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2.3.1 Inputs ..............9 2.3.2 Outputs ..............9 Figures Power Terminal Strip ........10 Figure 1: C900TTL-E Location of Major Features ..5 Phone Connections ..........10 Figure 2: Mounting the C900TTL-E on the Ethernet Connections........10 Optional Plate Mount ........6 C900TTL-E Setup ...........11 Figure 3: Attaching the Enclosure Door ......
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EN | 4 1. C900TTL-E | Installation Guide | UL Listings and Approvals Tables Table 1: Power Terminal Strip Functions ....10 Table 2: Digital Dialer Protocol for DIP Switches 1-4, and 10 ........11 Table 3: C900TTL-E Programming for Switches 5-9 ...........12 Table 4: Dialer LED Functions ........13...
(data output) to an Ethernet connection on a local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN). When the dialer has data to report, the C900TTL-E provides the signals and voltages necessary to simulate a public switched telephone network (PSTN) connection to the central station.
Mounting holes in the mounting plate brackets. The C900TTL-E is static sensitive. Ensure 3. Place the top edge of the C900TTL-E module that you touch earth ground before (6) under the standoff bracket of the upper two handling the circuit board to discharge any standoffs (2).
(4). module is installed. 2. Position the mounting plate closest to the edge 1. Place the top edge of the C900TTL-E module (1) opposite the door hinge. between the two slots (8) on the inside top of the enclosure (7).
Installation Wiring The C900TTL-E can be used with a variety of control panels (refer to Figure 16 on page 25). This section provides instructions for wiring the C900TTL-E to a DS7400Xi. The C900TTL-E intercepts the phone line between the telco service and the control panel, making the control panel’s phone line monitor inactive.
Zone alarm report allows the digital dialer (if used) when the dialer begins to dial. Input 3 cannot force to indicate a failure of the C900TTL-E to the an intercept if the C900TTL-E is in Fallback central station, or to locally annunciate a failure if because of an error, command, or input 2 high.
(if used) to indicate to the central station a failure of the C900TTL-E, or to act as a means to annunciate a failure locally if the network communications path fails.
Reserved Reserved Reserved Telim** Robofon** Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved DTMF includes Contact ID, High Speed and 4/2 Express. ** C900TTL-E version 1.11 or later. These formats are not approved for UL 1610. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 5/07 | 4998122718-02...
If an error occurs in the Intercept Mode, the C900TTL-E automatically switches back to telco line. If the D6600 does not acknowledge a report that was intercepted by the C900TTL-E within the programmed time, the digital dialer hangs up and retries the message transmission. The programmed time is measured as a failed message transmission at the digital dialer. Based on the number of hang-ups, the C900TTL-E switches to Fallback Mode.
If Auto Fallback After Error is enabled (Switch 5 = ON), the C900TTL-E connects the dialer to the phone line on the next line seizure. If the dialer does not seize the line, this condition ends after two minutes.
If the dialer sends a valid message, the LED returns to a blinking green status. If the dialer hangs up, an intercept error is generated. The alternating LED also occurs when the line is seized, but no transaction is occurring (for example, the C900TTL-E is waiting for the dialer to return on-hook).
Fallback Mode In fallback operation, the C900TTL-E connects the PSTN to the dialer and the dialer to the telco, shunting itself out of the phone circuit. Intercept mode is maintained only if the C900TTL-E processor is running, and no errors occur.
Finish the Configuration on page 18. duplicates. Before you can program the IP address of the C900TTL-E, find the media access control (MAC) or hardware address of the C900TTL-E. The MAC address is hard-coded into the C900TTL-E during its manufacture and cannot be changed.
ARP command to assign the new IP accepted. address for the C900TTL-E. ARP is a program used to associate the C900TTL-E IP address with its MAC address temporarily. The ARP program is placed in the C:/WINDOWS directory by ®...
The Telnet application should now be running. 7. Select Connect→Remote System… 3. Select Connect Remote System... 8. This time, type 9999 into the Port field and accept the other fields. Click Connect. The Connect window appears: Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 5/07 | 4998122718-02...
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C900TTL-E | Installation Guide | 4.0 IP Address Configuration Setup Instructions For example, if this C900TTL-E was originally The message, Press Enter to go into programmed to IP address 190.200.128.152, we setup mode, appears. could change the address to 190.200.128.219.
255.255.192.0 255.255.128.0 255.255.0.0 Be careful not to enter a password into the 255.254.0.0 C900TTL-E by accident or to select [Y] to 255.252.0.0 change the password. If you enter a 255.248.0.0 password, store it in a secured place. If the 255.240.0.0 password is lost or forgotten, you cannot communicate with this unit again.
6- Security and follow the steps in Figure 15. 00 is not the default value, type [00] and press [ENTER] to change it. If encryption is enabled on the C900TTL-E, it must be enabled at the D6680 with the same key.
C900TTL-E is communicating with the network. 6. The connection fails the first time. This is normal. Configuration of the C900TTL-E is complete. Perform At the prompt, enter the same sequence but use this procedure for any additional C900TTL-E modules.
D6200 Programming Software. Refer to the D6200 Programming Software Operation and Installation Guide (P/N: 4998154991). • Network connections are configured to communicate through a DHCP server. • The IP address of the C900TTL-E is set to 0.0.0.0. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 5/07 | 4998122718-02...
C900TTL-E | Installation Guide | 6.0 UL Standard 1610 Intrusion System Installations 6. Connect Output 2 from the C900TTL-E to a 6.0 UL Standard 1610 Intrusion second D130 Relay Module connected to a 24-hour zone on the control panel. This provides a System Installations method to locally annunciate a network failure.
C900TTL-E | Installation Guide | 6.0 UL Standard 1610 Intrusion System Installations Figure 16: C900TTL-E and Generic Control Panel in Separate Enclosures Component Locations (UL Standard 1610, No Telephone Line) (UL Standard 864) PA N EL 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 910...
Ensure that DIP Switches 10, 1, 2, 3, and 4 are set for the correct format. If the control panel’s format does not match the C900TTL-E’s format, the C900TTL-E sends a Dialer Error or No Response to Handshake message to the receiver.
1 If an error occurs in the Intercept Mode, the C900TTL-E automatically falls back to the telco line. 2 If the D6600 does not acknowledge a report that was intercepted by the C900TTL-E in the proper amount of time, the digital dialer hangs up and retries the message transmission.
C900TTL-E | Installation Guide | 6.0 UL Standard 1610 Intrusion System Installations 7. Use the C900TTL-E with a UL Listed Burglary 6.2.2 Setting the DIP Switch Alarm Control Unit or a UL Listed combination A 10-position DIP switch programs the C900TTL-E.
C900TTL-E. NFPA-72. 5. Connect Output No 1 from the C900TTL-E to a If the control panels are used for fire D130 Relay Module connected to the same applications, test according to NFPA-72.
Intercept errors are always reported to Switch positions 1 through 4, and 10 work together the D6600. If the D6600 does not to program the dialer format into the C900TTL-E. acknowledge a signal that was intercepted by the C900TTL-E in the...