Pima hunter-pro Configuration guide

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HUNTER-PRO
Installation Manual
Supplement
ZONE DOUBLING
P/N
44100 84 Rev. A (Jan-2003)
PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd.
5 Hatzoref Street, Holon 58856, Israel
℡ [phone]  [phone]
 [e-mail]  http://www.pima-alarms.com

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property resulting from burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise, or that the Product will in all cases provide
adequate warning or protection. The User understands that a properly installed and maintained
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able of ContentsT
Table of Contents
Introduction .....................................................................................................1
Upgrading an Existing HUNTER-PRO..................................................................... 1
Upgrade Kit Contents...................................................................................................... 2
Zones Connection Options ..................................................................................... 2
Connecting and Configuring...........................................................................3
Connecting the Doubled Zones .............................................................................. 3
Connecting Without an EOL Resistor .............................................................................. 3
Connecting With an EOL Resistor ................................................................................... 4
Connecting Normally Open Detectors............................................................................ 5
When Doubling Some of the Zones ................................................................................ 5
Configuring HUNTER-PRO for Zone Doubling....................................................... 6

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Introduction
Zone Doubling is a cost-effective way to expand the eight-zone
HUNTER-PRO control panel up to 16 zones. The zone doubling is done
without any hardware add-on. Zone doubling uses the same HUNTER-
PRO panel, the smoke input and adding a resistor and diode to each of
the doubled zones.
While using the Zone Doubling feature, the doubled zones cannot be
protected with two EOL resistors. More detailed description of different
connecting options, can be found in this HUNTER-PRO Installation
Supplement.
Upgrading an Existing HUNTER-PRO
The Zone Doubling feature is supported with HUNTER-PRO version 2k and
up. Also required is a 16Kb E
2
PROM (i.e., the U2 CHIP should be 24C16).
When upgrading an earlier version of HUNTER-PRO, both the EPROM and
the E
2
PROM should be replaced (see Figure 1).
HUNTER
PRO
EXPANSION CARD SERIALKEYBOARD
U3
U2
E
T AUD
CONT
T1
JP2 JP4
U2 E2PROM
24C16
U3 EPROM
REP 2l
Figure 1 - Replacing the EPROM and the E
2
PROM
IMPORTANT!
Before attempting to replace the memory chips, the control panel MUST be
DISCONNECTED from all power sources (i.e., AC and DC).

Connecting and Configuring
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Upgrade Kit Contents
The upgrade kit includes the following items:
 HUNTER-PRO EPROM with version 2l
 16Kb E
2
PROM
 8 Diodes
 8 Resistors
Zones Connection Options
The Zones can be connected in one of the configurations described in
Table 1.
Table 1 - Zones Connection Options
Option Number
of Zones
EOL Configuration Detector Type
No Zone
Doubling
Up to 8 None, 1, or 2 EOL
resistors on all eight zones
NC or NO on all
eight zones
Zone
Doubling
Up to 16 When all zones are
doubled:
• None or 1 EOL resistor
When some of the zones
are doubled:
• None, 1, or 2 EOL
resistors on un-doubled
zones
• None or 1 EOL resistor
on all other zones
For zones 1 trough
8:
• NC type ONLY
For zones 9
through 16:
• NC or NO type
detectors
NOTE:
If two EOL resistors are required for all 16 zones, an eight zones expansion card (EXP-
1001) should be used instead.

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Connecting and
Configuring
Connecting the Doubled Zones
Connecting Without an EOL Resistor
Zones 1 through 8 are connected with a serial 10K Ω resistor to the zone
inputs on the control panel (see Figure 2). Zones 9 to 16 are connected
with a serial diode to the zone inputs (i.e., zone 9 is connected to zone
input 1, 10 to 2, etc.) and uses the SMOKE input instead of the GND (see
Figure 2).
10K ¼W
Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 -+Z5 Z6 Z7
F 5A 250VAC
CA
F1
F6
TMPR
2
TMPR
1
ON/
OFF
ALARM
KEYBOARD
JP5
S2 C N.O N.C -
RELAY SMOKE
-+INOUT
LINE SET
F4F3
Diode
Zone 1 (NC)
(zones 2 to 8
are connected
the same way)
Zone 9 (NC)
(zones 10 to 16
are connected
the same way)
Figure 2 - Zone Doubling Without EOL Resistors

Connecting and Configuring
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IMPORTANT!
Pay attention to the polarity (direction) of the diode when connecting it (see Figure 3).
Figure 3 - Connecting the Diode
Connecting With an EOL Resistor
Zones 1 through 8 are connected as without an EOL resistor (i.e., a serial
10K
Ω resistor to the zone inputs on the control panel; see Figure 4). Zones
9 to 16 are connected with a serial diode and resistor to the zone inputs
(i.e., zone 9 is connected to zone input 1, 10 to 2, etc.) and uses the
SMOKE input instead of the GND (see Figure 4).
10K ¼W
Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 -+Z5 Z6 Z7
F 5A 250VAC
CA
F1
F6
TMPR
2
TMPR
1
ON/
OFF
ALARM
KEYBOARD
JP5
S2 C N.O N.C -
RELAY SMOKE
-+INOUT
LINE SET
F4F3
Diode
Zone 1 (NC)
(zones 2 to 8
are connected
the same way)
Zone 9 (NC)
(zones 10 to 16
are connected
the same way)
10K ¼W
Figure 4 - Zone Doubling With EOL Resistors
This side is
connected to the
SMOKE input

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NOTE:
Figure 4 illustrates how to connect NC (Normally Closed) type detectors; for NO
(Normally Open) type read the following.
Connecting Normally Open Detectors
As a rule, when using Zone Doubling Feature, Zones 1 through 8 can
include ONLY Normally Closed (NC) type detectors. The NO detectors
(with the EOL resistor) should be installed as illustrated in Figure 5.
10K ¼W
Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 -+Z5 Z6 Z7
F 5A 250VAC
CA
F1
F6
TMPR
2
TMPR
1
ON/
OFF
ALARM
KEYBOARD
JP5
S2 C N.O N.C -
RELAY SMOKE
-+INOUT
LINE SET
F4F3
Diode
Zone 1 (NC)
(zones 2 to 8
are connected
the same way)
Zone 9 (NO)
(zones 10 to 16
are connected
the same way)
10K ¼W
Figure 5 - Connecting NO Detectors (Zones 9 through 16)
When Doubling Some of the Zones
When not doubling all the zones, the following should be taken into
consideration:
 The upper un-doubled zones should be permanently bypassed, as
they are not present (e.g., if zones 7 and 8 are not doubled, zones 15
and 16 should be bypassed).
 Each lower zone has its upper doubled zone match (i.e., zone 1 is
matched with zone 9, zone 2 with zone 10, etc.)

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 When un-doubled zones are connected with two EOL resistors, all
other (doubled and regular) zones should be programmed as NOT
protected with EOL resistors; i.e., the EOL characteristic (“E”) should
be disabled (“-“) in the Zone Characteristic menu.
NOTE:
If two EOL resistors are required for all 16 zones, an eight zones expansion card (EXP-
1001) should be used instead.
Configuring HUNTER-PRO for Zone
Doubling
The new version has some additional screens in the System Configuration
menu.
To enter the Zone Doubling configuration screen : [ Master Code
→
NEXT
SERVICE
→
[ Technician Code
→
7
HOME 2
→
ENTR
(eight
times)
System Configuration, Screen 8 (new) is displayed (see Figure).
W 1 J MWireles s
- - -
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
W For future use.
1 For future use.
J For future use.
M Zone Doubling feature; when enabled (+), the zone-doubling feature
is enabled and the HUNTER-PRO can support up to 16 zones without
expanding the hardware.
After enabling the Zone Doubling, the 16 zones can be configured using
the standard Zone Characteristics menus.