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TS400 & TS410

Installation & User Guide

Compatible Equipment

TS400 REM - Remote Keypad

9040 - Loudspeaker

SD1+ - Speech Dialler

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Overview

Introduction

The TS400 and TS410 are 6 zone microprocessor based

intruder alarm control panels with 5 programmable

zones and a dedicated Final Exit zone. The ease of

operation for setting and unsetting lends itself ideally to

domestic and smaller commercial installations.

TS400 Features

5 Programmable zones Night, Access, Fire, PA &

Keyswitch (plus common tamper)

Dedicated Final Exit zone

On board keypad and LED indicators

Up to 4 remote keypads

Facilities to connect to an SD1+ Speech Dialler

4 event log

Programmable output for vibration detectors or

latching PIRs

Dual user codes

Remote Reset facility

2.1 Ah battery capacity

All data stored in Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)

TS410 Features

5 Programmable zones Night, Access, Fire, PA &

Keyswitch (plus common tamper)

Dedicated Final Exit zone

Blind control panel supplied with 1 remote keypad

with the option to support up to 4.

Facilities to connect to an SD1+ Speech Dialler

4 event log

Programmable output for vibration detectors or

latching PIRs

Dual user codes

Remote Reset facility

7.0 Ah battery capacity

All data stored in Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)

Specifications

TS400 Control Panel

Input Voltage:

240V

10% 50Hz

Current:

40mA (normal) 85mA (alarm)

Power Supply:

750mA

Standby Battery:

2.1Ah

Dimensions:

205 (W) x 205 (H) x 64 (D) mm

Material:

3mm polycarbonate

Weight:

1.2 Kg

Environment:

0 - 55

TS410 Control Panel

Input Voltage:

240V

10% 50Hz

Current:

40mA (normal) 85mA (alarm)

Power Supply:

750mA

Standby Battery:

7.0Ah

Dimensions:

242 (W) x 237 (H) x 86 (D) mm

Material:

1.2mm mild steel

Weight:

2.6 Kg

Environment:

0 - 55

Remote Keypad

Current:

35mA (normal) 50mA (alarm)

Dimensions:

130 (W) x 130 (H) x 30 (D) mm

Material:

3mm polycarbonate

Weight:

415g

Environment:

0 - 55

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System Installation

PCB Layout

Bell Fuse

This 1 Amp fuse protects the supply to the external

sounder/bell.

Aux Fuse

This 1 Amp fuse protects the supply to devices power

from the auxiliary 12V terminals.

Speaker Volume R37

Cut R37 to reduce the volume of the extension

loudspeakers.

Factory Restart Pins

If these pins are shorted during power-up all system

programming data is restored to the factory default

values, see page 6 for defaults.

Home Inhibit Link

When the link is open the (Alm-) terminal activates when

an alarm occurs during a full or part set condition. When

the link is closed the [ALM-] terminal activates only if an

alarm occurs during a full set condition.

Zones 1 - 5 Indicator LEDs

These red indicator LEDs indicate the alarm status of

zone 1 - 5. Note these are not fitted on the TS410.

Unset Indicator LED

This green indicator LED is used to indicate the status of

the system set or unset. It also flashes when the mains

power is removed or when the user selects the user

program mode.

Tamp Indicator LED

This red LED is used to indicate a system tamper alarm,

it also flashes when the engineer program mode is

selected. Note this is not fitted on the TS410.

F/E Indicator LED

This red LED is used to indicate the status of the final exit

zone. Note this is not fitted on the TS410.

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A.C.

ALM

RST

TRG

+H
/O

TMP

AUX

MPER

L/S

AUX

12V

ZONE

FIRE

ZONE

K'SW

ZONE

ACCESS

ZONE

ACCESS

ZONE

1
F/E
X

Remote Keypad

Interface Connector

Keypad

(Not fitted on TS410)

Factory Restart Pins

Indicator LEDs

Home alarm

inhibit link

Cut R37 to reduce

volume

(1AMP)

AUX
12V

Leads to

transformer

Tamper switch

Zone

connections

External

sounder

connections

Bell
(1AMP)

HOME

AWAY

FACTORY

RESTART

R37

HOME ALM

INHIBIT

UNSET

TAMP

F/E

EX
TE

RNAL

BELL

Figure 1. TS400 & TS410 Connection Diagram

Wiring Example

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ALARM

Supply +

Supply -

SMOKE DETECTOR

TAMPER

+12V

PIR

TAMPER

ALARM

+12V

PIR

To AUX +12V

To AUX -12V

To ZONE 4 (FIRE)

P.A. BUTTON

To ZONE 5 (P.A.)

FLUSH CONTACT

SURFACE CONTACT

To FINAL EXIT

To ZONE 3

To AUX -12V

To AUX +12V

To ZONE 2

To AUX -12V

To AUX +12V

To ZONE 1

TRIGGER -

STROBE -

HOLD OFF +

HOLD OFF -

TAMPER RETURN -

EXTERNAL SOUNDER

ALM -
RST -
TRG -

STB -

-H/O

TMP -

AUX

TAMPER

L/S -

AUX 12V

ZONE 5 (P A)

ZONE 4 (FIRE)

ZONE 3 (K/Sw)

ZONE 2 (ACCESS)

ZONE 1 (ACCESS)

FINAL EXIT

TS400/TS410

NOTE:

Any unused zones must be

linked out.

PIRs and Surface Contacts may

be connected to any zone. This

diagram is only used to represent

a typical installation example.

If a keyswitch is fitted, it must be

connected to Zone 3 and then

programmed as KEYSWITCH.

If a Smoke/Heat Detector is fitted,

it must be connected to Zone 4

and then programmed as FIRE.

If a P.A. Button is fitted, it must be

connected to Zone 5 and then

programmed as P.A.

= 16 Ohm Extension Loud speaker

(cut R37 to reduce volume)

TERMINAL STRIP

(NOT SUPPLIED)

R37

ALARM

Figure 2 Example Wiring Diagram

Installing a Remote Keypad

Ensure that the mains and battery power has been

disconnected and proceed as follows:

Connect each core of the 6-core cable to the

interface terminals "L E D C B A" (make a note of the

colours used for each connection).

Pass the yellow flying-lead behind the PCB and

connect it to the [L/S-] terminal.

Plug the Interface board into the interface socket as

shown below:

Separate the remote keypad cover and base by

using a screwdriver to push two of the clips (top or

bottom) inwards from the cover retaining slots. Then

lift the cover assembly, noting that the circuit board

is connected to the under side of the cover.

Hold the remote keypad base in position (keyhole to

the top) and mark the three securing holes, drill and

plug the wall as required. Pass the 6-core cable into

the base via the cable entry points as appropriate

and secure the base to the wall.

Connect each core of the 6-core cable to the

remote keypad terminals "L A B C D E", ensuring that

the connections through to the control panel are A

to A, B to B, etc. If more remote keypads are to be

fitted, they may be connected in a star or daisy

chain configuration (providing the cable length to

the last or furthest remote keypad does not exceed

50 metres).

Carefully reattach the front cover assembly to the

remote keypad base ensuring that all cables are

clear of the tamper switch spring and the cover is

securely clipped to the base.

Extension Loudspeakers

A 16 Ohm extension loudspeaker can be connected

between the [L/S-] and [AUX 12V+] terminals. R37

(located in the top left hand corner of the PCB) can be

cut to reduce the volume of the internal sounders

(alarm is always full volume).

ALM- Terminal

This terminal is switched negative (100mA) on alarm

and is removed when the system is reset. If the Link

marked "HOME ALARM INHIBIT" on the main PCB is

closed, the [ALM-] output is disabled when the system

is part-set (Home). Normally this output is used to

trigger a speech dialler or similar.

RST- Terminal

This terminal may be programmed as:

Detector Reset (DTR RST)

When programmed as Detector Reset the output may

be used for detectors which latch their alarm

condition, and must be de-powered to reset (e.g.

smoke detectors, vibration detectors etc.). Power for

such detectors must be connected between [AUX

12V] and [RST-].

Switched 12V (SW12V)

When programmed as Switched 12V the output may

be connected to the latch input terminal on latching

detectors (e.g., PIRs etc.). This feature is normally used

when more than one detector is connected to a

single zone. It allows the user to identify the alarm

source by latching the indicator LED on the detector

that caused the alarm activation. The latched LED will

clear when the system is reset.

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Interface PCB

Flying-lead

connected to L/S -

Flying-lead

L/S

Figure 3 Remote Interface Connections

16 Ohm Loudspeaker

L/S -

AUX +12V

Figure 4 Speaker Connections

Aux 12V Power

The auxiliary 12V terminals provide a permanent 12V

supply for detectors which require a low voltage supply

e.g., PIRs, vibration detectors, smoke detectors etc. The

output is protected by a 1 Amp fuse (Aux 12V).
The maximum available current from the control panel

power supply is 750mA. The following is a typical

example showing how to calculate the available

auxiliary current.

Control Panel

= 85mA

External Sounder = 250mA
External Strobe

= 115mA

Total

450mA

Auxiliary Available =

300mA

(750 - 450)

SD1+ (Optional)

The SD1+ is a customer programmable speech dialler

which dials pre-programmed numbers to inform

neighbours etc. of the alarm. It is capable of transmitting

up to 3 messages linked to inputs A, B and C.

Initial Power-Up

Place a small screwdriver blade between the pins

on the control panel PCB, marked FACTORY RESTART

(located just below the LEDs). This will ensure the

factory defaults are loaded as shown below:

Engineer Code

1234

User Code 1

5678

Zone 1

Alarm

Zone 2

Access

Zone 3

Alarm

Zone 4

Alarm

Zone 5

Alarm

Exit Time

30 Seconds

Entry Time

30 Seconds

Bell Duration

20 Minutes

Bell Output

SAB (-ve applied)

Remote Reset Number

004

Setting Mode

Timed Set

Reset Authority

User Reset

Number Of Rearms

Operation Of Keyswitch

Away Set (Full)

RST- Output

Detector Reset

HOME Set Configuration

Zone 1 Omitted

Factory Default Settings

Switch on the 240V mains supply, when the green

UNSET LED is lit remove the screwdriver blade. The

internal alarm will sound and the TAMPER LED will

light.

Enter the engineer’s passcode (default 1 2 3 4),

the alarm will silence. Enter the engineer’s

passcode again and the TAMPER LED will flash

(engineer programming menu selected).

Connect the standby battery. If the TAMPER LED

lights permanently and the internal alarm sounds

when the battery is connected, then it may be

incorrectly connected or it may be totally

discharged. Disconnect the battery

immediately

and reconnect or replace as appropriate.

Push the battery into place at the bottom of the

housing and re-fit the front cover.

☞

On the TS410 you MUST connect the earth
bonding cable from the front cover to the
spade connection point.

Fit the battery link in the external sounder and

replace cover.

The system is now ready for programming.

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ALM -

RST -

TRG -

STB-

TMP -

AUX

TAMPER

L/S -

ZONE 5 (P A)

H/O

AUX 12V

ZONE 4 (Fire)

TRIG A

TRIG B

+12V

TAMPER

BOX

TRIG C

Set TRIG POLARITY to -ve

Note:

Only connect TRIG A (FIRE)

and TRIG B (PA) if zones 4 and 5

are programmed as Fire and PA.

TS400/TS410

SD1+

Figure 5. SD1+ Connections Details

Key Functions

Engineer’s Reset

Enter the Engineer’s Code default 1234. You

are now in Engineer’s Mode.

Press

to return to unset.

Loading Defaults

Power down panel mains and battery.

Place a small screwdriver blade between the

pins on the control panel PCB, marked Factory

Restart.

Power up panel battery and mains.

Remove screwdriver.

Enter 1234 to silence alarm.

The system will have reverted back to Factory

Default Programming.

Bell Test/ Walk Test

Please refer to user’s menu numbers 1 and 2

respectively.

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Engineer’s Quick Reference Programming Chart

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Key

Function

Action

LEDs

Off

Zone Types

Press [1] - [5] to toggle LEDs

on/off.

Press [0] to end

1
2
3
4
5

Z1 = Access
Z2 =

Access

Z3 = Keyswitch
Z4 = Fire
Z5 = PA

Z1 =

Alarm

Z2 = Alarm
Z3 =

Alarm

Z4 =

Alarm

Z5 =

Alarm

View Log

Press [1] for newest event

Press [4] for oldest event

Zone LEDs that light have caused an alarm

Walk Test

Activate detectors.

Press [0] to end

When the zone is in alarm the panel will sound
and the relevant zone LED will light.

Exit Time

Press [1] to [4].

Press [0] to end

1
2
3
4

10 seconds

30 seconds

1 minute
2 minutes

Entry Time

Press [1] to [4].

Press [0] to end

1
2
3
4

10 seconds

30 seconds

1 minute
2 minutes

Bell Duration

Press [1] - [5].

Press [0] to end

1
2
3
4
5

90 seconds
3 minutes
10 minutes

20 minutes

Continuous

Change Engineer's

Passcode

Enter new passcode twice

Zone LEDs 1 - 4 will light, as code is entered

each LED will go out one by one.

Remote Reset No.

Enter reset number twice

Zone LEDs 1 - 3 will light, as code is entered

each LED will go out one by one.

System Options

Press [1] - [6] to toggle LEDs

on/off

Press [0] to end

1
2
3
4
5

F.Exit

Bell output = SAB

Set by Final Exit
Reset by Engineer

3 re-arms

Key = Home set
RST = SW12V

Bell output = SCB

Set by Timed Exit

Reset by User

1 re-arm

Key = Away set

RST = Det. Reset

HOME

Part set the system

Leave via exit route

AWAY

Full set the system

Leave via exit route

Return to unset

Engineer's Quick Reference Programming Chart

User Options Menu

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Unset

LED

Flashes

HOME

= Bell Test

= Walk Test

= Change Passcode 1

= Change Passcode 2

= Home Set Configuration

= Return to unset mode

Press

twice when the system

is in the unset mode to select

"Chime" zones.

TAMPER

UNSET

FINAL EXIT

TAMPER

UNSET

FINAL EXIT

HOME

Enter first 3 digits of passcode then

(e.g.,

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