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QT601-2 Quantec Controller

Installation & Programming Manual • Approved Document No. DNU6012001 Rev 5 • Page 33 of 42

Checking the Devices

Call Points, Overdoor Lights, Ceiling Pulls, Slave Call Points and Tail Call Leads

•         Press the call button on the call point. After a three second delay, the light should pulse rapidly through red, green & orange.
•         If the light goes steady red, the call point is already programmed and will confuse the commissioning engineer. It should be reset 

          by shorting the ‘reset ID’ pins inside with a shorting link. Make sure you do not short the pins to any point on the circuit board as this
          will damage the call point and can be factory detected so will not be covered by the warranty. Use a shorting link to short the pins.
          Do not use any other device.

•         Overdoor lights connected to a call point will exactly follow the pulsing light on the call point (when the orange light shows on the 

          call point, both red and green will be lit at the overdoor light).

•         The red lights on any ceiling pull(s) and/or slave call point(s) will follow the red light on the call point.
•         If everything is working okay, press the reset button on the call point twice to return to the passive state.
•         Check the continuity of ceiling pulls, slave call points and tail call leads with a multimeter. (You cannot test the correct operation of 

          these devices prior to commissioning.)

•         Reset the system at the Quantec Controller after testing to ensure all devices are returned to the passive state.

Infrared Ceiling Receivers

•         Press the call button inside the ceiling receiver (located on the right hand side of the PCB). After a three second delay, the receiver’s 

          LED should pulse rapidly through red, green & orange. If the light goes steady red, the ceiling receiver is already programmed and 
          will confuse the commissioning engineer. Reset using the ‘reset ID’ pins (see above). If everything is working okay, press the reset
          button (located on the left hand side of the PCB) twice to return the receiver to the passive state.

Displays

•         An unassigned display beeps intermittently, is backlit and shows the unassigned message:

          This means that the display has been installed correctly.

•         If the display shows the time, it is assigned and should be reset using the ‘reset ID’ pins (see above).
•         The call and assist volume level can be adjusted using the control marked ‘volume’. (ATTACK and EMERGENCY calls will always come

          through at full volume.)

•         The display contrast can be adjusted using the control marked ‘contrast’. If you turn it down too far the display will disappear.

Monitoring Points

•         Turn the key to ‘isolate’. The light will flash red and green. Turn back to ‘on’ and press ‘reset’ to clear the lights.
•         Ensure the links are correctly fitted for their function (see the device instructions).

Addressable Sounders and Overdoor Lights

•         Check that the network voltage of the system stands at 16-17 V by placing a multimeter across the input terminals of these devices.

          (You cannot test the correct operation of these devices prior to commissioning.)

General

•         If any single device does not work, swap it with a device that does work elsewhere on the network. If the fault moves with the 

          device, you probably have a faulty device. If the new device shows the same fault as the one you have moved, you probably have a 
          wiring fault.

Finishing Pre-Commissioning

•         When you have successfully completed all of the above checks, power the system down. Any limbs with faults still present should 

          be disconnected and relevant information left for the commissioning engineer.  Pre-commissioning is now complete.
          

Note

: Any limbs left with faults on may require extra visits by the commissioning engineer and extra cost may be incurred.

Things the Commissioning Engineer will Need

•         A set of plans suitable for marking up.
•         Information from the client about the naming of each room. If this is not available the commissioning engineer will set the system 

          up as he thinks best and there may be a charge for altering the system at a later date should this be required.

•         Information from the client about the routing of calls (Areas & Groups) – if possible.
•         Quantec Main manual (this document) including programming sheets.
•         Individual instruction supplied with each device.
•         Pre-Commissioning Certificate signed by the installation contractor.

UNASSIGNED

Accept to ASSIGN

Summary of Contents for QT601-2

Page 1: ...QT601 2 QUANTEC CONTROLLER installation and programming manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5...

Page 2: ...s 28 Appendix 4 Auxiliary Outputs 28 Appendix 5 Quantec Paging Functionality 29 Appendix 6 Wiring for Addressable Call Points Ceiling Receivers 30 31 Appendix 7 Pre Commissioning Instructions 32 34 Ap...

Page 3: ...the system as a whole The manufacturer s policy is one of continuous improvement and we reserve the right to make changes to product specifications at our discretion and without prior notice E OE Whe...

Page 4: ...infrared call points ceiling receivers and radio receivers Ideal for use in individual bedrooms or communal areas such as lounges where they eliminate the need for long and potentially hazardous tail...

Page 5: ...ing devices 10 17 are assigned as members of one Area Area A and all Displays in West Wing devices 2 and 3 are assigned as members of one Group Group 1 A similar scenario applies to the East Wing the...

Page 6: ...TABLE Call Point AREA Display GROUP Addressable Overdoor Light ZONE Max no of Addressable Devices 255 Max no of Areas 26 Max no of Groups 32 Max no of Zones 64 D Display Z Addressable Overdoor Light o...

Page 7: ...Zonal Routing Tables are located at the back of this document Quantec ZONAL ROUTING TABLE max 8 Areas Devices per equation Example Requirement 4 Although standard patient and HELP REQUIRED calls shoul...

Page 8: ...needs to be given to how they will interact until system programming Slave devices such as slave ceiling pulls slave overdoor lights and slave infrared ceiling receivers connect to Quantec via a mast...

Page 9: ...der 3 3 2 2 3 If slave overdoor lights are fitted in corridors good practice is to loop the network in and out of the overdoor lights and then spur off into the relevant addressable call point inside...

Page 10: ...to each network splitter General Purpose Wiring Instructions With Quantec a limiting factor is voltage drop which should be limited to 5 volts worse case As call points and overdoor lights take differ...

Page 11: ...Lights are not used Spine Length Calculator Use the Spine Length Calculator below to work out the maximum spine cable lengths taking into account the number and type of devices connected to any networ...

Page 12: ...pillars taking care not to damage any of the components The Controller s lid and base PCBs can now be removed to prevent accidental damage Note The base PCBs are static sensitive and relevant anti sta...

Page 13: ...llows the installer to power the system without connecting the mains supply For this to work two fully charged 12 V VRLA batteries should be connected in series as shown below always ensure correct po...

Page 14: ...s site specific data PCB retaining screw must be secured tightly before operation Lid Base connecting cable connects to PL1 on Front Panel Display and Switch PCB VR1 Volume Pot turn to increase or dec...

Page 15: ...that a particular device is programmed as anticipated A handy way of doing this is to program a Display and then press the A button which will display its ID number Whilst the autoassign function is a...

Page 16: ...2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 2 10 2 11 2 12 2 13 2 14 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 7 1 8 2 15 2 16 2 17 1 9 1 10 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 7 4 5 4 6 Pager Mode Pager Level DECT Protocol Auto Reset Mode Auto Reset Time Pr...

Page 17: ...V Room EW01 When the final character has been accepted the Assign New Device prompt reappears Note Exiting this option before the final character has been accepted will cancel the description change 1...

Page 18: ...it Custom Texts function described in section 1 7 On pressing the Accept button your choice will be confirmed e g By using the scroll and Accept keys four single alphanumeric characters can now be tag...

Page 19: ...1 use the scroll keys to highlight Div and press Accept This equation describes where calls from the selected Group should be diverted to if a call has not been accepted before a pre determined time...

Page 20: ...essage will appear When the sending process is complete the Controller will automatically return to the Assignment Menu The renamed custom text fields will now be available to the appropriate device n...

Page 21: ...t Code This option allows Quantec s four digit Call Reset code to be entered or changed this can be any combination of the scroll up scroll down and Accept keys On selecting the Set Call Reset prompt...

Page 22: ...ALL levels of call accepting this enables paging on RESET and ALL levels of call It should be noted that different levels of calls are not prioritised by pagers For example if a STANDARD call is trig...

Page 23: ...and its confidence LED will be lit or in the case of an addressable overdoor light or sounder its beeper will be sounding at the STANDARD call rate If the state field 0 OK the device has been found by...

Page 24: ...Display IDs prompt the following two options are available This function if set to Enabled sends Caller ID details to the Quantec Displays when a call is presented on the system with the information...

Page 25: ...Please note this function will only work if the Controller s datalogger has been programmed to print manually refer to section 2 6 and a printer is properly connected to its RS232 printing port 4 3 Se...

Page 26: ...1 Stop Bit No Parity Display Parameters Note When there are concurrent Normal calls from Call Points and Monitor Points the Monitor Point Call Rate is used Call Point Parameters Addressable Overdoor...

Page 27: ...set 1 10 9 02am Lounge 2 Attack 1 10 9 02am Lounge 2 Reset 1 10 10 15am Bedroom G F 4 Call 1 10 10 15am Bedroom G F 4 Emergency 1 10 10 18am Bedroom G F 4 Presence 1 10 10 18am Bedroom G F 4 Reset Fau...

Page 28: ...Appendix 4 Auxiliary Outputs Seven auxiliary outputs are provided at the Quantec Controller as listed below The outputs can be used for driving peripheral equipment as per the following examples Exam...

Page 29: ...r only looks for the ACK once it has sent the ENQ it doesn t respond to any other data sent to it The Message embodies the paging message itself alert tone and message checksum and is assembled as fol...

Page 30: ...NNECTOR PLK1 For optional special programming functions requires QT423A adaptor L L A C LK3 P K4 L P Short to give the QT302RX an ID when in assignment mode once assigned these pins can be used to mak...

Page 31: ...t Max 3 slave call points or ceiling pulls any mix connected in parallel per master call point QT423 CONFIG CONNECTOR PLK1 For optional special programming functions requires QT423A adaptor QT607 CEIL...

Page 32: ...fitted should be in place checked certified correct Checking the Spine Wiring Power up the Quantec Controller A number of messages will flash quickly on the Controller s LCD display before the words Q...

Page 33: ...ently is backlit and shows the unassigned message This means that the display has been installed correctly If the display shows the time it is assigned and should be reset using the reset ID pins see...

Page 34: ...belled Yes No SIGNED _______________________________________ DATE ____________________________________________ CONTRACTORS NAME ________________________________________________________________________...

Page 35: ...ce voltage drop No of limbs per splitter 6 Max cable length per limb 60 m Max no of addressable devices per limb 15 Max no of addressable devices per system 255 Network voltage 24 V nominal Network ma...

Page 36: ...ation Programming Manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5 Page 36 of 42 DEVICE Call Point AREA Display GROUP Addressable Overdoor Light ZONE PLACE DESCRIPTION Number Type Name Number Quantec Devi...

Page 37: ...Installation Programming Manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5 Page 37 of 42 DEVICE Call Point AREA Display GROUP Addressable Overdoor Light ZONE PLACE DESCRIPTION Number Type Name Number Quant...

Page 38: ...Installation Programming Manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5 Page 38 of 42 DEVICE Call Point AREA Display GROUP Addressable Overdoor Light ZONE PLACE DESCRIPTION Number Type Name Number Quant...

Page 39: ...tec Controller Installation Programming Manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5 Page 39 of 42 Quantec Group Routing Table max 8 Areas Groups per equation GROUP PRIMARY AREAS NIGHT AREAS BEEP DIVE...

Page 40: ...01 2 Quantec Controller Quantec Zonal Routing Table max 8 Areas Devices per equation ZONE AREA EQUATION DEVICE EQUATION Installation Programming Manual Approved Document No DNU6012001 Rev 5 Page 40 of...

Page 41: ...R No Limb Device ID Numbers Length 1 2 Location 3 4 5 6 QUANTEC CONTROLLER NETWORK SPLITTER No Limb Device ID Numbers Length 1 2 Location 3 4 5 6 NETWORK SPLITTER No Limb Device ID Numbers Length 1 2...

Page 42: ...Device Replace Device Setup Group Setup Zone Edit Cust Texts Send Cust Texts Setup Divert Exit Menu ACCESS LEVEL 1 System Setup Set Assignment New Device Assignment Menu SystemSetupMenu Double Addres...

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