TAM-l. SPECIFICATIONS l Input Voltage: 10.5 VDC - 14.5 VDC l Input Current: 22 mA (Standby), 50 mA (During Remote Access) 154 mA (During Local Access) l Operating Temperature: 32OF

TAM-l Telephone Access Module

Hookup and Installation Instructions

N9828 11/97

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION.. ...................................................................................................................... 3

SPECIFICATIONS.. .................................................................................................................... 3

WIRING AND HOOKUP.. ........................................................................................................... 4

TERMINAL CONNECTIONS.. .................................................................................................... 7

SYSTEM OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................ 8

Remote Access.. .................................................................................................................. 8

Local Access.. ...................................................................................................................... 8

System Status Phrases.. ...................................................................................................... 8

FBI Mode.. ............................................................................................................................ 8

Universal Mode .................................................................................................................... 9

FBI and Universal Mode.. ..................................................................................................... 9

Relay Options.. ..................................................................................................................... 9

Bypassing the Voice Message System.. .............................................................................. 9

Bypassing the Local Answering Machine.. ........................................................................... 9

Changing User Codes (Universal Mode Only). .................................................................... 9

Programming Options .......................................................................................................... 11

Defaults.. .............................................................................................................................. 11

SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS.. ................................................................................................... 12

GENERAL FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................................ 12

PROGRAM MODE ..................................................................................................................... 12

OPTIONS PROGRAMMING WORKSHEETS.. .......................................................................... 13

WARRANTY. .............................................................................................................................. 15

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1. INTRODUCTION

The TAM-l (Telephone Access Module) is a remote control (add-on) module which is connected to the subscriber’s alarm control/communicator home telephone side. All other devices including the answering machine, fax machine, house phones, etc. are connected to the TAM-l.

The TAM-l can be connected to any FBI1 security panel via its 4 wire key station buss provided that panel uses either the FBI1 SM or RM style keypads.

The TAM-l also has a universal mode which requires the following control panel features:

- Keyswitch input

- Armed status output which maintains constant level

It can also be directly connected to any manufacturers security panel which has a mechanical key input and an armed status output.

When connected to FBI1 security panels (FBI1 Mode), the TAM-l will provide most of the keypad commands, except for user code programming which is only programmable through the control panel keypad. When connected to other manufacturer’s security panels (Universal Mode), the TAM-l will provide arm/disarm commands. NOTE: See the Summary of Functions for specific information.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

l Input Voltage: 10.5 VDC - 14.5 VDC

l Input Current: 22 mA (Standby),

50 mA (During Remote Access)

154 mA (During Local Access)

l Operating Temperature: 32OF to 122OF (O°C to +5OOC)

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FBI1 MODE WIRING DIAGRAM

TAM-i WIRING AND HOOKUP/FBI1 MODE

FBI1 PANEL WITH

4600 or 4612 BUSS

(NON-ADDRESSABLE

KEYPADS ONLY)

(FBI1 MODE)

( 1 TAM- 1


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FBI1 MODE CONNECTIONS

NO NIA

ARMED LED N/A

Tl PHONE * or RJ3lX

Rl PHONE * or RJ3lX

T TELCO 17 or RJ3lX

R TELCO 18 or RJ3lX

N/A

N/A

* or RJ3lX

* or RJ3lX

19 or RJ3lX

20 or R J31 X

N/A

NIA

* or RJ3lX

* or RJ3lX

18 or RJ3lX

19 or RJ3lX

NIA

NIA

* or RJ3lX

* or RJ3lX

31 or RJ3lX

32 or R J31 X

* NOTE: Connect Tl and Rl to all Home Telephones and Answering Machines either directly or throuqh RJ3lX.

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3. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

TERMINALS RED (+) & BLK (-)

DESCRIPTION REGULATED POWER

Connect to +12 VDC source from panel.

YELL KEYPAD DATA (FBI1 MODE ONLY)

Connect to keypad data terminal (YELLOW) from panel.

GRN KEYPAD CLOCK (FBI1 MODE ONLY)

Connect to keypad clock terminal (GREEN) from panel.

EARTH GROUND EARTH GROUND

Connect to Earth Ground terminal from panel.

COM MECHANICAL KEY OUT (UNIVERSAL MODE ONLY)

Connect to Mechanical Key Out (Keyswitch Terminal) from panel.

NO MECHANICAL KEY IN (UNIVERSAL MODE ONLY)

Connect to Mechanical Key In (Key switch Terminal) from panel.

ARMED LED ARMED LED STATUS OUT (UNIVERSAL MODE ONLY)

Connect to Armed LED Status Out terminal from panel.

PHONES (Tl I Rl) HOME TELEPHONES

Connect to all Home Telephones (including Answering Machine) to these terminals (Tip and Ring).

TELCO (T I R) TELCO

Connect to Home Terminals from panel (Telco and Ring).

EARTH GROUND: It is essential that the Earth Ground terminal on the TAM-1 be connected to Earth Ground along with the Earth ground connection of the security panel. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL ALLOW DAMAGE TO THE TAM-l FROM HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSIENTS.

NOTE: TAM-l has been designed to be housed in the control panel enclosure using 22-gauge wire and the double-sided tape provided.



4. SYSTEM OPERATIONS

The TAM-l can be accessed in either of two ways: Remote (away from home) and Local (on-premises).

4.1. REMOTE ACCESS The TAM-l can be accessed (activated) remotely using an outside telephone as follows:

Call the phone number to which the TAM-l is connected and allow the phone to ring the pre-determined number of rings. Default = five rings if the security panel is armed, nine rings if the panel is disarmed.

The TAM-l will answer with the message: “He//o, for system status, p/ease enter your user code”.

After the message is played, enter the [four digit PRIMARY or SECONDARY user code] (Universal Mode) (FBI1 Mode)

Defaults: Primary = 1234, Secondary = 5678

The TAM-l will respond to a correct user code by playing the present status of the security panel.

4.2. LOCAL ACCESS The TAM-l can be accessed (activated) locally using a telephone located on premise by picking up the phone and entering

a pre-determined number sequence:

Press*[3 digit Local Access Code], Default =*!Z

The TAM-l will respond to a correct number sequence by playing the present status of the security panel.

NOTE: Once a correct user code is accepted, the status of the system can be read and played back at any

time by entering [#I] [#I]. When connected to a FBI1 panel via the key station buss there is a 2 set delay

between requesting status and play back. This delay is because the TAM-l has to “read” the buss ta determine if any of the LED’s are flashinq: some LEDs flash at a verv slow rate.

4.3. SYSTEM STATUS PHRASES To obtain system status:

Press##

4.3.1. FBI1 MODE The following is a list of phrases the TAM-l will play to indicate security panel status when connected directly to a FBI1

alarm control panel via the key station four wire buss:

“System is not ready, zone(s) 1-12”

“System in on, to turn it off please enter your code”

“System is on, stay, to turn it off please enter your user code”

“System is on, instantktay, to turn it off p/ease enter your user code”

“System is in alarm, zone(s) l- 12, to turn it off please enter your user code”

“System is off, to turn it on please enter your user code”

“System is off, bypass, zones (s) 1-12, to turn it on please enter your user code”

“S stem is off, alarm, zone(s) l- 12, please enter your user code” Tf& h

l? rase serves as “alarm memory” as the zone(s) LED’s for zone(s)

the a arm is reset. The user code must be re-entered to turn them off. in alarm will still be flashing when

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4.3.2. UNIVERSAL MODE The following is a list of phrases the TAM-l can play to indicate security panel status when connected to a security

panel via the panels mechanical key input and armed indicator output:

“System is on, to turn it off, please enter your code”

“System is off, to turn it on, please enter your code”

If the panel has a flashing Armed LED to-indicate alarm, TAM-l can say “System Is In Alarm. To turn it off, please enter your user code.”

User attempts to enter the code program mode by entering *9. TAM-l responds with: “Change code, please enter your user code”

User enters their user code. The TAM-l responds to a correct code with: “Enter your new user code”

When four numbers are entered the TAM-l responds: “New user code is, (four numbers entered by user)”

I NOTE: To replay the new user code, press #* immediately I

User attempts to hang up by entering **.

The TAM-l responds by playing the message “Good Bye” and then hangs up.

User enters correct user code but panel fails to change its armed status. The TAM-l, after a 2 second delay,

responds with “No change”.

The following is a list of phrases the TAM-l will play in response to user input, only when connected to an FBI1 panel via the key station buss:

User attempts to arm (turn on) the TAM-l responds with message: “S ay”. p

anel in the stay mode by entering #71 before entering user code. The

User attempts to arm (turn on) the panel in the instant/stay mode by entering #72 before entering user code. The TAM-l responds with message: “Instant/Stay”.

User attempts to activate a panic alarm by entering #83. The TAM-l responds with “Panic A/arm”.

NOTE: 24 consecutive incorrect digits causes the TAM-l to play the message “Good bye” and then hang up.

4.4. RELAY OPTIONS (UNIVERSAL MODE ONLY) (SEE OPTION 2) Standard - If the Standard closure is selected the relay will activate for two(2) seconds (regardless of what is selected for

Option 5) each time a correct user code is entered.

The status of the system will not play until1 the end of the two second relay closure.

In addition TAM-l will respond to a flashing ARMED LED input with the message Security System is in Alarm”. Flashing rate range is from two to ten pulses per second.

Custom - If the Custom closure is selected the relay activation time is selected by OPTION 5. TAM - 1 will respond to a flashing ARMED LED by changing the System . . . on/off message each time it sees a change on the input.

4.5. BYPASSING THE LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY VOICE MESSAGE SYSTEM If the TAM-l is connected to a line which uses Voice Messaging it can be bypassed as follows:

Call the phoine number to which the TAM-l is connected. Allow the phone to ring the pre-programmed number of rings (see option 8 Default=l).

After the last ring hang up, wait 10-20 seconds and call back.

TAM-l will answer on the first ring and play the message “Hello, for system status, please enter your user code”.

Note: If there is another device connected to the same line as TAM-l that also uses Voice Messaging Bypass, it is recommended that you add two(2) to the number of rings for the other device and use that number for the TAM-l bypass.

Example: If the other device uses 1 ring, add 2 for TAM-l. Program a 3 for option 8.

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4.6. BYPASSING THE LOCAL ANSWERING MACHINE The TAM-l can be accessed (activated) remotely using an outside a telephone as follows:

Call the phone number to which the TAM-l is connected and allow the phone to ring the pre-determined number of rings. Default = five.

ANSWERING MACHINE DETECTION: If an answering machine, modem or similar device is connected to the same telephone line as the TAM-1 and it answers first, you can still connect to the TAM-l by entering a user code during a “quiet ” time. The TAM-l will connect in parallel with whatever device first answered the call and will respond with the message: “He//o, for system sfatus, p/ease enter your user code”. The operation of the TAM-l will now be the same as if it had answered the call.

4.7. CHANGING USER CODES

There are three, four digit user codes programmable in the TAM-l which are as

follows:

MAINTENANCE CODE (Universal & FBI1 Modes) - This code is used by the installation company to make than used 7

es to the programmable options. The maintenance code cannot be used to arm or drsarm, nor can rt be o re-program the primary or secondary user codes. Note: When performing programmrng, TAM-l refers

to the maintenance code as the user code.

PRIMARY CODE (Universal 81 FBI1 Modes) - This code is used for remote access and to un-conditionally arm/disarm the security panel.

SECONDARY CODE (Universal Mode Only 1

- This code is also used for remote access and to un-conditionally arm/disarm the security pane.

FBI1 MODE: Codes for arming/disarming are only programmable through the alarm control. However, the

Primary Code from TAM-l is used in the FBI1 mode for remote access and bypassing the answering machine.

To avoid confusion, the primary code should always be the same as the user code in the control panel.

TO RE-PROGRAM ANY OF THE THREE CODES PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:

1) Activate the TAM-l either remotely or locally.

2) After the TAM-l answers enter *9. The TAM-l responds with: “Change code, please enter your user code”.

3) Enter the user code you wish to change. The TAM-l responds to a correct code with: “Enter your new user code”.

4) Enter new user code. After four di “New user code is (plays back t 8

its the TAM-l will respond with: e user code)“.

5) The user may replay the new user code by pressing #* immediately.



4.8. PROGRAMMING OPTIONS (FBI1 AND UNIVERSAL MODES)

1) Activate t h e TAM-l e i t h e r remotely or locally.

2) After t h e TAM-l answers enter * O . T h e TAM-l responds with: “ f r o g r a m , p / e a s e enfer y o u r u s e r c o d e ” .

3) Enter t h e f o u r digit M a i n t e n a n c e c o d e (default=7261). T h e TAM-l w i l l respond to a correct c o d e w i t h t h e message ‘ F r o g r a m ” .

NOTE: If y o u i n c o r r e c t l y enter t h e primary or s e c o n d a r y u s e r c o d e y o u m u s t start o v e r w i t h l O.

4) P r o g r a m m i n g of t h e options s t a r t s at O p t i o n 1 a n d p r o g r e s s e s s e q u e n t i a l l y

to t h e l a s t digit of t h e M a i n t e n a n c e code.

Enter t h e o p t i o n d a t a as recorded on t h e OPTIONS P R O G R A M M I N G W O R K S H E E T ,

Do n o t s k i TAM-l w i l r w h e n t h e l a s t digit is entered, automatically e x i t t h e program m o d e a n d p l a y b a c k t h e optrons.

a n y options e v e n if y o u do n o t w i s h to c h a n g e t h e option. If a l l t h e options a r e to be changed t h e

5) Although t h e options m u s t be changed in s e q u e n t i a l order y o u c a n leave t h e program m o d e at a n y t i m e by pressing # to s a v e t h e changes y o u h a v e m a d e a n d e x i t or pressing ** A n y t r m e y o u e x r t t h e TAM-l w i l l p l a y b a c k t h e options.

to e x i t without s a v i n g a n y changes.

6) To r e p l a y t h e n e w u s e r code, press #* i m m e d i a t e l y .

E x a r n p / e : To c h a n g e O P T I O N 2 y o u m u s t first re-enter O P T I O N 1 t h e n enter t h e n e w d a t a f o r O P T I O N 2, at t h i s t i m e y o u

c a n e x i t t h e program m o d e without h a v i n g to r e - p r o g r a m t h e r e m a i n i n g options by pressing * # # . T h i s w i l l s a v e t h e change, e x i t t h e program a n d cause t h e TAM-l to playback t h e options.

NOTE: If y o u m a k e a mistake as y o u a r e p r o g r a m m i n g y o u c a n go b a c k to a n d start o v e r by pressing # o n c e . If y o u h a v e m i s t a k e n l y entered t h e program m o d e or if f o r a n y other r e a s o n y o u w i s h to e x i t t h e program m o d e without s a v i n g a n y changes press * * .

4.9. DEFAULTS T h e TAM-l h a s a s e t of default options a c c e s s i b l e to t h e i n s t a l l e r or if t h e a c c e s s codes a r e l o s t by t h e s u b s c r i b e r .

These options c a n be accessed a n y time, while power is applied, by m o m e n t a r i l y shorting together t h e t w o p i n s located on c o n n e c t o r Pl .

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5. SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS

5.1. GENERAL FUNCTIONS

1 KEY SEQUENCE

[Access Code]

#71 [Access Code]

#I72 [Access Code]

#4 [Zone] [Access Code]

#4 ione]

* [Local Access Code]

##

*0 [Maintenance Code] Enter Program Mode Universal/FBI1

*9 [Access Code] Change Access Code Mode Universal/FBI1

**

5.2. PROGRAM MODE

DE$@tIPlION

Turn System On/Off

MOUE

Universal/FBI1

Arm System - Stay

Armed System - Instant/Stay

FBI1

FBI1

Panic I FBI1 (Local only)

Bypass zone # FBI1

Local House Access

Repeat System Status

Universal/FBI1 (Local only)

Universal/FBI1

DisconnecVHang up Universal/FBI1

KEY @EQUENCE

#

DESCFtlPTlDN

Start over from Option 1

MODE

Universal/FBI1

**

*#

Exit Program Mode without saving changes

At any point in program when “**” is pressed, program replays from

Option 1.

Exit Program Mode and save changes

Replays all settings from Option 1.

Universai/FBll

Universal/FBI1


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TAM-l OPTIONS PROGRAMMING WORKSHEET

Name:

Account Number:

Address:

Programmed by:

OPTION ’ DESGBIPTIGN (Check or En&r Sela&in l )

1 OrdOff (Arm/Disarm) Output Type (see note 1):

0

l 1 = Momentary

2 = Alternating

*

StancfarcUCustom Momentary Relay Closure:

cl

III

1 = Standard (2 second activation)

2 = Custom (use time listed in Option 5)

Polarity of System Status input (Armed LED):

3 l 1 = Voltage > 2 VDC means the control panel is on (armed)

l Voltage < 2 VDC means the control panel is off (disarmed)

2 = Voltage -z 2 VDC means the control panel is on (armed) Voltage > 2 VDC means the control panel is off (disarmed)

Secondary Access Code Capability:

4 cl

cl

1 = Secondav Access Code can ONLY arm the system

2 = Secondav Access Code can arm and disarm the system

5 Activation time of the control re/ay if selected by Option 1 as momentary and Option 2 as custom_ The value is multiplied by 0.5 seconds to determine actual activation time.

1 = 0.5 set, 0 2 = 1 set, Cl 3=1.5sec, l l4=2sec,

0 iIl6=3sec,tl7=3.5sec,iIl8=4sec,

Cl

5 = 2.5 set,

9 = 4.5 set, l 0=5sec

6 0 Number of rings before TAM-1 answers when system is ARMED (1-9)

7 :n Number of rings before TAM-l answers when system is DISARMED (1-9,

Voice Message Bypass and required number of initial rings

8 0 0 = Disabled

l cl cl

cl

1 = Enabled, 1 ring; 2 = Enabled, 2 rings; 3 = Enabled, 3 rings;

cl

4 = Enabled, 4 rings; cl 5 = Enabled, 5 rings; cl 6 = Enabled, 6 rings;

7 = Enabled, 7 rings; l 8 = Enabled, 8 rings; tl 9 = Enabled, 9 rings

B cltl Local Access Code (any 2 digits: 0-9)

lo clnclcl Maintenance Code (any 4 digits; 0-9)

f

MODE DEFAULT

Universal 1

Universal 1

Universal 1

Universal 2

Universal 1

Universal/FBI1 5

~ Universal/FBI1 9

Universal 1

Universal/FBI1 55

Universal/FBI1 7261

WARNING: For FBI1 Mode the number of rings for TAM-l must be set LOWER than the number of rings in the

control panel if UPLOADING/DOWNLOADING is performed. Also, if an answering machine is connected, it

must be set to a LOWER ring count than the TAM-l module. For example, set the answering machine to 4

rinas. the TAM-l to 5 rinas [armed) and g rinas (disarmed) and the control panel to 10 rinos or higher.


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,AGGESS GODES MODE DEFAULT ,’

Maintenance Code (any 4 digits: 0-9). See note 2 Universal/FBI1 7261

IIUCIII Primary Code (any 4 digits: 0-9). See note 2 Universal/FBI1 1234

•cl~~ Secondary Code (any 4 digits: 0-9) See note 2 Universal 5678

Notes:

1) Indicates whether the control panel keyswitch requires a momentary or alternate signal. If the control panel keyswitch input requires a pulse to change state, then select the momentary option. The duration of the pulse will be determined by Options 2 and 5.

2) Valid digits 0-9 only.



Fire Burglary Instruments Inc., a Subsidiary of Pittway Corporation, Pittway Corporation its divisions, subsidiaries, affiliates (“Seller”), 149 Eileen Way, Syosset, New York 11791, warrants its products to be in conformance with its own plans specifications to be free from defects in materials workmanship under normal use service for five years from the date stamp control on the product, or for products not having a date stamp, for twelve months from the date of original purchase unless the installation instructions or catalog sets forth a shorter period, in which case the shorter period shall apply. Seller’s obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing, at its option, free of charge for materials or labor, any part which is proved not in compliance with Seller’s specifications or proves defective in materials or workmanship under normal use service. Seller shall have no obligation under this Limited Warranty or otherwise if the product is altered or improperly repaired or serviced by anyone other than Seller. For warranty service, return transportation prepaid, to Factory Service, 149 Eileen Way, Syosset , New York 11791.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, OF MERCHANT ABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF. IN NO CASE SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OR UPON ANY OTHER BASIS OF LIABILITY WHATSOEVER, EVEN THE LOSS OR DAMAGE IS CAUSED BY ITS OWN NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT.

Seller does not represent that the products it sells may not be compromised or circumvented; that the products will prevent any personal injury or property loss by burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise; or that the products will in all cases provide adequate warning or protection. Customer understands that a properly installed maintained alarm system may only reduce the risk of a burglary, robbery, or fire without warning, but it is not insurance or a guarantee that such will not occur or that there will be no personal injury or property loss as a result. CONSEQUENTLYSELLER SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR OTHER LOSS BASED ON A CLAIM THE PRODUCT FAILED TO GIVE ANY WARNING. HOWEVER, IF SELLER IS HELD LIABLE, WHETHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE, REGARD LESS OF CAUSE OR ORIGIN, SELLER’S MAXIMUM LIABILITY SHALL NOT IN ANY CASE EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT, WHICH SHALL BE THE COMPLETE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AGAINST SELLER.

This warranty replaces any previous warranties is the only warranty made by Seller on this product. No increase or alteration, written or verbal, of the obligations of this Limited Warranty is authorized.


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Documents

TAM-l. SPECIFICATIONS l Input Voltage: 10.5 VDC - 14.5 VDC l Input Current: 22 mA (Standby), 50 mA (During Remote Access) 154 mA (During Local Access) l Operating Temperature: 32OF