DAS 1221 Manual de usuario

Model 1221 with

Oscillation Indication

DAS Public Safety

Annunciator Panel

Installation Instructions

12/01/2023

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Technical Support

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Contents

Page

Compatibility 1

Main PC Board 1

Included Items 1-2

Connector and DIP Switch Locations 3

LED Panel Indicators 4

Self-Test 5

Buzzer / Alarm 5

DC Power for the Panel 5

Wiring Options 6 -10

DIP Switch Settings 11-12

Panel AA Battery Backup 13

Connections to Building’s Fire Panel 14

Removal of Knockouts 14

Relay and End-of-Line Resistor Connections to Fire Panel 15

External Detection of Donor Antenna Disconnection 16

Specications 17-18

Contents - Figures and Tables

Page

Figure 1. Included Items 2

Figure 2. Connector and DIP Switch Locations 3

Figure 3. Wiring Diagram if cable length is less than 20 feet 7

Figure 4. Wiring Diagram with two CAT 5/6 Cables 8

Figure 5. Wiring Digram with one CAT 5/6 Cable 9

Figure 6. Wiring Diagram for one CAT 5/6 Cable 10

(Where there are no System Components and

no Oscillation Indication Required.)

Figure 7. Relay and End-of-Line Resistor Connections 15

(ELOR) to Fire Panel

Figure 8. Antenna Monitor Connection Diagram 16

Table 1. DIP Switch SW1 11

Table 2. DIP Switch SW2 11

Table 3. Factory Default DIP Switch Settings 12

Table 4. Fire Panel Relays 12

Included Items

QTY DESCRIPTION

1 Model 1221 Annunciator Panel

4 2-Pin Plug

2 4-Pin Plug

6 8-Pin Plug

1 2-Pin DC Power Plug

1 2-Pin Test Plug

1 48 VDC Wall Socket Mount power supply with 10’

cable

1 Screwdriver for mating wires to plugs

4 Tenergy Premium Rechargeable High Capacity

2500mAH NiMH AA Battery Model 90430

1 3/6” drill bit

4 Drywall anchor

4 Drywall screw

10 10K 1% 0.25 watt end-of-line resistor (EOLR)

3 Wire zip tie

3 Wire tie mounting pad

2 Key

1 Wall Mount Drill Template

3 Knockout Plugs

1 Instructions

Compatibility

This annunciator panel meets or exceeds all UL-2524, IFC, NFPA and Local Requirements. It is functionally

backwards-compatible with all previous versions of the Model 1221 series and has an internal universal DC

power converter that enables operation from any DC input voltage between 12-55 VDC.

Main PC Board

Figure 2 shows the layout of the main PC board and the locations of the DIP switches (shown in factory

default settings, and in Table 3). Figure 2 also shows connector locations that are connected to the DAS

equipment and the building’s Fire Panel.

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Figure 1. Included Items

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Figure 2. Connector and DIP Switch Locations

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LED Panel Indicators

This annunciator panel has 9 LEDs on it that show the status of the equipment in the DAS. The functions

are described below:

LED Functions

LED DESCRIPTION

1 AC Power Normal (Green when AC power is on to the DAS equipment)

2 AC Loss (normally OFF, Amber if AC power is down)

3 BDA Trouble or Oscillation (Normally OFF, Amber if there is a problem)

4 Donor Antenna Trouble (Normally OFF, Amber if there is a problem)

5 Donor Antenna Disconnected (Normally OFF, Amber if the antenna is

disconnected)

6 Battery Charger Alarm (Normally O, Amber if there is trouble)

7 Battery Capacity (Normally OFF. If the DAS backup battery has less than

30% capacity, this LED is Amber)

8 System Component Alarm (Normally OFF. If other system components have alarm

troubles, this LED is Amber)

9 Communications or Panel Trouble (Normally OFF, Amber if the panel has any kind

of problem such as AA batteries dead, or a short (or open) on any alarm wires

connected to it from the DAS equipment)

If there is a communications fault with one of the alarms, the specic alarm LED will designate the problem

by turning RED.

The Push-to-Test Button on the panel’s front illuminates all of the LEDs. Unlike previous versions of the Model

1221, it does not actuate the relays going to the Fire Panel.

Installation

1. Remove the required plastic knockouts (see page 14) for the installation and cable routing method

and install any required ½” conduit ttings, being careful not to damage or scrape the PC board with

any installation tools.

2. Mount the unit to a wall using the Mounting Kit and Drill Template.

3. Attach the alarm connections from the DAS equipment per the wiring diagrams

shown in Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6 using CAT 5 or CAT 6 cables up to 5000 feet in length. If longer cable is

required, contact Technical Support. Use the supplied screwdriver to connect wires to the plugs.

4. Use the supplied zip ties and mounting pads to organize all wire bundles so they do not cause

interference or crimping when the door is shut and locked.

5. Install the four AA batteries into the holder and apply DC power to J10. If the unit is not going to

be powered after the installation for a long period of time, remove at least one of the batteries to

avoid depleting the battery pack when power is o.

Self-Test

The included 2-pin test connector can be used to independently check the Panel and conrm its operation

without any other DAS equipment connected.

To do the self-tests, remove plugs J1-A and J1-B, then set the DIP switches (1-9) on SW1 to ON and SW2 to

the factory default settings shown in Table 3 on Page 12. Conrm that all LEDs are OFF, except AC Power

Normal which should be GREEN. The test plug can be connected between the input ports on J1-A and

J-1B to simulate alarm signals for each type of alarm. The corresponding AMBER LEDs on the Panel front

should illuminate for each type of alarm. Don’t discard this plug; keep it in the Panel to enable further

troubleshooting if required.

Buzzer

One of the requirements of UL-2524 is that an audible alarm be included as part of the Panel that can

ONLY be silenced for up to 24 hours by unlocking the Panel and pressing the silence button inside. This

requirement is to keep unauthorized persons from turning the buzzer o. If the DASAlert Panel is located

close to the building’s Fire Panel (which has an audible alarm triggered by the DAS alarms) then the

DASAlert buzzer can be permanently disabled by setting DIP switch SW-2 (switch 9) to the ON position. If

the key is lost, contact Technical Support for alternative ways to silence the buzzer.

The buzzer has three audible modes:

• It will buzz once every 10 seconds if any alarm is triggered.

• It will buzz once per second if there is a communications fault of if the Panel’s backup AA battery pack

is dead or not installed.

• It will buzz continuously if there is no alarm when the silence button is depressed.

DC Power for the Panel

The Panel has an internal universal DC power converter that enables operation from any DC input voltage

on connector J10 between 12 -55 VDC. The supplied 120 VAC to 48 VDC socket-mounted power supply can

be connected here. This DC voltage can also be supplied from the Backup Battery Unit (BBU) that powers

the BDA. There is an indicator that glows GREEN when DC power is present. The current consumption

is very low so the wires providing this power can be very long, especially if the supplied 48 VDC power

supply is used.

The current consumption is as follows at typical voltages:

Maximum Current Consumption:

12 VDC 100 milliamps

24 VDC 50 milliamps

48 VDC 24 milliamps

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Wiring Options

There are several dierent ways to wire the DAS equipment and power to the Panel.

The method used depends on the following:

• How many alarms are provided by the DAS equipment. Frequently the only DAS equipment in the

installation is the BDA and BBU, hence the “Other System Components” input to the annunciator

will not be connected.

• Frequently a “SYSTEM OSCILLATION” alarm is not provided by the BDA and this alarm input will

not be connected to the Panel.

• The length of the cables from the DAS equipment to the Panel is another variable. If the cables are

shorter than 20 feet, then no End-of-Line Resistors (EOLR) are required by code to supervise the

connections.

• The location of the power source for the Panel can vary. It can be powered from the supplied 120

VAC to 48VDC socket mounted power supply that could be located near the Panel in the Fire

Command Center, or this unit could be in a headend near the BDA and BBU. The panel can also be

powered from the BBU.

• Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6 show some options using shielded CAT 5 or CAT 6 cable. In some cases the

shielding is used to carry signals and must be isolated from the chassis or earth ground and other

cables.

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Figure 3. Wiring Diagram if cable length is less than 20 feet (set switches 1-8 to

ON on DIP Switch SW1)

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DASalert Model 1221

in Fire Command Center

Donor Antenna Disconnected

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