Simplex System Installation

2120 Multiplex 1986 Simplex Recorder Gardner Mass 01441 0001 10 86 OF CONTENTS System Components Equipment Cartons 3 DOCUMENTATION Multiplex Equipment Order and Specification Sheet M l 204 Figure 4 20 CPU Equipment Order Form M l 204 Figure 5 Pre Configured CPU CPUSCC Multiplex Equipment Order Sheet OV 004 Figure 8 11 Console Order and Specification Sheet M 1326 Figure 9 Transponder Equipment Order and Specification Sheet M l 203 Figure 10 Transponder Continuation Specification Sheet M l 202 Figure 1 1 Expanded Transponder Order and Specification Sheet M 1325 Figure 12 Expanded Transponder Functions Sheet M 1320 Figure 13 Status Command Center Equipment Order Sheet M 1293 Figure 14 Status Command Center Continuation Specification Sheet M l 294 Figure 15 Control By Event Specification Sheet M l 205 l Multiplex Life Alarm System Call Report Form M l 274 Figure 17 Initiating Wiring Diagrams M 2120 ET Initiating Wiring Diagrams M 2120 ET 16 By 33AH Batteries By Transponder Power Supply WIRING Drawings and Power Line Interconnections and Telephone Line Interconnections Cabinet Drawing Cabinet Drawing Cabinet Drawings Cabinet Drawings Transponder Cabinet Drawings Sample 1 Sample 2 38 GUIDE Precautions Guide HAZARD electrical power when making any adjustments servicing should be performed by quali Simplex Representatives repairs REQUIREMENT connecting power FIRST and batteries and AC power system and can used cause has been a Class A computing accordance com equipment not communications with Subpart of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed a commercial a residential user at his own expense measures may be required correct cause be 2120 Multiplex System consists of equipment As such you must make sure that the system is designed provide alarm security and energy strict compliance with installed national state and local codes 2120 can be configured versatile are provided with each system considerations will vary significantly instructions many different ways depending on customer Since the system site to site The purpose of this publication the major components of the system Specific to provide the equipment cartons are received examine each for signs of damage may have occurred during you detect damage you must immediately the carrier a claim with the carrier you know the extent of the damage possible the equipment the original containers until installation System Components a 2120 system may include other equipment basic system components are shown below Basic Multiplex or BMUX 1 or more Transponders 2A or more Expanded Transponders 28 or more Status Command Centers 3 equipment carton will be marked to identify its contents Transponder equipment cartons will be marked with transponder each piece of equipment identify the unit relative the documentation the system The specific with the system numbers identified Equipment Cartons you remove the equipment jarring Be careful not to extend the tool into the container equipment it for signs of damage dents bent corners etc the cartons choose tools that will open the cartons with a minimal amount enough to damage the equipment As you remove possible and the inside of the equipment so that they can be reunited all documents with associated equipment Otherwise be sure mark both DOCUMENTATION each usually supplied with each system are listed in Table A unique specific documentation equipment your and provides wiring and provided with ever