Ademco - 693 4 Channel Digital Communicator Installation Instructions

GENERAL INFORMATION 693 is a 4 channel digital communicator that transmits coded messages over the telephone system to a digital located at a central monitoring station Special leased lines are not required accommodate various receivers the 693 can transmit in two formats 1 Ademco Standard and Silent Knight or SESCOA Franklin DCI 693 consists of a printed circuit board and plastic housing that may be installed in any suitable en sure such as a 204 or 205 Cabinet or in the same cabinet with an Alarm Processing Center 693 may be powered from a 6V DC filtered rechargeable source or from 12VDC by cutting BLUE and GREEN such as for 6V an Ademco No 492 or 493 Battery Pack Alternatively a 6V DC unfiltered full wave rectified may be used by cutting only the GREEN jumper Caution The latter source must not contain a power transfer transfer must be accomplished without interruption The Nos 89 and 89 12 Energy Packs may not be used nor sources containing Ni Cad batteries such as the Nos 96,97 or 497 that cannot supply at least 75 mA continuously common power supply from a control panel can be used even with bells connected to the control No 1026 or 1028 Processing Centers may not be used as they contain Ni Cad batteries such as those precluded above 693 may be triggered by 1 Application or removal of 4.512V DC battery or filtered full wave rectified from an control or other source 2 Dry contact closure or opening The unit may not be triggered from an unfiltered source 693 is easily programmed by the positioning of four channel code leads on an 8 pin alarm code selector block and insertion of a programmed PROM Programmable Read Only Memory Chip such as the 691 PROM Chips can be by Ademco or with the No 690 Programmer by the installer 693 has built in line seizure and telephone line surge arrestors Line seizure automatically disconnects all tefe in the premises on the same line with the communicator whenever the 693 is activated to insure transmission interruption Surge arrestors help protect the unit from voltage surges on the telephone line 693 is compatible with the Ademco family of ancillary communicator accessories including the following No Connect Cord Fault Monitor Command Tone Responder Switching Module Powermelephone Line Fault Monitor a channel is activated transmission to the central monitoring station occurs as follows After the normal 150 millisecond response time or 16 seconds delay if so programmed the 693 executes seixure and forces a 1.6 second hang up to insure a disconnect if an outgoing call was being made Next the 693 checks for dial tone To shorten the time required for contacting the central monitoring station the listens for internal dial tone as well as external telephone company dial tone lf dial tone is detected the 693 immediately and automatically dials the preprogrammed telephone number can consist of up to 4 access digits and up to 12 digits in the main telephone company number Two tele lumbers can be programmed and dialed as explained in PROGRAMMING OPTIONS Furthermore the unit be programmed to dial tone in lieu of the slower dial method probability of immediate dial tone detection is high but if a dial tone is nor detected within 11 seconds 30 sec if so programmed the unit will dial anyway on the assumption that the connection may be good even though dial tone is not clear When oonnection Is made wtth the central monttoring receiver u tone acknowledgment is over the telephone lines by the receiver to the 693 This confirms to the unit that connection been completed to the receiver is not received within 30 seconds 60 seconds if so programmed the communicator will disconnect from the telephone line After waiting long enough approximately 30 seconds to disconnect any outgoing or calls which might interfere with dialing which only works in party control exchanges 693 will reconnect to the telephone line and again seize the line check for dial tone and dial as described in 1.2 and 3 necessary the 693 will make up to a total of 8 attempts or Attempts if so programmed to reach the monitoring station via primary and or secondary programmed telephone numbers See PROGRAMMING NOTE lf the Report option described later is selected the unit will make up to 8 attempts to each telephone number Upon receipt of the acknowledgement tone the 693 will start transmitting message s consisting of a subscriber identification number and a 1 digit alarm code as selected for the channel triggered faulty phone lines can distort the numbers the 693 sends each message up to 4 times while the receiver each message with the one before it As soon as the Receiver detects 2 successive identical messages considers the transmission and sends a tone to the Communicator more than one channel has triggered the triggered channels will report in order of priority i e low alarm numbers unless subsequent channels trigger while one or more channels have commenced transmission Each channel must rece before the next is sent If Channe1s A and 6 of Subscriber 890 go into alarm the 693 will respond as follows in conjunction with Ademw 660 or 685 or Silent Knight SESCOA Franklin or DCI Receiver alarm codes of 3 for chan A and 6 for channel B are assumed here unit hangs up the 693 does not receive the tone s by the time it has sent its message s four times it hangs up and again Up to a total of 8 attempts or Attempts if so programmed will be made to reach the central station via primary and or secondary programmed telephone numbers See PROGRAMMING Note If the Dual Report option is selected the unit will make up to 8 attempts to reach each number In the event that or not received the 693 hangs up and tries again lf necessary unit will make up to a total of 6 attempts or Attempts if so programmed to reach the central monitor station via primary and or secondary telephone numbers up to 8 attempts to reach each telephone number if Report option is selected If after these attempts the 693 has not made contact and received will shut down and stop dialing unless programmed for Attempts OPTIONS 693 may be programmed with a number of options which affect its method of sensing alarms and reporting to the monitoring station Programming options except for channel alarm codes are contained in a PROM Chip 691 which can itself be programmed by Ademw or with the No 690 Programmer by the installer The PROM Chip inserted in the 693 during installation using the No 692 PROM fnsertion Tool the 693s wver by grasping it at the end with the large wiring opening and pull gently Alarm Codes codes are programmed by positioning four CHANNEL CODE flying leads on an 8 pin connector CHANNEL CODE block provided on the 693 circuit board Channel A code is selected with the BROWN lead Channel B RED Channel C uses ORANGE and Channel D uses YELLOW numerical value of the code is selected by inserting the tip of each wire in the desired connector position as shown in 1 As shipped the channel code leads are positioned for Code 1 for Channel A BROWN Code 2 for Channel RED Code 3 for Channel C ORANGE Code 4 for Channel D YELLOW but they may be repositioned in any of 8 holes for different codes as desired Note All four leads must be inserted regardless of the number of channels to used Programming Options Diagram 2 for a reproduction of the form used in programming the PROM chip It may be used to record the PROM used for the actual installation as well as a guide for requesting a differently programmed PROM of these options affect the 693 as a whole while others affect only the desired channel The options which affect unit as a whole are Dual Report Reports all information to the second telephone number after receiving kissoff from the receiver at the number Inthe event that 8 attempts are made but no is received from the primary number the