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~ADEMC~,
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS.
No. 4180=12/4180EC
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Control/Communicator
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General Intonation
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I. Introduction ...................................................
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A. System Characteristics ......................................
6. Zone Inputs .................................................
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C. System Options ..........................................
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Control Options ...........................................
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Communicator Options .....................................
II. Functional Description .........................................
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A. Functional Description, No. 4165 Siren Driver ...................
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8. Functional Description, No. 5322 Security Console ..............
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C. Functional Description. No. 5314 Remote Keypad ...............
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Ill. Communicator Operation .......................................
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A. Line Seizure ................................................
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B. Anti-Jam ...................................................
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C. Dial Tone Detection .........................................
0. PROM Calling Options ........................................
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E. Acknowledge Wait PROM Options .............................
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F. Transmission Format PROM Options ...........................
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G. Message Verification PROM Options ...........................
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H. Ademco Low Speed Reporting Format .........................
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1. Ademco High Speed Reporting Format .........................
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J. SESCOAIRadionics Reporting Formats ........................
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IV. Installer PROM Programming ....................................
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A. Control PROM .............................................
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B. Communication PROM ......................................
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V. Installation and Wiring ........................................
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A. Installation and Wiring, No. 4180-12/4180EC
C-COM
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8. lnstallalion and Wiring, No. 5322 Security Console(s) ...........
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C. Installation and Wiring, No. 5314 Remote Keypad(s) ............
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0. Installation. No. 4165 Siren Driver ............................
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E. Installation. No. 4178 Remote Phone Arming Module ............
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Vl.Sys:emCheckout ............................................
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VII. Operation ..................................................
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VIII. Turning The System Over to User .............................
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IX. General Specifications ............
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Diagrams
1. Allowable Siren Speaker Configurations .........................
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2. Console Connections .........................................
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3.KeypadConnections..
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4. No. 4180-I 2 Control/Communicator ............................
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5. No. 4165 Siren Driver .........................................
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6. No. 5322 Security Console ....................................
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7. No. 5314 Remote Digital Keypad ...............................
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8. No. 4178 Remote Telephone Arming Module ....................
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9. Summary of Connections .....................................
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10. UL Grade A Local Installation
(Bell. Tamper and Ground Connections). .......................
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11. Supplementary Connections for Grade AA Central Station UL Installation
(using No. 445 Line Security Transmitter). ......................
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12. Supplementary Connections for Grade A Central Station UL Installation
(using No. 346 Reversing Relay Module). .......................
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13. Supplementary Connections for Grade A Central Station UL Installation
(usng No. 7621 SE Long Range Radio Transmitter Interface .......
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The Nos. 4180-l 2 and 418OEC Control Communicators are microcom-
puter based products which conveniently combine the control panel and
digital communicator into one unit. The Nos. 4180-l 2 and 4180EC are both
12 volt commercial-residential systems that provide every important fea-
ture required for an effectii
household fife/burglary alarm or commercial
burglary system. Although the two units are identical in most respects. it
should be noted that the No. 4180-l 2 C-COM is a UL Listed system
designed for use in a UL certifii
household tire/burglary alarm or com-
mercial (Grade A Local Mercantile) burglary installation. whereas the No.
4180EC is only UL Listed for household fire/burglary. Any special installa-
tion requirements or procedures in this manual that are indicated as being
necessary for a commercial UL installation are therefore applicable only to
the No. 4180-l 2. and need not be followed when installing the No. 41 BOEG.
A typical system installation includes a No. 4180-l 2 or No. 4180EC
C-COM. an optiil
No. 4165 Plug-k Siren Driver, one or two NO. 5322
Security Consoles, and one or more No. 5314 Remote Keypads. For maxi-
mum number of consoles/keypads that may be used. refer to the table in
the General Specifications (Section IX).
The No. 4180-12 or No. 418OEC C-COM will monitor all inputs and
generate appropriate output signals for interior and exterior audible wam-
ing as well as for remote communication to a central alarm monitoring
service.
The No. 4166 Siren Driver is an'optional plug-in module that provides the
capability to drive an 8 ohm siren speaker with up to 25
watts
Of sound
power with separate sound outputs for fire and burglary/emergency.
The No. 6322 Becurliy Conaols(s) provide lull system and individual
zone status indication as well as system control. With the No. 5322. the
system may be compjetefy armed or just perimeter anned or disarmed.
The entry delay may be turned off. zones may shunted. and user security
codes may be changed. Three types of emergency alarms may be trig-
gered. A built-in speaker provides audible alarm. trouble. and annunciator
functions. The keypad is illuminated for nighttime convenience.
The (optionrl) No. 5214 Remote Keypud(s) permit most of the keypad
functions of the NO. 5322 to be performed except for emergency alarm
triggering. as well as providing limifed display and audible annunciation for
modes, trouble. alarms. and bypasses (shunts).
The (optional) No. 4178 24 Hour
lest
Mod&
enables the system to
reporl a test message to the central station at 24 hour intervals (required
lor UL Standard 611 Listed installation).
The (OptIonsI) No. 4178 Retnote phone Amdng Module permits the
arming of the system from any TouchTone@ phone. The system may also
be force armed from remote phone if one or more sensors is faulted.
Nota: Ths No. 4180-12 (not ths 41SOEC) csn qusllfy tar high security
UL Grade AA Centml SWon use if provided with a supplementary
direct wire telephone line connection to a MiniModularm or
Mqdulann type system in conjunction with a No. 445 Grade AA Line
Security Transmitter. as shown in Diagram 11. UL Gmds A Centml
Stdon use is possible with a No. 346 Reversing Relay Module
connected as shown in Diagram 12. In either case. the "Lites On"
feature (described later) must be enabled during programming for all
burglary and pamc zones. Its output is usedfo lnp the No. 445/346
during an alarm condition and lhus trigger polarity reversal on the
supplementary direct wire connection to the monitoring agency.
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