Figure 1-1. Telephone System Connection (Each Line) - Simplex Contact Closure DACT Installation And Programming Instructions

Requirements,
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Telephone System
Connection
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TIP
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RING
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Jack Configuration
Power Requirements for
4004/4005 Versions
Have the telephone company install two telephone lines, each terminated with an
RJ-31X jack immediately above or as close as possible to the fire alarm control
panel. The connection to the RJ-31X MUST be made via the modular jack in
installations where the CCDACT will share the telephone line with premises
phones or other equipment. Use either of two Simplex harnesses for this
connection: either 2080-9046 (7 feet) or 2080-9047 (14 feet).
Note:
The two telephone line harnesses must take separate paths from the host
FACP to the RJ-31X blocks.
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1
Direct
Connect Cord
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7
RJ-31X
Two shorting bars complete the
connection of premises phones to
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the incoming line upon removal of the
direct-connect plug. Shorting
bars open upon insertion of the plug.

Figure 1-1. Telephone System Connection (Each Line)

The 4004/4005 versions of the CCDACT have the following power requirements.
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Voltage
- 5VDC Power Supply:
- 24VDC Power Supply:
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Current
- Standby Mode:
- Report Mode:
- Programming Mode:
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4
5
6
Testing (Direct Connect cord plugged in):
Communicator Active: Terminals TIP
and RING should read <5V. Communicator
Inactive: Measurement across Terminals
Premises Phones
4 and 5 should read approximately 48VDC.
(Acceptable range is from 42 to 56VDC.)
5VDC + 10%, 50mV max. ripple
2V max. ripple, 24VDC nominal
15 mA max. from the 24V supply
50 mA max. from the 5V supply
25 mA max. from the 24V supply
70 mA max. from the 5V supply
15 mA max. from the 24V supply
70 mA max. from the 5V supply
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Incoming
Telephone Line
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