Northern Computers N-750 Configuration Manual

Control/communicator for use in commercial security and fire applications

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N-750

Configuration Guide

Version 1.0

TD9005

October 1997

Revision 1.0

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Page 1 N-750 Configuration Guide Version 1.0 TD9005 October 1997 Revision 1.0...
Page 2 N-750 Configuration Guide Version 1.0 October 1997...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
UL Approvals and Agency Listings ..........2 Compatible UL Listed Receivers ..........2 Partitioning ................3 N-750 Dial Up Installation With On-Board Communicator ..4 N-750 Dial Up Installation ............6 N-750 Direct Connect Installation ..........8 N-750 Compatible Reader and Card Formats ......10 Device Worksheet ..............
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Page 5: Introduction
N-750 Configuration Guide Introduction This guide is designed to help understand the N-750 panel and the process of assembling a complete system. The N-750 is a control/communicator for use in commercial security and fire applications, with a built-in communicator for reporting to most central stations.
Page 6: Features
Event Buffer 1000 User Profiles GENERAL Programming Touchpad/Software * Each N-750 has 8 areas that can be divided into 8 Software Programmable sections for a total of 64 partitions. (See page 3 for more Memory EEPROM information on partitions.) Answering Machine Bypass...
Page 7: Partitioning
Partition #8 single area A SINGLE N-750 CAN CONTROL UP TO 8 PARTITIONS Each partition operates as an independent system that can be further subdivided into eight areas. Partitions report as separate accounts to the central station (areas do not).
Page 8: N-750 Dial Up Installation With On-Board Communicator
With On-Board N-750-SK Communicator Communicator Communicator Communicator Communicator Upload/download programming software for the N-750. Only one copy is required per dealer. The N-750-SK can support an unlimited number of accounts. CBL-2 CBL-1 N-750 N-750 Security/Access Control Panel M-9600 N-750-COMM-CBL RJ31X Cable for Digital...
Page 9 The N-750-PI is a Parallel/Serial interface which can be The N-750-ADM is a card The N-750-ZONE Expander used to connect the N-750 to a printer for report reader expansion device which creates additional hardwired generation and live transaction reporting. The N-750-PI supports 26, 32 and 34 bit zones for the N-750.
Page 10: N-750 Dial Up Installation
TION CPU, keyboard, mouse, SVGA monitor, parallel printer, and printer cable. AND/OR N-750-SK Upload/download programming software for the N-750. Only one copy is required per dealer. The N-750-SK can CBL-1 Maximum CBL-2 support an unlimited number of accounts. baud rate 19,200 bps.
Page 11 Parallel/Serial interface which can The N-750-ADM is a card The N-750-ZONE Expander be used to connect the N-750 to a printer for report reader expansion device which creates additional hardwired generation and live transaction reporting. The supports 26, 32 and 34 bit zones for the N-750.
Page 12: N-750 Direct Connect Installation
Stand alone PC for N-750 software includes: CPU, keyboard, mouse, SVGA monitor, parallel printer, and printer cable. AND/OR N-750-SK Upload/download programming software for the N-750. Only one copy is required per dealer. The N-750-SK can support an unlimited number of accounts. Maximum baud CBL-1 CBL-N-750-PI N-750 P-1000 rate 19,200 bps.
Page 13 Parallel/Serial interface which can The N-750-ADM is a card The N-750-ZONE Expander be used to connect the N-750 to a printer for report reader expansion device which creates additional hardwired generation and live transaction reporting. The supports 26, 32 and 34 bit zones for the N-750.
Page 14: N-750 Compatible Reader And Card Formats
N-750 Configuration Guide N-750 Compatible Reader and Card Formats The N-750 supports 26, 32 and 34 bit format Wiegand outputs. The following are com- patible Northern Card Readers. Please consult the factory if a certain type is not men- tioned.
Page 15: Device Worksheet
Alarm *NOTE: The combined total of N-750-ADMs and N-750-PAITs is not to exceed 24 devices. NOTE: The N-750-BELL shares its power with the auxiliary output. The auxiliary output is rated at 1A total current for all devices. Version 1.0 October 1997...
Page 16: Worksheet For Auxiliary Devices
N-750 Configuration Guide Worksheet for Auxiliary Devices Use this worksheet to record current draw for N-750-compatible devices which are not manufactured by Northern Computers. These could include signalling devices, smoke detectors, etc. Device Device Device Number Number Number Current Current...
Page 17: Glossary Of Terms And Definitions
N-750-DPLM panel, form both on and off site locations. This dual phone line adapter is installed in the N-750. information can then be used in generating N-750-DPLM: The N-750-DPLM provides a second reports, which can be displayed and printed based on event selection and sort criteria.
Page 18 Smart Sensor. Each N-750 system can support a and disarming alarms and checking the status of total of 3 N-750-SSE expanders for a total of 384 areas. points, with 128 points per N-750-SSE. Each point on the N-750-SSE is addressed with an N-750-SS.
Page 19: Version 1.0 October
N-750 Configuration Guide NOTES: Version 1.0 October 1997...
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