Integrated Security System for Intrusion, Fire and Access ...

1 d7412 Control/CommunicatorIntegrated Security Systemfor Intrusion, Fire and Access ControlControl Features Eight programmable areas, eachwith perimeter/interior partitioning,master , associate, and sharedarea operation Real time clock, test timer and up to1000 event memory log (includingdate, time, event, point ID and UserID) Battery charging circuit and voltagesupervision, AC power supervision Automatic reset circuit protectors On-board CPU watchdog warningbuzzer and diagnostic LEDs Lightning and EMI protection Power limited external circuitsCommunicator Built-in digital communicator withphone line monitor (loop or groundstart) Multiple telephone numbers,primary and duplicate paths withmain and alternate destinations All Reports within each routinggroup are programmable Optional dual phone line switchermonitors 2 phone lines Automatic test and status reports Time windows for arming and open/close report suppression Programmable answering machinework-around for remote program-ming on shared phone linesProgrammable Outputs 12 VDC, 2 Amp alarm power Amp Aux power 4 alarm output patterns Automatic bell test Programmable bell shut-off timer 67 programmable outputs One parallel printerSystem Response Eight on-board detection points, upto 67 off-board points for a total of75 points 31 custom point responses,including fire supervisory Selectable loop response time Fire Alarm verification Fire inspector s local test Watch mode Scheduled events (Skeds)

2 Arm,disarm, bypass and unbypasspoints, control relays, controlauthority levels, control dooraccess and moreUser Interface Supervise up to 8 commandcenters (up to 32 non-supervisedcommand centers can be used) Custom command center text Full function Function List ,including up to 4 CustomFunctions 99 users, each with authority byarea and 16 character name 14 custom authority levels controluser s authority to change, add, anddelete passcodes and accesscontrol tokens, disarm, bypasspoints, initiate System tests, andmore Adjustable brightness/loudness forcommand center display/sounderAccess Control Two Access control doors (eachrequires optional D9210 module) Custom door strike, point shunt andauto disarming response by area Up to 396 Wiegand user identifi-cation devices with assignedAccess Level by door Logging options for: AccessGranted, No Entry, Door HeldOpen, Request to Exit/Request toEnter Up to 14 panel wide Access Levelswith both manual and scheduledcontrolL826 P/N 34019D (10/97) d7412 Specification Sheet 1997 radionics , DescriptionThe radionics d7412 Control/Communicator provides anintegrated solution to Access Control, Security , and FireAlarm System d7412 is a central control panel capable of monitoringalarm points for intruder or fire alarms while operatinguser command centers, Access readers, door locks andother outputs.

3 The d7412 includes a built-in digitalcommunicator which reports events to selecteddestinations via programmable routes. With programmingand accessory modules the d7412 offers flexibility andbeneficial features rarely found in other Security ConfigurationsArea programming offers you a wide selection of differentsystem configurations. Each area is assigned to one of upto eight account numbers to define annunciation, control,and reporting InterfaceCommand centers provide on-premises point and systemstatus annunciation. The d7412 provides a fully selectableuser interface so you can customize command centerdisplays and simplify operation by creating menu itemsand functions and by only showing those menu items thatare appropriate to that Function List can help the new user to becomefamiliar with the features of the control panel. You programthe Function List for features and Custom Functions thatcan be viewed at each command Functions allow users to perform complexfunctions with a few keystrokes.

4 Up to 4 Custom Functionscan be programmed, each identified by 16 characters ofcustom text. You can program the panel with functionscontaining up to 32 keystrokes D1255 Command Center, D1256 Fire CommandCenter and D1257 Fire Annunciator use a 16-characterEnglish language display to show System status, areastatus (custom text), and point status (custom text). TheD720 LED Command Center provides command functionsand annunciation for up to 8 points in a single area. Anycombination of these command centers can be used withinthe same d7412 includes easy to remember commandfunctions. Familiar commands like Command 1, Command2, and Command 8 make the d7412 an easy transition forseasoned radionics PasscodesThe d7412 System can accommodate up to 99 individuallyprogrammed user passcodes. Passcodes are 3 to 6 digitsin length with no fixed user is assigned to one of 14 customized authoritylevels in each individual area.

5 You can assign the user to adifferent authority level for each area and assign a timeprofile to control the user s passcode user can be identified by a 16 character customizedname. When logged events associated with the user areprinted, reported to the central station in radionics Modem IIIa2 communications format, or retrieved withRemote Account Manager 3 (RAM 3), the nameassociated with the user passcode is and Fire DetectionThe d7412 provides eight on-board detection points. Addexpansion interfaces and up to 67 additional points toprovide up to 75 detection points. All points are individuallyprogrammable and may be used to monitor all types ofburglar alarm, fire alarm, and supervision devices. TheD1255, D1256, and D1257 command centers show thestatus of individual points with custom d7412 sorts reports by priority and is capable oftransmitting reports to up to four Route Groups.

6 EachRoute Group has a programmable Primary and Backupdestination. The radionics Modem IIIa2 communicationsformat, available with radionics D6500 Receiver and theD7412, adds these reporting capabilities - to name just afew: Reports individual point numbers, point text and otherevent information Opening/closing reports from up to 99 users, with username Identifies Opening/Closing reports by area number Reports Access control events with up to 396 user ID s Reports remote programming attempts Includes Diagnostic ReportsLocal Event Storage and PrintingUp to 1000 events can be recorded in the d7412 built inLogger memory. All events - local only and transmittedreports - are automatically stored. Each event log entrycontains the time, date, event description, account number,point number, and user command center function allows selected users to viewthe event log from the command center.

7 The events can beretrieved remotely using RAM print as they are stored in the d7412 s event D9131A Parallel Printer Interface can be installed torecord events locally on a printer. The printer can recordopening and closing, Access , alarm, Skeds, or anycombination of events. The d7412 can supervise variousprinter status ApplicationsLogger and Local Printer are ideally suited for thecustomer who would like to have a record of openings andclosings without having the extra communications Logger and RAM 3, you can suppress reports andthen retrieve the Security System events periodically usingone phone call, rather than receiving several calls the panel s event log reaches the programmedthreshold of stored events, the d7412 sends a report to theD6500 receiver to remind the central station to retrieveevents from the panel s log with RAM P/N 34019D (10/97) d7412 Specification Sheet 1997 radionics , Access Control ModuleAccess can be granted from a Wiegand style accesscontrol device ( Access reader) when connected to a D9210 Access Control Module.

8 Access may also be granted froma REQUEST TO EXIT or a REQUEST TO ENTER D9210 Access Interface Module provides for connec-tions of the Access door point and the door strike. Up totwo D9210s can be incorporated on each System . EachD9210 controls one door. Each Access door can be configured independently fromthe other doors. The same alarm door contact point controls the accessdoor and is part of the alarm System (the door does notneed to have double contacts). The door contact can be either normally open ornormally closed and is used to reset the door strike timewhen the door either opens or closes depending uponprogramming. The door contact can terminate a programmable doorentry buzzer (if used). The door contact is shunted when valid Access is beinggranted through the door. An optional buzzer can be triggered prior to the end of adoor shunt period to warn the user that a door left open condition is about to occur.

9 The Access point can be configured to generate analarm or a trouble (or have no response) when the dooris left open beyond the door shunt period. The reading of Access cards, in addition to the grantingof Access , can control whether the System will disarmalong with granting of Access . The door strike can be programmed to be held openautomatically during the disarm period and then auto-matically re-lock when the area is armed. The System can be configured to generate an alarm, atrouble, (or have no response) depending upon thearea s armed condition when the door is opened outsideof an authorized Access period. An option is provided that can control whether accessgranted conditions or no entry conditions sendevents to the log by door. REQUEST TO ENTER and REQUEST TO EXIT can beprogrammed to shunt the door without activating contractor shall furnish and install, where indicated onthe plans, a radionics d7412 Control/Communicator.

10 Thepanel shall be listed by Underwriters Laboratories forNFPA 72 d7412 shall support initiating and indicating modulesand radionics Command Centers. The d7412 Control/Communicator power supply shall provide Amps ofpower for all processing functions and 12 VDC Events (Skeds) Day-of-week or date of the year schedules Four holiday schedules of 365 days each Up to 64 scheduled events with 26 different functions Remotely programmable with User control capabilityfrom the command centerThe d7412 s internal clock and calendar help the paneloperate individual scheduled events (Skeds). You canprogram each Sked to perform a specific function (such asarm/disarm, relay control, point bypassing, etc.). EachSked is programmed for a time and either a day of theweek schedule or a date of the year User can change the time for the Sked if the Sked isprogrammed for local time editing.