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CP-3500D WIRELESS FIRE ALARM CONTROL
PANEL

OPERATING and INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CWSI, LLC
10798 N.W. 53 Street
Sunrise, Florida 33351
P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C
 2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

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  • Page 1: Cp-3500D Wireless Fire Alarm Control Panel

    CP-3500D WIRELESS FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL OPERATING and INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL CWSI, LLC 10798 N.W. 53 Street Sunrise, Florida 33351 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 2: Disclaimer

    Unless prohibited by law, the liability of CWSI is limited to the cost of the equipment supplied by CWSI or their authorized agent. The liability of CWSI for defective product is limited to the repair or replacement of the defective product at the option of CWSI. CWSI is not liable for, nor will...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    4.3.2 Password Reset ........................... 28 4.3.3 Base code Setup ..........................29 4.3.4 Supervisory Setup ..........................30 4.4 Device, Annunciator, Repeater and CP-3500D Info Programming ......30 4.4.1 Accessing the Device Edit screen ....................... 31 4.4.2 Deleting a Device, annunciator or repeater ..................32 4.4.3 Device Zone Assignment ........................
  • Page 4 4.5 NAC, Relay Box and Wireless Relay Programming ..........36 4.5.1 Accessing the Relay Setup screen ...................... 37 4.5.2 CP-3500D, Repeater NAC, Relay Box, RM-5 and SR-5 Programming ..........38 4.6 CP-3500D Auxiliary Output and Dry Contact Relay Programming ......39 4.6.1 Accessing the CP-3500D Relay Setup Screen ...................
  • Page 5 7.2.1 Installation ............................71 7.2.2 Wiring ..............................71 7.2.3 Programming ............................72 7.2.4 Operation ............................. 73 CP-3500D TO SIA TRANSLATION TABLE ................74 SECTION 8 – SIGNAL SURVEY ................... 75 8.1 New Installation Survey ....................75 8.2 Existing Installation Survey ..................76 MODEL CP-3500D OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ..............

  • Page 6: Introduction

    This manual is intended for persons involved with the installation, maintenance and operation of the CP-3500D RF control panel. It is a comprehensive guide that provides details on product operation and should be kept for future reference. This manual consists of separate sections. Each section contains information in a manner as to be clear as possible.

  • Page 7: Section 1 - Description And Features

    The system contains a clock and non-volatile memory that will record and store events by time and date of occurrence. The CP-3500D is capable of storing 4000 events for later viewing as outlined in the event log section of this manual.

  • Page 8: Features

    1.2 Features  1024 device capability  4 alarm types  Bi-Directional RF communication  900 Mhz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum format  CRC data validation  Dual transceiver design  Self-restoring Trouble and Supervisory signals  Tandem detector control ...

  • Page 9: Section 2 - Specifications And Compatibility

    Section 2 – Specifications and Compatibility 2.1 Specifications Power Source: 120/240Vac 1A 50/60Hz . Batteries: Two 12Vdc 4Ah sealed lead acid batteries connected in series for up to 24 hours standby operation or two 12Vdc 7Ah sealed lead acid batteries connected in series for 60 hours standby operation.

  • Page 10: Compatibility

    OM-1 Omni – Isotropic gain 2.5 dBi, OM-2 Omni – Isotropic gain 1 dBi, OM-3 Omni – Isotropic gain 5 dBi, YA-1 Yagi – Gain 15.2 dBi The following UL Listed Digital communicators are compatible with the CP-3500D Control Panel:...

  • Page 11: Ul Restricted Programming Options

    2.3 UL Restricted Programming Options NOTICE TO USERS, INSTALLERS, AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION, AND OTHER INVOLVED PARTIES This product incorporates field-programmable software. In order for the product to comply with the requirements in the Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems, UL 864, certain programming features or options must be limited to specific values or not used at all as indicated below.
  • Page 12 Figure 1 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 13: Section 3 - Installation

    5. Entire installation test 3.2 Preparing the Installation Site Prior to the installation of a CP-3500D system a signal survey must be performed by a factory trained technician or authorized dealer. The signal survey determines the location of the CP-3500D, repeaters, and initiating device transmitters.
  • Page 14 4 – Avoid electrically noisy locations such as main electrical and transformer rooms, computer rooms, telephone switching rooms, etc. Unlock the CP-3500D cover and open the unit. Carefully verify that the unit is not damaged and the printed circuit boards are properly secured and connected. Hold the CP-3500D in its intended position, verify leveling and mark the location of the upper corner mounting keyholes.
  • Page 15 6. Connect the supplied cable between the repeater and the antenna. The cable should be within the same room and not routed near electrically noisy sources such as fluorescent lights or electrical outlets. 7. Perform a signal survey after the antenna is mounted. Typical Antenna Configurations Figure 1A P/N IM-C35KD Rev.
  • Page 16 4. A short beep may be heard from the receiver piezo sounder. This is normal. The LCD will show the CWSI logo and will begin to boot up. When the CP- 3500D has finished the boot up process the System Initialization screen will be shown on the LCD.

  • Page 17: Enrolling Devices, Annunciators And Repeaters

    CP-3500D can be placed into enrollment mode. If any alarms or troubles are showing on the LCD, reset the CP-3500D to gain access to the PROGRAM soft key. While the main screen is showing, press the program soft key to display the program menu selections. If necessary, use the UP/DOWN keys to highlight DEVICE ENROLLMENT then press the ENTER key to place the CP-3500D in enrollment mode.
  • Page 18 Devices, annunciators and repeaters can be enrolled anywhere in the installation provided the device being enrolled is within RF reception range of any enrolled repeater or the CP-3500D panel. Keep in mind that you can only enroll a maximum of 100 devices to any one repeater or direct to the CP- 3500D.

  • Page 19: Installing The Annunciators, Repeaters And Initiating Devices

    This information is necessary so it can be entered into the description field for each device and repeater. During installation the CP-3500D can be placed in test mode or left in normal operation. Placing the panel into test mode will abort any NAC circuits and CP-3500D alarm outputs from activating.

  • Page 20: The Backup Batteries

    3.4.3 The Backup Batteries The cabinet houses two 12 Volt lead acid batteries wired in series for a total of 24 volts dc. Use only Genesis/Enersys batteries P/N NP4-12 for 24 hours of backup time and NP7-12 for 60 hours of backup time.
  • Page 21 Figure 2 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 22: Section 4 - System Programming

    Section 4 - System Programming This section details system programming options including time/date, password, base code, device enrollment, NAC/Auxiliary/Relay activation and resetting, tandem detector activation and deactivation, device editing, and zone assignment. 4.1 Keypad Buttons and Menu Navigation The buttons located in the area below the LCD are used for menu navigation and data entry. These include 4 Softkey, Up/Down/Left/Right, Enter and Back buttons.

  • Page 23: Menu Selection And Navigation

    When any menu is chosen a 3 minute timer will start. If any menu activity such as navigation or field editing is not performed within 3 minutes the CP-3500D will revert back to the main screen and any unsaved changes will be lost. If an Alarm or Supervisory signal is received while in any menu the CP-3500D will abort the menu/programming functions and display the Alarm or Supervisory condition on the LCD and any unsaved programming information will be lost.
  • Page 24 Program A/V Device Device Device Relay Unknown Ignored Tandem Enrollment Edit Setup 3500D Units Units Controls Setup CP-3500D Supervisory Dialer Relay Setup Setup Setup Logs Display Display Display Display Clear Alarm Trouble All Event Test Test Info System Programming Info info P/N IM-C35KD Rev.

  • Page 25: Menu Access, Navigation, Data Entry And Field Editing

    4.2.3 Menu Access, Navigation, Data Entry and Field Editing When any of the soft key buttons are pressed to gain menu access you will be prompted to enter a password. The password entry screen is shown below. Password Entry 0 6 : 2 7 P M 1 1 / 2 2 / 2 0 0 7 E n t e r P a s s w o r d : C o n f i g...
  • Page 26 When you enter any menu screen a timer will start. If there is no key press activity for three minutes, the CP-3500D will revert back to the system normal screen and any unsaved changes will be lost. Save your changes often.

  • Page 27: Initial System Configuration

    If you choose not to change or set any of these items then you can press the DONE soft key to proceed to the main CP-3500D screen. All of these items can be changed later through the Config menu accessible from the main screen.

  • Page 28: 1Set Time And Date

    4.3.1Set Time and Date To set the time and date press the ENTER key while the set time and date menu choice is highlighted. The set time and date screen below will be shown. S e t T i m e a n d D a t e T i m e : 0 3 : 0 0 P M D a t e : 0 1 / 0 1 / 2 0 0 9 A u t o U p d a t e D S T : O N...

  • Page 29: Base Code Setup

    The base code is the code that the enrolled devices use to know what CP-3500D they are reporting to. When the CP-3500D is powered up it randomly chooses one of 252 random base codes to use. In an installation where more than one CP-3500D is required, it is mandatory that the base codes be different on each one so the devices will know which CP-3500D to report to.

  • Page 30: Supervisory Setup

    Initial Configuration Menu. This completes initial configuration of the system. Press the DONE soft key to go to the CP-3500D main screen. Note: If any alarms or troubles are in process the main screen will not be shown after pressing DONE.

  • Page 31: Accessing The Device Edit Screen

    4.4.1 Accessing the Device Edit screen To begin entering device and repeater information you must access the Device Edit screen. While the main system normal screen is showing press the soft key labeled Program. Enter the correct password if required. The programming menu choices will be displayed. Using the UP/DOWN keys, highlight the Device Edit menu choice and press the ENTER key.

  • Page 32: Deleting A Device, Annunciator Or Repeater

    You must remove all power from a device, annunciator or repeater and allow it to show a test failure trouble on the CP-3500D before deleting it. Failure to remove power and allow the device, annunciator or repeater to show a test failure trouble prior to deleting may cause an unknown device trouble on the CP-3500D.

  • Page 33: Device Zone Assignment

    CP-3500D telling it to shut down its transceivers. This is only a safe guard in case the deleted repeater is not powered down prior to deleting it. It is possible that one or more of the deleted repeaters may not receive the turn off command if a repeater was deleted which was required to link the turn off command to other deleted repeaters.

  • Page 34: Alarm Priority Assignment

    4.4.4 Alarm Priority Assignment The CP-3500D has 4 levels of alarm which can be assigned to devices. These alarm levels are referred to as A, B, C and D. A is the highest priority and D is the lowest. Level C can be used for either Supervisory or fire applications but not both.

  • Page 35: Entering Device, Annunciator And Repeater Description

    This section applies to devices, annunciators and repeaters. The CP-3500D description field cannot be edited. Any trouble condition with the CP-3500D will display the device type as CP-3500D and the description field will be blank. The description is limited to 16 characters and can contain letters, numbers and symbols.

  • Page 36: Point Id

    Model RB-10, 20, 30 and 40 relay box relays, RM-5 and wireless relay outputs. Never connect a model RB-10, 20, 30, or 40 or RM-5 to a CP-3500D. The programming will not allow you to address them. You will also be able to choose which keypad buttons will reset the activated circuits. Warning: Programming information is transmitted via RF from the CP-3500D to the repeaters.

  • Page 37: Accessing The Relay Setup Screen

    U s e U P D O W N t o s c r o l l t h e n p r e s s E N T E R Highlight the repeater to program and press ENTER. The NAC’s on the CP-3500D panel can be programmed by selecting Control Panel.

  • Page 38: Cp-3500D, Repeater Nac, Relay Box, Rm-5 And Sr-5 Programming

    HORNS ON keypad button is pressed. Note: The HORNS ON button will not activate relays when the CP-3500D is in test mode. Refer to the test mode and operation sections of this manual for more information. To program the HORNS ON button to manually activate the selected relay, move the cursor to the Relay On field and press ENTER.

  • Page 39: Cp-3500D Auxiliary Output And Dry Contact Relay Programming

    When you save the changes they are sent via RF signal to the repeater. If you try to edit a relay which was just edited and saved, the CP-3500D will not let you change the programming again until it has finished sending the previous information to the repeater. A message will appear just under the NAC RLY XX line at the top of the screen which reads Last Update Pending, Unable to Edit.

  • Page 40: Cp-3500D Relay Programming

    C will require a system reboot. 4.7.1 Accessing the Supervisory Setup Screen To access the CP-3500D supervisory setup screen, press the program soft key on the main system normal screen. Scroll down to CP-3500D Setup and press ENTER. The CP-3500D setup menu will now be displayed.

  • Page 41: Programming The Sprinkler Supervisory Options

    Press ENTER to exit edit mode and save the change. The first option if turned on will make alarms from type C devices report as supervisory on the CP-3500D. The second option will make the supervisory signals auto-restoring when the supervisory condition is cleared at the transmitter.

  • Page 42: Models 301,302,320,325 And 350 Device Programming

    325 is a combination heat/smoke detector. If either the heat or smoke portion of the detector goes into alarm it will show as Heat/Smoke on the CP-3500D. Any zones programmed to the 325 will be activated on an alarm from either the heat or smoke portion of the detector. The model 350 is a self- contained CO detector with an internal sounder.

  • Page 43: Two Alarm Zone Operation

    NAC’s, relays, tandems etc. When the first device with the zone goes into alarm it will show on the CP-3500D as an alarm condition but any programmed functions using that zone will not activate unless and until a second device also goes into alarm.

  • Page 44: Remote Reset Feature

    If a device that is not enrolled that has the same base code as the CP-3500D tries to check in it will be displayed as an unknown device trouble and be placed on the unknown device list. The CP-3500D will not display or respond to any troubles or alarms from a device on the unknown list.

  • Page 45: Displaying The Unknown Unit Screen

    Devices moved to the ignored list will no longer show an unknown device trouble. This feature can be handy if you need to delete a device from the CP-3500D and cannot physically locate it to remove the battery. This should not be common practice and only used as a last resort.

  • Page 46: Displaying The Ignored Unit Screen

    If remove is chosen, the device will no longer be shown on the ignored list. If the device tries to check into the CP-3500D it will cause an unknown device trouble and be placed back onto the unknown list. You may also enroll the device by following the instruction for enrolling a device in section 3.4.1 in this manual.
  • Page 47 Figure 4 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 48: Section 5 - System Input And Outputs

    Section 5 - System Input and Outputs The CP-3500D has 7 dry contact, 1 auxiliary and 1 class A or 2 class B NAC output circuits available as well as a trouble input. Some are programmable and some are common. Each input and output function is explained below.

  • Page 49: Trouble Input (Tb4 Terminals 3+4)

    One of the alarm types A or B or C or D can be programmed to activate this output. A jumper labeled JP1 located on the CP-3500D motherboard can be used to disable the auxiliary output. Placing the jumper on pins 1+2 will disable the output. This is useful when tripping of the municipal box is not desired while performing system testing in normal operation mode.
  • Page 50 Note: The trouble form C relay output will not activate on a dialer fault trouble. Figure 5 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 51: Notification Appliance Circuits (Tb1 Terminals 1-4 On Receiver Card)

    CP-3500D. Note: A TR-3 eol resistor is only required if the NAC outputs are programmed to activate. A ground fault trouble will also be displayed if a ground fault of 1000 ohms or less is present on a NAC circuit.

  • Page 52: Notification Appliance Compatibility

    5.2.3 Notification Appliance Compatibility The following UL Listed notification appliances are compatible with the CP- 3500D Control Panel Table 1 MANUFACTURER MODEL NUMBER TYPE MAX PER GENTEX GX93-(W)(R) MINI HORN GENTEX GEC-24-15/75-(WR)(WW) HORN/STROBE GENTEX GEC3-24-(WR)(WW) HORN STROBE GENTEX GEC24-177-(WR)(WW) HORN STROBE WHEELOCK HSR/HSW HORN/STROBE...

  • Page 53: Sw2 Dip Switch

    Switch positions 3+4 are unused and should be to the right or off position. Switch positions 1,5 and 6 should always be to the left for a CP-3500D. Switch 2 is for synchronization of the nac circuits when using compatible Gentex products. To activate sync, push switch 2 to the right towards the word sync.

  • Page 54: Leds

    This LED turns on when any programmed silence button is pressed with an Alarm condition present. If NAC circuits are reactivated or the CP-3500D is reset, this led will go out. The silence buttons are Signal Silence, Detector sounder silence and Strobe Reset.

  • Page 55: Buttons

    These buttons provide means for total system control and programming. All button presses involving operation of the CP-3500D and every time the pass code is entered will be stored in the button press log for later retrieval if needed. The Back, Enter, Up, Down, Left, Right and menu select arrow soft key buttons are used for functions other than operation will not be logged into the button press log when pressed.
  • Page 56 If the system is in test mode, pressing the reset button will take the CP-3500D out of test mode. If any Alarm, Supervisory or Trouble that exists after reset will cause the system to once again annunciate that condition.

  • Page 57: Sounder

    LCD screen just above the buttons. Figure 7 6.1.4 Sounder The CP-3500D internal sounder is a piezo horn which will annunciate a different sound pattern for Alarm, Supervisory and Trouble as follows: Alarm – On continuous Supervisory –...

  • Page 58: System Operation

    Normal standby mode exists when no off normal conditions are occurring in the installation. The LCD screen shown below will be present during normal mode. When in normal mode the CP-3500D is monitoring system voltages, keypad inputs, etc. as well as monitoring for any off normal alarms, supervisory or trouble signals.

  • Page 59: Sprinkler Supervisory

    If supervisory auto-restore is programmed on the LCD display for each restored supervisory signal will disappear. When all supervisory signals are restored to normal at the transmitter the CP-3500D will return to system normal unless other than supervisory are present.

  • Page 60: Trouble Signals

    A trouble signal indicates a problem with a device(s) or the control panel. Some trouble signals are self-restoring when the trouble is corrected at the Cp-3500D, device, repeater etc which is reporting it. Table 3 shows a list of troubles which are self-restoring for each CWSI product. Trouble signals should not be programmed to activate any NAC relays or alarm circuits.
  • Page 61 120 minutes. Check the A/C power source for the affected unit. This trouble is self- restoring. 2. Ground Fault – Can occur in an AR-5 repeater or CP-3500D control panel. Caused by a NAC or Auxiliary output wiring short to earth ground of 1000 ohms or less. Check the wiring for shorts to earth ground.
  • Page 62 CP-3500D control panel. Refer to section 4.9 in this manual for more information. 15. Memory Error – Will occur if the CP-3500D is unable to access any of its internal memory. The display will show “Unable to access memory device”. This trouble requires factory service.

  • Page 63: System Test

    3500D can only be placed into test mode while the System Normal screen is showing. To enter the test mode press the PANEL TEST button. All of the leds will flash three times then the CP-3500D will display the test mode screen as shown below. The trouble relays will be activated and the sounder will emit the trouble pattern while the CP-3500D is in test mode.
  • Page 64 2. Trouble Log – Records all Trouble events while the CP-3500D is not in test mode. This log cannot be erased. Limit is 1000 events. 3. All Event Log – Records all the events of the Alarm and Trouble log and also records button presses in the order they occurred while the CP-3500D is not in test mode.

  • Page 65: System And Programming Information

    Press the BACK key to exit from viewing any log screen. If an alarm is received while viewing any log screen, the CP-3500D will exit log viewing and display the alarm.

  • Page 66: Accessing The System Info Screen

    4. System Version – This is the software version in the CP-3500D control panel. 5. Base Code – This is the current base code of the CP-3500D as described in this manual. The info screen provides an easy way to view it.
  • Page 67 The information on the Programming info screen provides a summary of the all of the programming options selected for the CP-3500D as well as all of the enrolled repeaters and devices. The summary can be quite long depending on how many devices, annunciators and repeaters are enrolled. The information shown is not segregated per page.
  • Page 68 P g D o w n Press the BACK key to exit the Programming Info screen. If an alarm is received while viewing any programming info screen, the CP-3500D will exit viewing and display the alarm. P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C...

  • Page 69: Section 7 - Digital Alarm Communicators

    Maintain at least ¼” between power limited and non-power limited wiring within each enclosure. The CP-3500D N.O. Alarm A, Alarm B, Alarm C and Alarm D outputs will be connected to the 5104B Zones 2, 3, 4 and 5 respectively. The N.C. contacts of the CP-3500D trouble relay output will be connected to the 5104B Zone 6 input.

  • Page 70: Operation

    Figure 8 7.1.4 Operation When an alarm is received by the CP-3500D, one of the alarm relays A, B, C or D will trip and activate the appropriate zone on the 5104B communicator. The 5104B will transmit the notification to the central station.

  • Page 71: Keltron Sdact(-2)

    When a trouble is received by the CP-3500D, the N.C. contacts on the trouble relay will open causing a trouble transmission to be sent from Zone 6 on the 5104B. Acknowledging the trouble on the CP- 3500D will only silence its internal sounder. Pressing the Reset/Silence switch on the 5401B will silence its internal sounder.

  • Page 72: Programming

    Zone 4 input on the SDACT(-2) dialer. The trouble input of the CP-3500D will be connected to the N.C. and C terminals of the trouble relay output of the SDACT(-2). There is no polarity to this connection. This will allow any dialer trouble to be displayed on the CP- 3500D.

  • Page 73: Operation

    CP-3500D events and the corresponding SIA codes that will be communicated. When an alarm is received by the CP-3500D one of the alarm relays A, B or C will trip and activate the appropriate zone on the SDACT(-2) communicator. The SDACT(-2) will transmit its programmed SIA code for that zone input to the central station along with the Point I.D.

  • Page 74: Cp-3500D To Sia Translation Table

    Reset Trouble Restore A/C Loss Trouble AC Trouble A/C Loss Restore AC Restoral Panel Test Start Test Panel Test Reset Test End CP-3500D to SIA translation table Table 4 P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

  • Page 75: Section 8 - Signal Survey

    4 in this manual for correct wiring. The repeater is now waiting to receive a survey transmission from any transmitter. Begin by holding the repeater in the intended location of the CP-3500D facp. The first step is to survey the reception area of the control panel and which devices can report directly to it without a repeater.

  • Page 76: Existing Installation Survey

    continue the survey. Once an acceptable location has been determined, hold the repeater at this location and continue to test devices for locations that result in acceptable surveys. When the range of this repeater has been exhausted, continue to test and add repeater locations as described until a good survey result is achieved for all the devices in the installation.
  • Page 77 INDEX Initiating Device. 7, 8, 10, 13, 19, 55, 57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63 Installation............. 13 Alarm ....7, 8, 19, 34, 48, 49, 55, 58, 59, 60 Introduction ............. 6 Alarm Ack ..........55, 70, 73 Annunciator............. 10, 31 Antenna ............
  • Page 78 Tamper/Maint ............61 Tandem ..............7 Receiver ............ 16, 20, 51 Test Failure ............61 Relays ..........48, 56, 58, 60 Transformer............. 14, 16 Repeater .... 7, 10, 14, 19, 22, 45, 48, 58, 61, 62 Transmission Format ..........9 Reset ..............

  • Page 79: Model Cp-3500D Operating Instructions

    To exit test mode press the RESET button Local representative Name:___________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________________ Phone number:__________________________ This page must be framed and mounted adjacent to the CP-3500D for reference. P/N IM-C35KD-OP Rev. A P/N IM-C35KD Rev. C  2014 Commercial Wireless Systems International, LLC.

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