MARGIN LINES INDICATE PRINCIPAL CHANGES IN THIS
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ISSUE
TEST SWITCHES DIALER
DISCONNECTED
FROM
PHONE LINES
FOR
TEST SPEAKER
A
I
USED
5
7
8 9
10
T
I
4
0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
3
OBSERVE
POLARITY
WHEREVER
NOTED
ABOVE
TERMINALS
1&2
(Burglary,
Input)
1&4
(Burglary
or panic,
Dry Closure)
(Fire,
Input)
3&4
(Fire,
Closure)
5
(Abort)
(Line
Seizure)
7
(Non
-
Abort)
(Telephone
Line)
RED
81
BLACK
LEADS
(Power)
GREEN LEAD
(Ground)
When a output is used to activate the burglary channel,
connect dialer terminals 1 2to the bell
terminals of any Ademco control. Any voltage between
and 14V
to
dialer terminals
1
will activate
the dialer. Be sure to OBSERVE PROPER POLARITY: positive
(+)
to
terminal 1, negative
(
-
)
to terminal
When a contact closure is used
to
activate the burglary channel,
connect dialer terminals
1
4 to any
normally open device, Any closure, either momentary (of at least
0.5
seconds duration) or lock
-
in, across
terminals 1
4 will activate the dialer. Devices for 24
-
hour hold
-
up or emergency protection should use
these terminals. If a 6V input is used on terminals
1
2, a contact closure cannot be used on terminals 1
4.
When a input is usedto activate the fire channel,
connect dialer terminals 2 3
to
the bell termi
-
nals of the control. Any voltage between and 14Vwill activate the dialer. Be sure to OBSERVE
PROPER POLARITY: negative
(
-
)
to terminal 2, positive
+)
to terminal 3.
Whena contact closure is used to activate the fire channel,
connect dialer terminals 3 4 to any nor
-
mally open device. Any closure, either momentary (of at least
0.5
seconds duration) or lock
-
in, across
terminals 3 4 will activate the dialer.
If
a 6V input is used on terminals 2
3,
a contact closure cannot
be used on terminals 3
4.
If
you wish to prevent (abort) the dialer from continuing to makeoutgoing calls once the local control or
lock
-
in activating device has been restored to normal,
move the spade lug on the BLACK flying lead from
terminal 7
to
terminal
5.
The dialer will then continue to run until it is completely RESET, but will be
automatically disconnected from the telephone line and no further calls will be made. Once the dialer has
RESET,
it
will beautomatically reconnected to the telephone line and will be readyto report a subse
-
quent alarm.
If
lineseizure
is
desired
(disconnects all telephones from the linewhen the dialer is activated, to prevent
possible interruptionof the message) connect terminals 6
7
toa
No.
663 Line Seizure Module. A No.
620
Direct Connect Cord is used
to
connect to telephone line and handsets. See No. 620's instructions.
If
you wish the dialer to complete all of itscalls, even
if
the activating device is RESET,
or if the dialer is
operated by a momentary contact device, leave the spade lug of the BLACK flying
connected
to
terminal 7.
Connect terminals 8 (TIP) and
10
(RING) to the telephone line,
via a
No.
620 Direct Cord, or,
when local
regulations permit,
via a standard four pin plug or directly
to
the line. If line seizure is via
a
No.
663 Line Seizure Module
and
No.
620 (see
No.
620's instructions).
Connect ONLY to a 6V battery or an Ademco rechargeable filtered power supply
(suggested:
Nos.
96,487 or 497).The Ademco
No.
89 Energy Pack may
not
be used. OBSERVE POLARITY: red lead to
positive
black lead
to
negative
(
-
).
For protection of the circuitry against telephone line induced transients,
connect to a goodearth ground.
(A cold water pipe or electrical box may be used in some locations.)
Additional transient protection can be provided by a No. 255 Lightning Protector
which connects directly
acrossthe telephone line and to ground.
A No. 663 used for line seizure also provides transient protection for the No. 612
by isolating its circuitry
completely from the telephone line. In this case, a
No.
255 may be installed across the telephone line
entering the
No.
663 for protection of the
Nos.
663
and
612.
OPERATING
NOTES:
1.
To
Test The Dialer
A. Slide the switch marked “DIALER” (above terminal
10) to the lower position. THIS
CONNECTS
INTERNAL SPEAKER AND DISCON
-
NECTS
PHONE
LINE.
IMPORTANT:
THIS SWITCH MUST REMAIN IN
THE
LOWER POSITION FOR THE
ENTIRE
DURATION OF THE TEST. DO NOT
RETURN THE SWITCH TO THE UPPER POSITION UNTIL AFTER THE DIALER HAS
RESET
AND THE PILOT LAMP
HAS
GONE
OUT,
OR
YOU
WILL TRANSMIT ACTUAL ALARM MESSAGES.
8.
Test
either channel (Fire
or
Burglary)
by
holding appropriate “TEST” switch down for approximately
one
second.
C.
When test is completed and tape automatically resets, the dialer will stop and the pilot light will go off.
IMPORTANT:
RETURN “DIALER” SWITCH TO UPPER
POSITION
WHEN
TESTING
IS
COMPLETED. IF THE SWITCH IS LEFT
IN
THE
LOWER POSITION, THE DIALER
WILL
BE
DtSCONNECTEO FROM
THE
PHONE LINE AND SUBSEQUENT ALARM
MESSAGES WILL NOT BE SENT.
FOR
NORMAL OPERATION,
THE
SWITCH
MARKED
“DIALER”
MUST
ALWAYS
BE
IN
THE
UPPER
POSITION.
2.
Fire Channel will overr’de Burglary Channel in the event bath are tripped during alarm condition.
3.
Dialer automatically resets after each alarm
or
abort condition.
INSTALLATION OF
THE TAPE
CARTRIDGE
Outside
The tape cartridge
is
of special endless
-
loop design. This means that the tape always travels
from the inside of the tape reel (bottom
of
the cartridge) to the outside of the tape reel (top
of the cartridge). Slack in the exposed
loop
can be automatically taken up simply by pulling
the tape in its normal direction, always starting at the bottom of the cartridge. This is impor
-
tant
to
know since there may be slack in the tape loop
when
you
first install the cartridge.
Here
fl----------
Hole
O-cScrew
Hole
GLide
Post
CAREFULLY REMOVE THE TAPE FROM THE PLASTIC BAG. DO NOT EXTEND THE
LOOP. Position the tape cartridge
on
the
deck, below the motor. The side
of
the reel with
the lock ring should be facing
up.
By rotating the cartridge, position it
so
that the locating
pin under the reel fits into the locating hole. Now, by moving the cartridge slightly left or
right, look for the screw hole
on
the deck through the center hole
of
the cartridge and fasten
it
in place using the screw supplied
(#6
x
1-1/4).
Taking care not
to
end up with too much slack, pull enough tape from the bottom of the car
-
tridge
so
that a
loop
is
formed around
the
two
posts and the magnetic head,
as
shown.
Gentiy lift the pressure roller, place the tape over the capstan
about
half-way down the shaft
and return
the
roller to hold the tape against the capstan. The tape should now
be
taut
against the posts and magnetic head.
Shutoff
/Post
“
re
2
Magnetic
Head
ATTACH
PRESSURE PAD
1.
Slide pressure pad away from head
2.
Thread tape
3.
Slide pressure pad forward until foam gently contacts tape
NOTE:
If
the loop
of
the tape has too much slack and is not touching both
posts
and the magnetic head, tighten the tape in the following way.
Lift the pressure roller slightly and pull the tape out of the cartridge at point
“A“
in
the direction of the arrows. This will automatically shorten
the
loop.
Keep pulling the tape (always from the bottom of the cartridge) until the tape loop fits properly. Then, gently return the pressure
roller.
THE
DIALER
SHOULD
ALWAYS
BE
TESTED
AFTER
INSTALLING
A
NEW
TAPE
CARTRIDGE.
TO
THE INSTALLER
Regular maintenance and inspection
(at
least annually) by the installer and frequent testing by the
user are vital
to
continuous satisfactory operation of any alarm system.
The installer should
assume the responsibility of developing and offering a regular maintenance
program
to
the user
as
well as acquainting the user with the proper operation and limitations of the
alarm system and its component parts. Recommendations must be included for
a
specific program of
frequent testinq (at least weekly) to insure the system’s proper operation
at
all
times.
In
the
Event
of
Telephone Problems
In the event
of
telephone operational problems, disconnect the tape dialer by removing the plug from the phone jack. We recommend that the
installer demonstrate disconnecting the phones on installation of the system. Never disconnect
the
phone
connection
inside
the
No.
612
or
at
the No.
663
Line Seizure unit. Doing
so
will result in the
loss
of the phone lines. If the regular phone works correctly after the tape dialer has
been disconnected from the phone lines, the dialer has
a
problem and
should
be returned for repair. If upon disconnection of the dialer, there
is still a problem on the line, notify the telephone company that they have a problem and request prompt repair service. The user may not under
any circumstances (in or
out
of
warranty) attempt any service or repairs
on
the system. It must be returned
to
the factory or an authorized ser
-
vice agency
for
all repairs.
NOTE: When the system is communicating and a No.
663
is
used, the phone line may be seized and the user phones may be disconnected.
Even if a
No.
663
is
not used, there will be an interference with the phone fine during communication. Under normal circumstances, the phone
line disruption should only be for
1
-
2
minutes. However,line disruption could
last
up to
15
minutes
if
trouble exists.
If
this occurs regularly, con
-
tact your installer.
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WARNING
THE
LIMITATIONS
OF
THIS
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEM
While this Tape Dialer
is
part of an advanced design security system, it does not offer guaranteed protection against burglary or
fire, Any Dialer is subject to compromise or failure to warn
for
a variety of reasons, some
of
which are:
0
The Dialer will not work without power. Devices powered by
AC
wit1 not ivork
if
their
AC
power is off for any reason, however
I)
Telephone lines needed to transmit
an
alarm signal from a premises to
a
central monitoring station may be out of service or tem
-
0
This equipment, like other electrical devices, is subject to component failure. Even though this equipment
is
designed to last as
The most
comman cause
of
an alarm system not functioning when
an
intrusion or
fire
occurs is inadequate maintenance. This
Dialer, therefore, should be tested weekly to make sure that
it is working properly.
tnstalling an alarm system may make one eligible for lower insurance rates, but an alarm system
is
not a substitute for insurance.
Homeowners, property owners and renters should continue to insure their lives and property.
briefly, and their back
-
up batteries are missing, dead, or not put in properly.
porarily out
of service. Telephone lines are also subject
to
cornpromise by sophisticated methods
of
attack,
long as
10
years, the electronic components could fail at any time.
3
LI
M
ITED
WARRANTY
Seller
warrants
its
products
to
be
in conformance with
its
own plans
and
speciftcations
and
to
be
free from defects in materials and workmanship
under normal use
and
service for
18
months
from
the date stamp control on the product
or
for products not having an Ademco date stamp, for
12
months from date
of
original purchase unless the installation instructions
or
catalog sets forth a shorter period.
in
which case the shorter
period
shall
apply. Seller’s obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing, at
its
option. free
of
charge
for
materials
or
labor.
any
part which
is
proved not in
compliance with Seller’s specifications or proves defective in materials or workmanship under normal use and service. Seller
shall
have
no
obligation
under
this Limited Warranty
if
the
product
Is
altered
or
improperly repaired or serviced by anyone other than Ademco factory service.
For
warranty service, return product transportation prepaid,
to
Ademco Factory Service.
165
Eileen
Way,
Syosset, New
York
1
1791.
THERE
ARE
NO
WARRANTIES,
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED,
OF
MERCHANTABILITY,
OR
FITNESS
FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
OR
OTHERWISE,
WHICH
EXTEND BEYOND
THE
DESCRIPTION
ON
THE
FACE HEREOF.
IN
NO
CASE
SHALL
SELLER BE LIABLE
TO
ANYONE
FOR
ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL
OR
INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS
OR
ANY
OTHER
WARRANTY,
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED
OR
UPON
ANY
OTHER
BASIS
OF
LIABILITY WHATSOEVER. EVEN IF
THE
LOSS
OR
DAMAGE
IS
CAUSED
BY
THE
SELlER’S
OWN
NEGLIGENCE
OR
FAULT.
Seller does not represent
that
its
product may
not
be
compromised
or
circumvented; that the product will prevent
any
personal injury or property
loss
by burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise; or that the product wili
in
all cases
provide
adequate warning
or
protection. Buyer understands
thata
proper1,y
installed and maintained alarm may only reduce
the
risk
of
a burglary. robbery or fire without warning, but
it
Is
not insurance or a guarantee that such
will
not
occur
or
that
there
will
be
no
person4
injury
or
property loss
as
a
result. CONSEQUENTLY, SELLER SHALL
HAVE
NO LIABILITY
FOR
ANY
PERSONALINJURY,
PROPERTY
DAMAGE
OR
OTHER
LOSS
BASED
ON
A CLAIM
THE
PRODUCT
FAILEDTO GIVE WARNING. However, if Seller
is
held
liable,
whether
directly or indirectly. for any
loss
or
damage arising under this Limited Warranty
or
otherwise, regardless
of
cause
or
origin,
Selter’s maximum liability
shall
not in any case exceed the purchase
price
of the product. which shalt be fixed as liquidated damages
and
not
as
a
penalty, and shall
be
the complete and exclusive remedy against Seller.
This warranty
rwkxes
all
previous warranties and
Is
the only warranty made by Ademco
on
this
product.
No
increase
or
alteration, written
or
verbal,
of
the oSligation
of
this Limited Warranty is authorized.
“Ademco” is a registered trademark
of
Alarm Device Manufacturing Company, Division
of
Pittway
Corp.
ALARM
DEVICE
MANUFACTURING
CO.
165 Eileen
Way,
Syosset,
New
York
11791
A
DIVlSlON
OF
PITTWAY
CORPORATION
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PITTWAY
CORPORATION
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