ADT Focus 200 Plus - Figure 10-2: Typical Installation Using Card Reader or Keyreader; Figure 10-3: Typical Installation Using a Keylok

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FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide

10-10

TB2

TB3

TB1

ACIU

RS-485 BUS

CARD READER

KEY READER

ELECTRIC STRIKE

100 FEET MAX.

494461 CABLE (6466-10)

(10-WIRE, #22 AWG)

494470 CABLE

(2-WIRE, #18 AWG)

Figure 10-2: Typical Installation Using Card Reader or Keyreader

TB2

TB3

TB1

ACIU

RS-485 BUS

MARLOK 011-037502

EXTENSION (15 FEET)

(SEE NOTE)

PULL

788-16 FLEXIBLE

ARMORED DOOR

CORD (16")

MARLOK

KEYLOCK

NOTE: MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE CABLE DISTANCE BETWEEN KEYLOCK AND ACIU IS 150 FEET

Figure 10-3: Typical Installation Using a Keylok

Main Page

Fire Alarm Application Note5
- Code Enforcement5
- Table of Contents6
Conventions Used in this Manual10
Section 111
General Description11
- About the FOCUS 200 PLUS System11
- Prominent Features11
Section 213
Installing the Control Unit13
- About the Control Unit13
- Before Installing the System13
- Mounting the Cabinet14
- Installing the Cabinet Lock14
- Figure 2-1: Installing Cabinet Lock14
- Grade a Mercantile Premises Listing15
- Figure 2-2: Cabinet Attack Resistance Considerations15
- Figure 2-3: Cabinet Door Tamper Wiring15
- Grade a Mercantile Safe and Vault Listing16
- Installing the Control's Circuit Board16
- Figure 2-4: Mounting the PC Board16
Section 317
Installing the Operating Panels17
- About the Operating Panels17
- Installing the Operating Panels18
- Figure 3-1: Details of the Operating Panel Circuit Board18
- Addressing the Operating Panels19
- Operating Panel Program Mode21
- Adjusting the Contrast Level21
Section 423
Basic Hardwired Points23
- About the Hardwired Points23
- Wiring the Hardwired Points24
- Figure 4-1: 2-Wire Smoke Detector Connected to Point 1 (Can also be Connected to Point 2, Terminals 27 and 28)25
- Figure 4-2: 4-Wire Smoke Detector Connections Points 1-826
- Point 8 Bell Box Tamper Configuration27
Section 529
Gateways29
- About the Gateways29
- PID Gateway30
- Figure 5-1: PID Gateway Module32
- Installing the PID Gateway33
- Installing Sensors to the PID35
- Figure 5-2: PID Wiring Connections to System-Powered Sensors38
- Figure 5-3A: Basic Sensor Connections to PID39
- Figure 5-3B: Basic Sensor Connections to PID39
- Figure 5-4: Connections of BA Sensors with Field Wiring Terminals to PID40
- Figure 5-5: Using a PID to Turn on a PA400W Sounder40
- SIM Gateway41
- Figure 5-6: SIM Gateway Module42
- Installing the SIM Gateway43
- Installing SIM and SIM Sensors45
- Figure 5-7: SIM Wiring to System-Powered and Nonpowered Sensors46
- Figure 5-8: Connection for a Gateway Loop Powered SIM Sensor47
- Figure 5-9: SIM Wiring to a Horn and Strobe47
- Figure 5-10: SIM Wiring to a Sensor48
- Figure 5-11: SIM Connections to a Vault Vibration Sensor48
- Figure 5-12: SIM Connections to a 4-Wire/2-Wire Adapter49
- Figure 5-13: Loop Interface Module50
- RF Gateway (472490)51
- Figure 5-14: Loop Interface Module Wiring to Powered Sensor51
- Figure 5-15: Loop Interface Module Wiring to Lacing/Foil and Non-Powered Sensor51
- Installing the RF Gateway52
- Figure 5-16: RF Gateway Wiring Connections52
- Installing the RF Receiver53
- 5800 Series Transmitters54
- Figure 5-17: RF Receiver DIP Switch Settings54
- Gateway Off-Normal Conditions56
Section 657
Bell Outputs and Auxiliary Relay57
- About the Bell Outputs and Auxiliary Relay57
- Output Functions58
- Installing the External Sounders60
- Figure 6-1: External Sounder Connections to the Bell Outputs62
- Programming the Bell Outputs63
- Figure 6-2: External Sounder Connections to the Auxiliary Relay63
Section 765
System Communication65
- About the System Communication65
- Connecting the Telephone Lines66
- Figure 7-1: Installing the 472402A Backup Dialer67
- Description of ADEMCO Contact ID Format68
- Types of Customer Care Center Service72
- Table of CCC Signaling74
- Programming the System Communication Options75
Section 877
AC Communicator Module77
- About the AC Communicator Module77
- Installing the AC Communicator Module77
- Figure 8-1: AC Communicator Module Wiring78
- Figure 8-2: AC Communicator Module Wiring Using AC Telephone Lines79
- Figure 8-3: AC Communicator Module Wiring Using DVACS or RS232 Port79
- Using Multiple AC Communicator Modules80
- Programming for the AC Communicator Module80
- Figure 8-4: AC Communicator Module Wiring Using DC Telephone Lines80
Section 981
J5 Output Triggers81
- About the J5 Output Triggers81
- Types of Output Points81
- Auxiliary Alarm Signaling Equipment84
- Figure 9-1: Configuration of the 7720P to the J5 Output Triggers84
- Figure 9-2: Configuration of the 7830R to the J5 Output Triggers85
- Figure 9-3: Configuration of the 7835C to the J5 Output Triggers85
- Programming the Output Triggers86
- Figure 9-4: Configuration of the 7920SE to the J5 Output Triggers86
Section 1087
Access Control87
- About Access Control87
- Figure 10-1: Access Control Interface Unit (ACIU)89
- Installing the Access Control Interface Unit90
- Using Readers, Keyloks, and Operating Panels92
- Figure 10-2: Typical Installation Using Card Reader or Keyreader96
- Figure 10-3: Typical Installation Using a Keylok96
- Figure 10-4: Modifying ACIU for Operation with Dorado 7401 or 7901 Card Reader97
- Figure 10-5: Wiring Connections for a Manual Access Pushbutton or Exit Pushbutton98
- Access Control Options99
- Maintenance of the Access Control Interface Unit105
Section 11111
History Log111
- About the History Log111
- Installing the Printer Interface Unit111
- Figure 11-1: Printer Interface Unit112
- Displaying and Printing the History Log113
Section 12119
Power Requirements119
- About Powering the FOCUS 200 PLUS119
- Providing Adequate Voltage for each Gateway and Operating Panel120
- Figure 12-3: Determining the Voltage Drop on the RS-485 Bus125
- Determining Maximum Length of Gateway Trunk Cable126
- Figure 12-4: Determining Maximum Length of Quad Trunk for PID Gateway (no Horn/Strobes)126
- Determining the Control Unit Power Supply Load127
- Figure 12-5: Determining the Maximum Length of Quad Trunk for SIM/PID Gateway with Horn/Strobes127
- Determining the Size of the Standby Battery131
- Installing a Power Supply133
- Connecting AC Power and Earth Ground to the Control Unit133
- Installing the Standby Battery135
- Powering up the Control Unit136
Section 13137
Input and Output Point Types137
- About the Input and Output Point Types137
- Input Point Types137
- Output Point Types144
Section 14149
Programming149
- About Programming the System149
- Mechanics of Programming150
- Programming Names for the BA Groups150
- Programming Point Data151
- Programming the BA Groups' Turn-Off Data154
- Programming the System Communication Options155
Section 15157
Scheduling157
- About Scheduling157
- Permanent Schedules158
- Temporary Schedules159
- Holiday Schedules160
- Ambush Schedule160
- Scheduling Options161
Section 16163
Downline Loading163
- About Downline Loading163
- Programming the Control Unit for Downline Loading163
- Downline Loading the Customized Data164
- Verifying the Downline Loaded Data165
Section 17167
Real-Time Clock167
- About the Real-Time Clock167
- Setting the Time and Date167
- Setting Daylight Saving Time168
Section 18169
ID Codes169
- About the ID Codes169
- Service Code170
- Fire Marshall Code170
- Duress Signal170
- Programming ID Codes171
- Summary of ID Code Capabilities and Privileges172
Section 19175
System Operation175
- About Operating the System175
- Figure 19-1: Operating Panel175
- Action Menus176
- Operating Panel Modes179
- ID Codes180
- Control Unit and BA Group Options181
- Recycling Exit Delay186
- Alarm/Trouble Memory187
Section 20189
Testing the System189
- About Testing the System189
- Operating Panel Tests189
- Local Tests190
- Transmission Tests191
- Testing the Printer192
- Finishing the Installation192
- Instructing the Customer192
Section 21193
Specifications193
- Electrical/Mechanical Specifications193
- Installation Criteria194
- Approvals195
- Access Control Interface Unit195
Section 22197
Equipment197
- Basic System Equipment197
- SIM Sensors201
Index205
Limitations of this Alarm System213

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