 2 039 O
Zonell
SeeZoneTypes 040 14
See Zone Option 1
041 0
Do Not Use
042 -
SeeZoneopti6n2 643 0
Zone 12
SeeZoneTypes
044 14
See Zone Option 1
046 0
Do Not use
646 -
See Zone Option 2
647 6
Zone 13
SeeZon§Typ8s 648 14
See Zone Option 1
649 0
Do Not Use
680 •
See Zone Option 2
051 0
Zone 14
SeeZoneTypes
682 14
See Zone Option 1 053 0
Do Not Use
654 -
See Zone Option 2
058 0
1 Zone IS
SeSZoneTypes
056 14
See Zone Option 1
057 0
Do Not Use
058 -
See Zone Option 2
059 0
Zone 16
SeeZoneTypes
060 14
See Zone Option 1
061 0
Do Not Use
062 -
See Zone Option 2
063 0
NOTES ON LINE CUT
pram a (4) in address (068) . When
phone line voltage is lost then ap¬
proximately 60 seconds later the
line cut monitor will trigger. ItPanel
is disarmed, then a LINE CUT
Indication will be given at the key¬
pad along with a trouble beep. If
the Panel is armed, then the siren
will sound. No signals Will be sent,
this Is a local alarm only. On the
BHS-2000Athe line cut circuit has
been Improved so that no clicks
can be heard when the line voltage
iS checked.
NOTES ON ZONE EXPANDER
I , rrmmtxn ^iw-Tiw-Trw iui
(159) The Zone Expanders cur¬
rent draw IS 85mA which should
be added to the total auxiliary power
draw. FirS zones cannot be used
on zones 9-16. Zones 9-16 are
always manually bypassable and
cannot be programmed for stan¬
dard bypass groups.
Special features
Cablnet/TimperfNot Uskd)
SeeZoneTypes 664 14
See Zone Option 1 065 0
Do Not Use 066 •
Se6 Zone Option 2 067 0
Une Cut Type
See Zone Types (4) 068 14
See Zone Option 1 069 0
5o Not Use 070 -
See Zone Option 2 071 6
Reporting options
Do Not Use
688 -
L. Batt Rest Opt 2
689 6
Do Not Use
690 -
L. Batt Options 2 691 0
Do Not Use
092 -
AC Rest Options 2
693 6
Do Not USe
094 -
AC Loss Options 2
095 0
Do Not Use
096 -
Do Not Use
697 -
Do Not Use
098 -
Do Not Use
696 -
Do Not Use
100 -
Auto Test Options 2 101 1
Do Not Use
102 -
Test Options 2
103 1
Do Not Use
104 -
Do Not Use 105 -
Do Not Use
106 •
Cancel Options 2
107 1
Do Not Use
108 -
Do Not Use
109 -
Do Not Use
110 -
Open Options 2
111 0
Do Not Use
112 -
Do Not Use
113 -
Do Not Use
114 -
Close Options 2
115 0
Do Not Use
116 -
Do Not Use
117 -
Do Not Use
116 -
Part Arm Opt 2 119 0
Do Not Use
120 -
Do Not Use
121 -
Do Not Use
122 -
Restore Opt 2
123 0
Do Not Use
124 -
Do Not Use
125 -
Do Not Use
126 -
Trouble Opt 2
127 0
ZONE TYPES
0 - Exit/Entry
(Door*)
Report* Bury
1 -Secondary Delay
(OH door or E/E device only)
Report* Surg
2 - Instant
(Door/Window)
Report! Burg
3- N omad
(PIR'l Only. 8pod*l F/A hrev)
Reoofti Buro
4- D ay/Night (24HR)
(Lin* Cut)
Report* Burg
5- M edical (24HR)
(Panic*)
Report* Medical
6 - Assault (24HR)
(Panic*)
Report* Police
7-SilentAssault (24HR)
(Psnle)
Report* Poiic*
8 - Auxiliary (24HR)
(Temp Alert)
Report* Auxiliary
9 - Duress (24HR)
(Panic / Code)
Report* Hoitage
10- N omad Delay
(PIR't Only, Special F/A Prav
allow* 20 *ec delay to ditarm)
Report* Burg
11- F ire (24HR)
(8moke / Heat / h*nic)
Report* Fire
12- L ocal (24HR)
(Momentary Siren)
Non-Reporting
14-Non-Existent
(Unused Zone)
Non-Reporting
ZONE OPTIONS 1
Restore Report Enable 8
Trouble R6portEn4ble 4
Chimes Enable 2
•Dialer Delay Enable 1
ZONE OPTIONS 2
"Double Dispatch kSyPnibli 4
Phone 2 Report 2
Phone 1 Report 1
Notes
* Does not apply to Cabinet/
Tamper, Une Cut, or DureSs/Hold-
Up
- Double diipatch key enablement
can only be programmed in loca¬
tions 079, 083 and 087. When
enabled, the dispatch k6y must be
pressed twice to Icth/Ste. Do not
use this feature.
Entering “00" in a location Is a null.
In access code, account code and
phone number you must use a 10
to represent a 0 in these program¬
ming locations.
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pfLAY OPTIONS
RESTQRAL TIME
Re*toral Timer 152 5
Do Not Program 153 -
BYPASS ZQNE OPTIONS
1*1(1] ¥*nmi$ypas* Enable
See Table 1 164 15
§ M Table 2 155 7
'</uubr
TW1
? 9 ne 4 Enable s
?§ne 3 Enable 4
?ene? Enable 2
&ngl Enable 1 _
1 M mmimri
Bet Panai opt 3 166 0
Eta Pina'opt 4 is? 13
Saa Pinal °P l § iw 0
See Panel Opt 6 159 «
SIREN ALARM TIME
Burg Aim Time Out 186 5
Fire Aim Time Out 1|7 15
1*1(6] Standard Bypass En.
See Tablet 188 12
See Table 2 189 9
Special Bypass Zone Enable
See Tablet 190 0
See Table 2 191 0
Table 2
Zone 8 Enable 8
Zone 7 Enable 4
Zone 6 Enable 2
Zone 5 Enable 1
DELAYTIMES
Ring Count (Xx1)+ 236 9
Ring Count (Xx 16) 237 1
Ring Time (Xx1)+ 238 2
Ring Time (Xx16) 239 0
Exit Time (Xxl)+ 240 0
Exit Time (Xxl 6) 241 5
Entry Time (Xx1)+ 242 8
Entry Time (Xxl 6) 243 2
Sec En Time (Xxl)-*-244 0
Sfc En Time (Xx16) 245 0
Dialer Delay (Xxl)+ 246 4
Dialer Delay (Xxl 6) 247 1
ACLo$sDly(Xx1)+ 248 9
AC Loss Dly (Xxl6) 249 9
Test Meslnt (Xxl)+ 250 6
Test Meslnt (Xx16) 251 11
Test Offset (Xx1)+ 252 9
Test Offset (Xxl6) 253 9
DELAY TIME RANGES
Burg Aim Time Out 0-15 Nlin
Fire Aim Time Out 1-14 Min
Fire Aim Continuous * 15
Exit Time 0-255 Sec
Entry Time 0-255 Sec
Second Entry Time 0-255 Sec
Dialer Delay 0-255 Sec
AC Loss Delay 0-255 Min
Test Mess Interval 0-255Days
TIME ENCODING TABLE
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PROGRAMMING
BURGLARY LOOPS: If the silent burglary alarm option has not been selected, violating a butgldry loop
Sound, c ontinuously for 1 -Id minutes (ns p rogranmted) Violntlng.“
the Arm light blink and the violation displayed on the SCS until a valid disarm code is entered. Entering
valid disarm code will also silence the alarm.
EXIT/ENTRY- TYPE 0. the Exit/Entry Loop is the standard delayed burglary loop. It ^
alarm if violated during the exit delay after arming the system. Later, when the user returns andvrol»
rZp. there will be a delay (entry time) before the alarm will be tripped. DuringjjU» dWay' time
system normally sounds a warning tone over the SCS beeper. Disarmmg the ttystem before iJ, and of toe
entry 1 1 time prevents an alarm. The alarm will trip if the system is not d,canned m bn,revert,f toe
ExibEntry Loop has been restored. The loop which starts the entry tune is rememberedfor
alarm mmnory Exit/Entry Loops are Used on exterior doors, other common points of entry, of anywhere
timfc delay before alarm is desired.
SFCONDARY DELAY- TYPE 1. The Secondary Delay Loop is a burglary loop which is not enabled
LtnTe loop is mad, good after the end of the exit time. One can arm into a violated Secondary Deby
Loop Withou tripping an alarm. Upon return, violating the Secondary Delay Loop will start an entry^titfte
wS can be programmed to be different from the normal entry time. Tfre secondary tjme*n be
programmed to be as long as 4 minutes. The Secondary Delay Loop ts normally used for garage doors.
INSTANT-TYPE 2 The Instant Loop is the standard burglary loop. It will trip an alarm instantly if
violated while the system is armed. Instant Loops are normally used for window sensors and other
protected areas that are not a common point of entry.
NOMAD- TYPE 3. The Nomad Loop is a burglary loop which is automatically disabled during the entry
and exit times but does not by itself initiate an entry time. At all other times it performs ^“ d °^ r
This type of loop is sometimes referred to as a Follower Loop. The nomad loop is normally usfcd for
interior^protectiort Since otie edrt go through it when walking between the SCS and the exit/entry doo .
Nomad Loops cari replace instant loops in many applications.
If the force nomad optioh is enabled, the panel can be armed with the nomad zones violated. If a nomad
zone is violated before or at the end of the exit time, 10 additional seconds will be added to the exit time
duration. If the nomad zories are Still violated after this period, the alarm will sound.
DAY/NIGHT: TYPE 4. A Day/Night Loop is a burglary loop which initiates a trouble signal if violated
While the system is disarmed. Trouble is displayed on the SCS but the status willshow^ ready- If the loop
violated aUhe time of ahning it will automatically be bypassed. Restoring the Day/Night Loop while the
system is armed will have the system fully armed. Upon the next violation of the D/Nzone, the zonew.ll
act as an instant zone and go into alarm. If the loop Was good at time of arming then it will act as an
Instant Loop Day/Night Loops are normally used for window foil which may open during the day as the
££expands and resL in the cool of the night. If the D/N *>ne is programmed in the Line Cut Monitor
and the telephone line is disconnected during the disarmed state, only the Line Cut segment is displayed
and not the zone violation.
MEDICAL: TYPE 5. the Medical Loop is a 24 hour loop which sounds the SCS beeper and reports to the
AMC. The medical alarm is cleared by entering a valid disarm code. The medical loop is used to summon
paramedics or the like for serious medical emergencies.
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ASSAULT: TYPE 6. The Assault Loop is a 24 hour loop which sounds the same as a burglary alarm. It
Will trip a continuous siren for a 1 - 15 minute period (as programmed). The assault alarm is cleared by
entering a valid disarm code. The Assault Loop is used to summon the police.
SILENT ASSAULT: TYPE 7. Silent Assault is the same as assault except that the alarm does not sound.
AUXILIARY: TYPE 8. The Auxiliary Loop is a 24 hour loop which sends a report to the AMC when it is
Violated. It will not sound an alarm The Auxiliary Loop can be used to monitor critical conditions such as
temperatures of freezers or pipes, to report water leaks, or as a silent tamper or holdup loop.
DURESS: TYPE 9. The Duress Loop is a 24 hour loop which will report to the AMC without indicating
gn alarm on the keypad display. No alarm will sound.
NOMAD DELAY: TYPE 10. Operates like the normal NOMAD zone but if the zone is violated while the
system is armed and during other than an Exit or Entry time, a fixed entry delay of 20 seconds will initiate.
FIRE: TYPE 11. The Fire Loop is a 24 hour loop which will trip a fire alarm if it is violated by closing.
The fire alarm will sound a pulsed siren. The fire sound has priority over the burglary or assault sound.
The alarm time is 1 - 15 mjnutes or not timed out (as programmed). The siren wiil pulse 2 seconds on/off.
If the Fire Loop is violated by opening, a trouble will result. The fire alarm can be silenced by entering a
yalid disarm code. This loop is used for smoke detectors and other fire sensors. The Fire power is only
reset when the unit is turned off after a Fire Alarm zone has been violated- If the zone is still violated
(shorted), the ACP will automatically reset the fire power 30 minutes later. If the second attempt fails, the
"Call Brinks" segment on the keypad is lit ancf the trouble heep initiated. The panel will then report a
trouble to the central station.
LOCAL: TYPE 12. The Local Loop is a 24 hour loop which will sound the siren for approximately one
second whenever the loop is violated by opening. The ACP will not report. This loop can be used to guard
a pool or other areas, such as gun cabinets, dangerous to children. This loop can be used to announce
trouble on an RF system or to guard areas such as liquor cabinets from children, servants, or relatives.
NOT AVAILABLE: TYPE 13.
NON EXISTENT: TYPE 14 Assignment of this zone type will cause any activity on the zone to be
ignored.
NOT AVAILABLE: TYPE 15.