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2-1 Installation Procedure
Read the following procedure to familiarize yourself
with the necessary steps before installing the system.
1.
Create a Layout - Draw a rough sketch of the
building and include all alarm detection devices,
modules and PGM output devices. Refer to the
following paragraphs for wiring requirements.
Keybus,Para 2-3.1
PGMs Para 2-3.2
Hardwired ZonesPara 2-3.3
Telephone Line Wiring.Para 2-3.4
Battery and AC Wiring. Para 2-3.5
Refer to paragraph 2-4 and the associated instal-
lation sheets for placement of wireless detectors.
Locate the control panel in a dry area, near an
unswitched AC source and telephone line. Avoid
areas that are a possible source of electrical noise
such as computers, televisions, appliances, HVAC
systems. Avoid areas with large metal surfaces
such as heating ducts.
Ensure that the control panel and other
modules will be installed in an area that
will be protected by the system.
2.
Mount NT9204 Module - Mount NT9204 mod-
ule as indicated in the associated installation
manual. Mount hardwired and PGM output
devices as required.
3.
Route Wiring - Route the telephone line, AC
power line, PGM wiring, hardwired zone wiring
or Keybus wiring to the NT9005 panel location.
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Install NT9005 Back Cover- Route wiring
through the access holes provided and mount the
back cover. Refer to paragraph 2.2 'NT9005
Installation'.
Complete Wiring - Connect the telephone line,
AC power line, PGM wiring, hardwired zone wir-
ing or Keybus wiring to the back cover.
Power up Control Panel - Connect the backup
battery. Place the unit on mounting plate ensur-
ing that the header on the printed circuit board
aligns with the terminal block on the back plate.
The system will NOT power up if only the
battery is connected.
Ensure that the LCD display and buzzer are func-
tioning as described during the power up
sequence. See Start-up, paragragh 1-5.1.
Position and Enroll Wireless Detectors. This
can be performed in Flash Programming or sec-
tion [904] in Advanced Programming (placement
only). Refer to the Installation Sheets of wireless
devices to determine optimal placement. Mount
wireless devices after succesful placement. Refer
to appendices C, D and E.
Program the System. The system can be quickly
programmed for basic setup in Flash Program-
ming or custom programmed manually in
Advanced Programming or with DLS2002 (down-
loading software) using a remote or local com-
puter. See Chap. 3:Programming.
Test the System. Two system tests are available:
the user Walk Test available in [*][6][8] program-
ming or the installer Walk Test described in sec-
tion [901] in Advanced Programming.
In the User Walk Test report codes are not
sent to the central station.
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