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- Page 1 Telguard TG-PEM Power & Expansion Module Installation Manual COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL For use by TELGUARD ® customers only. Distribution to other parties strictly prohibited. September 20, 2019...
- Page 2 However, Telguard assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this manual without notice. It is our goal at Telguard to always supply accurate and reliable documentation. If a discrepancy is found in this documentation, please mail or fax a photocopy of the corrected material to:...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Step 2: Pre-configure the TG-PEM prior to installation Step 3: Mount the TG-7 or TG-7FS Communicator Step 4: Mount the TG-PEM Step 5: Connect the TG-PEM to the TG-7 or TG-7FS Host Step 6: Power Up and Configure Step 7: Connect Zone Inputs (if using) - Page 6 Wiring Connections Appendix 2 – Connection Guide Single TG-PEM System Two TG-PEM System Wiring Diagrams Main Terminal Strip Pin Assignments DC Terminal Strip Pin Assignments Wire Lengths End of Line Resistors Appendix 3 – Troubleshooting Guide LED Indicator Guide Appendix 4 – Power Specifications Power consumption 56051701 –...
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Page 7: General Description And Operation
DC-to-DC power conversion and/or expand the number of zone inputs. The TG-PEM will accept DC power from the panel auxiliary output and convert to the proper DC voltage required to power itself, the TG-7 Series communicator and a second TG-PEM (if equipped). Powering from the panel eliminates the need for the communicator’s external power supply and the backup battery within the metal enclosure. -
Page 8: Features
Note: When using panel power, the Telguard communicator should be powered exclusively from DC voltage supplied by the TG-PEM. AC power source and battery are NOT used. Because there is no AC connection to the TG-7 or TG-7FS, the AC Indicator (LED 8) will be OFF when operating in DC mode, and an AC Failure Condition (ACFC) will indicate insufficient DC power available. -
Page 9: Alarm Format Support
Swinger is the repetitive opening and closing of a detection circuit or device for no apparent reason. Some central stations may refer to this as a “runaway” account. The TG-PEM allows the installer to enable the swinger feature to limit the number of events transmitted on a specific zone or circuit during an ARMED cycle. -
Page 10: Remote Operational Status
The LEDs serve as indicators for device operation and communication status. When the TG-PEM is operating normally, LED D1 should be off and LED D2 should be lit. When the TG-PEM is in power supply only mode, LED D2 will be solid amber. -
Page 11: Getting Ready
2326, option 9) for assistance. Pre-Installation Checklist Before attempting to install the TG-PEM in to the Telguard enclosure, please make sure you have all the proper parts at the job site. The following items are shipped with each TG-PEM: •... -
Page 12: Installation
This seven-step installation approach provides the alarm installer with the easiest and fastest method of properly installing a Telguard TG-PEM. Please follow the instructions carefully and if you should need assistance or have any questions, please call Telguard Technical Support at 1-800-229-2326 extension 9. -
Page 13: Step 4: Mount The Tg-Pem
Pre-thread using screws • Use the three provided mounting screws to secure the TG-PEM board onto the bracket in the holes that you pre-threaded. If a second TG-PEM (supporting 9-16 additional zones) is to be installed, do so after completing Step 5. -
Page 14: Step 5: Connect The Tg-Pem To The Tg-7 Or Tg-7Fs Host
When both the TG-7 series communicator and the TG-PEM have been activated, LED D2 on the TG-PEM should have a solid light on. If the TG-PEM was configured to be used as a power supply only, the light will be amber. If the TG-PEM was configured to be used as both a power supply and to provide additional zones, LED D2 will be green. -
Page 15: Step 7: Connect Zone Inputs (If Using)
Check with your AHJ to understand how these restrictions impact your installation. • Prior to making connections to the zone inputs, verify that LED D2 on the TG-PEM is solid green. If it is solid amber, your TG-PEM is not configured to use zone inputs and should be reconfigured. Consult Appendix 3 for troubleshooting on any other light pattern appears. -
Page 16: Optional: Connect Supervisory Trip Output
Optional: Connect supervisory trip output The TG-PEM may be configured to control the STC1 relay on the TG-7 series communicator from www.telguard.com. STC1 relay control may be used trigger local annunciation on the FACP for pre-determined input zones. UL Note for Commercial Fire applications: STC1 relay must be connected to the panel’s input zone to annunciate trouble... -
Page 17: Appendix 1 - Installing A Second Tg-Pem
Appendix 1 – Installing a Second TG-PEM A second TG-PEM can be used to provide additional dry contact inputs. One TG-PEM provides up to 8 inputs, while a second TG-PEM can provide a total of 9-16 inputs. The mounting bracket and circuit board for a second TG-PEM will be mounted upside-down inside the TG-7 series enclosure when compared to the first TG-PEM device. -
Page 18: Installing Circuit Board
Installing Circuit Board Use the three provided TG-PEM mounting screws to secure the second TG-PEM circuit board onto the bracket. Wiring Connections Power Connections: • Follow instructions to connect first TG-PEM. • Connect power and ground from “POWER PASS THRU” terminal of the first TG-PEM to the “PANEL POWER”... -
Page 19: Appendix 2 - Connection Guide
Appendix 2 – Connection Guide Single TG-PEM System This diagram represents the basic wiring connections for a system with a single TG-PEM. Individual zones are not shown for clarity. LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 TG-PEM LED6 LED7 LED8 TG-7FS Panel Power (DC) -
Page 20: Wiring Diagrams
Commercial Burglar Installation The TG-7 Series and TG-PEM work together as a system. The TG-PEM device that is getting the panel power is referred to as the “First TG-PEM”. The second TG-PEM device is optional, and its connections are depicted in red. -
Page 21: Main Terminal Strip Pin Assignments
The TG-7FS and the TG-PEM work together as a system. For commercial fire installations, one or two TG-PEM devices may be used. FACP relay outputs are connected to TG-PEM zone inputs and the TG-7FS STC1 relay output is connected to a FACP input zone to indicate all trouble conditions. -
Page 22: Dc Terminal Strip Pin Assignments
Regulated DC input power of 12VDC or Panel auxiliary output system 24VDC Power out to second TG- POWER PASS Second TG-PEM DC power to additional TG-PEM devices THRU TELGUARD Telguard TG-7FS Power out to the Telguard DC power to the TG-7FS device POWER... -
Page 23: Appendix 3 - Troubleshooting Guide
This section provides a summary of all LED indications and their meanings. LED Indicator Guide Status LED D1 (red) LED D2 (bicolor) Details Power supply mode or TG-PEM being used as power supply only, or inputs not configured amber event capture is disabled/not configured Ready, no activity green... -
Page 24: Appendix 4 - Power Specifications
This section provides a power consumption summary for two (2) TG-PEMs and TG-7FS combined. Power consumption DC input mA – standby no link supervision mA – standby with link supervision mA – transmit max 78mA 82mA 278mA 43mA 46mA 132mA 56051701 – Rev A © 2019 Telguard...
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