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Northern N-1000-III Installation And Programming Manual
Summary of N-1000-III
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N-1000-iii/iv installation and programming manual td1064 rev0400 - nci ademco part # k4788.
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I i i i i n-1000-iii/iv notices fire safety notice: never connect any card reader devices or locks to door, gates or barriers without first consulting the local fire codes. You must consult with and get approval of, local fire officials before installing locks or devices on any doors that may be fir...
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I i i i i i i i i i n-1000-iii/iv.
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Iii iii iii iii iii n-1000-iii/iv contents contents contents contents contents ul note............................................................................................................. Vi new and improved features of the n-1000-iii/iv ............................................. Vii sect...
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I v i v i v i v i v n-1000-iii/iv 6-6: communications ....................................................................................................................................... 6-7 6-6-1: pc to c-100-a1 .......................................................................................
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V v v v v n-1000-iii/iv preface the n-1000-iii/iv installation manual provides all information necessary for installation of n-1000-iii, n-1000-iii-x, n-1000-iv, and n-1000-iv-x control panels. All of the n-1000-iii/iv versions have both the 20 ma and 485 multi-drop commu- nications interfaces. The ...
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V i v i v i v i v i n-1000-iii/iv ul note the n-1000-iii/iv panel’s alarm point monitoring only monitors the door position (ul294). It is not intended as a proprietary burglar alarm (ul1094). The control panel was ul294 tested as a stand alone unit only. The n-485-hub-2 was not investigated by ul. T...
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Vii vii vii vii vii n-1000-iii/iv new and improved features of the n-1000-iii/iv the n-1000-iii/iv series panels have both a number of improvements and some unique features as compared to the n-1000-ii control panels. Some of these features are highlighted below. For a more detailed description refe...
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Viii viii viii viii viii n-1000-iii/iv • detection of a primary power failure by either the internal sensor or the input from the relay on the external supply will generate an alarm 19 not alarm 8. Alarm point 8 is now available for use as a standard alarm point • automatically resetting solid state...
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Section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control n-1000-iii/iv 1–1 introduction section 1: access control access control is computerized control over entry to any area that can be secured with a lock and key. Entry is o...
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1–2 n-1000-iii/iv section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control section 1: access control.
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Section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview 2–1 2–1 2–1 2–1 2–1 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 2: system overview 2-1: n-1000-iii/iv the n-1000-iii/iv control pan...
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2–2 2–2 2–2 2–2 2–2 section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii-x is shown in figure 2-3 with enclosure and battery. Figure 2-4 ...
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Section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview 2–3 2–3 2–3 2–3 2–3 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv figure 2-3. N-1000-iii-x panel with enclosure. The n-1000-iii control panel...
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2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview section 2: system overview n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv when using a printer/programmer or data terminal as the system programming ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications 3–1 3–1 3–1 3–1 3–1 section 3: hardware specifications ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 3–2 3–2 3–2 3–2 3–2 section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications section 3: hardware specifications operating temperature: 35º to 110º ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–1 4–1 4–1 4–1 4–1 installation section 4: panel layout the n-1000-iii-x has nine screw-down terminal...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–2 4–2 4–2 4–2 4–2 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-1: four reader board (n-1000-iv only) the n-1000-iv supports up to four card rea...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–3 4–3 4–3 4–3 4–3 a special, programmable chip, called a pic chip, controls the four reader board. T...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–4 4–4 4–4 4–4 4–4 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-2: terminal blocks 1, 2, 3, 4 (terminal blocks 3 and 4 are available on the n-10...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–5 4–5 4–5 4–5 4–5 figure 4-4. Terminal blocks 1, 2, 3, 4 . Terminal blocks 3 and 4 are available on ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–6 4–6 4–6 4–6 4–6 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-3: terminal block 5 terminal block 5 (n-1000-iii only) supports the interface to...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–7 4–7 4–7 4–7 4–7 figure 4-5. Terminal block 5 and terminal block 6. Terminal block 5 is only availa...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–8 4–8 4–8 4–8 4–8 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-5: terminal block 7 terminal block 7 contains the 485 multi-drop communication c...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–9 4–9 4–9 4–9 4–9 figure 4-6. Terminal block 7. Terminal block 7 contains the 485 multi-drop communi...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–10 4–10 4–10 4–10 4–10 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-6: terminal block 8 terminal block 8 is used for 11-conductor matrix keypad...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–11 4–11 4–11 4–11 4–11 figure 4-7. Terminal blocks 8 & 9. Terminal block 8 is used for 11-conductor ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–12 4–12 4–12 4–12 4–12 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-8: dip switch settings n-1000-iii/iv dip switch positions 1 and 2 control t...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–13 4–13 4–13 4–13 4–13 panel 3 4 5 6 7 8 19 on off on on off off 20 on off on off on on 21 on off on...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–14 4–14 4–14 4–14 4–14 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-9: jumpers there are several jumpers on the circuit board (figure 4-9) whic...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–15 4–15 4–15 4–15 4–15 figure 4-9. Configuration jumpers and connectors. The n-1000-iii/iv panels pr...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–16 4–16 4–16 4–16 4–16 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-11: leds the functions of the n-1000-iii/iv leds are listed below and also ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–17 4–17 4–17 4–17 4–17 figure 4-10. Led functions. When an led is lit it indicates that its relay is...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–18 4–18 4–18 4–18 4–18 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4-12: restart button the restart button is used to restart the n-1000-iii/iv ...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout 4–19 4–19 4–19 4–19 4–19 figure 4-11. Additional panel features. The restart button is used to restart...
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N-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 4–20 4–20 4–20 4–20 4–20 section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: p section 4: panel l anel l anel l anel l anel layout ayout ayout ayout ayout panel must be earth grounded. S-4 suppression required across every active re...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–1 5–1 5–1 5–1 5–1 section 5: operation 5-1: card reader/keypad operation some card readers require that a format (software)...
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5–2 5–2 5–2 5–2 5–2 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation figure 5-1. Anti-passback with two and four card readers. (keypads may be substituted for card readers on...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–3 5–3 5–3 5–3 5–3 figure 5-2. Two and four card readers without anti-passback. In configurations without anti-passback enab...
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5–4 5–4 5–4 5–4 5–4 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation 5-2: alarm input points all n-1000 alarm input points default to normally-closed, non-supervised circuits...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–5 5–5 5–5 5–5 5–5 not recognized. Input shunting is software controlled and does not involve a physical change of state of ...
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5–6 5–6 5–6 5–6 5–6 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation time zone the time zone parameter defines the time the output is automatically energized. Outputs 11 & 12...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 figures 5-4. Interlocked input/output on doors without anti-passback. Example: valid code use at card rea...
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5–8 5–8 5–8 5–8 5–8 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation configurations with anti-passback: input point reserved for: shunt time input 1 door position switch for ...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–9 5–9 5–9 5–9 5–9 figure 5-5 interlocked input/output points on door with anti-passback. Example: valid code use at either ...
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5–10 5–10 5–10 5–10 5–10 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation figure 5-6. Door 1 with free egress. Valid code use at card reader (or keypad) 1 or egress attempt (...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–11 5–11 5–11 5–11 5–11 figure 5-7. Door 2 with free egress. Valid code use at card reader (or keypad) 2 or egress attempt (...
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5–12 5–12 5–12 5–12 5–12 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation figure 5-8. Door 3 with free egress . Valid code use at card reader 3 or egress attempt (at input 7)...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–13 5–13 5–13 5–13 5–13 figure 5-9. Door 4 with free egress . Valid code use at card reader 4 or egress attempt (at input 8)...
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5–14 5–14 5–14 5–14 5–14 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation 5-5: auto-relock operation the auto-relock feature results in the immediate re-locking and re-arming...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–15 5–15 5–15 5–15 5–15 figure 5-10. Auto-relock with anti-passback . Example: valid code use at either card reader (or keyp...
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5–16 5–16 5–16 5–16 5–16 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation figure 5-11. Auto-relock doors 1 and 2 without anti-passback. Output relay 1 de-energizes immediatel...
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Section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 5–17 5–17 5–17 5–17 5–17 figure 5-12. Auto-relock doors 3 and 4 without anti-passback. Output relay 3 de-energizes immediatel...
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5–18 5–18 5–18 5–18 5–18 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation section 5: operation.
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 section 6: wiring requirements 6-1: card readers some card readers require that a format (software) command be ...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-1. Card reader connections to tb5. N-1000-iii terminal block 5 supports interface for two wiegand outp...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-2: four reader board (n-1000-iv only) the n-1000-iv includes a board that supports up to four card readers. T...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-4 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-3. Card reader/keypad grounding n-1000-iv. Card reader/keypad communication shields should be connecte...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-5 6-5 6-5 6-5 6-5 6-3: eleven conductor keypads a typical eleven conductor keypad uses a 2 of 7 matrix configuration where each k...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-6 6-6 6-6 6-6 6-6 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements tan earth ground wire connections (not used on all keypads). If the keypad is mounted directly on grounded meta...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-7 6-7 6-7 6-7 6-7 6-4: alarm input points panel/communication cable nc1821/ncp1821 (twisted, 18 gauge overall shielded cable) is ...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-8 6-8 6-8 6-8 6-8 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-6. Typical 20 ma communication loop. See figure 6-10 for aep-3 connections. In a single panel 20 ma co...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-9 6-9 6-9 6-9 6-9 figure 6-7. Typical c-100-a1 multiple panel 20 ma communication loop. Refer to figure 6-9 for grounding of the ...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-10 6-10 6-10 6-10 6-10 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-8. Grounding a single panel, 20 ma communication loop. In a single panel 20 ma communication loop...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-11 6-11 6-11 6-11 6-11 figure 6-10. Connecting an aep-3 relay expansion board. The aep-3 relay expansion board is shipped with a ...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-12 6-12 6-12 6-12 6-12 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-11. Typical n-485 multi-drop configuration. This is a typical configuration with an n-485-pci-2 a...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-13 6-13 6-13 6-13 6-13 note: when mixing n-1000-ii panels witú the núú000-iiúúiv in úú n- 485údropline, the n-485-api-2 panels mu...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-14 6-14 6-14 6-14 6-14 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-6-8: bias and eol with 485 communication bias voltage, provided by “pull up/down” resistors (bias resist...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-15 6-15 6-15 6-15 6-15 figure 6-13. 485 multi-drop bias and eol if the n-485-pci-2 (or hub-2) is wired between two panels and not...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-16 6-16 6-16 6-16 6-16 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements figure 6-14. 485 multi-drop connection with shielded cable. A 485 communication loop with a pci at the end...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-17 6-17 6-17 6-17 6-17 figure 6-15. 485 multi-drop connection with n485drla. The n-485-drla digital redundant loop adapter provid...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-18 6-18 6-18 6-18 6-18 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-7: cable specifications application nci part no. Awg description max. Dist. Imp. Cap. Cpu to c-100-a1 cb...
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N-1000-iii/iv section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-19 6-19 6-19 6-19 6-19 6-8: nci cable part numbers part number description application length nc1821-gr 18 awg/2 conductor panel/...
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N-1000-iii/iv 6-20 6-20 6-20 6-20 6-20 section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements section 6: wiring requirements 6-9: configurations for rs-232 serial communication ports general rules of thumb: • inputs are connected t...
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Section 7: locks and suppression n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv 7–1 section 7: locks and suppression an s-4 suppressor kit must be installed with every electrical switching device run through a relay contact on the n-1000-iii/iv. The suppressor kit protects the...
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7–2 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv section 7: locks and suppression.
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Section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding 8–1 8–1 8–1 8–1 8–1 n-1000-iii/iv section 8: grounding it is important to ground all n-1000-iii/iv control panels properly. Each panel in the communication loop should be individually grounded. I...
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8–2 8–2 8–2 8–2 8–2 n-1000-iii/iv section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding section 8: grounding n-1000-iii/iv figure 8-2 access control system with consolidated earth ground. Use one or the other, do not use both tb9-1 and the “local” chassis ground. The ch...
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Section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power 9–1 9–1 9–1 9–1 9–1 n-1000-iii/iv section 9: power the n-1000-iii/iv requires a 16.5 vac, 50 va, 60 hz or a 12 vdc linear (2 amp continuous) primary power supply. If using an ac power source as primary power supply,...
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9–2 9–2 9–2 9–2 9–2 section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power section 9: power n-1000-iii/iv for backup function with 12 vdc power, select a 12 vdc power supply with battery backup capability and/or use the standard 12 vdc backup battery provided with the control panel. If ...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–1 appendix a: programming quick reference guide preface preface preface preface preface the following programming guide applies to the n-1000-ii and the n-1000-iii/iv panels. The text indicates ...
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A–2 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide tz time zone violation. Pn pin number violation. Sc site code violation. User defined p user defined p user defined p user defined p user defined parameter v arameter v arameter v arameter v a...
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A–4 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide parameter user response output output number (n-1000-ii) n-1000 (1–4, 13, 14) n-1000-x (1–8, 13, 14) 1st aep-3 (17–24) 13 = rdr 1 led 2nd aep-3 (25–32) 14 = rdr 2 led (n-1000-iii/iv) n-1000 (1...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–5 programming order programming order programming order programming order programming order the following command list serves as a general guideline for the chronological order of programming. C...
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A–6 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 function: set the device from which a pin is expected for a given card reader. Eliminates required pin use at specifie...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–7 sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 3 command 3 command 3 command 3 command 3 function: deletes single or multiple code(s) from memory. Syntax: _c =pn_code or _c =pn_code1-code2 _Ø example: _ c =1...
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A–8 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 6 command 6 command 6 command 6 command 6 function: allow information in a split time zone card record to be modified without overwriting the whole command. Syn...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–9 e command e command e command e command e command sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 function: establish the time zones for required use of pins at speci...
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A–10 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide f command f command f command f command f command sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 function: sets the method of interpreting card read data for wiegan...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–11 sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 function: sets the format for use with aba encoded cards—12 digits are used with pc-pak and win-pak. Syntax: _f =pn_ ...
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A–12 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide g command g command g command g command g command function: define output point groups. Syntax: _g =pn[ _z _input]_group_outputs[ _w_ wgroup] example: _ g =1_1_5_6_7_8 group 1 is defined as o...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–13 h command h command h command h command h command function: set holiday dates. Syntax: _h =pn_hol_mm/dd deleting holidays: to delete an existing holiday database entry, enter the h command fo...
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A–14 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide the card number, followed by 1 stop bit. The resulting site code and card number are concantenated to form one card number, which is sent to the head end software as a 12-digit number. Note: ...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–15 example: _l=Ø_1_ØØ:ØØ-23:59_1_2_3_4_5_6_7_Ø desired time zone: 24 hours every day, including holidays. M command m command m command m command m command sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 1 comm...
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A–16 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide panel 1 is operating in the anti-passback mode. Result: panel 1 is taken out of the anti-passback mode. Sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 3 command 3 command 3 command 3 command 3 function: dis...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–17 o command o command o command o command o command sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 command 1 function: provides manual control and sets special options for inpu...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–19 t command t command t command t command t command function: sets control panel time. Syntax: _ t =pn_hh:mm example: _ t =Ø_17:45 the time is set to 5:45 p.M. In all panels. V command v comman...
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A–20 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide sub- sub- sub- sub- sub-command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 command 2 function: assign pulse times and time zones to output points with special options. Syntax: _ v =pn_{ o _}output_pulse...
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Appendix a: quick reference guide n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv a–21 z command z command z command z command z command function: creates groups of inputs (zones). Allows shunting of multiple inputs. One command can shunt all required points on the panel rather...
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A–22 n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv n-1000-iii/iv appendix a: quick reference guide output groups by readers output groups by readers output groups by readers output groups by readers output groups by readers this feature allows a card to be used to activate one group when i...
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Appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features b–1 –1 –1 –1 –1 n-1000-iii/iv appendix b: n-1000-iii/iv compared to n-1000-ii miscellaneous and special items • four layer pwb and other improvements provide greater electrica...
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B–2 b–2 b–2 b–2 b–2 appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features n-1000-iii/iv communication • there are both rs- 485 and rs-232 communications ports in addition to the 20 milliamp port. The 485 port is selecte...
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Appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features b–3 –3 –3 –3 –3 n-1000-iii/iv • a special input is provided for wiring from power supplies that have a primary power fail signal. If this input point is used rather than the i...
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B–4 b–4 b–4 b–4 b–4 appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features n-1000-iii/iv black (ground) wire of the keypad. (the black wire was connected to screw terminal 12 on the n-1000-ii.) • keypads 3 and 4 are no l...
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Appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features b–5 –5 –5 –5 –5 n-1000-iii/iv alarm 99 generated at restart either due to the push button or the watch dog timer. (this alarm cannot be stored in the history buffer.) a 99 tro...
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B–6 b–6 b–6 b–6 b–6 appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features n-1000-iii/iv jp9 jump pins 1&2disables clearing of ram by jp10 (default). Remove enables clearing the ram by jp10. Jp10 jump pins 1&2clears ram ...
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Appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features appendix b: new features b–7 –7 –7 –7 –7 n-1000-iii/iv alternately, it indicates that an incorrect pld chip is present in u35. Power fail 15 red loss of primary power with panel powered by 12 vdc batt...
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B–8 b–8 b–8 b–8 b–8 appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features appendix b: new n-features n-1000-iii/iv.
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Appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting n-1000-iii/iv c–1 c–1 c–1 c–1 c–1 appendix c: troubleshooting problem: the n-1000-iii/iv control panel experiences “lock-ups.” solution: press the restart butto...
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C–2 c–2 c–2 c–2 c–2 n-1000-iii/iv appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting loop). Enter into the terminal emulation program. Type some letters and press the enter key. The letters will echo back on the...
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Appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting n-1000-iii/iv c–3 c–3 c–3 c–3 c–3 momentarily touch the third end of the jumper to the keypad ground terminal (tb8-4). (refer to section 6-3) simulate pressing ...
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C–4 c–4 c–4 c–4 c–4 n-1000-iii/iv appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting 4. The power status led (and also the latch-ic u17 pin 15 output) follows the state of the microprocessor’s primary-power-stat...
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Appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting n-1000-iii/iv c–5 c–5 c–5 c–5 c–5 8.3. With the tamper switch input circuit closed (tamper switch depressed) and the /primary-power-status input high (jp6 jumpe...
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C–6 c–6 c–6 c–6 c–6 n-1000-iii/iv appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting appendix c: troubleshooting resulting relay states resulting relay states resulting relay states resulting relay states resulting relay states (continued)...
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Index index index index index n-1000-iii/iv 1 1 1 1 1 index index index index index symbols symbols symbols symbols symbols 20 ma communication 6-7 – 6-14 485 communication 6-12 – 6-14 bias and eol 6-18 a a a a a access control 1-1 aep-3 6-8 alarm input points 5-4. See also input points wiring req. ...
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2 2 2 2 2 n-1000-iii/iv index index index index index o o o o o operation 5-1 or’ing of inputs a-21 output groups by readers a-22 output points 5-5. See also relay output points p p p p p panel layout 4-1 parameter variables a-2 power 9-1 programming a-1 programming devices 2-2 – 2-4 programming ord...
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