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FIRE TELEPHONE INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL
ZETA FIRE TELEPHONE
FULLY ADDRESSABLE FIRE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL
Approved Document No: GLT-238-7-1
Issue: 1.3 Author: MG Date: 31/10/2013
FIRE TELEPHONE INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL
CONTENTS
Approved Document No: GLT-238-7-1
Issue: 1.3 Author: MG Date: 31/10/2013
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1.0 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The Zeta Fire Telephone system is a fully addressable system which can support up to 70 extension sockets. Each extension socket is given an address, so when a handset is plugged into one of the sockets it will automatically call the main control unit and display the address the call has originated from.
When a call is initiated from the control unit to one of the extensions, it will cause the extension socket LED to flash and the internal sounder to ring. The call is answered as soon as the handset is plugged into the socket.
It is also possible to make and receive calls from more than one extension.
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2.0 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Main System Controller (ZAFT/M)
Addressable extension socket (ZATS/II)
Extension Handset (ZAHS/II) Addressable Handset (ZAT)
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2.1 Connections
The wiring of the BUS is carried out as shown in the diagram below.
Rear View of control unit showing connections
Socket Connections
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Setting Socket Addresses
Setting the socket addresses is carried out using the D.I.L. switch on the back of each socket. You can set an address between 1 & 70, for example if you set a socket to address 10 then switch 4 & 2 will be on and all the rest off.
2.2 System Configuration
To learn the sockets on to the system press until you high light option 7 system configuration in the menu and then press .
You will now be asked for the engineer’s passwords (default 3333) enter the password and then press . The system will now start to search the bus for all the sockets fitted. Once this has finished the display will now show the total number of sockets found.
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3.0 OPERATION
3.1 Making a Call
To make a call to one of the extension sockets lift the handset on the main control unit, you will now be asked for the password (default 2222), then press enter. The display will now show the first extension (001).
Enter the number of the extension required and press . When an extension handset is plugged into the ringing extension the call will be answered. To end the call, hang up the main handset or press and remove the extension handset from the extension socket.
3.2 Answering a Call
To answer an incoming call from one of the extensions, the control unit will display the number of the extension that is calling.
Lift the handset and enter the user password (default 2222), press enter and then press . To end the call, hang up the main handset or press and remove the extension handset from the extension socket.
3.3 Call Recording
All calls are automatically recorded when a conversation is in progress. The system can record up to 20 minutes of speech. To play back recordings press to access the main menu. Scroll down to option 3 and press to play back recording.
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To erase recordings press to access the main menu. Scroll down to option 5 and press , you will now be asked for the engineer password. This operation should only be carried out by an engineer or the building manager.
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4.0 MENU OPTIONS
The main menu is split into 13 sections as follows.
1. LED & LCD TEST
2. RECORD SUMMARY
3. PLAYBACK RECORDING
4. FAULT SUMMARY
5. REC DELETE
6. PASSWORD SETUP
7. SYSTEM CONFIG
8. DEVICE SUMMARY
9. DATE & TIME SETUP
10. LOCAL SETUP
11. OUTSIDE SETUP
12. FACTORY RESET
13. EXIT
4.1 LED & LCD Test
This allows the user to test the
LED’s and Display. To do this press
you will now see the following screen.
Press and you will now be asked for the user password.
Enter password (default 2222) and press
The screen will now flash up and the internal buzzer will sound for 8 seconds and then return to the main screen.
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4.2 Record Summary
Record summary menu is split into 3 sub menus.
1. Total Record
2. Call Log
3. Bus Contents
Total record shows the following information:
Record sum = number units fitted on the system bus
Record Used = Amount of recording space used
Fault sum gives the number of faults on the system
4.3 Playback Recording
This allows the user to playback any recordings of conversations stored on the system. Total record time is up to 20min. The main control panel logs each recording so that you may select each recorded event and then play it back.
4.4 Fault Summary
The fault summary will show the total number of fault events on the system. This function does not store the event but shows it in real time.
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4.5 REC Delete
To delete recordings, carry out the following steps
1. Press until you high light option 5 and press
2. You will now be asked for the engineer’s password (default 3333). Enter the password and press .
3. You will now be asked to press .
Note: Once you have pressed RESET all recordings are deleted.
4.6 Password Setup
The system has 2 password levels.
1. User
2. Engineer
(default 2222)
(default 3333)
Both of these passwords can be change to a preferred one for the end user. The engineer password should be only known to the engineer or onsite manager.
To change the passwords scroll down to option 6 and press .
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You are now given 2 options,
1. User PW Setup
2. Eng PW Setup
Select option 1 and press you will now be asked for the engineer’s password, enter the password and press . Input the required new password and press you will be asked to repeat this. If the code has been accepted the display will show “Operation Success”.
Select option 2 and press you will now be asked for the engineer’s password, enter the password and press . Input the required new password and press you will be asked to repeat this. If the code has been accepted the display will show “Operation Success”.
4.7 System Config
See section 2.2 page 6
4.8 Device Summary
The system summary confirms the number of sockets log on to the system.
4.9 Date & Time Setup
To set the date and time scroll to option 9 and press
You will now be asked for the user password, enter the password and press . You will now be shown the date & time with the day being highlighted first.
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Using the numeric keypad enter the day and press . This month will now be highlighted. Repeat the process for the month, year and then the time. Once the correct date & time has been entered the display will return to the main screen.
5.0 Local Setup / Outside Setup
These are option 10 & 11 and are for future use.
5.1 Factory Reset
This will wipe the system. To carry out this procedure scroll to option 12 in the menu and press
You will now be asked for the engineer’s password, enter the password and press
. The display will now ask you to press . Warning this is unrecoverable
5.2 EXIT
Option 13 exits the menu and takes you back to the main screen.
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6.0 TECHNICAL
ZAFT/M Main Controller
Frequency Response
Total Addresses
Transmission Fading
Loop circuit resistance of extension
Supply Voltage
Bus Voltage
Standby Current
Full Load Current
Operating Temperature
Relative Humidity
Dimensions
Weight
ZATS/II Socket
Frequency Response
Standby Current
Off Hook Current
Line Voltage: Standby Status
Operating Temperature
Relative Humidity
300 ~ 3400Hz (+/- 3dB)
70
≤ 5dB
≤ 1KΩ
24VDC +/- 4V
18VDC ~ 26VDC
≤ 200mA
≤ 500mA
0°C ~ 40°C
≤ 90% RH
475.5 x 400 x 143mm
7kg (Excluding Batteries)
300 ~ 3400Hz (+/- 3dB)
≤ 2.5mA
≤ 25mA
15VDC ~ 28VDC
0°C ~ 40°C
≤ 90% RH
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Issue: 1.3 Author: MG Date: 31/10/2013
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