CQR EPA-NG/STD G3 Series User manual

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CQR Security Ltd. 125, Pasture Road, Moreton, Wirral. CH46 4TH, United Kingdom
Tel: [phone] Support: [phone] email: [e-mail] Web http://www.cqr.co.uk
Environmental Advice.
This product is covered by current WEEE regulations. Please consider the eect on the environment when
disposing of it. Do not put in a domestic waste bin. Only dispose of at an appointed recycling centre.
Specications. (Version dependant)
Case Material: ABS
Buttons: Acetal
Operation: 1 or 2 button, latching or non-latching.
Reset Method: Hold down both buttons for 5 seconds.
Operating Voltage: 11-15v DC
Quiescent Current at 12v: 30 mA
Anti-Tamper: Normally closed tactile 24v DC at 1A max.
Relay contacts x 2: 1 single pole changover, 1 normally closed.
125VAC DC at 1A, 30 VDC at 2A
Delay: 0 - 2 minutes in 5 sec increments.
Dimensions: 85mm x 85mm x 39mm max
Fixing Screws: Standard UK electrical 3.5mm
Standards: BS4737-3.14:1986
EN50131-1:2006+A2:2017
EN50130-5:2011
EPA-NG/STD/*/G3
EPA-NG/PLUS/*/G3
Operating and Installation
Instructions
Electronic
Panic Attack/Hold-up Device
UK Registered Design 4007887
RoHS compliant.
EPA-NG Issue 05
Both Versions include: Two button operation, instant operation, latching, LED activation
indication, selectable EOL settings and keyless reset by holding down both buttons for 5 seconds.
Plus Version also includes: Optional conrmed output, one or two button operation, timed
delay operation if required, latching or non latching, LED or no LED activation indicator.
4:- Unconrmed/Conrmed operation (this option is not available on standard version).
Unconrmed operation is the normal operating mode of any hold-up device, creating an alarm
situation on the button press.
If conrmed operation is selected, an alarm signal is generated on the rst push of two buttons together
and the LED will turn orange. A conrmation signal is generated from a separate relay following a
second sustained push of 1.5 seconds of both buttons, the LED turns red. This second output signal may
be used to trigger another zone, or is capable of switching other equipment such as video or audio
devices. This secondary signal can be used as conrmation that the unit has not been accidentally
triggered. In the event that the conrmed operation is enabled and only the rst double push is
received, the unit will only allow one minute to accept the second conrmed double push. After this
time the unit will reset automatically back to its normal state indicated by the green LED.
5:- Alarm LED indication/No indication (this option is not available on standard version).
Alarm indication is basically as already discussed. Normal healthy state is green, turning red on
activation. Flashing orange as required. If the no indication is enabled, the LED will only light green to
indicate power, and will stay lit throughout. This mode is not applicable in timed operation, which
requires the LED to indicate the state of operation. The LED will ash red to indicate incorrect selection.
6:- Non EOL operation/EOL operation
If EOL monitoring is required, enable via jumper and connect to NC1 and A/T2
The built in EOL resistance, which must be selected with jumpers are as follows:
Type A 1K 1K EOL selection
Type B 4K7 2K2 EOL selection
Type D 5K6 5K6 EOL selection
Type E 6K8 4K7 EOL selection
If EOL is required on the conrmed output, resistors must be tted to the terminals NC2/NC3/Spare
as shown in diagram.
Reset. To reset after operation, push and hold down both buttons for 5 seconds. Green LED indication
conrms the reset.
Denotes nish
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This product is suitable for use in systems installed to comform to PD6662:2017 at Grade 2 & 3
and environmental class II
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LED Indication
Operating Buttons
Optional Surface Mount Back Box
Standard UK Fixing Centres
for electrical switches.
INSTALLATION & SET UP
Set up
The unit is supplied set up as a standard hold up device, ready to be tted without any
further conguration.
2
OPERATION
+12v
0v
SPARE
EOL Connections
NC2
NC3
NC1
NO
COM
A/T1
A/T2
Selectable EOL
Conrmation Relay
Plus version only
Shown with optional
customer tted EOL
1. 12v + Supply in
2. 0v - Supply in
3. NC Relay for alarm
4. NO Relay for alarm
5. COM Relay for alarm
6. Anti-Tamper PCB Micro
7. Anti-Tamper PCB Micro
8. * NC Relay for conrmation alarm
9. * NC Relay for conrmation alarm
10. Spare
Only applicable if enabled
default is disabled
Latching
Timed
Two Button
Unconrmed
LED Indication Non EOL
EOL
Non Latching
Untimed
One Button
Conrmed
No Indication
Default Setting in Bold Italic
Version dependant Plus version only
* Available on plus version only
EOL Settings
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Connection for EOL
Connection for EOL
Type A EOL Selection
Type B EOL Selection
Type D EOL Selection
Type E EOL Selection
6K8/4K7
5K6/5K6
4K7/2K2
1K/1K
LED Indication.
Version Dependant and only applies if LED indication is enabled.
Green Healthy supply. Non alarm condition.
Steady Red On power up or alarm condition, reset required.
Flashing Red Error condition. Incompatible selection or jumper missing. The unit will
be non functional until the error is corrected.
Steady Orange Unconrmed alarm condition.
Flashing Orange Time delay time needs setting, or set time delay is counting down.
Flashing Orange/Green Timed mode has set a default following an unnattended power down.
Jumper Selectable Features. Default settings are highlighted in Bold.
It is strongly recommended that the unit is powered down whilst selection is made.
1:- Latching/Non Latching (Non Latching selection not available on the standard version).
If latching is selected, the unit will need resetting following activation. This is achieved by pushing and
holding down the two buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds or more. If non-latching mode is selected,
the unit will automatically reset 5 seconds after activation.
2:- Un-timed/ Timed (Time delay selection not available on the standard version).
Un-timed operation activates immediately on the push of the buttons, this is the normal operation for
a hold-up device (PA). If timed operation is selected, on power up the LED ashes orange
intermittently once per second indicating the delay time needs setting. This is achieved by pushing the
left button for x number of times of 5 second delay increments, up to a maximumof 24 pushes (this
gives the maximum of 2 minutes delay). To conrm the time delay and complete the programming,
press the right button. Following a small delay, conrmation of the set delay time is indicated by the
LED ashing red the correct number of times the button was pressed. The LED will then turn green
indicating normal operation. Timed operation is activated by the left hand button, which starts the
count-down of the set delay time, the count-down will cease immediately on pushing the right hand
button. If the countdown is not cancelled, on expiration of the set delay time the unit will generate an
alarm signal either latched or unlatched depending on which option is enabled. During countdown of
the delay time the LED will ash orange until the delay time is complete and LED turns red. Even if
timed mode is selected, the unit will alarm immediately if both buttons are pressed simultaneously. In
the event of rst programming or power failure the unit will wait for a setting sequence as described
above. If it does not receive an input within 3 minutes, the LED will change from ashing orange and
will ash between green and orange at one per second, and will only work as a standard 2 button PA,
for one emergency operation only, the programming mode is unusable and the unit must be powered
down and the unit re-programmed. This timed mode will ignore what is set in item 3 (Two button or
one button operation) and item 4 ,(conrmed operation) is not compatible with this timed mode. The
red LED will ash for wrong selection.
3:- Two/One button operation (One button selection not on available on the standard version).
Two button operation requires both buttons to be pressed simultaneously. Not necessarily at exactly
the same time, as long as both are down at some point. One button operation will allow alarm
indication if either button is pressed. Item 4 ,(conrmed operation) is non operational in this single
button mode. The red LED will ash for wrong selection.
For removal from mounting surface
tamper detection a screw must be
used in this breakout area.
Tamper spring
For surface mount applications use the low prole back box supplied.
If removal from mounting surface tamper detection is required, there must be a xing screw in the
apropriate screw hole as indicated above. Locate the tamper spring over the tapered pillar on
assembly.
This product can also be tted ush using a standard UK style pattress box of a depth of 16mm.
If a deeper box is used please use the extension peg supplied to extend the tamper spring.
Thread the cable through the centre hole. Keeping excess wire to a minimum, connect the unit
according to the diagram below. Take care not to trap any wires when tting the unit.