Copyrights 2008, Micro Seven, Inc.
Micro Seven Model AP16 or PC300-APS,
PC-Alarm Panel-CO Simulator, transmits Ademcoâ Contact-ID alarm messages to
alarm receivers without telephone line. It contains simulated CO port generating
ring signal and CPE port that interfaces CO. It receives ASCII commands for
programming alarm messages and AP16 operation at RS232C interface in PC. It
receives ASCII equivalent of alarm message without check-sum. The alarm
messages and AP16 Control Register for storing programming parameters are
stored in non-volatile memory in AP16/PC300-APS. A single ASCII command at
RS232C interface starts alarm reporting process. AP16/PC300-APS generates high
voltage ring signal. After an called alarm receiver answers the call, and
conducts handshake. Then AP16/PC300-APS transmits alarm message in DTMF tone.
AP16/PC300-APS hangs up the call if it receives kiss-off tone from the alarm
receiver, and it sends status messages to PC. If the alarm reporting is not successful,
AP16/PC300-APS transmits a different status message to PC. Transmission of
alarm messages is repeated for four times if AP16/PC300-APS does not receive
kiss-off tones from alarm receivers. The alarm reporting sequence, which
involves calling alarm receivers, may be repeated for several times, which is
programmable. AP16 contains internal audio monitor for hearing ring back tone,
handshake signals, DTMF tones for alarm messages, and kiss-off tones. The
PC300-APS does not contain audio monitor. Interfacing cable between PC and
AP16/PC300-APS is provided. 220V AC input power is optional. PC300-16APS
contains equivalent of sixteen AP16s in a 19-inch rack-mount unit. PC300-16APS
provides simultaneous alarm reporting for sixteen alarm panels. AP16 contains
CPE port as well as simulated CO port.
Ring signal for simulated CO port: 70V RMS, 20Hz sine wave. 2 sec on 4 sec off
Battery-feed voltage for simulated CO
port: -20V
Loop current for simulated CO port: 25 mA
RS232C interface: 1200 baud, no parity, and 8-bit character
Alarm message entry: S<fifteen digit
long alarm message><CR>
i.e. S123418313101015<CR>
Note: AP16/PC300-APS prepares check sums. Do not enter sixteen digits. When
sixteen digit-long alarm message including check sum is entered, checksum,
which is prepared by AP16, will become a wrong one. It is stored in EEROM
(non-volatile memory) in AP16. Alarm message entry command for PC300-16APS is
as follows:
S<line number><fifteen digit long
alarm message><CR>
Start alarm reporting: G
Start alarm reporting process by
generating ring signal, receive handshake tones, transmit alarm messages,
receive kiss-off tones and hang up the line if AP16 Control Register is
programmed. Start alarm reporting command for PC300-16APS is as follows:
G<line number>
Note: when the line number is 99, the start alarm reporting command is applied
for all sixteen lines simulating simultaneous alarm messages.
Hang-up command or Abort command: A
Sending disconnect signal (turning off loop current) to alarm receivers or stop
generation of ring signal. The hang-up command or abort command for PC300-16APS
is as follows:
A<line number>
Repeat alarm message command: B
It transmits alarm message again.
The repeat alarm message command for PC300-16APS is as follows:
B<line number>
Reading alarm-message command: U
AP16/PC300-APS transmits programmed
alarm message in sixteen digit-long including check sum to PC. The reading
alarm message command for PC300-16APS is as follows:
U<line number>
Line selection command for AP16 only:
L1 for simulated CO port
L2 for CPE port
Alarm-panel polling command: C
AP15 performs the
"double-dialing" operation, which goes off-hook and dials a number.
Then it hangs up, waits for few seconds, goes off-hook and dials the same
number. If the called line transmits 2200Hz-answer tone, AP15 transmits
"POLLING SUCCESS" to PC. When AP15 does not receive the 2200 Hz
answer tone, it transmits "CALL FAILED". AP15 re-dials the number
that is programmed.
MESSAGE SUCCESS
MESSAGE FAILED
CALL FAILED
POLLING SUCCESS
<line number>MESSAGE SUCCESS
<line number>MESSAGE FAILED
<line number>CALL FAILED (when alarm
receivers do not answer ring signals for fifteen ring signal period)
Power switch
RJ11 connector #1 and #2: telephone line
LED display Datacomm for RS232C input
activity and off-hook/busy indicator (off-hook relay)
DC power input, DC12V, 800 mA
RS232C interface connector, 9-pin D-sub,
female
AC/DC Adapter for AP16: 117VAC +/- 5%, or 220VAC +/- 5%(for 220V unit
optional)
Dimensions AP16: 19 cm (4") W x 4.5 cm (1.75") H x 10 cm
(7.5") L
Weight for AP16: 750g (1.65 LBS)
DAA Impedance Requirement: 240 ohms maximum DC, 600 ohms nominal AC
RJ11 connectors
LED display: off-hook/ringing
Power-on Indicator
AC power input connector
Fuse holder
Fan
RS232C interface connector, 25-pin D-sub,
female
Power input for PC300-16APS: 117VAC +/- 5%, or 220VAC +/- 5%(for 220V unit
optional), 100 Watts maximum
Dimensions PC300-16APS: 17 " wide, 6" high, and 15 " long
Weight for PC300-16APS: 17 LBS
Environmental: Operating temperature with power on: 0 to 35 degree
C, Humidity: 85% RH at 35 degree C, storage temperature and operating
temperature without power on
Warranty Service: six months limited warranty. No warranty if any
factory seal is broken.
Service is performed at the factory, usually
within 5 working days.
Carrying case
Car Battery Adapter
230V input AC/DC Adapter (117V input unit is
a standard.)
DTMF Register
DTMF Register in non-volatile memory
determines on and off times of DTMF generation of alarm messages.
Each increment is 10 ms, and the factory
default condition is 5 for 50ms on and off timing. Ademco specification limits
50ms minimum and 60 ms maximum. The command format is:
MA5 n1 n2
For example, MA506 selects 60 ms on/off
times.
The content of DTMF Register may be done by
"RA5", and AP16/PC300-APS outputs "06".
Control Register, which resides in non-volatile memory, is one byte
data memory in AP16/PC300-APS. It is written by the following command:
MAC n1 n2, where n1 n2 form one byte in
hexadecimal notation
Note: "MAC50" programs the factory
default conditions.
Status of the control register is performed
by entering "RAC", and AP16/PC300-APS generates "50".
Bit 7: "1" selects higher signal
power output (0 dBm) for alarm message, and "0" selects lower signal
power output (-12 dBm). The factory default is "0" to select –12dBm.
Bit 6: Not used, must be "1".
Bit 5: "1" disables storing alarm
messages in non-volatile memory for alarm message input command, and
"0" is for storing alarm message in non-volatile memory. The factory
default is "0" for enabling non-volatile memory operation.
Bit 4: Not used, must be "1".
Bit 3: Not used, must be "0".
Bit 2: "1" disables re-starting
calling procedures when "MESSAGE FAILED" is generated. "0"
enables re-starting calling procedures. The factory default is "0"
for re-starting calling procedures when "MESSAGE FAILED" is
displayed.
Bit 1: "1" keeps telephone line
off-hook without sending disconnect-signals after successful delivery of alarm
messages. "0" enables disconnecting the line after successful of
alarm messages. The factory default is "0" for disconnecting up the
line.
Bit 0: "1" disables re-starting
alarm reporting procedures when message "CALL FAILED" is displayed.
"0" enables re-starting alarm reporting procedures. The factory
default is "0".
Micro Seven, Inc.
Hillsboro, OR, 97124 U.S.A.