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- Page 1 Installation & Operation Manual March 2017 Rev. 4.1 #200, 550 – 71 Avenue SE Phone: (403) 255-9544 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Fax: (403) 259-2343 T2H 0S6 www.barnettprotalk.com email: sales@barnettprotalk.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ................. 3 1. INTRODUCTION ................1 2. BEFORE YOU BEGIN ................ 2 3. POWER REQUIREMENTS ............... 3 4. INSTALLATION ................. 4 ................5 IRING NPUTS ................. 7 IRING UTPUTS 5. PROGRAMMING ................8 A PC ..............8 ROGRAMMING ............ -
Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION PAGE 1 1. INTRODUCTION The ProTalk Cv3, model B1277-HSPA, is a device used to monitor sensors at an unattended site and provide scheduled reports or announce alarm conditions over a cellular network and/or a two-way radio or public address system. It is compatible with many temperature, humidity, and fluid level sensors as well as smoke, fire, intrusion, and other discrete sensors. -
Page 5: Before You Begin
POWER REQUIREMENTS PAGE 2 2. BEFORE YOU BEGIN The Cv3 is an alarm reporting unit with an embedded HSPA transceiver. Included with this device are the following: • 16 pin terminal block for wiring sensor inputs • 16 pin terminal block for wiring relay outputs/radio/power •... -
Page 6: Table Of Contents
POWER REQUIREMENTS PAGE 3 3. POWER REQUIREMENTS The Cv3 requires a DC power supply voltage between +12 to +24 Volts. This supply should be capable of delivering up to 1 Amp of current. Connect your DC power source to the Ground (GND) and Positive (PWR) terminals on the terminal block. -
Page 7: Installation
INSTALLATION PAGE 4 4. INSTALLATION The B1277 Cv3 should be installed in a clean, dry location suitable for electronic equipment. Caution: Power and antenna cables should be connected only after the installation is complete. In order to communicate with neighbouring cellphone towers, you will need to attach an antenna to the Cv3. -
Page 8: Wiring Your Inputs
INSTALLATION PAGE 5 Wiring Your Inputs Connections The Cv3 has ten inputs for connection to customer alarm signals. Each input can be independently programmed to accept either a digital or analog signal. Refer to Figure 1 for details of the connector pinouts. Figure 1 Alarm Input Connections Contacts and Other Digital Alarm Inputs When programmed for digital operation, the high (or open) state is... - Page 9 INSTALLATION PAGE 6 advance. Shift select is used with a two-position switch that selects one of two shifts. Shift advance is used with a pushbutton switch that advances the shift with each activation. Temperature and Other Analog Alarm Inputs All ten inputs can be programmed for monitoring analog voltage signals. Two programmable ranges are available: 0 to +5 volts DC and 0 to +30 volts DC.
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Page 10: Wiring Your Outputs
INSTALLATION PAGE 7 Wiring Your Outputs Refer to Figure 2 for details of output pinouts. Figure 2 Output Connections The four output relays can be programmed for either manual remote control or to automatically indicate an internal status of the Cv3. Internal statuses available are ‘new alarm present’, ‘any alarm present’, a pulsed output when an acknowledgement is received or as a system alarm. -
Page 11: Programming
Simply double click the BE shortcut on your desktop or follow your start menu to All Programs and select Barnett Engineering. This will open up a generic folder containing information for all of our products. You will find the Cv3 Configuration Software in the B1277 Cv3 folder. -
Page 12: Programming Witha Handset
PROGRAMMING PAGE 9 Programming With A Handset The B1277 is capable of recording voice messages and limited programming using a touch-tone telephone; either locally through the programming port or remotely by calling in to the unit. Local Programming A standard RJ11 Telephone jack has been provided. This port accepts a standard touch-tone telephone set and is used to record voices or perform basic, programming tasks. -
Page 13: Handset Programming Codes
PROGRAMMING PAGE 10 Handset Programming Codes The codes used in the main programming menu are given as a summary below. If no keys are pressed for five seconds, the Cv3 will announce the menu choices. Voices (page 11) Directories (page 12) General Site Configuration (page 14) Output Configuration (page 16) Group and Shift Configuration (page 19) - Page 14 PROGRAMMING PAGE 11 Voices Cv3: "Program Voice" Cv3: "Enter Voice Code" You: 1** Playback or record voices for Site Name (then Groups 1 to 6, if used) Playback or record voices for Alarm inputs Playback or record voices for Relay outputs Erase all voices Exit to Main Menu Exit to Main Menu...
- Page 15 PROGRAMMING PAGE 12 Directories Cv3: "Program Directory" Cv3: "Directory Line 1 is…" "Enter Group Number" You: 1** Group 1 Group 2 • • • Group 6 Exit to Main Menu Exit to Main Menu Directory Line Refer to the command list that follows for the available directory entries.
- Page 16 PROGRAMMING PAGE 13 Directory Commands Directory programming requires you to enter a sequence of digits that corresponds to a directory line in the PC programming. All of the commands that would appear on that line have to be entered with one string ending in **.
- Page 17 PROGRAMMING PAGE 14 General Configuration Cv3: "Program Site" Cv3: "Dial Control is . . ." You: X** Enter new value (0 = off, 1 = on) Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "Acknowledge Request is . . ." You: X** Enter new value (0 = off, 1 = on) Exit to Main Menu Next setting...
- Page 18 PROGRAMMING PAGE 15 Cv3: "Report Every . . ." You: X** Enter time between reports 0 + digits = hours (06, 08 or 012 hours) 1 to 7 digits = days (1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday…) Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "Status Report Text Message Number is .
- Page 19 PROGRAMMING PAGE 16 Output Configuration Cv3: "Program Output" Cv3: "Output N Type is . . ." You: 1** Manual On/Off Relay Manual Timed Relay Automatic Relay Relay 1 = New Alarm Indicator Relay 2 = Any Alarm indicator Relay 3 = Acknowledge Received Indicator Relay 4 = Error Condition Indicator Exit to Main Menu Next setting for this input...
- Page 20 PROGRAMMING PAGE 17 Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "DTMF On Code is . . ." You: x** Enter new code ##** Erase On Code Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "DTMF Off Code is . . ." You: x** Enter new code ##** Erase Off Code...
- Page 21 PROGRAMMING PAGE 18 You: x** Enter a new value 0 = NO contacts 1 = NC contacts Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "Output Scale is . . ." You: x** Enter new value 1 = seconds 2 = minutes Exit to I/O Configuration Next Setting Cv3: "Output Time is .
- Page 22 PROGRAMMING PAGE 19 Group Configuration Cv3: "Program Group" Cv3: "Group Count is . . ." You: X** Enter new value (0 or 2 - 4) Exit to Main Menu Next Setting Cv3: "Group N" Cv3: "Acknowledge Code is . . ." You: Enter a new DTMF code ##**...
- Page 23 PROGRAMMING PAGE 20 Radio Configuration Cv3: "Program Radio" Cv3: "Radio Squelch is . . ." You: X** Enter a new value (1 = busy open, 2 = busy when grounded, 0 = disabled) Exit to Main Menu Next setting Cv3: "Radio Warmup is . . . seconds" You: X** Enter a new value (0 to 65535, 10 msec steps) Exit to Main Menu...
- Page 24 PROGRAMMING PAGE 21 Reset Database Cv3: "Empty Program" Cv3: "Alert, Enter Octo Three One Star Star " You: #31** Confirm Exit to Main Menu. Exit to Main Menu. Cv3: "Program is Empty"...
- Page 25 PROGRAMMING PAGE 22 Cellular Module Status Cv3: "Phone Interrogate" Cv3: "Signal Strength is . . ." 0 to 15; 3=poor, 6=good You: #** Exit to Main Menu. Next item. Cv3: "Roaming status is . . ." 0 or 1; 0=Off, 1=On You: #** Exit to Main Menu.
- Page 26 PROGRAMMING PAGE 23 Cellphone Programming The B1277 contains a HSPA based module that is pre-configured at the factory except for the assigned Mobile Number. Cv3: "Program Phone" Cv3: "SIM Card Number is . . ." + 19 or 20 digit number You: #** Exit to Main Menu Next item.
- Page 27 PROGRAMMING PAGE 24 * ** Query Version Cv3: "Module Number is . . ." You: #** Exit to Main Menu You: ** Next Cv3: "Hardware version is . . ." You: #** Exit to Main Menu You: ** Next Cv3: "Firmware version is . . ." You: #** Exit to Main Menu You: **...
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Page 28: Testing The Installation
TESTING THE INSTALLATION PAGE 25 6. TESTING THE INSTALLATION It is advisable to test the state of the cellular network signal as well as the operation of the directories when installing the Cv3. If the cellular signal strength is low, additional measures may be required to ensure reliable operation. -
Page 29: Operations
OPERATIONS PAGE 26 7. OPERATIONS This chapter gives a detailed description of exactly how the Cv3 will operate after the start-up programming has been completed. Parameters which may be altered are pointed out, with reference to the appropriate Program Code section. Alarm Sequence When the B1277 detects an alarm condition, it dials the first telephone number stored in the directory. - Page 30 OPERATIONS PAGE 27 acknowledge the alarm for sixty minutes only (General Operation). After one hour, the B1277 will check the alarm inputs again, and if the same alarm is still present, it will begin the reporting cycle as if it were a new alarm.
- Page 31 OPERATIONS PAGE 28 Indicators The Cv3 is equipped with Status Indicators to notify the user of the current operations of the unit and to assist in troubleshooting. The indicators are in the form of LEDs on the top of the unit as shown in Figure 3. Figure 3 Status Indicators The indicators are grouped into 5 sections.
- Page 32 OPERATIONS PAGE 29 Configured as a Control Function Special purpose - acknowledge Solid Green for 500 msec after each operation Special purpose – shift 1 or 2 Shift 1 Solid Green Shift 2 Flashing Green Special purpose – advance shift Blink Green 3.
- Page 33 OPERATIONS PAGE 30 Power Switch This small pushbutton switch is located next to the serial connector and is used to bring the system out of low power mode, put the system back into low power mode and to shut the system down when it is operating from battery only.
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Page 34: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 31 8. SPECIFICATIONS 10” wide x 5.6 high x 3 deep Physical: Steel, powder coated matte black Mounting ears for panel installation Environmental: -30C to + 60C, 95% humidity, non-condensing Power: Plug-in screw terminal block connection Internally fused at 1.85A +9 to +30 VDC, negative ground, 1.0A Max. - Page 35 SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 32 Radio Port: Plug-in screw terminal block connection TX audio: 600 ohms, single ended, capacitor coupled Adjustable between 0 dBm and -20 dBm RX audio 600 ohms, single ended, capacitor coupled Adjustable between 0 dBm and -20 dBm Program Ports: Telset: RJ11 connector Internal telset bias from the primary power...
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Page 36: Technical Drawings
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS PAGE 33 9. TECHNICAL DRAWINGS Unit Dimensions... -
Page 37: Wiring Inputs
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS PAGE 34 Wiring Inputs Digital connection – Inputs 1 through 6 Digital connection – Inputs 7 through 10 Analog Connection – DC Voltage – Inputs 1 through 6... - Page 38 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS PAGE 35 Analog Connection – DC Voltage – Inputs 7 through 10 Analog Connection – DC Current – Inputs 7 through 10...
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Page 39: Sim Card Replacement
SIM CARD REPLACEMENT PAGE 36 10. SIM CARD REPLACEMENT The Cv3 utilizes an HSPA cellphone module that requires a SIM card to operate on a cellular network. The SIM cardholder is located inside the Cv3 therefore it is necessary to remove the top from the case in order to gain access to the cardholder. -
Page 40: Glossary
GLOSSARY PAGE 37 11. GLOSSARY Access Code – a string of DTMF digits that act as a security password when calling in to a unit with a security level set to two or three. This string of digits is also required to enter programming mode when calling in to remotely program a unit. - Page 41 GLOSSARY PAGE 38 Digital Input – an input type that, when asserted, generates an alarm condition. Dipole Antenna – an RF antenna with a simple structure. The dipole antenna included with the Cv3 is intended for indoor use only and has limited range.
- Page 42 GLOSSARY PAGE 39 MIN – see Mobile Identification Number Mobile Identification Number – a ten digit number assigned by a cellular provider that identifies a mobile device on their network. Program Code – a DTMF digit that is followed by two * digits that specify the programming parameter to be changed.
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Page 43: Product Support
(30) business days on all units under warranty. Repair Turnaround Time is defined as the time elapsed from the day the defective product arrives at Barnett Engineering Ltd. facility located in Calgary, Alberta to the day the repaired product is returned to you. -
Page 44: Notices
NOTICES PAGE 41 13. NOTICES Compliance This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. 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, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that my cause undesired operation. -
Page 45: Warranty Statement
Barnett Engineering Ltd. shall either replace or repair the defective part or parts of equipment or replace the equipment or refund the purchase price at Barnett Engineering Ltd. 's option after return of such equipment by buyer to Barnett Engineering Ltd.
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