System 3505 Installation & Operation Manual
Digitize, Inc. 700248-0002 Rev. C 02/16
Specification Subject to Change Without Notice
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ANSI UL 864) to any other time reference up to 24 hours. Changes to the factory preset
may not conform to the UL standard.
1.3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The overall System is known as the DIGITIZE Alarm Processing System. Alarms are
processed from alarm/control sensors through alarm/control lines. When an alarm/control
condition occurs, an audible alarm, indicator lamp, alphanumeric message display, and a
printed hard copy record of the alarm/control condition will be presented to the operating
personnel. The System may be comprised of single or multiple SYSTEM 3505s and/or
Computer Graphic Response Management Systems, known as CGRMS (Software P/N:
450406-0012, Hardware P/N: 450406-0015). The System is designed for fire alarm
reporting, security alarm monitoring and control applications for the municipal, industrial,
military, healthcare, collegiate, and commercial sectors.
1.4 SYSTEM 3505
The overall unit is known as the SYSTEM 3505. The SYSTEM 3505 is a totally solid state
System that uses state of the art devices and circuitry to continuously monitor and display the
status of all System connected alarms. The SYSTEM 3505 is a microprocessor-based alarm
monitoring and control unit, with field programmable, nonvolatile memory. The SYSTEM
3505 may be used to monitor multiplex, telegraph/McCULLOH code, direct wire, digital
dialer, network, addressable, polling radio, and serial input alarm signals. The SYSTEM
3505 will also provide an alarm (both visual and/or audible) to operating personnel in the
event of an internal SYSTEM 3505 malfunction. The basic unit is supplied with the following
standard equipment:
• 150 screens of programmable text messages.
Space for seven additional MEM-600 memory modules P/N450423-0002, expandable with
additional memory boards, MBD-4800 P/N 010001-0050. EMB Empty- Empty Memory Board is
also available: P/N 400349-0003.
• Real time clock 12/24 hr. with built-in battery backup.
• 101 AT style plug-in keyboard.
• Auto Switching Power Supply, 90-240 V AC, 50-60Hz.
• Supervised 24 VDC battery backup, with removable input terminals.
• Supervised External Charger Fail input terminals (not needed with optional SEBB Battery Backup
with charger).
• Software upgrades require a yearly software contract. The first year’s software contract must be
purchased with the System 3505. Digitize will release, per NFPA guidelines, periodic software
upgrades and/or enhancements as service packs to those customers who have a valid software
contract with Digitize in place.
• 9 serial ports including:
• 1 upload/download serial port for CPU-VII connection. Also used for diagnostics
• High speed ports are configured for RS-485. Used for SEBB battery backup and real- time clock
options.
• High speed ports for general purpose configuration (Configuration Card supplied with purchased
option) Smart-IP Card (supplied with purchased DLAN Option P/N 020001-0118) standard serial
ports (Configuration Card supplied with purchased option).
• Thermal logging printer, with Graphical capabilities, and Slide out drawer.
• 6 Configuration Card Slots for System expansion.
• 4 supervised EOL inputs, three of which can be used of custom options.
• 3 FORM C relays provide Alarm, Trouble and AUX Outputs. ACKnowledge, Trouble & Alarm
are user selectable by way of 23 SET Menu (Reference Appendix B).
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