Honeywell MB-Secure 1000 User manual

Installation Instructions
P00180-02-0G0-09 EMBSC.00.0V05.xx Subject to change
without notice
2017-05-22
Control panel
MB-Secure 1000/2000/3000/4000/5000/6000

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Contents
1General information.......................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 Possible applications ..................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Control panel types.....................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Control panel version bundles ....................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Types of housings(options).........................................................................................................................................6
1.5 Options for control panel configuration .......................................................................................................................7
2Control panel design.....................................................................................................................................................8
2.1 Control panel in the ZG 20..........................................................................................................................................8
2.2 Control panel in the ZG 2............................................................................................................................................8
2.3 Control panel in the ZG 3.1.........................................................................................................................................9
2.4 Control panel in the ZG 4............................................................................................................................................9
2.5 Computer/connection PCB .......................................................................................................................................10
2.5.1 Directly connectible Modulbus/RS-485 reader................................................................................................12
2.6 Extension modules....................................................................................................................................................13
2.6.1 MB-Secure Siren Module (item no.013920)....................................................................................................13
2.6.2 AWUG DS 6700 / DS 6750 (item no. 057864 / 057865) .................................................................................15
2.6.3 AWUG DS 7700 (Part No. 057651.20)............................................................................................................17
3Installation....................................................................................................................................................................19
3.1 Mounting...................................................................................................................................................................19
3.2 Power supply............................................................................................................................................................19
3.3 Installation in 19"- Cabinet/housing (third-party products) ........................................................................................20
3.4 Installing power supply unit and battery in housing ZG20.........................................................................................20
3.5Installing the tear-off monitoring contact...................................................................................................................20
3.6 Current consumption of control panel components, detectors and/or users.............................................................21
3.7 Calculation of accumulator capacity..........................................................................................................................22
3.8 Connection of multiple power supply/charger units...................................................................................................22
3.9 Grounding/Shielding .................................................................................................................................................23
3.9.1 Connect to earth line and leave earthing bridge closed...................................................................................23
3.9.2 Connect to earth line and open earthing bridge...............................................................................................23
3.9.3 Connect to own system earth and leave earthing bridge closed.....................................................................23
3.10 Lines ....................................................................................................................................................................24
3.10.1 Cables to signalling devices .......................................................................................................................24
3.10.2 BUS lines....................................................................................................................................................24
3.10.3 Sample cable calculation for users.............................................................................................................29
3.11 Special notes on installation and planning...........................................................................................................31
3.12 Main zone extension via IB2 in remote housing (as per VdS)..............................................................................32
4Start-up procedure ......................................................................................................................................................33
4.1 Preparations before start-up.....................................................................................................................................33
4.2 Programming of BUS users......................................................................................................................................33
4.2.1 BUS-2 users....................................................................................................................................................33
4.3 Initial start-up procedure...........................................................................................................................................33
4.4 Starting operation with video function.......................................................................................................................34
5Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................................34
5.1 General.....................................................................................................................................................................34
5.2 One man revision......................................................................................................................................................34
5.3 Walk test...................................................................................................................................................................34
5.4 Calling-up event memory..........................................................................................................................................34
5.5 Firmware updates.....................................................................................................................................................35
5.6 Cleaning and maintenance.......................................................................................................................................35
6Specifications ..............................................................................................................................................................36
7Connection diagrams..................................................................................................................................................37
7.1 Connection of MB-Secure Siren module...................................................................................................................37
7.2 Connection of compact alarm unit and PCL..............................................................................................................38
7.3 General connection of alarm detectors "Z-wiring".....................................................................................................39
7.4 Connection IDENT-KEY IK3-evaluation unit 023312.10...........................................................................................40
7.5 Connecting an electromechanical blocking element (019030.20/019033)................................................................41
7.6 Connection diagram of transmission device DS 6700/DS 6750 (057864/057865) ...................................................42
7.7 Connection diagram of transmission device DS 7700 (057651.20)........................................................................43
7.8 Connection diagram of Computer/Connection PCB..................................................................................................44
7.9 Connection to power supply / charger unit 013950/013960 according to VdS guidelines.........................................45
7.10 Connection to power supply / charger unit 013970..............................................................................................46
Notes......................................................................................................................................................................................47

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Symbols used in this documentation:
Warning sign
Indicates danger for man and/or machine. If this is not heeded, man and/or machine may be at risk.
The level of hazard is indicated by the warning word:
Caution!
Risk of damage to material properties and the environment.
Warning!
Potential danger which may cause slight or medium injury or substantial damage to material properties.
Danger!
Potential danger which may cause serious injuries or even mortal injuries.
Indicates important information on a particular topic, a procedure
and other important information.
Indicates important information for installation.
Notes on programming/installation in accordance with VdS guidelines.
Notes concerning European standards.
Safety instructions
* Please read these instructions carefully and thoroughly before you install the intruder alarm control
panel and switch the power on. They contain important notes on installation, programming and
operation.
* The control panel is produced using the latest technology. Operate the control panel only
- in accordance with the instructions and
- when it is technically perfect and has been correctly installed in accordance with the specifications.
* The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by incorrect use.
* Keep the accompanying documents and system-specific notes in a safe place.
* Installation, programming and maintenance/repair work may only be carried out by authorized specialist
staff.
* Soldering work should be carried out solely with a temperature-controlled soldering iron which is
electrically insulated from the mains.
* Both VDE safety regulations and the regulations of the local electricity supplier should be heeded.
Danger: The system must not be used in environments with explosion hazards or in rooms with vapors
capable of damaging metal or plastics.
All soldering and connection work inside the system must be performed only when the unit is in
a voltage-free state.

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1 General information
1.1 Possible applications
MB-Secure control units are designed to set up small to large security systems in private and commercial
properties. They meet VdS Security Class C guidelines as well as EN50131 Grade 3.
The standard model of the control panels includes the following features.
MB-Secure
1000
MB-Secure
2000
MB-Secure
3000
MB-Secure
4000
MB-Secure
5000
MB-Secure
6000
Detector groups
8
16
48
128
512
2048
Main zones/Doors
1
2
4
16
64
256
Analog inputs
4
4
4
4
4
4
BUS-2 users
256
256
256
256
256
256
Users
16
32
64
128
512
1024
Room/Timezones
4
8
16
32
64
256
Macros
10
20
30
50
250
1000
1.2 Control panel types
MB-Secure 1000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013820
MB-Secure 2000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013830
MB-Secure 3000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013840
MB-Secure 4000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013850
MB-Secure 5000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013860
MB-Secure 6000 - Computer/connection PCB Item no. 013870
MB- Secure motherboard Item no. 013810
- Computer/connection PCB without specified performance
MB- Secure 1000 basic license Item no. 059510
MB-Secure 2000 basic license Item no. 059520
MB-Secure 3000 basic license Item no. 059530
MB-Secure 4000 basic license Item no. 059540
MB-Secure 5000 basic license Item no. 059550
MB-Secure 6000 basic license Item no. 059560
MB-Secure video integration IP license Item no. 059810
- The license allows for connecting up to 4 IP cameras
The license offering is constantly being expanded. Please refer to our website or our product catalogue for
further information.

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1.3 Control panel version bundles
With bundles (013821, 013822, 013831, 013832, 013833), where the power supply/charger unit 013970
is used, only an approval to VdS class A is possible, for the system created with it.
MB-Secure 1000 starter bundle Item no. 013821
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 1000, Item no. 013820
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 18 Ah, Item no. 013970
- LED operating unit, Item no. 013000
MB-Secure 1000 starter bundle siren module Item no. 013822
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 1000, Item no. 013820
- Siren module MB-Secure, Item no. 013920
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 18 Ah, Item no. 013970
- LED operating unit, Item no. 013000
MB-Secure 2000 starter bundle LED Item no. 013831
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 2000, Item no. 013830
- Siren module MB-Secure, Item no. 013920
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 18 Ah, Item no. 013970
- LED operating unit, Item no. 013000
MB-Secure 2000 starter bundle LCD Item no. 013832
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 2000, Item no. 013830
- Siren module MB-Secure, Item no. 013920
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 18 Ah, Item no. 013970
- LCD operating unit, Item no. 013001
MB-Secure 2000 starter bundle LCD plus transmission device Item no. 013833
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 2000, Item no. 013830
- Siren module MB-Secure, Item no. 013920
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 18 Ah, Item no. 013970
- LCD operating unit, Item no. 013001
- DS 7700 transmission device, Item no. 057651.20
MB-Secure 2000 starter bundle LCD plus transmission device, Kl. C Item no. 013834
- Computer/connection PCB MB-Secure 2000, Item no. 013830
- Siren module MB-Secure, Item no. 013920
- Control panel housing ZG20, Item no. 013730
- Power supply/charger unit 12 V / 17 Ah, Item no. 010686.10
- LCD operating unit, Item no. 013001
- DS 7700 transmission device, Item no. 057651.20 1.4
1.4 Types of housings(options)
Housing ZG20 for MB-Secure Item no. 013730
- Housing dimensions: W 460 mm x H 382 mm x D 85 mm
- max. battery space 1 x 18 Ah
Housing ZG2 for MB-Secure Item no. 013740
- Housing dimensions: W 350 mm x H 300 mm x D 152 mm
- max. battery space 2 x 6.5 Ah
Housing ZG3.1 for MB-Secure Item no. 013750
- Housing dimensions: W 500 mm x H 300 mm x D 210 mm
- Place for 2 options and power supply unit; max. battery space 2 x 17 Ah or 1 x 24 Ah

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Housing ZG4 for MB-Secure Item no. 013760
- Housing dimensions: W 580 mm x H 640 mm x D 300 mm
- Place for 8 options and power supply unit; max. battery space 2 x 65 Ah
19”- Front panel 6HE for MB-Secure Item no. 013770
Back panel assembly plate Item no. 013106
Mounting plate for individual back panel installation
in 19” housings (outside products)
is provided by default in housings ZG 4, ZG 5 and ZG 6.
Dimensions: W 574 mm x H 634 mm x D 10 mm
19”- Dummy plate 6 HE, light gray Item no. 013108
Plate for individual expansion of 19”-Housings (third-party products).
19”- Dummy plate 3 HE, light gray Item no. 013109
Plate for individual expansion of 19"-Housings (third-party products).
19”- Dummy plate 6 HE, signal gray Item no. 013118
Plate for individual expansion of 19”-Housings (third-party products).
19”- Dummy plate 3 HE, signal gray Item no. 013119
Plate for individual expansion of 19”-Housings (third-party products).
Housing ZG10 for optional expansion Item no. 050051
- Housing dimensions: 310 mm x 340 mm x 81,5 mm
- max. battery space 1 x 3,4 Ah
1.5 Options for control panel configuration
The following are the options that can be used, depending on the housing dimensions and system
specifications.
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 17 Ah Item no. 010686.01
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 32 Ah Item no. 010690.01
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 40 Ah Item no. 010690.02
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 80 Ah Item no. 012168
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 130 Ah Item no. 012170
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 26 Ah Item no. 013950
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 52 Ah Item no. 013960
Power supply/charger unit 12 V DC / 18 Ah Item no. 013970
MB-Secure Siren module Item no. 013920
IB2 1to4 Bus Expander Item no. 013930
IB2 16 I/O Expander Item no. 013940
Relay module Item no. 013941
Transmission devices
Transmission device DS 6700 Item no. 057864
Transmission device DS 6750 Item no. 057865
Transmission device DS 7700 Item no. 057651.20
Accessories
USB Desktop reader Item no. 023360
Distributor block Item no. 050019
Power supply noise filter Item no. 050510
Fixing strap for batteries Item no. 055280
Lock insert, keyed alike Item no. 028050
for housing ZG 2 and ZG 3.1
Lock insert, keyed individual Item no. 028051
for housing ZG 2 and ZG 3.1, with building up according to VdS

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2 Control panel design
The MB-Secure PCBs are compatible for installation in the following control panel housings:
MB-Secure original control panel housing: 013730, 013740, 013750, 013760
Replacement of MB-Classic PCBs: 012911, 013201.10, 013202.10, 013106, 013203.10,
013204.10, 013222.10, 013223.10
Use in other housings is not recommended because the fixing points differ and correct grounding
cannot be guaranteed.
If the energy supply of the intrusion alarm control panel is not an integrated part of it, then it has to be
installed directly adjacent to the intrusion alarm control panel (without space in between). It should not
be possible to tamper with the connecting cables without causing mechanical damage to the housing.
VdS guidelines 2311
Starting from approximately the first quarter of 2016 the doors of housings ZG 2 (item no. 013740) and
ZG 3.1 (item no. 013750) will be supplied with an opening for installing a lock insert. An individually
keyed lock insert (part. no. 028051) should be used for VdS-compliant installations.
2.1 Control panel in the ZG 20
Emergency power supply
The housing provides space for 1 battery with max. 18 Ah.
According to VdS guidelines the batteries are to
be secured using a fixing strap (055280). Please
refer to chapter 3.4 Installing power supply unit
and battery in housing ZG20.
2.2 Control panel in the ZG 2
Emergency power supply
The housing provides space for 2 batteries with max. 6.5 Ah.
According to VdS guidelines the batteries are to
be secured using a fixing strap (055280).

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2.3 Control panel in the ZG 3.1
Emergency power supply
The housing provides space for 2 batteries with
max. 17 Ah.
According to VdS guidelines the batteries are
to be secured using a fixing strap (055280).
2.4 Control panel in the ZG 4
Emergency power supply
The housing provides space for 2 batteries with
max. 65 Ah.
According to VdS guidelines the batteries
are to be secured using a fixing strap
(055280).

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2.5 Computer/connection PCB
1 = Jumper programming switching behavior relay 2
2 = DIP switches
* = For detailed information on using the Reset Mode, see the operating manual "IQ PanelControl for
MB-Secure", Chapter “Help -> Password unknown".
Switches
Setting OFF
Setting ON
S1
Manual release via TouchCenter Tuxedo /
TouchCenter Plus for access with IQ
PanelControl or macro function
Permanent release for access with IQ PanelControl
S2
Factory use; setting OFF must not be changed
S3
Normal Mode
Reset Mode* - Configuration does not get loaded
- IP address comes from DHCP

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3 = USB device port (currently only for factory use)
4 = USB host port (Firmware update and USB stick as video data storage)
5 = Connector for connection cable to I-BUS users (in preparation)
6 = Power supply/charger unit connection
7 = Contact area for ground connection to mounting bottom
8 = Grounding bridges
9 = Relay 2 screw terminals (Switching capacity max. 8 A / 250 V AC, 5 A / 30 V DC min. 10 mA / 5 V DC)
10 = Relay 1 screw terminals (Switching capacity max. 8 A / 250 V AC, 5 A / 30 V DC min. 10 mA / 5 V DC)
11 = Fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm terminal for external load 1 (max. 500 mA)
12 = Fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm terminal for external load 2 (max. 500 mA)
13 = Fuse for external load 1 connection (0.5 AF)
14 = Fuse for external load 2 connection (0.5 AF)
15 a-d = BUS-2 / IB2 / Modulbus/RS-485 terminal programming jumpers (Controller 2)
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
15 a = Fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm max. 500 mA (operating voltage controller)
15 b = Connection (BUS-2 branch / IB2 controller/RS-485 interface)
Terminal
Operating mode BUS-2
Operating mode IB2 /
Modulbus/RS-485
+UB
+ U_B (max. 1 A)
+U_B
0 V
0 V
0 V
B
not used (Connection must not be used)
B (D-)
A
Data
A (D+)
15 c = Jumper for terminating resistors RS-485 interface
Jumper set → terminating resistors active
Either both jumpers must be set, or none!
15 d = Programming jumpers - operating mode Port
Jumpers 1 - 2 set → Operating mode BUS-2
Jumpers 2 - 3 set → Operating mode IB2/ RS-485* (* not currently available)
16 a-d = BUS-2/ IB2 / Modulbus/RS-485 terminal programming jumpers (Controller 1)
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
17 = "REVISION” key; If programmed using IQ Panel Control, all alarm notifications within this main zone are
cleared when the revision button is pressed.
This clearing is necessary to return the control panel to the alarm state and close the control unit
housing again following maintenance for example. Procedure:
- Press the revision button
- Close the control panel door within 30 seconds.
- The clearing operation takes place. The control panel is in the alarm state.
18 = "ABORT” key; process data (main zone conditions etc.) are stored in the Flash EPROM.
The "ABORT" key must be pressed before the control panel can be switched powerless.
19 a-d = BUS-2 / IB2 / Modulbus/RS-485 terminal programming jumpers (Controller 4)
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
20 a-d = BUS-2 / IB2 / Modulbus/RS-485 terminal programming jumpers (Controller 3)
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
21 = LED status information (from left to right)
LED 7 (yellow): Initialization in progress
LED 3 (green): Blinking -> Not programmed
Permanent On -> Operation/ Initialization successful, programmed
LED 6 (yellow): Revision mode (in preparation)
LED 4 (green): Blinking -> - Firmware update in progress
Permanent On -> - Abort active (after the "ABORT" key is pressed, the LED will
remain lit till the operating voltage can be disconnected.
22 = Analog inputs; the inputs are equipped with clearing transistors for automatic storing detectors.
The end-of-line resistance as well as the sensitivity can be programmed for each input. (Exclusive wired
connection: direct connection)
23 = Programmable outputs; active 12 V DC / 50 mA
24 = Ethernet connection RJ 45, 10/100

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25 = LEDs Ethernet (from top to bottom)
LED 1 (green): Blinking -> Data transfer active
Permanent On -> Ethernet connection ok
LED 2 (green): Permanent Off -> Data transfer rate 10 MBit/sec
Permanent On -> Data transfer rate 100 MBit/sec
LED 5 (yellow): Permanent Off -> Transfer mode half-duplex
Permanent on -> Transfer mode full-duplex
26 = Serial interface RS-232
Interface to connect transmission device DS 6700/DS 6750/DS 7700.
Based on VdS specifications, a system failure (processor fault/total power failure) must be signaled
through an external alarm. This can be realized using Relay 2, which needs to be appropriately
programmed via programming connection P10 (fault relay) and P15 (relay opening). In normal operation
the relay is energized; the relay opens on system fault or power failure.
A separately routed BUS line has to be used for each protection sector for BUS 2 subscribers.
VdS guidelines 2311
All control panel interfaces comply with the requirements according to EN 50131 Grade 3 in relation to
response in case of failure of periodic communication with <60 s to prevent the positive drive and
<100 s to tamper or fault.
Messages are recognized within 200 ms and indicated within 10 seconds.
2.5.1 Directly connectible Modulbus/RS-485 reader
The following table shows which reader types can currently be connected directly to the Modulbus/RS-485
controller.
Item no.
Name
023320 IDENT-KEY IK3 Proximity reader with keypad
023322.99 IK3 reader "Accentic" without keypad
023330 proX2-reader without keypad (Siedle design)
023342 proX2-reader with keypad (Siedle design)
026422 mifare reader "Accentic" without keypad
026423 mifare reader "Accentic" with keypad
026424 LEGIC Advant reader "Accentic" without keypad
026425 LEGIC Advant reader "Accentic" with keypad
026491 LEGIC reader "Classic" with keypad
026492 LEGIC reader "Classic" without keypad
026493 mifare reader "Classic" with keypad
026494 mifare reader "Classic" with keypad
027669 proX reader "Insertic" with keypad
027672.10 Mifare DESFire EV1 Insertic reader without keypad
027673.10 Mifare DESFire EV1 Insertic reader with keypad
027676.10 LEGIC advant Insertic reader without keypad
027677.10 LEGIC advant Insertic reader with keypad

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2.6 Extension modules
2.6.1 MB-Secure Siren Module (item no.013920)
1 = Connection Sirens 1 and 2; acoustic signaling device 048700/048720 (PCL)
or 160455.10/160456.10* (intrusion/hold-up alarm)
2 = Flash lamp connection
3 = Outputs A1 to A4 12 V/50 mA
4 = 0 V connections for outputs A1 to A4
5 = Analog inputs 1 and 2, clearable
6 = Cover contact
7 = Programming jumper P4; selection 048700/048720 or 160455.10/160456.10*
8 = LED 1 (to be used in-house only)
9 = LED 2 (to be used in-house only)
10 = LED 3 (to be used in-house only)
11 = BUS address programming switch
12 = To be used in-house only
13 = Grounding bridges (see chapter Grounding)
14 = Contact area for ground connection (PE) to the mounting bottom
15 = BUS wire shields. Important: Direct connection to the contact area for ground connection
16 = Connection for potential separation module 026595.10
17 = BUS supply voltage, additional connection in case of increased number of wires
18 = BUS-2/RS-485 connection (RS-485 in preparation) (Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
19 = Supply voltage for module
20 = Drill protection connection. If not used, terminate via jumper
21 = Connection points for tear-off protection
22 = Programming jumper tear-off protection; if tear-off protection is used, jumper not set
23 = Programming jumper P7; BUS interface operating mode BUS-2/RS-485 (RS-485 in preparation)
24 = Programming jumper P2/P3; terminating resistors RS-485 (RS-485 in preparation)
25 = fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm Si1 Flash lamp, 1 AF
26 = fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm Si2 Siren 1, 0.5 AF
27 = fine-wire fuse 5 x 20 mm Si3 Siren 2, 0.5 AF

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2.6.1.1 Programming jumpers/Monitoring resistors
Programming jumpers P2/P3 terminating resistors RS-485
P2/P3 connected: Terminating resistors active
P2/P3 not connected: Terminating resistors inactive
Programming connection P4 signalling device type
Position A: Signalling device 160455.10/160456.10*
Position B: Signalling device 048700/048720
Monitoring resistors
If signaling device 160455.10/160456.10* is
connected, the following monitoring resistors in the
signaling device must be changed
R1 10k -> 4k7
R2 4k7 -> 12k1
R3 0R -> 12k1
The corresponding resistors can be found in the
accessories pouch for the MB-Secure Siren module.
Programming connection P7 interface-operating mode
Position A: Interface-operating mode BUS-2
Position B: Interface-operating mode RS-485
(in preparation)
Signalling devices 160455.10/160456.10 must not be used in systems according to VdS.

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2.6.2 AWUG DS 6700 / DS 6750 (item no. 057864 / 057865)
Automatic transmission device with modem function and connection technology for PSTN (analog telephone
network) as well as Ethernet connection technology. Can be integrated via the serial interface.
Up to 100 transmission channels, 40 control inputs for the control panel as well as 100 function groups for
Contact ID* are available (* = Contact ID in preparation).
Programming of the DS 6700 / DS 6750 is carried out completely with IQ PanelControl.
Systems designed according to VdS class C have to be operated with an integrated transmission
device ( via serial interface).
Operation of a DS 6700 / DS 6750 transmission device in combination with the MB-Secure control
panel (firmware version V05.xx) firmware version V07 or higher for the transmission device is absolutely
necessary.
1 = * Plug for connection cable (I-BUS)
2 = * V.24-interface for RFW
3 = Reset button
4 = Serial S1 (RS-232) for connecting to the serial interface of the MB-Secure computer/connection PCB
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
5 = Ethernet connection RJ 45, 10/100
6 = USB port, v1.1
7 = * Output “signaling”
8 = * Positive drive
9 = * Output “resuscitation” for RFW
Diagram AWUG DS 6700 / DS 6750

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10 = * Wire bridges for connecting/disconnecting +U_B within I-BUS
11 = * Plug for connection cable (I-BUS) to the next module
12 = Power supply unit connection points
13 = * BUS-2 connection points
14 = Grounding bridges (see chapter Grounding/shielding)
15 = Contact area for shield connection to the mounting bottom
16 = Analog telephone connection
17 = Connection points armed/disarmed
Input “armed/disarmed" has to be permanent connected with 0 V” (solder in bridge)!
18 = * Input channels e1 - e8
19 = * Semiconductor-outputs parallel indicators
20 = * Connection for indicator PCB
21 = Jumper J5
22 = Headphone connector socket
23 = Microphone connector socket
24 = LEDs Ethernet status
25 = Jumper J6
26 = Jumper J1 to J4
27 = LEDs Device status
* = Not relevant for MB-Secure applications.
When connecting via the serial interface, at most 1 module can be used for each control panel.
You can find detailed information about connection and configuration in the installation instructions for
DS 6700 / DS 6750.
2.6.2.1 Connection of transmission device DS 6700/DS 6750 to MB-Secure computer/connection PCB
The 9-pole connection cable (computer PCB <-> transmission device) must be screwed with the PCBs
on both ends.

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2.6.3 AWUG DS 7700 (Part No. 057651.20)
Automatic transmission device with modem function and ISDN connection technology as well as TCP/IP
connection technology. Can be integrated via serial interface. Up to 100 transmission channels and 40 control
inputs are available for transmission.
Programming of the DS 7700 is carried out completely with IQ PanelControl.
Systems designed according to VdS category C have to be operated with an integrated transmission
device ( via serial interface).
Operation of a DS 7700 transmission device in combination with the control panel MB-Secure (firmware
version V05.xx) requires firmware version V09 or higher for the transmission device is absolutely
necessary.
1 = * Plug for connection cable (I-BUS)
2 = * V.24 interface for RFW 4000
3 = Reset button
4 = Serial S1 (RS-232) for connecting to the serial interface of the MB-Secure computer/connection PCB
(Exclusive wired connection: data bus connection)
5 = RJ 45 Ethernet connection, 10/100
6 = USB port, v1.1
7 = * Output “signaling”
8 = * Positive drive
Diagram AWUG DS 7700

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9 = * Serial S1 (TTL level)
10 = * Output “resuscitation” for RFW 2000
11 = * Wire bridge for connecting/disconnecting +U_B within I-BUS
12 = * Plug for connection cable (I-BUS) to the next module
13 = Power supply unit connection points
14 = Connection points armed/disarmed
Input “armed/disarmed" has to be permanent connected with 0 V” (solder in bridge)!
15 = Grounding bridge (See Chapter Grounding/shielding)
16 = Contact area for shield connection to the mounting bottom
17 = * BUS-2 connection points
18 = ISDN connection (connection to NT)
19 = ISDN connection (S0BUS for further end units)
20 = * Input channels e1 - e8
21 = * Semiconductor outputs for parallel indicators
22 = * Connection for indicator PCB
23 = Jumper J5
24 = LEDs ISDN status
25 = Jumper J7
26 = Jumper J8
27 = Jumper J9
28 = LEDs Ethernet status
29 = Jumper J10
30 = Jumper J1 to J4
31 = LEDs Device status
* = Not relevant for MB-Secure applications.
When connecting via the serial interface, at most 1 module can be used for each control panel.
You can find detailed information about connection and configuration in the installation instructions for
DS 7700.
2.6.3.1 Connection of transmission device DS 7700 to computer PCB
The 9-pole connection cable (computer PCB <-> transmission device) must be screwed with the PCBs
on both ends.

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3 Installation
Also see brochure “Electrical installation of hazard detection devices " (no. P03061-15-000-XX).
3.1 Mounting
The device is intended for wall mounting. The housing (option) consists of a back panel and a detachable
housing rack with front door (not ZG20 and ZG4).
For installation, first attach the back panel without rack and front door at the appropriate location and install the
PCBs and power supply/charger units. After the PCBs are wired, the housing rack can be attached and screwed
onto the back panel.
The location where the control panel is installed should meet the following conditions:
* must be inside the protection zone
* must be within the internal areas of the building
* must be easily accessible
* must not be exposed to any unusual environmental conditions, e.g. aggressive vapors, high humidity etc.
* must be at eye level
* must not be visible from outside
* must be sturdy enough to ward off attempts to tear it off
* there must be sufficient distance to nearby machinery
* must be on the interior wall of the protection zone - intrusion monitoring may be necessary if installation is
possible only on the external wall
Lead-seal the screws after installing and placing into operation.
3.2 Power supply
The power supply must be connected to the mains via a separate fuse (meter box, sub-distribution). No loads
external to the system should be connected to this circuit. The power supply can also be connected to a circuit
meant exclusively for the internal lighting systems of the zones to be monitored.
If the operator’s mains circuit is equipped with a fault-current safety switch (FI switch), the power supply must be
assigned its own FI switch capable of carrying overload current.
The fuse and the FI switch should be located within the protection zone.
If the power supply of the intrusion detector control panel is not part of the control panel, it should be installed
(mutually screwed) right next to the control panel (without any gap). It must be impossible to reach the
connection lines without mechanical damaging the housing.
For intruder alarm systems with multiple power supply devices, fault signals from each power supply device
must be indicated on the intruder alarm control panel. A central indicator will suffice only if the individual power
supply units have their own fault indicator.
A battery room is permitted only if it is included in the monitoring.
The batteries provided with the power supply must be VdS-approved. If batteries are connected in parallel, only
the same type of batteries of the same age must be used.
If the mains fail, uninterrupted and unrestricted operation of the IDS must be ensured for a minimum of 60 hours
(VdS Class C) using batteries. Before these 60 hours elapse, the alarm signalling units should have an
operational capacity of at least 60 seconds. The battery capacity required must be determined when the IDS is
in detection-ready state by measuring the current consumption in the armed and disarmed state. In a disarmed
system, the power consumption of the fault display(s) and one detector group display, or 10% of the detector
group displays if there are more than 10 detector groups, must also be taken into account. Group displays that
can displayed only via a locking test key need not be considered. The higher current consumption in each case
is decisive in the design of the battery capacity.

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If Intruder alarm systems also display fault signals optically or acoustically in armed mode (allowed only for
displays outside the protection zone), the power consumption of these displays must also be taken into account.
In addition, VDE guidelines and local public utility regulations must be complied with.
3.3 Installation in 19"- Cabinet/housing (third-party products)
If possible, assembly plates item no. 013106 should be used, since modules can be fixed without difficulty in
using them.
In addition, these assembly plates have appropriate clamps for a proper installation of the cable shields. For
more on this, see the chapter Grounding/shielding.
The following points must be kept in mind in the selection and installation of the 19" housing:
* Option of installing the back panel assembly plates item no. 013106
* Option of installing monitoring contact for the door (cover contacts)
* Electrically conductive connection of all metallic housing parts to one another
* Option to lead-seal the locking mechanism(s)
In addition, for VdS systems, the relevant VdS guidelines must be complied with!
3.4 Installing power supply unit and battery in housing ZG20.
One of the three mounting screws for the housing ZG20 is behind the power supply / charger and therefore the
housing must first be mounted on the wall.
Then the power supply / charger 013970 is to be attached in the lower left section of the housing using the three
screws provided for this purpose.
In order to attach the battery, the mounting bracket provided for this must first be removed. Then two adhesive
strips are to be attached to the bottom of the battery. With these, the battery can now be placed centered under
the mounting bracket on the floor of the housing. A distance of at least 5 mm should be maintained from the
right edge of the housing. After applying manual pressure to fix the adhesion, the mounting bracket can be
placed in its final position for attachment.
Then the power supply / charger can be connected according to the installation wiring instructions.
3.5 Installing the tear-off monitoring contact
According to European standards, tear-off monitoring contacts have to be installed in Class 3
devices.
Spacers and the board with the breakaway protection
switch are screwed to the mounting surface as
shown. The distance "A" between the switch and the
back of the housing is approx. 2 mm and must be
adjusted with washers if necessary.