Honeywell ADEMCO 745VSD3 Instructions de montage

K6210V1 2/09 Rev. C

ADEMCO 745VSD3

Voice Siren Driver

INSTALLATION AND SETUP GUIDE

FEATURES

•Generates siren as well as voice output in English,

Spanish, and French.

•Separate messages for FIRE, BURGLARY, and

Carbon Monoxide (CO) conditions.

•Separate siren sounds for FIRE, BURGLARY, and

Carbon Monoxide conditions.

•Terminal strip for secure connection to control panel.

•Selectable input level (High/Low) for

FIRE/BURGLARY/CO inputs.

•Supervision feature for speaker and speaker wiring.

•Compatible with 8 - 32 ohm speakers.

•Operates on 12-16V DC; 15mA standby current draw

•Small compact size for easy installation using double-

sided tape provided – measures 4” x 2-3/4” x 1-3/4”.

NOTE: 745VSD3 annunciates alarms in the following

priority order: FIRE, Carbon Monoxide (CO), Burglary.

WIRING CONNECTIONS

IMPORTANT: 745VSD3 must be mounted in the control

cabinet. Wiring connections to the terminals are as

follows:

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745VSD3-001-V0

SW 1

- GROUND

+ POWER

SPEAKER

FIRE INPUT

BURG/FIRE INPUT

CARBON MONOXIDE INPUT

SPEAKER SUPERVISION

VOICE/SIREN

SELECTIONS

(SEETEXT)

Figure 1: 745VSD3 Voice Siren Driver Circuit Board

TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS

Term Function Notes

1 (-) GND(-)

GROUND

INPUT

Connect to panel’s

aux power (-)

2 (+) 12VDC(+)

INPUT Connect to 12VDC (+)

source on panel.

See “Fused

Method for Providing Battery

Power”on Page 3 if needed.

SPKR

SPEAKER

TERMINALS Connect 8- , 16- , or 32-ohm

15-watt speaker. See Figure 6

for multiple speaker config-

urations.

For Listed

installations, Listed Ademco

705-820, 713, or 746-32

speakers must be used.

5 F FIRE INPUT Connect the control panel’s

output designated as the FIRE

(steady) output to this terminal

(unless this output was

connected to terminal 6).

6 B/F BURGLARY/

FIRE INPUT Connect the control’s Burglary

(steady) output to this terminal.

This terminal may also be

used to trip the Fire message

(or siren sounds) with a

Temporal Fire signal input. For

these secondary uses, no

connection to terminal 5 is

required.

7 CO CARBON

MONOXIDE

INPUT

Connect the control’s output

designated as the Carbon

Monoxide output to this

terminal.

SUPV SPEAKER/

WIRING

SUPERVISION

(OPTIONAL)

To supervise speaker and

associated wiring, connect to

the high (+) side of a 24-hour

zone that is activated by a

short. Disconnecting or

shorting either speaker

terminal to ground will appear

as a short on the zone. Note

that in series-connected

multiple speaker systems,

cutting any speaker will trip the

panel’s supervision zone. In

parallel-connected speaker

systems, each branch must be

cut before the control’s

supervision zone will trip.

NOTE: Check the control’s

documentation for supervision

compatibility (most Honeywell

controls are compatible.)

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WIRING FOR BURG/FIRE INSTALLATIONS

Refer to Terminal Descriptions on Page 1, and connect

the panel bell output directly to the appropriate terminals.

1. ANNUNCIATING CO ALARM ON

VISTA P Series

(21iP/20P/15P/10P, variants)

a. Hookup

To achieve proper operation for Carbon Monoxide

alarms with VISTA panels, configure the 745VSD3 for a

negative (0V) trigger by setting DIP Switch 8 to OFF.

On the panel, configure a low-going output (Trigger 17)

to alert on CO alarm. Connect 745VSD3 as shown:

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SW 1

OUTPUTTRIGGER HARNESS

TO 12VOLT SOURCE

8-. 16-, or

32-OHM

SPEAKER

NOTE: 32-OHM SPEAKER

REQUIRED FOR ETL

LISTED INSTALLATIONS

GROUND (-)

+12V

BELL

FI/B

GROUND

TOTRIGGER

VISTA 20P/15P/10P

CONTROL PANEL

745VSD3

745VSD3-002-V0

Set DIP Switch

#8 to OFF

Figure 2: VISTA P Series CO Trigger Configuration

b. Programming Trigger Output (Vista P Series)

1. Enter panel’s Program mode.

2. Select field *79

*79 Enter Output No (enter 17) *

17 OUT Norm Low? (enter 0) *

3. Enter Output No (enter 00) exits out of *79 menu.

4. Enter *80 Output Function # menu programming mode.

5. Configure the first Output function for the following:

Activated by Zone type option selection (2)

Enter Zone Type (14) Carbon Monoxide

Output Action Stay Closed selection (2)

Output Number Select (17)

6. Configure the second Output function for the following:

Activated by Zone type option selection (2)

Enter Zone Type (22) Disarm

Output Action Off selection (0)

Output Number Select (17)

7. Exit the panel’s Programming mode.

2. ANNUNCIATING CO ALARM ON

VISTA-32, -128, -250 (and variants)

a. Hookup

If using a VISTA-32, -128, -250, or other variant that

supports CO Zone Response Type 14

: Configure

7845VSD3 for a positive (+12V) trigger by setting DIP

Switch 8 to ON. On the panel, configure a relay output

(4204/4101SN)) to alert on Zone Response Type 14.

Connect 745VSD3 as shown:

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SW 1

TO 12 VOLT SOURCE

8-. 16-, or

32-OHM

SPEAKER

NOTE: 32-OHM SPEAKER

REQUIRED FOR ETL

LISTED INSTALLATIONS

GROUND (-)

+12V

FI/B

745VSD3

TB2

121110

87654321

(–) GROUND

(+) 12V

YEL

BLK

GRN

RED

13 14 15 16

DIP SWITCH

FOR SETTING DEVICE ADDRESS

AND ENABLING/DISABLING TAMPER

COVER TAMPER (REED) SWITCH

TB1

4204

4-PIN TOUCHPAD PLUG

RELAY

RELAY CONTACTS ARE

NOT SUPERVISED

TYPICAL

(SHOWN "OFF")

NCNC

EITHER OR BOTH

CAN BE USED

DATA IN

FROM CONTROL

DATA OUT

TO CONTROL

RELAY

➞

4204 CONNECTIONS

➞

Program Relay to Activate

on Zone Response Type 14 (CO)

745VSD3-003-V0

Set DIP Switch

#8 to ON

Figure 3: High End VISTA Configuration

(4204 Relay shown)

b. Programming Output (High End Vista)

Refer to the diagram above, the terminal descriptions on

Page 1, and the programming data for the panel and

selected relay/output module to configure the activation

and restore for Zone Response Type 14 (Carbon

Monoxide).

3. ANNUNCIATING CO ALARM ON ALL

OTHER PANELS

Refer to the installation documentation for the control

panel and to the “Terminal Descriptions”table on the

previous page to properly connect and configure

745VSD3.

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OUTPUT SELECTION SWITCH SETTINGS

8-Position DIP switch SW1 is used to select Voice/Siren

outputs as well as bell/ringback and trigger options

1. Voice/Siren Outputs: SW1 Switches 1 - 4

Fire

Output Burg

Output CO

Output DIP Setting

1* English English English

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2* English/

French English/

French

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3* English/

Spanish English/

Spanish

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4* Eng/Span/

French Eng/Span/

French

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5* French French French

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6* Spanish Spanish Spanish

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7 Temporal

Fire Sweep Temporal

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8 English Sweep English

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9 English/

French Sweep English/

French

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10 Temporal

Fire Eng/Span/

French Temporal

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11 Temporal

Fire Spanish Temporal

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12 Temporal

Fire English Temporal

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13 English/

Spanish Sweep English/

Spanish

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14 Temporal

Fire French Temporal

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15 Eng/Span/

French Sweep Eng/Span/

French

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* Most Commonly Used Settings

2. Bell, Trigger Options: SW1 Switches 5-8

SW1 switches 5 through 8 set bell test and trigger

options as shown.

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BELLTEST/

RINGBACK OPTIONS

MUST BE ON FOR

LISTED INSTALLATIONS

BURG/FIRETRIGGER

ON = POSITIVE (+12V) TRIGGER

OFF = NEGATIVE (0V) TRIGGER

FIRETRIGGER

ON = POSITIVE (+12V) TRIGGER

OFF = NEGATIVE (0V) TRIGGER

CARBON MONOXIDETRIGGER

ON = POSITIVE (+12V) TRIGGER

OFF = NEGATIVE (0V) TRIGGER

745VSD3-005-V0

Figure 4. SW1 Switches 5 - 8

NOTE: If Bell Test/Ringback is selected (dip switch 5),

a fire signal will momentarily generate a warbled siren

sound for the initial portion of the siren sound and then

revert to the normal siren sound and voice message.

Configuring Multiple Speakers

Depending on the installation, 745VSD3 provides

multiple speaker configurations as shown:

745VSD3-004-V0

2 SPEAKERS

16 OHM

LOAD 4 SPEAKERS

8 OHM LOAD 8

Figure 5. Typical Multiple Speaker Configurations

Fused Method for Providing Battery Power

For installations requiring more power than the panel

aux power can provide (such as when using 8- or 16-

ohm speakers) you may need to obtain additional power.

You may obtain power from an external power supply, or

through a fused connection directly to the control panel

backup battery, as shown:

745x3-002-V0

VOICE

SIREN

DRIVER

CONTROL

GROUND

12V ( )

POS

( )

NEG

( )

2 AMP

IN-LINE FUSE

BATT

Figure 6. Connecting Power from the System’s Battery

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745VSD3 SPECIFICATIONS

Physical Specifications

Measurements: 4” x 2-3/4” x 1-3/4”

Electrical Specifications

Voltage Requirements: 12-16 VDC

Current (Standby): 15mA

Speaker Specifications

Note: Use 8-ohm, 16-ohm, or 32-ohm, 15 watt speakers

8-ohm Speaker: 1400mA (max, steady siren)

16-ohm Speaker: 1050mA (max, steady siren)

32-ohm Speaker: 500mA (max, steady siren)

WARRANTY INFORMATION

For the latest warranty information, please go to:

http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/resources/wa/index.html

REFER TO THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CONTROL

PANEL THAT IS USED WITH THIS DEVICE FOR WARRANTY

INFORMATION AND LIMITATIONS OF THE ENTIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

2 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 100

P.O. Box 9040, Melville, NY 11747

www.honeywell.com/security

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