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- Page 1 SYSTEM VERSION 2.5xx Installer’s guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
LIMITED WARRANTY ....................1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ..................3 PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION ...........................4 1- S ........................5 ECURITY EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION 2- T ....................5 OUCH PANEL AND KEY READER INSTALLATION 3- T ........................5 EMPERATURE CONTROL INSTALLATION 4- C ................5 ONTROL MODULE INSTALLATION LIGHT LOAD SHADE... -
Page 3: Industry Canada Warnings
Color code ................................28 Types of smoke detectors .............................28 End-of-line-resistance............................28 Siren output................................28 SECANT PERIPHERICAL PRODUCTS AND BUS.....................29 None of the products is functioning ........................29 If battery unplugged or discharged ........................29 Only some products work properly........................29 Only one item does not work ..........................29 “Communication problem”... -
Page 4: Limited Warranty
However, should you experience difficulty you are protected under the provisions of this warranty. Secant Home Automation Inc. product provided under this purchase is a control device of the user’s home facilities. Its successful use and operation is dependent on the skill of the operator of the device. It is possible to incur faulty performance, such as poor lighting, false alarms or insufficient heating or air conditioning by giving inappropriate commands or instructions to the control device. - Page 5 Limited warranty “ ” THE SOFTWARE HARDWARE AND DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ECANT UTOMATION INC RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES IN DESIGN OR TO MAKE ADDITIONS TO OR IMPROVEMENTS UPON ITS PRODUCTS WITHOUT INCURRING ANY OBLIGATION TO INSTALL THE SAME ON PRODUCTS PREVIOUSLY MANUFACTURED...
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Page 6: Installation Procedure
Installation procedure Installation procedure The following is a suggested installation procedure for installing CARDIO and its peripheral items. We assume that installers have a good knowledge of security system and their equipments, heating/cooling systems and lighting controls equipments. ATTENTION!: All wiring must comply with local and national electrical codes and ordinances of the country to which the system is being installed. -
Page 7: Prior To The Installation
Installation procedure PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION Perform complete analysis needs each main functions (security, temperature, heating/cooling and lighting control); Read carefully and keep close to you the technical notice and instruction sheet of all products to be installed with the system; Set up a complete and detailed wiring layout;... -
Page 8: 1- Security Equipment Installation
Installation procedure 1- Security equipment installation 1) Select alarm detectors and sensors according to needs and location. 2) Check correct location of all security equipment and install them. 3) Wire all security devices to the CARDIO controller (do not make connection yet). 4) Installation and connection of doorbell and siren. -
Page 9: 5- X-10 Compatible Module Installation (If Any)
Installation procedure 5- X-10 compatible module installation (if any) 1) Check loads to be controlled (type, power) and their respective specifications 2) Codes and install all X-10 modules. 3) Local testing of each module (toggle switch on module (ON/OFF/DIM)) NOTE: Test each module from the very same outlet as the TW-523 using an X-10 compatible remote control. -
Page 10: Advance Configuration
Advance configuration Advance configuration The installer (advanced user) code gives access to a broader array of configuring data. For configuring functions available to any user, please refer to the CARDIO 2é User’s Guide. See below all functions available to the installer (advanced user) to configure the system. The first pages of functions are also available to entry level users, albeit sometimes in a shorter form (codes, delays) The advanced user menu is also available from the programming screen after entering the installer code (the default installer code is 00000) -
Page 11: Zones Types
Advance configuration Zones types CARDIO offers 16 programmable security inputs of 9 different types. • Delay: relevant to detectors associated with an entry delay (door, etc.) • Instant/delay (follower): relevant to detectors which can be triggered after a delay. For instance, the front door has a contact and a motion detector has been installed in the lobby and set up with “instant delay”. -
Page 12: Delay
Advance configuration Delay Enter the maximum loop opening delay before an alarm is triggered. Values can run from 50 ms to 990 ms with increments of 10 ms. • SOS hold up(yes/no): whether the siren is activated with the SOS hold up button •... -
Page 13: Sun
Advance configuration • Daylight saving (yes/no): to let the system automatically switch from Standard time to Daylight saving time (and reverse) at appropriate dates. • Longitude (+/- 0..180): the distance east (-) or west (+) measured in degrees/minutes from the meridian of Greenwich. -
Page 14: Monitoring
Advance configuration Monitoring • Client code: up to 2 client codes • Monitoring phone number: up to 2 different phone numbers. • Protocol: 2 protocols to choose from: SESCOA FAST (20pps) for fast transmission or ADEMCO SLOW (10pps) for slow transmission. Format can be either 3/1, 3/2 or 4/1. Zone report. -
Page 15: System Rep. Codes
Advance configuration System rep. Codes. • Restore restore codes are given by the monitoring station for each type of alarm. For other codes and test time, check with the monitoring station. Temperature NOTE : Note that temperature settings below and on the following pages refer to CARDIO’s built-in thermostat only. - Page 16 Advance configuration • Temperature offset: because of the particular location of the touch panel, the temperature at the thermostat may vary from the average zone temperature. Therefore it is possible to adjust the reading displayed on screen (or on the phone). The maximum temperature compensation is +/- 9.9 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
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Page 17: Central Heating System
Advance configuration Central heating system Usually made up of a furnace and a two-wire thermostat (R and W). Installed in a central location, this thermostat controls only one zone. When multiple zones is declared a button named OTHERS appears on each screen. Press successively on this button to have access to desired zones. -
Page 18: Hvac System
Advance configuration HVAC System Made up of two separated items, a furnace and a cooler, controlled by a single thermostat with two set points. Four modes of operation (none, heating only, cooling only and automatic) and fan control (automatic, manual). CARDIO in the HVAC settings can substitute this thermostat. ATTENTION!: its is impossible to have both heating and cooling at the same time in the HVAC mode. -
Page 19: Hvac Setback
Advance configuration HVAC setback Usually made up of two separate items: a heating system (furnace, baseboard heaters, etc.) and a cooling system. Two types of control: heating and cooling with fan control when available. The main difference between HVAC/setback and HVAC is that in the case of HVAC, heating and cooling modes are integrated into one system while in the case of HVAC/setback, heating and cooling modes are two separate entities. -
Page 20: Heating Setback
Advance configuration Heating setback This is the type of control when the heating system is made of baseboard heaters only. Each zone (room) has its own basic thermostat which will be set manually to the normal temperature (comfort temperature) according to the user’s needs. CARDIO will take control of all zones when in economic mode only and the temperature will be the one entered in the “desired temperature”... -
Page 21: System Restore
1. Push the (RESET) button once. The system will reboot and enter a 30 second delay. Go to the Secant touch screen during this 30 second delay. 2. At the end of the 30 second delay, a countdown appears on the screen to allow the entry into diagnostic mode. -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
This chapter addresses troubleshooting of the CARDIO system. Please note that even if CARDIO is connected to products made by other manufacturers, we do not offer support for the non-SECANT products. Therefore, always keep instructions and specifications of non-SECANT products for future reference and contact their respective manufacturer for support. -
Page 23: Bus (Snet) Protection
Troubleshooting Bus (SNet) protection To protect the central controller against noise, lightning and shorts that may occur on the bus. POLYSWITCH* RT1 and RT2 along with TRANZORB* TZ1 and TZ2 will limit the energy at the bus input. Relay protection All relay contacts are protected by a 35V RMS metal Oxide varistor. -
Page 24: Telephone
Troubleshooting Telephone No tone from local (inside) telephone • Check if all cables are correctly connected: CARDIO’s telephone cable connected into the digital communicator module RJ31X; the home’s telephone line into the RJ31X; the wire of the internal telephone network into the RJ31X. •... -
Page 25: Type Of Telephone
Troubleshooting Type of telephone CARDIO can communicate with Touch-Tone telephones only. Central monitoring station When activating the account: 1. check the “Monitoring” menu in Advance configuration if the monitoring station’s telephone number has been entered as well as the protocol used and the customer’s code; 2. -
Page 26: No Control From Screen
Troubleshooting X-10 No control from screen We take for granted that all local tests described in the installation process have been achieved i.e.: 1. all modules can be controlled successfully from a X-10- compatible remote control plugged in the very same outlet as the TW-523. 2. -
Page 27: Electronic Transformers
Troubleshooting Electronic transformers Very often, halogen lights are sold with a built-in electronic transformer. The electronic circuit of this transformer is no less than a short circuit for X-10 commands. Installing such a device will create many problems: 1. the module controlling this light will not always receive X-10 commands; 2. -
Page 28: Temperature Control (From Cardio's Thermostat Only)
Troubleshooting TEMPERATURE CONTROL (from CARDIO’s thermostat only) Nothing works Baseboard heaters 1. check breaker associated with baseboard heaters; 2. the transformer of heating relays (reading should be 24VAC); 3. check wiring; 4. check relays. Central heating 1. check breakers associated with the heating system; 2. -
Page 29: Low Temperature Thermostat
Troubleshooting Low temperature thermostat We strongly suggest that you install one thermostat used for low temperature detection (around 46 F or 8 C). Connect this thermostat in parallel with the heating relay or auxiliary heating relay. Therefore, should CARDIO be defective, there will be another security device. Only one sub-system does not work (heating or cooling or fan) 1. -
Page 30: Security
Troubleshooting Security Door/window contacts not changing status While you consecutively open and close a contact, the system do not change status: 1. make sure that an end-of-line resistance has been connected. With an ohmmeter, check this particular security wire: resistance should be nil when the contact is closed and infinite when it is open. -
Page 31: General Specifications Of Detectors That Can Be Connected To Cardio
Troubleshooting General specifications of detectors that can be connected to CARDIO • voltage: between 12 and 14 Volt DC • maximal available current for all detectors should not exceed 500 mA. For more current needs, add an independent power supply. •... -
Page 32: Secant Peripherical Products And Bus
Troubleshooting SECANT PERIPHERICAL PRODUCTS AND BUS. Touch screen(s) and key reader(s) None of the products is functioning 1. bad connection of the BUS at the central controller or at the first item; 2. bus cable cut between the central controller and the first item. -
Page 33: How To Install The Bus
Troubleshooting How to install the bus (refer to bus installation schematic) 1. wire the bus with the suggested cable; 2. leave a 10”loop out of the wall at each location 3. cut the loop 4. Skin all 8 wires (2x4) and join each color-like wires Bus checking 1. -
Page 34: Led Status
Troubleshooting LED status There are two LEDs on the CARDIO central controller printed circuit board (inside the metal box). 1) The LED in the middle of the main board is the “Status LED”. 2) The LED in the upper right corner is the “Over current LED” 1) STATUS LED This LED blinks in normal operating state. -
Page 35: Schematics
Schematics Schematics INSTALLATION SCHEMATICS Touch panel installation A: Provided 4x #4-40 Hex machine screws B: Provided 4x #6 5/8 Wood screws. C: Provided 4x #6-8 Wall anchors (for use in drywall). * Suggested touch panel height from the floor. For customer’s convenience, install the touch panel at eye level. Key reader installation... -
Page 36: Central Controller Installation
Schematics Central controller installation D: To install the central controller use either the provided 4x #6 3/4 or the 4x #6 1”1/2 wood screws depending of the wall type to which the system is to be being installed. As an alarm system, make sure that the metal enclosure is solidly fixed to the wall. -
Page 37: Connections Schematics
Schematics CONNECTIONS SCHEMATICS Peripheral connection schematic... -
Page 38: Key Reader (Ekra) Connection Schematic
Schematics Key reader (EKRa) connection schematic... -
Page 39: Touch Screen (Tp2B) Connection Schematic
Schematics Touch screen (TP2B) connection schematic NOTE : Use twisted pair of wires from CAT-5 or CAT-5e cable to wire the SNet Bus... -
Page 40: Tp2B Master/Slave Configuration
Schematics TP2B Master/Slave configuration Follow these steps to select between master and slave mode. NOTE : The TP2B is set as "master" from factory. -
Page 41: Tp2B Contrast Adjustement
Schematics TP2B contrast adjustement Touch panel backside view (metal enclosure removed) Contrast adjustment screw. Turn counter clockwise to increase the LCD contrast. (adjust slowly and carefully with a small screwdriver) -
Page 42: Heating System Connection Schematic
Schematics Heating system connection schematic The following section describes the different connection schematics depending on the type of heating/air conditioning selected in the "advanced configuration”. ATTENTION!: It is very important to connect the system according to the type of chosen heating system. -
Page 43: Heat Pump Rh
Schematics 2) Heat pump RH This type of temperature control system uses the relays labels « Heat », « Cool », « Fan ».and « Aux ». Heat This relay is closed to control the compressor of the heating pump. Cool This relay controls the reversing valve. -
Page 44: Hvac
Schematics 4) HVAC This type of temperature control system uses the relay labels « Heat », « Cool », « Fan ».and « Aux ». Heat This relay is closed to control the heating. Cool This relay is closed to control the cooling. This relay is closed either during cooling and heating control processes This relay is closed to control the auxiliary unit In heating mode and Automatic... -
Page 45: Hvac Setback
Schematics 5) HVAC setback This type of temperature control system uses the relay labels « Heat », « Cool » and « Fan ». Heat This relay is closed to control the temperature in economy mode Cool This relay is closed to control the cooling This relay is closed during the cooling control process In setback mode (economy) When the ambient temperature is lower than the set point, the «... -
Page 46: Heating Setback
Schematics 6) Heating setback This type of temperature control system only uses the relay label « Heat ». In setback mode (economy) When the ambient temperature is lower than the set point, the « Heat » relay is closed. In normal mode (comfort) The «... -
Page 47: Proverter Hvac Controller Connection Schematic
Schematics Proverter HVAC controller connection schematic NOTE: Up to 4 Enerzone thermostat can be connected to the ProVerter. Therefore, with the built-in CARDIO thermostat it is possible to control up to 5 CVAC zones. ATTENTION!: for connections to either Enerzone or RCS equipment please refer to their respective installation manual. -
Page 48: Telephone Connection Schematic
Schematics Telephone connection schematic... -
Page 49: Adsl Filter Connection Schematic
Schematics ADSL filter connection schematic... -
Page 50: Telephone Menu
Schematics Telephone menu... -
Page 51: Pc To Cardio Connection Schematic
Schematics PC to CARDIO connection schematic... -
Page 52: Industry Canada Warnings
Industry Canada Warnings Industry Canada Warnings The Industry Canada Label identifies certified equipment. This certification means that the equipment meets telecommunications network protective, operational and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment Technical Requirements document(s). The Department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user’s satisfaction. - Page 53 1744, William street, suite 401 Montreal, Canada, H3J 1R4 Tel: (514) 935-3069 Fax: (514) 935-6655 email: info@secant.ca www.secant.ca SECANT HOME AUTOMATION inc. CARDIO 2é Installer manual edition 2008 All rights reserved...
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