Simplex Contact Closure DACT Technical specifications

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Contact Closure DACT
(Digital Alarm
Communication
Transmitter)
Installation/ Programming Instructions
574-049
Rev. D
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Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this
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trademarks of Simplex Time Recorder Co.
Copyright and Trademarks
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DO NOT INSTALL ANY SIMPLEX PRODUCT THAT APPEARS
DAMAGED. Upon unpacking your Simplex product, inspect the contents of the
carton for shipping damage. If damage is apparent, immediately file a claim with
the carrier and notify Simplex.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD - Disconnect electrical power when making any
internal adjustments or repairs. Servicing should be performed by qualified
Simplex Representatives.
RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY - This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with
the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has
been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device
pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable
protection against such interference when operated in a residential installation.
Cautions and Warnings
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The following symbols are used in this publication to alert you to unusual and
possibly hazardous conditions.
WARNING - When you see this symbol, it indicates a potential danger that
requires correct procedures or practices in order to prevent personal injury.
CAUTION - This symbol is used to indicate correct operating or maintenance
procedures in order to prevent damage to, or destruction of, equipment or other
property.
ELECTROSTATIC-SENSITIVE DEVICE - When you see this symbol, you
should use proper CMOS/MOSFET handling precautions to avoid electrostatic
discharge and damage to the device. Grounded wrist straps should be worn and
proper ESD safety precautions observed when handling electro-sensitive printed
circuit boards.
Cautions and Warnings, continued
Explanation of Symbols
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Chapter 1 Getting Started
Overview...................................................................................................1-1
Related Documentation.............................................................................1-1
Topics .......................................................................................................1-1
Requirements ................................................................................................1-2
Telephone Requirements...........................................................................1-2
Telephone System Connection..................................................................1-3
Power Requirements for 4004/4005 Versions...........................................1-3
Power Requirements for 4020/4100/4120 Versions .................................1-4
Environmental Limitations........................................................................1-4
Discrete Inputs (Initiating Circuits)...........................................................1-4
LED Indicators..........................................................................................1-5
Chapter 2 Installation
Overview...................................................................................................2-1
Topics .......................................................................................................2-1
Revision-Specific Installations......................................................................2-2
Overview...................................................................................................2-2
4004 Installations......................................................................................2-2
4005 and 4020/4100/4120 Installations....................................................2-3
Installing the 4004-9810 CCDACT Kit ........................................................2-4
Mounting into the 4004 Panel...................................................................2-4
Wiring the 4004-9810 CCDACT into the System.....................................2-5
Installing the 4005-9810 CCDACT Kit ........................................................2-6
Mounting into the 4005 Panel...................................................................2-6
Wiring the 4005-9810 CCDACT into the System.....................................2-7
Installing the 4020-0153 CCDACT Kit ........................................................2-8
Mounting into the 4020 Panel...................................................................2-8
Wiring the 4020-0153 CCDACT into the System.....................................2-9
Interconnection Table .............................................................................2-11
Installing the 4100/4120-0153 CCDACT Kit.............................................2-12
Mounting into the 4100/4120 Panel.......................................................2-12
Wiring the 4100/4120-0153 CCDACT into the System .........................2-13
Interconnection Table .............................................................................2-14
Chapter 3 Programming
Overview...................................................................................................3-1
Topics .......................................................................................................3-1
Starting the Programmer...............................................................................3-2
Startup Instructions...................................................................................3-2
Navigating the Programmer..........................................................................3-3
Overview...................................................................................................3-3
Table of Contents
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Programming the CCDACT..........................................................................3-4
Programming.............................................................................................3-4
Show Command Screen ..........................................................................3-17
Report Code Command Screen...............................................................3-18
Help Command Screen ...........................................................................3-18
Exiting With or Without Changes..........................................................3-19
Custom Control Programming ....................................................................3-20
Overview.................................................................................................3-20
Custom Control Equations......................................................................3-20
Service and Maintenance............................................................................3-23
Time Adjustment.....................................................................................3-23
Repair......................................................................................................3-23
Index.................................................................................I-1
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Figure 1-1. Telephone System Connection (Each Line) ................................ 1-3
Figure 2-1. Installing a 4004-9810 CCDACT Kit.......................................... 2-4
Figure 2-2. Wiring the 4004-9810 CCDACT into the System....................... 2-5
Figure 2-3. Installing a 4005-9810 CCDACT Kit.......................................... 2-6
Figure 2-4. Wiring the 4005-9810 CCDACT into the System....................... 2-7
Figure 2-5. Installing a 4020-0153 CCDACT Kit.......................................... 2-8
Figure 2-6. Wiring the 4020-0153 CCDACT into the System..................... 2-10
Figure 2-7. Installing a 4100/4120-0153 CCDACT Kit............................... 2-12
Figure 2-8. Wiring the 4100/4120-0153 CCDACT into the System............ 2-13
Figure 3-1. Show Command Screen............................................................. 3-17
Figure 3-2. Report Code Command Screen ................................................. 3-18
Figure 3-3. Help Command Screen.............................................................. 3-18
List of Figures
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Circuitry on the Contact Closure Digital Alarm Communication Transmitter
(CCDACT) monitors contact inputs from the Fire Alarm Control Panel’s
(FACP’s) CPU board and communicates the resultant data to up to two
telephone number destinations over up to two telephone lines.
The Simplex Model 4004/4005-9810 CCDACT is an option card that mounts
within a 4004 or 4005 FACP. Likewise, the Simplex Model 4020/4100/
4120-0153 CCDACT is an option card that mounts within a 4020, 4100,
or 4120 FACP.
The CCDACT incorporates line seizure, pulse or tone dialing, and line monitors.
The following is a list of additional documentation that may aid you in CCDACT
installation.
• 4100/4120/UT System Cards - Installation Instructions............FA4-21-205
• 4100 Custom Control Editor - Programming Instructions........FA4-41-225
This chapter contains the following topics:
Topic Page
Requirements 1-2
Indicators 1-5
Chapter 1
Getting Started
Overview
Related Documentation
Topics
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If requested by the telephone company, the following information must be
provided before connecting the CCDACT to telephone lines:
• Original manufacturer: Simplex Time Recorder Company
• Model Number: 4004-9810, 4005-9810, 4020-0153, 4100-0153, or
4120-0153
• FCC Registration Number: 5QWUSA-23579-AL-E
• Type of jack(s) (to be installed by the telephone company): RJ-31X
Important: Do not direct-connect the CCDACT to a coin telephone or party
line.
If the CCDACT harms the telephone network, the telephone company will notify
you in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. If
advance notice is not practical, the telephone company will notify you as soon as
possible. You have the right to file a complaint with the Federal
Communications Commission should you believe it necessary.
The telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment,
operations, or procedures that could affect the operation of the CCDACT. If this
happens, the telephone company will provide advance notice so that you can
make the necessary modifications to maintain uninterrupted service.
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Requirements
Telephone Requirements
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Have the telephone company install two telephone lines, each terminated with an
RJ-31X jack immediately above or as close as possible to the fire alarm control
panel. The connection to the RJ-31X MUST be made via the modular jack in
installations where the CCDACT will share the telephone line with premises
phones or other equipment. Use either of two Simplex harnesses for this
connection: either 2080-9046 (7 feet) or 2080-9047 (14 feet).
Note: The two telephone line harnesses must take separate paths from the host
FACP to the RJ-31X blocks.
Figure 1-1. Telephone System Connection (Each Line)
The 4004/4005 versions of the CCDACT have the following power requirements.
• Voltage
- 5VDC Power Supply: 5VDC + 10%, 50mV max. ripple
- 24VDC Power Supply: 2V max. ripple, 24VDC nominal
• Current
- Standby Mode: 15 mA max. from the 24V supply
50 mA max. from the 5V supply
- Report Mode: 25 mA max. from the 24V supply
70 mA max. from the 5V supply
- Programming Mode: 15 mA max. from the 24V supply
70 mA max. from the 5V supply
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Requirements, Continued
Telephone System
Connection
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Two shorting bars complete the
connection of premises phones to
the incoming line upon removal of the
direct-connect plug. Shorting
bars open upon insertion of the plug.
TIPH
TIP
RING
RINGH
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Grey
Red
Blue
Green
Direct
Connect Cord
RJ-31X
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4
5
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6
Incoming
Telephone Line
Jack Configuration Premises Phones
Protector
Testing (Direct Connect cord plugged in):
Communicator Active: Terminals TIP
and RING should read <5V. Communicator
Inactive: Measurement across Terminals
4 and 5 should read approximately 48VDC.
(Acceptable range is from 42 to 56VDC.)
Power Requirements for
4004/4005 Versions
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The 4020/4100/4120 versions of the CCDACT have the following power
requirements.
• Voltage
- 24VDC Power Supply: 2V max. ripple, 24VDC nominal
• Current
- Standby mode: 35 mA maximum from the 24V supply
- Report mode: 50 mA maximum from the 24V supply
- Programming mode: 50 mA maximum from the 24V supply
• Ground Isolation
- DC resistance between logic 0 and earth ground must exceed
1 Megohm.
The CCDACT has the following environmental limitations.
• Temperature: 32°to 120°F (0°to 49°C)
• Humidity: UL = Up to 85% relative humidity at 86°F (30°C)
FM = Up to 90% relative humidity at 100°F (38°C)
The CCDACT has the following discrete inputs:
• Alarm
• Priority 2 Alarm (Not included on 4004/4005 models)
• Supervisory
• Trouble
• AC Failure
Note:An active signal at any of these inputs triggers an appropriate
"condition" report to the central station; a subsequent inactive signal
triggers an appropriate "restore" report to the Central Station.
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Requirements, Continued
Power Requirements for
4020/4100/4120 Versions
Environmental Limitations
Discrete Inputs
(Initiating Circuits)
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The CCDACT has the following LED indicators:
• Power (Green)
- Not illuminated: The system is not receiving DC power, or the
power-up self-test failed.
- On steady: The CCDACT is operational but in its idle state.
- Flashing: The CCDACT is dialing (or attempting to dial)
the central station.
• Communication Trouble (Yellow)
- Not illuminated: No communication errors are being detected.
- On steady: There are two situations where the Yellow LED
is on steady: 1) When the CCDACT cannot
communicate with the central station – all
dialing attempts have failed 2) Power-up self-test
has failed –the Green LED is OFF during this
condition.
- Single flashes: CCDACT detects phone line 1 hardware failure.
- Double flashes: CCDACT detects phone line 2 hardware failure.
Indicators
LED Indicators
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The CCDACT can be installed into 4004, 4005, 4020, 4100, and 4120 panels.
The type of DACT you install depends on the panel you’re installing it into.
This chapter explains the DACT installation procedures for all these panels.
This chapter contains the following topics:
Topic Page
Revision-Specific Installations 2-2
Installing the 4004-9810 CCDACT Kit 2-4
Installing the 4005-9810 CCDACT Kit 2-6
Installing the 4020-0153 CCDACT Kit 2-8
Installing the 4100/4120-0153
CCDACT Kit 2-12
Chapter 2
Installation
Overview
Topics
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This section describes a procedure that is required only for Revision 1.03.01
firmware in the 4004 panel, and for Revision 1.01.01 firmware in the 4005,
4020, 4100, and 4120 panels. If you are not using either of these revisions, you
can skip this section.
Note: Notify the Central Station before testing your system (or disable your
DACT). When your system is under Walk Test, numerous events will
be transmitted to the Central Station automatically.
The following procedure is required only for Revision 1.03.01 firmware in the
4004 panel.
1. Follow the installation procedures described in “Installing the 4004-9810
CCDACT Kit”in this chapter, but do not connect the RINGx (RED) wires
from each of the two TELCO cables.
2. Install the DACT programmer cable and have the terminal ready.
3. Power up the 4004 system. The green LED (PWR/COMM) on the DACT
will blink for approximately 11 minutes. During this time, you will not be
able to program the DACT, and the 4004 will display a (C) trouble status if
the panel had not previously been programmed for a DACT or City option.
During this time you must program the 4004 to enable the DACT/City
option, and should make any other panel programming changes. Exit the
4004 programming mode.
4. Watch the DACT LEDs. Once the green and yellow LEDs turn on together,
you will have about 30 seconds to enter the DACT programming mode from
the terminal. Program the DACT as described in the programming section
of this manual. The exception is that you will connect the RINGx (RED)
wires from each of the two TELCO cables before exiting the DACT
programmer.
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Revision-Specific Installations
Overview
4004 Installations
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The following procedure is required only for Revision 1.01.01 firmware in the
4005, 4020, 4100, and 4120 panels.
1. Follow the installation procedures described in the appropriate section of
this chapter, but do not connect the RINGx (RED) wires from each of the
two TELCO cables.
2. Install the DACT programmer cable and have the terminal ready.
3. Power up the system. The green LED (PWR/COMM) on the DACT will
blink for approximately 11 minutes. During this time you will not be able to
program the DACT.
4. (4005 installations only) Program your system to enable the DACT/City
option and make any other panel programming changes.
5. (4005 installations only) Exit the programming mode.
6. Watch the DACT LEDs. Once the green and yellow LEDs turn on together,
you will have about 30 seconds to enter the DACT programming mode from
the terminal. Program the DACT as described in the programing section of
this manual. The exception is that you will connect the RINGx (RED) wires
from each of the two TELCO cables before exiting the DACT programmer.
Revision-Specific Installations, Continued
4005 and 4020/4100/4120
Installations
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Note: If your 4004 panel has firmware that is at Revision 1.03.01, read the
“4004 Installations”section (on page 2-2) before starting the procedure
below.
1. (If applicable) Disconnect one of the two battery terminals. Then remove
AC power at the power source.
2. (If applicable) Disconnect and remove the optional City Card(s). Tie off
and remove the City Circuit wiring.
3. Remove the screws that secure the CPU board chassis to the back box.
4. Remove the chassis from the back box.
5. Screw the four standoffs (provided) to the rear of the CPU board chassis.
Holes for the standoffs are pre-drilled and tapped.
6. Using the screws provided, secure the CCDACT to the standoffs. Ensure
that mounting lug near TB4 is snug (the lug provides ground for electrical
transients).
7. Loop the tie-wrap (supplied) around the stand-off near TB4; leave enough
play in the loop to let at least 2 fingers pass through. This loop will provide
strain relief for the telephone company (TELCO) cables.
8. Slide the CPU board chassis into place and secure the chassis with its four
screws.
9. Affix the telephone line registration label (supplied) to the FACP enclosure
at the location shown.
REGISTRATION LABEL
CCDACT
STANDOFF
TB4
Figure 2-1. Installing a 4004-9810 CCDACT Kit
Continued on next page
Installing the 4004-9810 CCDACT Kit
Mounting into the 4004 Panel
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