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EST3 Installation and Service Manual
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Default Chapter
7
Important Information
7
UL 864 9Th Edition Requirements
9
Chapter 5 Installation •
12
About this Manual
12
The EST3 Library
14
Related Documentation
15
System Overview
17
System Description
18
Audio Subsystem Description
22
Digital Network Subsystem
32
Foreign Language Support
38
Signature Series Devices
42
Network Applications
45
Audio Applications
49
Firefighter Phone System
58
Security Applications
61
Security Equipment
62
Certificate Installations
68
Multiple 3-MODCOM Modules
73
Multiple Site Security and Access
74
Multiple Tenant Security
77
Secure Access
81
Chapter 3 Access Control Applications
83
Access Control Applications
83
Access Control Equipment
84
Anti-Passback
93
Central Monitoring Station
96
Common Door Access
98
Delayed Egress
100
Elevator Control
103
Emergency Exit Door
106
Handicap Access Door
108
Maglock Peripherals
110
Multiple Card Readers
112
Muster
114
Power for Continuous Locks
117
Power for Intermittent Locks
119
Power from an AC Source
121
Power from a Remote Source
124
Remote Controls
127
Two-Person Rule
129
Chapter 4 Centralized Audio Applications
133
Centralized Audio Applications
133
Equipment Required
134
ATPC Amplifier Terminal Panel Cabinet
135
Overview
135
Equipment Racks
135
ATP Amplifier Terminal Panel
138
Battery Backup
139
Audio Amplifiers
140
URSM Universal Riser Supervisory Module
142
Application
142
Installation
143
Terminal Connections
143
Operation
143
ATP Installation
145
ATP Wiring
146
ATP Terminal Connections
146
ATP Jumper Settings
147
3-ATPINT Terminal Connections
147
3-ATPINT Jumper Settings
148
ATP External Battery Charger
152
Amplifier Backup
154
Branch Speaker Wiring
157
Troubleshooting
159
Chapter 5 Installation
161
Installation
161
Installation Overview
163
Electrostatic Discharge Precaution
163
Energized System Precaution
163
Circuit Compatibility
163
Recommended Cable Manufacturers
164
UL 864 NAC Signal Synchronization
166
Requirements
166
Typical Circuits
168
Creating an Initial Startup Version of the Project Database
176
System Installation Sequence
178
Preliminary Field Wiring Testing
179
Chassis Installation in EIA 19-Inch Racks
182
ATCK Attack Kit for Cabinets
183
Local Rail Module Installation
184
3-MODCOM Modem Communicator Module
186
Features
186
Functions
187
Equipment
188
Configuration Options
189
Failover Operation
190
Compatibility
192
Transmission Protocols
192
Transmission Process
193
Installation
193
3-SAC Security Access Control Module
200
3-AADC1 Addressable Analog Driver Controller and IRC-3
201
AC Power and DC Battery Wiring
202
Connecting Auxiliary/Booster Power Supplies
204
Connecting the PT-1S Impact Printer
206
Adjusting Amplifier Output Levels
209
Connecting a CDR-3 Zone Coder for Coded Tone Output
210
Connecting an External Modem for Use with the Remote Diagnostics Utility
213
Running the RPM and Distributing Profiles
215
Chapter 6 Power-Up and Testing
217
Power-Up and Testing
217
Cabinet Power-Up Procedure
219
Initial Power-Up
219
Runtime and System Errors
220
Introduction
220
Runtime Errors
220
System Errors
221
Initial and Reacceptance Test Procedures
222
Introduction
222
Control and Emergency Communications Equipment Testing
223
Primary Power Supplies
223
Booster Power Supplies
223
CPU with LCD Module
224
3-RS232 Card Installed in CPU
226
3-RS485 Card Installed in CPU, Class B Configuration
226
3-RS485 Card Installed in CPU, Class a Configuration
227
3-IDC8/4 Initiating Device Circuit Module
227
3-SSDC(1) Signature Driver Controller Module
227
3-AADC(1) Addressable Analog Driver Controller Module
228
3-OPS Off-Premises Signaling Module
228
3-ASU Audio Source Unit
230
3-Zaxx Audio Amplifiers
232
Control/Display Modules
232
Amplifier Transfer Panel (ATP)
233
Detector, Input Module, and Output Module Testing
234
Signature Series Detectors and Bases on a 3-SSDC(1) Module Circuit
234
Addressable Analog Detectors on a 3-AADC(1) Module Circuit
235
Traditional 2-Wire Smoke Detectors Connected to 3-IDC8/4
235
Conventional 2-Wire Smoke Detectors Connected to SIGA- um Modules
235
Signature Series Input Modules
236
Signature Series Output Modules
236
Initiating Device Testing
237
Manual Stations
237
Nonrestorable Heat Detectors
237
Restorable Heat Detectors
237
Notification Appliance Testing
239
Record of Completion
240
Preventive Maintenance
243
General
244
Preventive Maintenance Schedule
245
Signature Device Routine Maintenance Tips
247
Detectors
247
Modules
247
Signature Detector Cleaning Procedure
248
System Trouble and Maintenance Log
249
Chapter 8 Service and Troubleshooting
251
Default Chapter
251
Service and Troubleshooting
251
Overview
253
Maintenance Philosophy
253
Problem Classification
253
Handling Static-Sensitive Circuit Modules
253
Removing or Replacing Circuit Modules
254
Recommended Spares List
254
Hardware Problems
255
Identification
255
Isolation
255
Substituting Hardware
255
Adding Hardware
256
Downloading Problems
256
Modules
257
Rail Signals
257
3-PPS/M Primary Power Supply Module
257
3-BPS/M Booster Power Supply Module
259
CPU Central Processor Module
259
3-FIBMB Fiber Optic Interface
263
Signature Controller Modules
264
Control / Display Modules
264
Audio Amplifier Modules
265
3-OPS Off-Premises Signal Module
266
3-IDC8/4 Initiating Device Circuit Module
266
3-LDSM Display Support Module
267
3-MODCOM(P) Modem Communicator Module
267
Common Causes of Problems
268
Audio Components
270
3-ASU Audio Source Unit
270
3-FTCU Firefighter Telephone Control Unit
271
SIGA Audio Amplifiers
271
Pseudo Point Descriptions
274
Signature Data Circuit (SDC) Operation
285
Basic Signature Data Circuit Troubleshooting
287
Isolating Circuit and Device Problems
287
Open Circuit Conditions
287
Short Circuit Conditions
288
Ground Fault Conditions
289
Substituting Known Good Signature Series Devices
291
Signature Controller Modules
297
Device Troubleshooting
299
Signature Diagnostic Tools
301
DSDC Status
315
Addressable Analog Diagnostic Tools
320
3-AADC1 Addressable Analog Driver Controller
324
Addressable Analog Device Troubleshooting
325
Wiring Problems
327
System Addresses
329
Address Format •
329
Address Format
330
LRM Addresses
332
Control / Display Module Addresses
337
Device Addresses
338
Appendix A System Addresses • A.1
340
Network Data Riser Limits
340
System Calculations
340
Signature Data Circuit Wire Length
343
Notification Appliance Circuit Calculations
349
25 Or 70 Vrms NAC Wire Length
355
Addressable Analog Circuit Wire Length
357
Cabinet Battery
358
SAC Bus Power
359
CPU Memory
364
Fiber Optic Cable Worksheet
366
Appendix B System Calculations • B.1
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Listing Requirements
367
NFPA Standards
368
Minimum Requirements for UL Security Applications
369
This Appendix Describes the Requirements Your EST3 System
369
Local Mercantile Premises
369
Police Station Connection Using a 3-MODCOM or Fireworks
369
Central Station Connection Using Fireworks
370
Central Station with Local Bell Timeout Using a 3- MODCOM
371
Central Station Using a 3-MODCOM
372
Proprietary Using 3-MODCOM or Fireworks
373
Proprietary with Standard Line Security
373
Access Control
374
Holdup Alarm
374
UL and ULC Requirements
376
Appendix C Listing Requirements • C.1
377
Glossary
377
Index
383
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