Northern Computers N-750 Configuration manual - Features

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Version 1.0

October 1997

N-750 Configuration Guide

BURGLAR

Base number of zones

Maximum number of zones (expanded)

400

Total partitions*

Zone Characteristics/Options

Number of users

1800

Event Buffer

1000

User Profiles

100

* Each N-750 has 8 areas that can be divided into 8

sections for a total of 64 partitions. (See page 3 for more

information on partitions.)

ACCESS CONTROL

Number of doors

Number of touchpads

24 Supervised

Number of readers

Number of users

1800

ELECTRICAL

Accessory Power Supply (Source)

2.5 A

Optional Power Supply (Source)

2.5 A

Bell Power

1 A

Siren Driver

Yes

Electronic Overcurrent Protection

Yes

GENERAL

Programming

Touchpad/Software

Software Programmable

Yes

Memory

EEPROM

Answering Machine Bypass

Yes

Optional Printer Interface

Up to 8

DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR

Supported Formats

SIA Format

Yes

Contact ID

Yes

UL294 Access Control

Yes

UL Grade A

Yes

UL 365 Police Connect

Yes

UL 609 Local Burglary

Yes

UL 611 C.S. Burglary

Yes

UL 636 Holdup Alarm Units

Yes

UL 681 Bank Burg Systems

Yes

UL 864 Comm. Fire C.S. (DACT)

Yes

NFPA 72 (Chapter 4)

Yes

UL 985 Household Burglary

Yes

UL 1023 Household Burglary

Yes

UL 1076 Proprietary Burglary

Yes

UL 1610 C.S. Burglary

Yes

UL 1635 Digital Burglary Sys.

Yes

UL 1641 Instal. Res. Burglary

Yes

ULC Res./Comm. Burglary

Yes

FCC Part 15

Yes

FCC Part 68

Yes

DOC CS-03

Yes

CSFM Res./Comm/ Fire

Yes

CE Approved

Yes

Features

UL Approvals and Agency Listings

Compatible UL Listed Receivers

MANUFACTURER

RECEIVER MODEL

FORMATS

Silent Knight

Model 9000

SIA-1 (20 events per call)

Ademco

Model 685

Contact ID

Sur-Guard

SG-MLR2-DG

SIA-1, Contact ID

Osborne Hoffman

Quickalert

SIA-1, Contact ID

This system is rated for central fire station fire reporting only. It is not rated for life safety.

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Summary of N-750

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N-750 configuration guide version 1.0 td9005 october 1997 revision 1.0
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Version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide.
Page 3: Contents
Version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750 configuration guide contents introduction ............................................................................... 1 features .................................................................................... 2 ul approvals and agency...
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Version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide.
Page 5: Introduction
N-750 configuration guide 1 version 1.0 october 1997 introduction this guide is designed to help understand the n-750 panel and the process of assembling a complete system. The n-750 is a control/communicator for use in commercial security and fire applications, with a built-in communicator for repo...
Page 6: Features
2 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide burglar base number of zones 16 maximum number of zones (expanded) 400 total partitions* 64 zone characteristics/options 19 number of users 1800 event buffer 1000 user profiles 100 * each n-750 has 8 areas that can be divided into 8 sections for a...
Page 7: Partitioning
N-750 configuration guide 3 version 1.0 october 1997 partitioning n-750 area 1 area 2 area 3 partition #3 single area partition #6 single area area 1 area 2 area 3 area 4 partition #4 single area area 1 area 2 area 3 area 4 area 5 area 6 area 7 area 8 partition #1 single area partition #8 single are...
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4 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up inst inst inst inst installa alla alla alla allation tion tion tion tion with on-board with on-board with on-board with on-board with on-board communicator communicator communic...
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N-750 configuration guide 5 version 1.0 october 1997 br own gr ay green re d prem ises ti p prem ises ri ng telc o tip telc o rin g n-750-acas & n-750-pi the n-750-zone expander n-750-zone n-750-ul-eol n-750-sse creates additional hardwired zones for the n-750. 6 s per n-750 384 total hardwired zone...
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6 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up n-750 dial up inst inst inst inst installa alla alla alla allation tion tion tion tion computer and software pc-ac-750 stand alone pc for n-750 software includes: cpu, keyboard, mouse, svga m...
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N-750 configuration guide 7 version 1.0 october 1997 the n-750-zone expander n-750-zone n-750-ul-eol n-750-sse creates additional hardwired zones for the n-750. 6 s per n-750 384 total hardwired zones connects to either sbus all zones are supervised with the addition of the 10 pack ul approved end o...
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8 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750 direct connect n-750 direct connect n-750 direct connect n-750 direct connect n-750 direct connect cbl-1 p-1000 cbl-n-750-pi 10 ft. Cable pc-ac-750 pc running n-750-sk upload/download software for the n-750 maximum baud rate 19,200 bps. The ...
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N-750 configuration guide 9 version 1.0 october 1997 the n-750-zone expander n-750-zone n-750-ul-eol n-750-sse creates additional hardwired zones for the n-750. 6 s per n-750 384 total hardwired zones connects to either sbus all zones are supervised with the addition of the 10 pack ul approved end o...
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10 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750 compatible reader and card formats the n-750 supports 26, 32 and 34 bit format wiegand outputs. The following are com- patible northern card readers. Please consult the factory if a certain type is not men- tioned. Reader card bit structure...
Page 15: Device Worksheet
N-750 configuration guide 11 version 1.0 october 1997 device worksheet current draw worksheet for n-750 modules device device device device device number number number number number current current current current current t t t t total standby otal standby otal standby otal standby otal standby t t ...
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12 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide worksheet for auxiliary devices use this worksheet to record current draw for n-750-compatible devices which are not manufactured by northern computers. These could include signalling devices, smoke detectors, etc. Device device device device dev...
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N-750 configuration guide 13 version 1.0 october 1997 glossary of terms and definitions n-750: the n-750 is a control/communicator for use in residential and commercial security appli- cations, commercial and residential fire applica- tions. The n-750 includes a sophisticated access control system, ...
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14 version 1.0 october 1997 n-750 configuration guide n-750-gsm: the n-750-gsm is for a ground start telephone system, and consists of a ground start chip. Please note that a ground start module cannot be used in ul applications. N-750-inpt-cnct: the n-750-inpt-cnct is a connector that plugs into th...
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N-750 configuration guide 15 version 1.0 october 1997 notes:.
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