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- Page 1 Tor V Alarm transmitter Installation manual Installation manual Tor V, PDK-11606 version 6.0 May 28, 2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
No Internet connection..............................15 Data sheet Tor V ..................................16 Appendix – Status indicators for Tor V ............................17 Appendix – Instructions for measuring the signal strength on a computer ................18 Appendix – Information for the building custodian ........................19... - Page 3 0700 AddSecure AB, Telefonvägen 30, SE-126 26 HÄGERSTEN 2544-CPR-P21517-F01-18 (FIRE) 0700-19-210500-RED (RED) SBF 110:8 SSF 114 utg. 2 EN 50131-1:2006:A2:2017 EN 50131-10:2014 EN 50136-1:2012+A1:2018 EN 50136:2:2013 EN 54-21:2011 EN 54-21:2006 EN 50130-5:2011 EN 50130-4:2011+A1:2014 Alarm transmission and fault warning routing equipment for intruder and fire alarm systems installed in buildings.
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Page 4: Introduction
In addition, Tor V is equipped with a local Ethernet user interface to transmit IP-based communication from equipment connected locally. Several service options can be selected for Tor V, all of which contain up to 8 alarm inputs. Depending on the service, the connection can be monitored with error reporting within 20 seconds. -
Page 5: Package Contents
Alarm installation (EN 50136/SSF 114) For security class 2, the following apply: Tor V in a plastic encasement without a battery backup but with a mounted removal detector. The service profile of the alarm transmitter is to meet the requirements set forth in SSF 114:2/EN 50136. -
Page 6: Installation
EN 54-21 to the outside of the encasement so that it can be read after the installation is complete. Mounting Mount the base using three screws using either holes A or B. Figure 1 - Plastic encasement as seen from below AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 7: Antenna For Wireless Communication
When the plain text function or analogue dialler from the control panel is used, the external antenna must always be used so that the telecommunication signals from the control panel are not disturbed. AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 8: Connections
CONNECTIONS Figure 1 – Plastic encasement side 1 Figure 2 – Plastic encasement side 2 Figure 3 – Plastic encasement from above AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 9: Circuitry
Power supply Primary voltage supply +12V to + 30V DC, with 2A fuses at 12V DC Ground 3–4 Not used Secondary voltage supply See pin 1 Ground Figure 5 - Power supply terminal block AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 10: Alarm Inputs
(<500Ω) or high ohmig (>500Ω) when there is an absence of voltage. This connection galvanically couples the control panel and the alarm transmitter. Figure 7 – Voltage of -12V to -5V AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 11: Relays (Outputs)
Figure 8 – Open-collector transistor An order must be placed to change the service or the control of the alarm. Contact AddSecure for additional information about orders and changes to the alarm transmitter. Local programming is not necessary. -
Page 12: Ethernet Connection (Broadband)
Note that the alarm transmitter does not work when you are reading the signal strength. The alarm transmitter cannot send any alarms, and the alarm center will be notified that the alarm transmitter is turned off. AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 13: Serial Ports
A 5-meter ready-to-go is available as an option and can be ordered. Article number: 80 321 329 6.9.2 Example of a null modem cable for connecting a PC PIN CPU FUNCTION CONTACT Figure 11 – Example of a null → ← modem cable → ← +5VDC AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... -
Page 14: Analogue Dialler
After the transmission from the control panel is complete, the message is stored in the alarm transmitter and is forwarded through AddSecure’s system to a preset alarm receiver. The alarm transmitter deletes the locally stored messages when the system acknowledges that the messages have been forwarded on. -
Page 15: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE The alarm transmitter does not require any periodical maintenance. An order must be placed to change the service or the control of the alarm. Contact AddSecure for further information about placing orders and making changes to the alarm transmitter. -
Page 16: Data Sheet Tor V
DATA SHEET TOR V SECURITY Classification Grade 2–4 DP4, SP5 D4 / M4 / T5 / A4 / S2 / I3 (Eth & Radio) POWER SUPPLY Type External power supply compliant with EN 50131-6 Voltage +12V DC to +30V DC... -
Page 17: Appendix - Status Indicators For Tor V
APPENDIX – STATUS INDICATORS FOR TOR V When powering up from an absence of voltage and before the tamper spring is pushed down, table 1 applies. After the spring is pushed down and the signal strength has been shown, table 2 applies. When warm booting the transmitter, the signal strength is not displayed and table 2 applies directly. -
Page 18: Appendix - Instructions For Measuring The Signal Strength Ona Computer
Configure your computer for DHCP (you automatically get an IP address between 172.20.20.20 and 172.20.20.250). Connect the computer to ETH 1 in the Tor V with a crossover network cable (Ethernet RJ45 TP). Connect to this address using your browser: http://172.20.20.1:3080 You now see a number between 0 and 31. -
Page 19: Appendix - Information For The Building Custodian
Rescue Services considers this to be a false alarm and will charge you for this. Naturally this also applies to intruder alarms; the alarm center takes measures according to the above routine. Speak with your electrician about how you easiest conduct a test alarm. AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606... - Page 20 STOCKHOLM • OSLO • LONDON • GÖTEBORG • MALMÖ • ESPOO • ZUG WWW.ADDSECURE.COM AddSecure Tor V, PDK-11606...
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