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Quick Start Guide
Field Reference Manual
Version 2.0
This document is intended for use as an installation and service guide by
factory certified CWSI trained personnel only and is subject to change at any
time as new products are introduced. Consult all CWSI UL listed product
manuals for proper programming and compliance listings.
This document is not to be reproduced without the consent of CWSI.
© Copyright 2013 CWSI LLC

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  • Page 1 Version 2.0 This document is intended for use as an installation and service guide by factory certified CWSI trained personnel only and is subject to change at any time as new products are introduced. Consult all CWSI UL listed product manuals for proper programming and compliance listings.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Dipswitch settings, Base Code, Clearing……………………………………….……………….. 2 Terms and Definitions………………………………………………………………….……………….. 3 Serial Number assignments, Installation tips.……………………………………………….. 4 Repeater Installation notes………………………………………………………………………….. 6 Recommended Transmitter Outdoor Install……..………………………………………….. 7 FAQs…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8, 9 Yagi Antenna notes……………………………………………………………………………………….10, 11 OM-3 Antenna notes ………………………………………………………………………………….. 12 Zone programming……………………………………………………………………………………….13 Test Procedure…………………………………………………………………………………………….

  • Page 3: Dipswitch Settings, Base Code, Clearing

    CWSI Field Reference Guide Reference Dipswitches All 6 dipswitches on your Panel should be to the left (ON position). Under normal operation repeater dipswitches are: 1 & 6 to the right (OFF) 2-5 to the left (ON). For doing the initial Pre-Installation Survey Procedure and setting a Repeater into survey mode dipswitches are: 1 (OFF) 2-6 (ON).

  • Page 4: Terms And Definitions

    Terms and Definitions Tree/Layout- This refers to your Network Layout which you can download and view at any time with your CP- 3000 Suite software tool using the Network Layout option. Log- Refers to Event Log retrieved with CP-3000 Suite using the Event Log option. Pre-Installation Survey Procedure - This indicates placing a repeater into survey mode by changing the dipswitches on the board and using another repeater (no changes to the switches) or transmitter to test repeater/device signal strength and range in order to determine where to install repeaters/devices.

  • Page 5: Serial Number Assignments, Installation Tips

    6DXXXX – Heat/smoke detector Installation Procedures: Install and power up the CP-3000A/DA first. A new panel out of the box with no installed devices will take about 4 minutes to go through its’ initiation routine. Assuming the devices are already enrolled, install your repeater network and power them as you go, starting with the repeater closest to the panel and working your way out until all the repeaters are installed and communicating with the panel.
  • Page 6 Tip: Put the last three digits of each repeater on your site map at each repeater location to facilitate easier tracking of your repeater network when viewing a tree. DO NOT POWER DOWN THE CP-3000A/DA AFTER ESTABLISHING THE AR-3A NETWORK AND/OR INSTALLING WIRELESS DEVICES!! Restarting the panel may cause the AR-3A network to re-form differently than the way you powered it up.

  • Page 7: Repeater Installation Notes

    No link to panel or next Two Red LEDs flashing under Master (left) antenna; Red LED on repeater in chain: repeater solid under Slave (right) antenna. Yellow flashing LED: See AR-3A manual for various conditions. Any abnormalities will be reported to the CP-3000A.

  • Page 8: Recommended Transmitter Outdoor Install

    Recommended Transmitter Installation For Outdoor Use Install transmitters in a NEMA 3X or NEMA 4 plastic or fiberglass enclosure 12” x 12” x 4” or larger. Leave room for vertical and horizontal separation. Failure to install the transmitters with proper separation between them can cause intermittent test failures.

  • Page 9: Faqs

    The value of the E.O.L. resistor for transmitters and repeaters is 39K ohms. 5. What cable do I need to connect to my Panel? For CP-3000A you will need a USB -A to Mini- AB For CP-3000DA you will need a USB -A to USB- B (typical printer cable)
  • Page 10 6. I can’t retrieve my system summary. I get a red “X” where it says verifying data. You must first view the completed programming on the CP3KD and back out before you can download the system summary. Go to: Sys Info → Programming info → last page. Back out of the menu screens. You will now be able to download the system summary.

  • Page 11: Yagi Antenna Notes

    Proper Yagi Antenna installation Cable available in 30’ and 70’ lengths Note: Antenna orientation Yagi on Master (Receiving) Yagi on Slave (Transmitting)
  • Page 12 Yagi Antenna has a very narrow and highly directional radiation pattern. The majority of the RF energy is focused to come out the front end of the antenna e.g. where you point the antenna is where 90% of the RF signal is transmitted. Typical distance for properly aligned (vertical) Yagi to Yagi antennas is from 3000 to 3500 feet and sometimes farther.

  • Page 13: Antenna Notes

    CWSI OM-3 High Gain Antenna The OM-3 is a new High Gain Antenna with a more potent radial wave pattern as the OM-1. This antenna is NOT intended to replace the OM-1, use of the OM-3 will vary based on site specific needs.

  • Page 14: Zone Programming

    Zone Programming Zoning or mapping is only required when any initiating device needs to activate an output such as a NAC, tandem smoke sounder, or auxiliary relays. This is accomplished by placing a number between 001 and 898 in any of the three groups of zeros allotted to each device.

  • Page 15: Test Procedure

    CP-3000A. When activated the initiating devices send an “Alarm Signal” which is received at the CP-3000A. The “Alarm” LED will illuminate and the condition and the exact device(s) will display at the CP-3000A Control Panel. If programmed, functions such as activation of appliance circuits, HVAC control, elevator recall and more will commence.
  • Page 16 Supervisory Conditions: Supervisory devices such as tamper switches, PIV’s, and residential smoke detectors can be programmed into the CP-3000A. When a “Supervisory Signal” is received, the “Supervisory LED" will illuminate and the corresponding device(s) will be displayed. To acknowledge the event, press the “Supervisory Ack” button. This will silence the internal horn but the condition(s) will remain displayed.

  • Page 17: Fast Guide/Survey Procedures

    To perform a signal survey on an installed network you will first need to enroll the FAST to the CP-3000A(DA). This will create a Checksum Bad trouble on the panel and on any WRA- 3 Annunciators installed. You can ignore this trouble for the purposes of solely doing signal surveys.
  • Page 18 To perform a functional walk test on an installed network you will first need to enroll the FAST to the CP-3000A(DA). This will create a Checksum Bad trouble on the panel and on any WRA-3 Annunciators installed. You will need to use the programming software to update the FAST.
  • Page 19 INITIATING DEVICE TO REPEATER PROCEDURE After determining where each repeater is to be place on a jobsite, you must perform a signal test between each wireless initiating device and the closest repeater. You do this exactly as you did using a transmitter and repeater in the beginning, placing the stationary repeater at each repeater mounting location and testing to that repeater with an initiating device.

  • Page 20: Keltron Dialer Guide

    The Keltron will transmit ONLY SIA Code, no Contact ID. Reference (4) Connections from CP-3000A/DA. CP-3000A/DA Alarm Zones A, B, C , & Trouble Contact to Dialer Zones 1,2,3, & 4 respectively.
  • Page 22 Frequently Asked Dialer Questions 1. I’m having trouble programing my dialer Did you make sure to press the Program Button first and wait for the trouble/alarm LEDs to light up first? The LEDs will alternately flash when you are in programming mode. Make sure you are connected directly to the dialer‘s serial port with your pc.

  • Page 23: Panel & Repeater Load Specifications

    CWSI PRODUCT LOAD SPECIFICATIONS PRODUCT LOAD SPECIFICATIONS CP-3000A/DA CONTROL PANEL Standby AC power 175 ma. Alarm AC power 190 ma. Standby DC power 91 ma. Alarm DC power 200 ma. WRA-3 REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR Standby AC power 57ma. Alarm AC power 57 ma.

  • Page 24: Nfpa 20- Fire Pump Monitoring Guidelines

    A GUIDE TO FIRE PUMPS, CONTROLLERS, AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS NFPA-20 covers Fire Pumps, including fire pump controllers: Chapters 10 & 12 cover Electric Motor Driven and Diesel Engine Driven Fire Pump Controllers respectively. Chapter 10 also covers Fire Pump Transfer Switches. For required controller alarm contacts see sections: 10.4.7* Fire Pump Alarm and Signal Devices Remote from Controller.

  • Page 25: S/D Sync Requirements/ Repeater S/D Requirements

    TWO COMMON ISSUES RELATED TO WIRELESS FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS Do the smoke detector sounders in sleeping areas need to be synchronized? We hear this question a lot. The excerpts from NFPA 72 are below. DEFINITION: 3.3.227 Residential Occupancy. An occupancy that provides sleeping accommodations for purposes other than health care or detention and correctional.
  • Page 26 Do I have to put a smoke detector above every repeater? The short answer is yes. See below. We recommend the model 302 no sounder smoke. NFPA 72 2010 10.15 Protection of Fire Alarm System. In areas that are not continuously occupied, automatic smoke detection shall be provided at the location of each fire alarm control unit(s), notification appliance circuit power extenders, and supervising station transmitting equipment to provide notification of fire at that location.

  • Page 27: Wra-3 Annunciator

    WRA-3 Annunciator Quick Start Guide Terms & Definitions- Checksum Bad - Caused by a mismatch of programming information between the CP- 3000A(DA) and the WRA-3. Program the WRA-3 using the WRA-3 Programmer and the SD card/USB Adapter. It is recommended you enroll and program your Annunciators as the LAST step in your installation as Adding/removing devices, changing descriptions or alarm priorities will create a checksum bad trouble.

  • Page 28: Cwsite

    CP3000DA because you are only monitoring one panel). On the Manufacturer/Model tab select CWSI with Keltron / CP3000DA, Ver 1.0. If you do not have an external Keltron Dialer connected to the CP-3000DA panel, select CWSI / CP3000DA, Ver 1.0 instead.
  • Page 29 place it where the monitoring computer is located. You may wish to place the COM1: Icon with the PC or the Panel it is your choice as the cable connects the two devices. 13. Now click on the Select button and select the imported image, Westside Hotel - Bldg 1, First Floor.
  • Page 30 image. Click on Zoom In and you can see the flashing device. Double click on the flashing device and you can see the corresponding Action Message. 26. Your system is now running. 27. Test each device to see that it is monitored and mapped into the proper location Remote Monitoring Once you have installed CWSite on the main computer that is connected to the CP-3000DA panel you can then configure the system for remote monitoring.
  • Page 31 Software Installation Packages Software Description CWSite.msi Install the following tools on the Main PC that monitors the CP- 3000DA Panel  System Monitor  System Watch  Configuration Manager ActivityReports.msi Installs the tools to create activity reports  Activity Reports SystemWatch.msi Installs on each PC that will perform the Remote Monitoring ...
  • Page 32 Hardware Configuration You will need to have ordered the CWSite-CBL-KIT from CWSI in order to connect the CWSite software to a CP-3000DA. Connections are detailed below depending upon your installation. You can monitor more than one CP-3000DA panel at a time.
  • Page 33 Figure 1: Hardware Setup with no External Dialer Connection Diagram for CWSite when not using an External Dialer CWSI P/N: MOD-DE9MF-ISO DE9F-DE9M Serial Isolator CWSI: CA-SDACT-DE9M Included in CWSite Cable Kit: 25 Foot Custom Cable, CWSite-CBL-KIT DE9-Male to 5 Pin Header...
  • Page 34 Multiple Job Management As a dealer you will have multiple customers with multiple installations. Once you have a CP-3000DA with devices enrolled for a particular installation you can create and download a system summary file from the CP-3000DA. Using that system summary file you can configure the CWSite installation in the comfort of your central office.
  • Page 35 Once you have configured the job simply copy the contents of the job sub-folder onto a USB thumb drive and then copy them onto the destination computer at the job site into its C:\CWSite folder. The only tweak you may have to do is to configure which COM port you are using inside the CWSite software on the job site pc if it is different than COM1.

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