ADEMCO 1007 User manual

Brand: ADEMCO

Model: 1007

Type: User manual

ADEMCO 1007 is a versatile control panel that offers a range of features to enhance your home security. It includes an entry-exit delay, a panic circuit, and a protective circuit, providing comprehensive protection for your property and loved ones. The device allows you to connect various sounding devices, such as bells or sirens, and can be powered by batteries or a rechargeable power supply, ensuring uninterrupted operation even during power outages.

No;1007

DELUXE CONTROL

WITH ENTRY-EXIT DELAY

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No. 1007

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CONTAC

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CONNKTION

No. 492 or 497

USING RECklARGEABLE ~PbVVER SUPPLY

Terminals

POLARITY

2 Na 6 CELLS

USING -BATTERIES ’

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Bet I Circuit: Connect to a 6 V.DC rechargeable power suppJy (e.g.

No. 492 or 497) or battery as shown.

OBSERVE POLAR,1 TY.

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t: Sounding Device: Connect to 6 volt sound? ng dev.i.% ‘such as a No. 5 I8

Horn or a No. AD-8 Bell. Maximum alarm load i,s 2 amperes at 6.voI.t~.

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Panic Circuit: Any number of open circuit devices with momentary

closure may be wired in paral lel. The No. 219 Emergency Switch is

recommended.

7,8 Protective Circuit: Wire closed circui

OBSERVE POLARITY.

Notes: I .

A single 6 V.DC rechargeable power supp

“?,sep-arate batteries may be used to power

y (such ‘&,No... 492 or 497) or

the bei~i~?$-ki ,protective circuits.

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If polarity is not observed on the bell d’i’r&‘,it,“the lfuse will blow;

i-f. polarity is not observed on the protecti’ve tit-cui?,‘the unit’will

not set up,

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When testing “No Delay” circuit al low 60 seconds for unit to “set up”.

Any door opened after -tFGe set up time will provide an instant alarm.

contacts in series as shown,

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Always remove key from control after pt-oper position is obtalned.

When using a mat such as the,.Ademco No. 158 without a mat coupler, add

a 500 ohm, I watf resis$or (Adeticd No. 604) between the two protective

circuit batteries (if used) as shown (resistor not needed if recharge-

able power supply Is used):

Termid

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TROUBLE :

I. PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT WILL NOT SET UP (WARNING.LIGHT ON PANEL COMES ON).

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

A. Weak..end-of-l ine 3 volt batteries.

A. Replace~batteries if voltage is

not 3 volts.

Too much resistance in the protective B. Check total resistance of pro-

circuit.

tective loop. A higher than nor-

mal reading (above 300 ohms indi-

cates poor splices or poor window

foil connections).

C. Open or short in protective circuit.

C. Using an ohmmeter, check the resis-

tance.of the protective circuit (see

Part I. Section H for trouble-

shooting aids).

Repair wiring as re-

quired.

TROUBLE : 2. PANEL FUNCTIONS POORLY OR INTERMITTENTLY.

PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY

A. Dirty or damaged contacts on wafer

A. inspect wafer switch contacts for

switch (lock switch).

T-3

possible damage or corrosion. Clean ’

contacts with No. 317 spray cleaner

and then spray with a TV tuner

TROUBLE : 3. PANEL DOES NOT OPERATE

PROBABLE CAUSE

I ubr

IN THE “NO DELAY” POS IT

A. Keyswitch has been turned beyond

the extreme right-hand stop.

cant.

ON.

REMEDY

A. Turn

keysw itch to “ON-NO DELAY”

position and remove key. Key should

be removed in this position for

proper operation.

TROUBLE: 4. BELL(S) RINGS BUT DOES NOT GIVE FULL SOUND. (See also Part I, Section HI.

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

A. Low bell battery or power supply volt- A. Replace battery if voltage mea-

age ( in the case of a rechargeable

sures substantially less than 6

.Ger supply, be sure that the batteries

volts while the bell is operating.

are fully charged

- charge batteries

Al low rechargeable batteries to

for.24 hours without a load).

charge ful ly.

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PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Make changes.in bell wiring.

Bell line run does not conform to

specified procedures (see note at

the end of this section; see also

Part I, Section G).

Improper bell mountina has caused

Inspect mounting and bell dome

position. Correct any binding

or jamming.

clapper to jam.

Short circuit in bell wires (see D.

Replace wires to bell, being care-

Part I, Section G for troubleshooting

ful not to avoid conditions that

bell connection).

will cause short circuits.

Defective bell (if possible, test E.

system with new bell).

Dirty or corroded keyswitch contacts. F.

Replace bell if necessary.

Replace keyswitch with proper

type (see catalog).

WITH SYSTEM ARMED, BELL DOES NOT OPERATE WHEN PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT IS TROUBLE: 5.

BROKEN. (see also Part I, Section HI.

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Check each contact for proper

operation. Replace as necessary.

Stuck contact in protective circuit

failing to release on entry.

Check connections of bell battery

or power supply to terminals I

and 2 of control panel. Replace

defective batteries if they do not

measure substantially close to

6 volts when the bell or other

sounding device is operating.

Disconnected or discharged bel I bat-

tery or power supply (be sure any re-

chargeable batteries in Recharge-A-

Packs are fu I ly charged. Charge

batteries for 24 hours without a load).

Disconnected, broken, or shorted wires C. Check wiring and repair or re-

between relay panel and bel I. Check

place as needed (see Part I,

wiring between terminals 3 and 4 on

Section G).

control panel to the bell.

Dirtv or corroded kevswitch contacts. D.

Replace keyswitch with proper type

Tsee catalog)

E. Bound bell clapper.

Free or,adjust bell clapper. If

necessary, rep lace bel I.

BELL WILL NOT RESET WHEN SYSTEM I’S DISARMED.

TROUBLE: 6.

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PROBABLE CAUSE

A. A short circuit exists In the panic

circuit wiring (look for shorts in

the wlres at terminals 5 and 6 of

the control panel).

B. A tripped panic switch is causing

a panic alarm.

TROUBLE:

7. FALSE ALARMS ACCUR DUE TO SWINGERS

Section HI.

PROBABLE CAUSE

A. Swinger or intermittent break in

protective circuit. loop.

REMEDY

A. Use an ohmmeter to locate an

g#ggfmba’le,:~‘;;~~l

terminals 5 and 6; look for an

open circuit across wires). Repair

or replace defective wiring.

8. Reset panic switch.

IN PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT. (See also Part I,

REMEDY

A. Use No. I2 tester or equivalent

to locate faults., (See Part I,

Section H for instructions).

8. Weak batteries or insufficiently

B. Replace batteries if defective.

charged power source supp I y i ng power

Be sure that any rechargeable

to alarm system (check for presence

batteries 1 n. Recharge-A-Packs

of 6 volts at terminals I and 2).

are fu I ly charged (charge bat- ,A

teries for 24 hours without a load)

C. Dirty or corroded keyswitch contacts. C. Replace keyswitch with proper type

(see catalog).

TROUBLE :

8. STEPPING ON FLOOR MAT (IF USED) DOES NOT TRIP THE ALARM.

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

A. Too much resistance in wires from

floor mat.

A. See Installation Instructions for

notes on floor mats.

B. Improper mat instal lation.

B. See Installation Instructions for

notes on floor mats.

TROUBLE:

WHEN USING A SIREN, HOWLER, OR BLASTER,

PROBABLE CAUSE

Problems exist with particular sound-

ing device and/or module supplying

signal.

iERE IS NO SOUND OUTPUT ON ALARM.

REMEDY

After first makina the checks out-

lined below, see ihe Troubleshooting

Section for the particular sound-

ing devices and modules being used.

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PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

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B. Wi ring breaks and/or short circuits

B. Check all wiring to sounding de-

do not permit device(s) to operate. vices.

Repair or replace as re-

quired. In the case of sirens

using driver modules, check for a

blown fuse.

C. Polarity to driver module ‘is re-

- versed at relay pane I.

C. Observe proper polarity. Bear in

mind that terminal 4 on relay

panel is negative (-1 and terminal

3 is positive (+I.

i D. Disconnected or discharged bell bat-

D. Check connections of bell battery

tery or power supply (be sure any re-

or power supply to terminals I

chargeable batteries in Recharge-A-

and 2 of control panel. Rep lace

Packs are f ul I y charges; charge bat-

defective batteries if i-hey do not

teries for 24 hours without a load).

measure substantially close to 6

volts when the bell or other sound-

_ .

ing device is operating.

E. Wires leading from control panel to

E. Makechanges in wiring (see note

sounding devices do not conform to

at the end of this section; see

specified procedures. also Part I, Section G.

TROUBLE: IO. WHEN USING A STROBE LIGHT AS AN ALARM INDICATOR, THE LIGHT FAILS TO

FLASH WHEN ACT I VATED.

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

A. Polarity reversed to strobe light.

A. Observe proper polarity. To ter-

minal 4 or the relay panel attach

the negative (-1 wike’. To termi-

nal 3, attach the positive (+I wire.

B. Trouble in strobe light circuitry, B. Correct particular trouble as

burned out strobe lamp, breaks in

requ i red.

wiring.

C. Low battery or power supply voltage

C. Replace battery if voltage measures

(in the case of a rechargeable power

less than 6 volts while bell is

supply, be sure that the batteries are operat

ng. Allow rechargeable

ful ly charged -

charge batteries for

24 hours without a load).

batter

NOTES: I. When panel is put in “ON-NO

DELAY” pos

60 seconds to set up (allow

Ing delay t

es to charge fully.

tion, it takes approx

me to run our first).

imately

2. POLARITY MUST BE OBSERVED for all battery connect! ons: termi na I

I t-1, terminal 2 (+I, terminal 7 t-1, terminal 8

(+I.

3. Failure to observe proper polarity on terminals I

sult in blowing the fuse inslde the panel and maki

inoperative.

and 2 will re-

ng the system

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NOTE: WIRE RUNS FOR BELLS OR OTHER SOUNDING DEVICES.

For runs of up to 50 feet, use I6 gauge wire..

For runs between 50 and 100 feet, use 14 gauge wire, or

preferably double I6 gauge wlre (thus having four wlres

golng to the soundlng devlce).

For wlre runs of over 100 feet, see Part I, Sectlon G of this

manual.

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