Alpha Communications TekTone CM800 Handbuch

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CM800/CM900

Emergency Call Signaling System

Installation & Operating Instructions

IL514

Section C

Rev.13 -5/2011

Contents

System Installation............................................................. 1

Installation Procedure......................................................1

Equipment Locations .......................................................1

Wiring Installation ...........................................................2

Housing Installation ........................................................2

Wire Checkout .................................................................2

Connections Checkout ....................................................2

System Operating Instructions ......................................... 7

CM800,CM900Annunciators .........................................7

SF117-,SF118-seriesEmergencyCallStations ................7

SF154EmergencyCallStation .........................................7

IR019,IR019BRemoteAnnunciatorToneSpeakers ........7

LI381CorridorLight.........................................................7

LI382,LI382LEDCorridorLights .....................................7

LI118B,LI123BCorridorLights .......................................7

BE005,BE007CorridorBells ............................................7

Illustrations

Figure 1—Master Panel Housing Chart and

Wall Cut-Out Details...............................................3

Figure2—RingandBackBoxforSF117series,SF118

series and SF154 Emergency Call Stations .............3

Figure3—RingandBack Box forIR019&IR019B

ToneSpeakers,andLI118B,LI123B,LI381,

LI382&LI382LEDCorridorLights .........................3

Figure 4—PK2019ATone Volume Shunt Settings.................3

Figure5—EmergencyCallHook-UpDiagram

withSF117/2series,SF118 series &

SF154 Emergency Switches, and

LI381&LI118B CorridorLights ..............................4

Figure6—EmergencyCallHook-UpDiagramwith

SF117/4 series Continuous Duty Door Release,

LI381CorridorLight, LI123BCorridorLight

withBuzzer,andBE005Corridor Bell ......................5

Figure7—EmergencyCallHook-UpDiagramwith

SF117/2 series Continuous Duty Door Release,

LI381CorridorLight,SmokeDetector,

andBE007CorridorBell ..........................................6

Figure8—ConnectionDiagramforParallel

CM800Panels .........................................................6

SystemInstallation

Installation Procedure

• Read the following instructions concerning system equip-

ment, and determine installation methods before proceed-

ing.

• Determineequipmentlocations.

• Installwiring.

• Install housings.

• Checkwires.

• Connect equipment.

• Check connections.

• Apply power.

• Check system operation.

Equipment Locations

CM800, CM900 Annunciator: Locate CM800 and CM900

Annunciators within easy reach of operating personnel.

Permittedoperatingtemperatureof10°C–30°Cmustnotbe

exceeded.

SF117series,SF118series,SF154EmergencyCallStations:

Locateemergencystationswhereconvenientforoperation.

Avoidareaswheredirectcontactwithwatermayoccur.The

SF117 series and SF118 series include a 6' long pull cord,

permitting installation high enough to provide easy opera-

tionbythestaffandby seatedorprone patients.TheSF154

isoperatedbymeansofapushbuttonlocatedonthestation.

IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers:Locate

annunciatortonespeakersasneededandwhereconvenient

for operation. Location must provide for unobstructed

visibilityofthetone-offindicator(IR019B).

LI118B,LI123B,LI381,LI382,LI382LEDCorridorLights:

Locate corridor lights in the corridor above or beside the

dooroftheassociatedrooms.Locationmustprovideunob-

structed visibility of the corridor light in both directions.

PK2019, PK2019A Control Unit: The PK2019 or PK2019A

maybesurfacemountedadjacenttotheSS106,ifnecessary.

If remotely located, cable run from PK2019/A to CM800/

CM900mustnotexceed100'.

PK601A Power Supply: Surface mount the PK601A adjacent

totheSS106andPK2019/A.

PK612ADCFlasher: Surface mount the PK612A adjacent to

theSS106andPK2019/A.

BE005/BE007CorridorBells:LocateBE005andBE007Cor-

ridorBellsincorridorabovedoorheight.Locationincorridor

willbedeterminedbythenumberofbellsrequiredoneach

floor.

SS106Transformer:LocateSS106inanaccessibleareaneara

source of 117 VAC. Observe local codes.

Wiring Installation

Run wiring conduit from corridor light to corridor light and

terminate at the CM800 or CM900 annunciator panel. Select

conduit size according to the application, as shown in wiring

diagrams in this booklet. Observe local codes.

PK2019, PK2019A Options:

• For30-second delay before tone, connect terminal A to

terminalN.

• Forsteadytone,connectterminalWtoterminalN.Ifthe

annunciatorlampisflashing,thetonewillbeintermittent

despite terminal W connection.

Housing Installation

CM800, CM900 Annunciators:

Flush Wall Mount—Provide a wall cutout as shown in

Figure 1. Fit the back box and frame assembly into the

prepared opening. Fasten the assembly in place. Note:The

back box must be TekTone®OH200 Series.

Surface Wall Mount—Fasten the back box and frame

assembly to the wall through the holes provided in back of

the box, using suitable fasteners. Note: Back box must be

TekTone®OH300 Series.

SF117series,SF118series,SF154EmergencyCallStations:

Installsinglegangring(orsinglegangringanddoublegang

box) as shown in Figure 2 for each emergency call station

insystem.Minimumdimensionsofbackboxmustnotbeless

than4"×4"×1.5".Minimumopeningonringmustnotbeless

than1.75"×2.75".Minimumclearancefromlivepartsofthe

station to dead metal parts must not be less than 0.5".

IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers: Install

doublegangring(ordoublegangringanddoublegangbox)

as shown in Figure 3for each tone speaker station. Mini-

mum dimensions of back box must not be less than

4"×4"×1.5".

LI118B,LI123BCorridorLights:Installdoublegangring(or

double gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Fig-

ure 3foreachtonespeakerstation.Minimumdimensionsof

back box must not be less than 4"×4"×1.75".

LI381, LI382 Corridor Lights: Install double gang ring (or

double gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Fig-

ure 3foreachcorridorlight.Minimumdimensionsofback

boxmustnotbelessthan4"×4"×1.5".Minimumopeningon

ringmustnotbelessthan2.75"×2.75".Minimumclearance

fromlivepartsofthestationtodeadmetalpartsmustnotbe

less than 0.5".

LI382LEDCorridorZoneLight:Installstandardone-ortwo-

gang box with one- or two-gang ring as shown in Figure 3

foreachtonespeakerstation.Minimumclearancefromlive

partsofthestation to deadmetalpartsmustnot be lessthan

0.5".

BE005,BE007CorridorBells:Install astandard4"BellBox.

Wire Checkout

Use an ohmmeter or other continuity checking device to test

wires for shorts or grounds. If shorts or grounds are

encountered, find and correct the problems before continuing.

Make sure the minimum number of conductors that are needed

for all of the equipment being used in the system are available.

Connections Checkout

Re-check all connections to equipment. If all wires and

connections are satisfactory, connect the primary coil of the

SS106Transformerto a sourceof117VAC60 Hz (30VAmax.).

IL514CM800/CM900Emergency Call SystemManual • Page3

Figure 1—Master Panel Housing Chart and Wall Cut-Out Details

Housing Wall Opening

Flush Surface Width (B) Height

OH202 OH302 8.5" 16.25"

OH203 OH303 12.5" 16.25"

OH204 OH304 16.5" 16.25"

OH205 OH305 20.5" 16.25"

Figure 2—Ring and Back Box for

SF117 series, SF118 series and SF154

Emergency Call Stations

Install ring with panel mounting holes at top and bottom, as shown.

Figure 3—Ring and Back Box for

IR019 & IR019B Tone Speakers, and

LI118B,LI123B,LI381,LI382&LI382LED

CorridorLights

Install ring with panel mounting holes at top and bottom, as shown.

16"

3.75"

Finished Wall

4" min.

16.25"

In masonry walls, install 0.5"×4" wood

fillers at top and bottom of opening for

housing attachment.

Finished Floor

66"

16.25"

Figure 4—PK2019A Tone Volume Shunt Settings

Low Medium High

Figure 5—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/2 series, SF118 series &

SF154 Emergency Switches, and LI381 & LI118B Corridor Lights

IL514 General Wiring Figure 4 Rev4 110210 1

TONE

SPEAKER

PK2019/A

Speaker

45 Ohm

Tone-Off

Lamp

Tone-Off

Button

IR019B

COMMON

LI381

DOME

LAMP

LI381

DOME

LAMP

SF118/2B

Call Placed

SF118/2(B/C)

Emergency Switch

LI118B

DOME

LAMP

w/ BUZZER

ANNUNCIATOR

LAMPS

TEST

BUTTON

#18 (optional, see Note 5)

FACTORY CONNECTED

NOTE: PM110/4N

Modules only!

PK2019/A

COMMON

NORMALLY OPEN RELAY

OUTPUTS

R2 NORMALLY CLOSEDR3

WTONE-

OFF

LAMP

TONE-

OFF

BUTTON

#18

16 VAC SS106

TRANSFORMER

(See Note 1)

117 VAC

PK612A

(optional, see Note 5)

SF117/2(B,C)

or SF154

Emergency Switch

LI381

DOME

LAMP

SF117/2(B,C)

or SF154

Emergency Switch

SF117/2(B,C)

or SF154

Emergency Switch

SF117/2(B,C)

or SF154

Emergency Switch

Light

LI381

DOME

LAMP

SF118/4(B/C)

Call Placed

SF118/4(B/C)

Emergency Switch

Light

Door

Release

PK601A

SS106

TRANSFORMER

24VAC 117VAC

#18

Wiring Diagram for IR019, IR019B and PK2019/A

(Disregard wiring for tone-off lamp if wiring IR019.)

1. Use 16 VAC connections on SS106 Transformer.

Notes:

2. Wiring may be #22 except where shown otherwise.

3. PK2019/A Annunciator Control Unit may be mounted

outside of annunciator enclosure.

4. Switches are shown in the OFF position.

5. PK612A and associated wiring is optional and needs

only to be installed if a flash common is needed.

IL514CM800/CM900Emergency Call SystemManual • Page5

#22

TO ADDITIONAL

EMERGENCY

SWITCHES

LI123B

LAMP

w/ BUZZER

DOOR RELEASE DOOR RELEASE

SF117/4(B,C)

EMERGENCY

SWITCH EMERGENCY

SWITCH

LI381

DOME

LAMP

+-+-

RECTIFIER

(See NOTE 9) RECTIFIER

(See NOTE 9)

BE005

CORRIDOR

BELL

24 VAC SS106

TRANSFORMER

(See NOTE 1)

TONE

SPEAKER

16 VAC

117 VAC

SS106

TRANSFORMER

ANNUNCIATOR LAMPS

TONE

OFF

BUTTON

TONE

OFF

LAMP

TEST BUTTON

FACTORY CONNECTED NOTE: PM110/4N MODULES ONLY

117 VAC

PK2019/A

SF117/4(B,C)

IL514 General Wiring Figure 5 Rev2 110210 1

1. Use 24 VAC connections on SS106 transformer. To calculate

Notes:

current requirements, add currents of all devices on at the

same time. Current requirements are as follows:

Corridor Lamp with buzzer– .16 amps

Corridor Bell– .2 amps

Door release– .3 amps

Annunciator lamp– .04 amps

2. Wiring must be #18 gauge except where shown otherwise.

8. Switches shown in the OFF position.

3. BE005 connects to emergency switch on the same floor only.

4. Door release (if used) must be 24 VDC continuous duty type.

5. Switch current capacity is 3 amps.

6. Power supply maximum current is 1 amp.

7. See Figure 4 for additional wiring details.

9. Rectifier RUFO® Model 1005 is not available from TekTone®.

Figure 6—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/4 series Continuous Duty Door Release,

LI381 Corridor Light, LI123B Corridor Light with Buzzer, and BE005 Corridor Bell

Notes:

1. Use 24 VAC connections on SS106

transformer. To calculate current re-

quirements, add currents of all de-

vices on at the same time. Current

requirements are as follows:

CorridorLampwithbuzzer– .16 amps

Corridor Bell– .2 amps

Door release– .3 amps

Annunciator lamp– .04 amps

2. Wiring must be #18 gauge except

where shown otherwise.

3. BE007 connectstoemergency switch

on the same floor only.

4. Door release (if used) must be 24

VDC continuous duty type.

5. Switch current capacity is 3 amps.

6. Power supply maximum current is

1 amp.

7. See Figure 4 for more wiring details.

8. Switches shown in the OFF position.

9. Do not use same transformer for

PK2019/A and PK601A.

Figure 7—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/2 series

Continuous Duty Door Release, LI381 Corridor Light,

Smoke Detector, and BE007 Corridor Bell

Figure 8—Connection Diagram for

Parallel CM800 Panels

Notes:

1. Use 16 VAC connections on SS106

Transformer.

2. Wiring may be #22 except where

shown otherwise.

3. PK2019/A Annunciator Control Unit

may be mounted outside of annun-

ciator enclosure.

#22

BE007

CORRIDOR

BELL

DOOR RELEASE

SF117/2(B,C)

EMERGENCY

SWITCH

TO ADDITIONAL

EMERGENCY

SWITCHES

SMOKE

DETECTOR

FACTORY

CONNECTED

ANNUNCIATOR

LAMPS

TONE

SPEAKER

TEST BUTTON

TONE-

OFF

LAMP TONE-

OFF

BUTTON

117 VAC

16 VAC SS106

TRANSFORMER

(SEE NOTE)

SS106

TRANSFORMER

16 VAC

117 VAC

PK612A

NOTE: PM110/4N

MODULES ONLY

PK2019/A

PK601A

IL514 General Wiring Figure 6 Rev4 110210 1

PK2019/A

TO STATIONS

PK2019/A

IL514 General Wiring Figure 7 Rev1 110210 1

Common

Normally

Open

Normally

Closed

Common

Normally

Open

Normally

Closed

- # 18

SS106

Transformer

16 VAC

117 VAC

- # 18

SS106

Transformer

16 VAC

117 VAC

Tone

Off

Button

Tone

Off

Button Tone

Off

Lamp

Tone

Off

Lamp

Annunciator

Lamps

Panel 2

Annunciator

Lamps

Panel 1

Tone

Speaker Tone

Speaker

Panel 1 Panel 2

IL514CM800/CM900Emergency Call SystemManual • Page7

SystemOperatingInstructions

System operators must read the following operating

instructions concerning system equipment and terms used in

conjunction with the equipment.

CM800, CM900 Annunciators

Answer Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by

simultaneous operation of the following signals:

• Steady illumination of the associated station selector

lamp,whichismarkedtoindicatecallorigin.

• Rapidly pulsating audible tone. The audible call signal

may be canceled by pressing the tone-off button. The

tone-off light will illuminate to indicate that tone is

silenced. Thetone-offbuttonmaybepressedatanytime

to verify operation of the tone-off lamp.

Callsignals may only be canceled at the point of origin,and

all calls must be answered in person.

TestStationAnnunciatorLamp(ifsoequipped):Onelamptest

button is provided on each panel of annunciator lamps.

Press the lamp test button—all annunciator lamps on that

panel should be illuminated.

ImproperOperation:IftheCM800orCM900Annunciatorfails

to operate as described, contact qualified maintenance

personnel.Ifa malfunctionoccursduringacall-in,causing

alackofindicationof call origin onthemasterstation,first

determinetheoriginofthecallbyobservingwhichcorridor

lightisilluminated,andtheninformqualified personnel.

SF117-, SF118-series Emergency Call Stations

Place an Emergency Call: Pull the call cord and wait for an

Attendant. (Note: The SF118 series station has a red call-

placed light that illuminates when the cord is pulled.)

Reset the Station: Push the slide switch up.

Improper Operation: If the station does not operate as de-

scribed, contact qualified personnel. There are no user

serviceable parts on SF117 series and SF118 series Emer-

gency Call Stations.

SF154 Emergency Call Station

Place an Emergency Call: Press the switch in so that the red

area of the switch is visible, and wait for an Attendant.

Reset the Station: Press the switch out so that the red area of

the switch is not visible.

Improper Operation: If the station does not operate as de-

scribed, contact qualified personnel. There are no user

serviceablepartsontheSF154EmergencyCallStation.

IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers

Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by a rapidly

pulsating audible tone. The audible tone signal can be

silenced by pressing the tone-off switch. (The IR019 is not

equippedwithatone-offlight.)TheIR019andIR019Btone

mimics the annunciator tone—either steady or pulsing.

Improper Operation: If the speaker does not operate as de-

scribed, contact qualified personnel. There are no user

serviceablepartsontheIR019andIR019BRemoteAnnun-

ciator Tone Speakers.

LI381 Corridor Light

Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady

illuminationofthecorridorlightassociatedwiththecalling

station.

Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate as

described,contactqualifiedservicepersonnel.Thereareno

userserviceablepartsontheLI381CorridorLight,otherthan

bulbs.

LI382, LI382LED Corridor Lights

Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady

illuminationofthecorridorlightassociatedwiththecalling

station. The second light can be used for other call types

initiatedfromthesamezone.

Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate as

described,contactqualifiedservicepersonnel.Thereareno

userserviceablepartsontheLI382CorridorLight,otherthan

bulbs.TherearenouserserviceablepartsontheLI382LED

CorridorLight.

LI118B, LI123B Corridor Lights

Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady

illumination of the corridor light and a steady buzzer.

Improper Operation: If the corridor light does not operate as

described,contactqualifiedservicepersonnel.Thereareno

user serviceable parts on the LI118 and LI123B Corridor

Lights, other than bulbs.

BE005, BE007 Corridor Bells

Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by a steady

ringing of the corridor bells.

Improper Operation: If the corridor bell does not operate as

described,contactqualifiedservicepersonnel.Thereareno

user serviceable parts on the BE005 and BE007 Corridor

Bells.

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