ITI 60-252 User manual

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Hardwire Interior Speaker & Piezo
Installation
1. Turn off the panel power switch.
2. Run a 22 gauge or greater, 4-conductor stranded
wire cable from the panel to the speaker location.
3. Remove the speaker’s front cover by removing
the two bottom screws.
4. Remove the four screws that secure the speaker/
piezo assembly and pull the assembly off the
base.
5. Feed the cable through the circular cut-out in the
back of the base.
6. Mount the base to the wall with the appropriate
anchors and screws.
7. Attach the speaker/piezo assembly to the base.
CareTaker Wiring
1. Connect the wires from the speaker to the two left
screws and the wires from the single piezo to the
two right screws.
2. Make wiring connections between one speaker
and piezo and the panel as shown in Figure 1.
Note: Be sure to install the 1-amp fuse in the circuit as
shown in Figure 1. This helps protect the panel’s
speaker output from short circuits that may
cause damage to the panel’s circuit board.
Figure 1. Wiring One Speaker and Piezo to the
CareTaker
1055G09A.DS4
PANEL
TERMINALS
-BAT 6
HWS 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
C
SPKR
BLACK
RED
1-AMP
FUSE
Hardwire Interior
Speaker and Piezo
Document Number: 46-324 Rev. B
August 1996
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Product Summary
The Hardwire Interior Speaker and Piezo produces
low-volume status sounds and high-volume siren
sounds with voice alarm messages.
Install these sirens in areas where the user can always
hear what is happening on the premises. The unit
includes an 8-ohm, 15- to 20-watt speaker and a single
piezo and broadcasts voice messages, siren sounds,
and status beeps.
Each unit draws a maximum 75 mA of current and can
deliver an 80dB siren level in high-level alarm.
Installation Guidelines
νThe Hardwire Interior Speaker and Piezo can be
mounted anywhere indoors. Locate this device in
interior areas where the system status and siren
sounds need to be heard.
νA maximum of two speakers (per panel) is
allowed. Wire multiple speakers in series and
piezos in parallel.
νUse 4-conductor, 22-gauge stranded wire.
Tools Needed
νPhillips screwdriver
νScrews and anchors (included)
νDrill
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Hardwire Interior Speaker & Piezo
If two speakers and piezos are installed, make wiring
connections to the panel as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Wiring Two Speakers and Piezos to the
CareTaker
CareTaker Plus Wiring
1. Connect the wires from the speaker to the two left
screws and the wires from the single piezo to the
two right screws.
2. Make wiring connections between one speaker
and piezo and the panel as shown in Figure 1.
Note: Speakers connected to the Feature Expansion
Module produce only fire and intrusion alarm
sounds.
To get voice status messages and auxiliary
alarm sounds from speakers, connect speakers
to panel terminals 11 (GND) and 16 (VOICE).
.
Figure 3. Wiring One Speaker and Piezo to the
CareTaker Plus
If two speakers and piezos are installed, make wiring
connections to the panel as shown in Figure 4.
Note: Speakers must be wired in series as shown,
when connecting two speakers.
Figure 4. Wiring Two Speakers and Piezos to the
CareTaker Plus
1055G10A.DS4
PANEL
TERMINALS
-BAT 6
HWS 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
C
SPKR
BLACK
RED
1-AMP
FUSE
BLACK
RED
-BAT (B6
)
HWS (B7
)
1055G07A.DS4
FEATURE EXPANSION
MODULE TERMINALS 21
1715
PANEL TERMINALS
GND
DC OUT
SPKR
IntSirn
BLACK
RED
1
055G08
A.D
S
4
FEATURE EXPANSION
MODULE TERMINALS 21
1715
PANEL TERMINALS
GND
DC OUT
SPKR
IntSirn
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
17
15
DC OUT IntSirn

Hardwire Interior Speaker & Piezo
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UltraGard Wiring
1. Connect the wires from the speaker to the two left
screws and the wires from the single piezo to the
two right screws.
2. Make wiring connections between one speaker
and piezo and the panel as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Wiring One Speaker and Piezo to UltraGard
If two speakers and piezos are installed, make wiring
connections to the panel as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Wiring Two Speakers and Piezos to
UltraGard
WARNING: A maximum of two speakers is allowed.
Wire multiple speakers in series only, as
shown. Wiring more than two speakers or
multiple speakers in parallel can result in
permanent damage to the panel.
Testing
This section describes the basic steps for testing siren
operation. For complete testing information, refer to
the specific panel’s installation instructions.
To test siren operation:
1. Contact the central monitoring station and inform
them that you will be testing the system and they
are not to dispatch any authorities.
2. Arm the system and listen for status beeps and
voice status message, indicating successful arm-
ing.
3. Trip an instant perimeter sensor. You should hear
a loud, slow on-off-on-off sound and a voice mes-
sage such as “Intrusion! Intrusion! Sensor NN.”
4. Disarm the system.
5. Activate a fire alarm by pressing and holding the
test button on a smoke sensor, or press and hold
the fire panic button on the panel or touchpad.
You should hear a loud, steady sound and a voice
message such as “Fire! Fire! Sensor NN.”
6. Disarm the system.
7. Activate an auxiliary alarm by pressing and hold-
ing the auxiliary panic button on the panel or
touchpad. You should hear a fast on-off-on-off
sound and the voice message “Help! Help! Sensor
eight two.”
8. Disarm the system.
9. Contact the central monitoring station and inform
them that you are done testing the system.
8917 18
VOICE VOICE
BLACK
RED
8557G12A.DS4
4.7k Ohm
EOL RESISTOR 49-365
(LOCATE AT PIEZO)
INT
SIREN
+
INT
SIREN
-
IN 4001 DIODE 07-001
(LOCATE AT PIEZO)
BLACK
8557147A.DS4
4.7k Ohm
EOL RESISTOR 49-365
(LOCATE AT LAST PIEZO)
8917 18
VOICE VOICE
BLACK
RED
INT
SIREN
+
INT
SIRE
N
-
IN 4001 DIODE
07-001 (LOCATE AT
EACH PIEZO)
RED

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Hardwire Interior Speaker & Piezo
Specifications
Compatibility: CareTaker, CareTaker Plus and Custom
Versions, UltraGard and Custom Versions
Power Requirements: 6- to 14-VDC; 75 mA maximum
Dimensions: 6.780” x 4.780” x 2.40” (L x W x D)
Notices
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Interactive Technologies, Inc. can
void the users authority to operate the equipment.
ITI and CareTaker are registered trademarks of Interactive Technologies, Inc. UltraGard
is a trademark of Interactive Technologies, Inc.