General Specifications - ADEMCO 4150 C-COM Installation Instructions Manual

should immediately leave the premises and call the police tram
a safe location.
2. Belore the entry d&y period (II my) en& enter me ucurity oode.
NOTEz While the system is disarmed, the READY LED will go on and oft
as the protected zones open and close during normal operation
of doors, windows, PI& etc..
TO TEST FIRE SYSTEY:
The fire system should be tested at least every week.
IMPORTANT: The test described below does not cause any
communicator transmission to the central station. If such
communication is desired, alert the central station first
before conducting the test and use the FIRE keys on the
console lo initiate an alarm (if programmed for operation).
Seqmntlally depmaa Ihe CMND and the TEST/RESET krya on the
keypad. The fire alarm will sound for two seconds.The AC driven power
supply is interrupted. thus checking the battery by sounding the alarm from
battery alone. Alam sounding will not take place ii the battery is
disconnected or not fully chaiged.
Any smoke detector(s) installed with the system should be tested weekly in
accordance with the smoke detector manufacturer's instructions.
TO TEST BURGLARY SYSTEM:
The burglary system should be tested as follows every week:
1. put the
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y8t.m tn the BURGLARY SYSTEM TEST Mode by
sequentially depressing CMND and "4" keys.
2.0~~
wlndowa or other wnaon In any burglary zone.
3. The alarm eounder will be divated lmmedlately for a very brief
interval.
4.
kaw the Syotom Tast Mode by depmulon 01 any key.
TO ACTIVATE AN EMERGENCY ALARM:
1. a. Depe both EMERG keys simultaneously at a keypad.
b. bpreaa a momentmy eultch connected to the Emergency Zone.
2.
If
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ZO~W h prognmmod tar
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udlbte atann, the alarm sounder will
commence immediately and the communicator will transmit a message
to the central station.
3. It a zone b progmmmed for rlhnt alarm, the communicator will
transmit a message to the central station.
4. To m8et, enler &e aea~rity code at a keypad. Panic alarm reporting
will be re-enabled after a 1 minute delay.
TO ENTER SECONDARY SECtJRrPl CODE(S):
This action may be done while the system is armed or disarmed.
1. Depm~ CODE key and key wtw oewrlty coda (in PROM) at a
keypad.
2. Immodbtely tallow ulth entry of the ID number ot the code (1 or 2)
Mdthe4dtgltaocondafycoda.
this secondary code can permit every function that the master security
code can allow except changing of secondary security codes.
3. Removal ol the m code is accomplished by depressing the
CODE key and by entering the master security code, followed by the ID
number of tne code (1 or 2). with no subsequent entry at Ihe keypad for
at least 10 seconds.
TO ACTWATE THE CHIME FEATURE
This mode may only be entered during the di&rned State.
l.PressrheCMNDkey~byCHlMEdepmaeionatakeypad.
2. Any openbtg In the Enby/Exll Zone will mult In a toud rlngk tone
being produced 81 keypads. annunciating entry.
3. End the mode by dopmslng the CMND key toll8w.d by CHlME
-Ion.
TO ENTER DURESS CODE:
This action may be done while the system is armed Or diimd.
1. orprrrr CODE key md koy mater aecwlty code (in PROM) at a
keypad.
(3)@ndtheidlgltdum8acoite.
The duress code can permit every function that the master security
code can allow except changing of secondary security codes. It
causes the transmission of a duress (silent hold-up) code unless that
code is not PROM programmed.
3. Removal 01 the duress code is accomplished by depressing the CODE
key and by entering the master security code. followed by the ID number
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Of the code (3) with no subsequent entry at the keypad for at least 10
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seconds.
TO MANUALLY INlTlATE A
COMMUNICATION TEST TRANSMISSION:
Pma the CMND key tollowod by depnulon of the '5" key to cause a
Test Code (if PROM programmed) to be transmitted to the central statton.
IX. TURNING THE SYSTEM OVER TO USER
1. Fully explain the operation 01 the system to the u8er by going
through each of the features as well as the USER'S MANUAL supplied.
2. Describe the opemtlon of each zone. Clarify which contacts or
devices are used in the perimeter and which are used in the interior.
3. Encoumge the user to llnd and nmedy zone problems that may
occur when
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mIlng 1he system. Show the user how to bypass a bad
tone.
X. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
A No. 41H) CDNTROUCOMMUNICATOR
See Diagrams 3 and 5.
1. Phyolul: Width:
12" (30.5 cm)
Height: 12" (30.5 cm)
Depth:
3" ( 7.6 cm)
2. Eleetrtc&
Voltage: 18 VAC (from No. 1349 40VA Plug-in Transformer)
Mulmum Fennbelbb
Rosbtmnce (per zone): 600 Ohms (plus
end-of-line resistor: 2000 Ohms)
Zone Rm: 200 msec tar all zones except Zone 5 which has
cut jumper selectable closed circuit response, 200 msec (intact) or
15 msec (cut).
6 or 12V.DC Regulated Output:
Continuous Power for Accessories: 350 mA
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Interruptible Power for Smoke Detectors: 250 mA
Continuous Power for Keypads: 250 mA
Maximum Combined Power tar All of the Above (accessories. smoke
detectors. keypads) = 500 mA
Bell Retay (Wet) Contack SPST, 6 or 12 VDC
Maximum Current = 1 Amp (less total smoke + aux+ keypad current)
for U.L. Listed Installations
= 1.5 Amp (in addition to the maximum smoke +
auxiliary + keypad current allowed) for Non-UL
Listed Installations
A?m/oisonn St&Is output
Armed:
ov+ 1 ZV.DC, 6 mA
Disarmed:
+ lPV.DC, 6mA OR OV
Fuses Two fuses -
No. 90-2: 2A tar sounder (bell or siren) power
No. 90-l 4: 1 A for auxiliary current
Slmdby: 12V Sealed Lead Acid Rechargeable Battery, 5.4 AH (2 ea.
No. 465-654)
Battery standby time is at least 4 hours provided thal the total current
drawn tram terminals TBl-2. TBt -6 and TB2-7 does not exceed
500 mA.
Battery nomlly need not be replaced for at least 5 years.
3. Tmnsmhslon Fannat: Low Speed Ademco (and Silent Knight)
SESCOAlRadionics
4. FCC Reglatmtlon No: CFSBDL-71924-AL-R
Ringer Equivalence O.OB.
8. No. 4166 SECURlTY CONSOLE
See Diagram 4.
1. FhpbBl: Width:
Height:
Dapth:
6-H" H 7.7 cm)
requkes additibnal3" (7.6 cm) clearance at
,
right, il opening of zone data drawer is
desirable.
4-n" (11 .l cm)
1 -W ( 3.5 cm)
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