CM-800 • CM-900
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since 1955
OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL
FEATURES
APPLICATION
The CM800/CM900 (CM-800, CM-900) Emergency Call
Signaling System is designed for elderly housing, retirement
facilities or wherever an Emergency Call System is required.
• Choice of signaling stations
• Modular master annunciators in 4 or more zones
• Zones custom numbers using RP-021CM lens
The Emergency Call System provides audible and visual indication of all calls originating in the system.
markings
• Choice of flush, surface or desk mount annunciator
The CM800/CM900 Annunciator contains lamps for call
indication, as well as a tone-off switch and audible tone signaling
devices.
Calls can be activated by Emergency pull station models
SF-117/2B, SF-117/2C, SF-117/4B, SF-117/4C, SF-118/2B,
SF-118/2C, SF-118/4B, SF-118/4C or by push button models
SF-154, SF-154B.
LEE DAN
LI-381
Dome Light
SF-117/2B SF-117/4C
Pull Stations
BE-005
6" Vibrating Bell
PK-2019
Annunciator Control
800-231-1414 • 631-231-1414
155 Adams Avenue • Hauppauge, NY 11788-3699
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©2009 LEE DAN® Communications, Inc.
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56 Zone CM-800
Anunciator:
1 CM-800/20
1 AM-800/36
56 RP-021CM
1 OF-202T
INTERCOMS • MAILBOXES • DIRECTORIES
NURSE-CALL • ANNUNCIATORS • WIRE & CABLE
With continuous product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.
IN-514 Rev. 10 (9/09)
Table of Contents ————————————————————
System Operating Instructions ........................................................ 1
CM800, CM900 Annunciators ............................................................1
SF117, SF118 Emergency Call Stations ..............................................1
SF154 Emergency Call Station ............................................................1
IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers .........................2
LI381 Corridor Light ...........................................................................2
LI382 Corridor Light ...........................................................................2
LI118B, LI123B Corridor Lights ........................................................ 2
BE005, BE007 Corridor Bells .............................................................2
System Installation ......................................................................... 3
Installation Procedure ..........................................................................3
Equipment Locations ...........................................................................3
Wiring Installation ............................................................................... 3
Housing Installation .............................................................................4
Wire Checkout ..................................................................................4
Connections Checkout ........................................................................4
Illustrations
Figure 1—Master Panel Housing Chart and Wall Cut-Out Details ...... 5
Figure 2—Ring and Back Box for SF117, SF118
and SF154 Emergency Call Stations .........................5
Figure 3—Ring and Back Box for IR019 & IR019B
Tone Speakers, and LI118B, LI123B,
LI381 & LI382 Corridor Lights ................................ 5
Figure 4—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/2,
SF118/2 & SF154 Emergency Switches,
and LI381 & LI118B Corridor Lights .......................6
Figure 5—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with
SF117/4 Continuous Duty Door Release,
LI381 Corridor Light, LI123B Corridor
Light with Buzzer, and BE005 Corridor Bell ............7
Figure 6—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with
SF117/2 Continuous Duty Door Release,
LI381 Corridor Light, Smoke Detector,
and BE007 Corridor Bell ........................................... 8
Figure 7—Connection Diagram for Parallel CM800 Panels ................8
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System Operating Instructions ——————————————
System operators must read the following operating instructions concerning system
equipment and terms used in conjunction with the equipment.
CM800 (CM-800), CM900 (CM-900) Annunciators
Answer Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by simultaneous operation of the following signals:
• Steady illumination of the associated station selector lamp, which is marked to
indicate call origin.
• Rapidly pulsating audible tone. The audible call signal may be canceled by pressing
the tone-off button. The tone-off light will illuminate to indicate that tone is silenced.
The tone-off button may be pressed at any time to verify operation of the tone-off lamp.
Call signals may only be canceled at the point of origin, and all calls must be answered in
person.
Test Station Annunciator Lamp (if so equipped):
One lamp test button is provided on each panel of annunciator lamps. Press the lamp
test button—all annunciator lamps on that panel should be illuminated.
Improper Operation:
If the CM800 or CM900 Annunciator fails to operate as described, contact qualified
maintenance personnel. If a malfunction occurs during a call-in, causing a lack of
indication of call origin on the master station, first determine the origin of the call by
observing which corridor light is illuminated, and then inform qualified personnel.
SF117, SF118 Emergency Call Stations
Place an Emergency Call:
Pull the call cord and wait for an Attendant. (Note: The SF118 station has a red callplaced light that illuminates when the cord is pulled.)
Reset the Station:
Push the slide switch up.
Improper Operation:
If the station does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no
user serviceable parts on SF117 and SF118 Emergency Call Stations.
SF154 (SF-154B) Emergency Call Station
Place an Emergency Call:
Press the switch in so that the red area of the switch is visible, and wait for an Attendant.
Reset the Station:
Press the switch out so that the red area of the switch is not visible.
Improper Operation:
If the station does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no
user serviceable parts on the SF154 Emergency Call Station.
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System Operating Instructions
IR019 (IR-019), IR019B (IR-019B) Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers
Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by a rapidly pulsating audible tone. The audible tone
signal can be silenced by pressing the tone-off switch. (The IR019 is not equipped with
a tone-off light.) The IR019 and IR019B tone mimics the annunciator tone—either
steady or pulsing.
Improper Operation:
If the speaker does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no
user serviceable parts on the IR019 and IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers.
LI381 (LI-381) Corridor Light
Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by steady illumination of the corridor light associated
with the calling station.
Improper Operation:
If the corridor light does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel.
There are no user serviceable parts on the LI381 Corridor Light, other than bulbs.
LI382 (LI-382) Corridor Light
Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by steady illumination of the corridor light associated
with the calling station. The second light can be used for other call types initiated from
the same zone.
Improper Operation:
If the corridor light does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel.
There are no user serviceable parts on the LI382 Corridor Light, other than bulbs.
LI118B (LI-118B), LI123B (LI-123B) Corridor Lights
Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by steady illumination of the corridor light and a steady
buzzer.
Improper Operation:
If the corridor light does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel.
There are no user serviceable parts on the LI118 and LI123B Corridor Lights, other
than bulbs.
BE005 (BE-007), BE007 (BE-007) Corridor Bells
Emergency Calls:
Emergency calls are indicated by a steady ringing of the corridor bells.
Improper Operation:
If the corridor bell does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel.
There are no user serviceable parts on the BE005 and BE007 Corridor Bells.
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System Installation ——————————————————––
Installation Procedure
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Read the following instructions concerning system equipment, and determine
installation methods before proceeding.
Determine equipment locations.
Install wiring.
Install housings.
Check wires.
Connect equipment.
Check connections.
Apply power.
Check system operation.
Equipment Locations
CM800, CM900 Annunciator:
Locate CM800 and CM900 Annunciators within easy reach of operating personnel.
Permitted operating temperature of 10°C–30°C must not be exceeded.
SF117, SF118, SF154 Emergency Call Stations:
Locate emergency stations where convenient for operation. Avoid areas where direct
contact with water may occur. The SF117 and SF118 include a 6' long pull cord,
permitting installation high enough to provide easy operation by the staff and by seated
or prone patients. The SF154 is operated by means of a push button located on the
station.
IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers:
Locate annunciator tone speakers as needed and where convenient for operation.
Location must provide for unobstructed visibility of the tone-off indicator (IR019B).
LI381, LI382, LI118B, LI123B Corridor Lights:
Locate corridor lights in the corridor above or beside the door of the associated rooms.
Location must provide unobstructed visibility of the corridor light in both directions.
PK2019 (PK-2019) Control Unit:
The PK2019 may be surface mounted adjacent to the SS106, if necessary. If remotely
located, cable run from PK2019 to CM800/CM900 must not exceed 100'.
PK601A (PK-601A) Power Supply:
Surface mount the PK601A adjacent to the SS106 and PK2019.
PK612A (PK-612A) DC Flasher:
Surface mount the PK612A adjacent to the SS106 and PK2019.
BE005/BE007 (BE-005/BE-007)Corridor Bells:
Locate BE005 and BE007 Corridor Bells in corridor above door height. Location in
corridor will be determined by the number of bells required on each floor.
SS106 (AKA PS-30A) Transformer:
Locate SS106 in an accessible area near a source of 117 VAC. Observe local codes.
Wiring Installation
Run wiring conduit from corridor light to corridor light and terminate at the CM800 or CM900
annunciator panel. Select conduit size according to the application, as shown in wiring
diagrams in this booklet. Observe local codes.
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System Installation
PK2019 (PK-2019) Options:
• For 30-second delay before tone, connect terminal A to terminal N.
• For steady tone, connect terminal W to terminal N. If the annunciator lamp is flashing,
the tone will be intermittent despite terminal W connection.
Housing Installation
CM800, CM900 Annunciators:
Flush Wall Mount—Provide a wall cutout as shown in Figure 1. Fit the back box and
frame assembly into the prepared opening. Fasten the assembly in place. Note: The back
box must be TekTone® OH200 Series.
Surface Wall Mount—Fasten the back box and frame assembly to the wall through the
holes provided in back of the box, using suitable fasteners. Note: Back box must be
TekTone® OH300 Series.
SF117, SF118, SF154 Emergency Call Stations:
Install single gang ring (or single gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Figure 2
for each emergency call station in system. Minimum dimensions of back box must not
be less than 4"×4"×1.5". Minimum opening on ring must not be less than 1.75"×2.75".
Minimum clearance from live parts of the station to dead metal parts must not be less
than 0.5".
IR019, IR019B Remote Annunciator Tone Speakers:
Install double gang ring (or double gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Figure 3
for each tone speaker station. Minimum dimensions of back box must not be less than
4"×4"×1.5".
LI118B, LI123B Corridor Lights:
Install double gang ring (or double gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Figure 3
for each tone speaker station. Minimum dimensions of back box must not be less than
4"×4"×1.75".
LI381 (LI-381), LI382 (LI-382)Corridor Lights:
Install double gang ring (or double gang ring and double gang box) as shown in Figure 3
for each corridor light. Minimum dimensions of back box must not be less than
4"×4"×1.5". Minimum opening on ring must not be less than 2.75"×2.75". Minimum
clearance from live parts of the station to dead metal parts must not be less than 0.5".
BE005, BE007 Corridor Bells:
Install a standard 4" Bell Box.
Wire Checkout
Use an ohmmeter or other continuity checking device to test wires for shorts or grounds.
If shorts or grounds are encountered, find and correct the problems before continuing.
Make sure the minimum number of conductors that are needed for all of the equipment
being used in the system are available.
Connections Checkout
Re-check all connections to equipment. If all wires and connections are satisfactory, connect
the primary coil of the SS106 Transformer to a source of 117 VAC 60 Hz (30 VA max.).
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Figure 1—Master Panel Housing Chart and Wall Cut-Out Details
Housing
Flush
Surface
OH202
OH302
OH203
OH303
OH204
OH304
OH205
OH305
16"
Wall Opening
Width (B) Height
8.5"
16.25"
12.5"
16.25"
16.5"
16.25"
20.5"
16.25"
3.75"
B
4" min.
Finished Wall
16.25"
B
16.25"
B
66"
In masonry walls, install 0.5"×4" wood
fillers at top and bottom of opening for
housing attachment.
Finished Floor
Figure 2—Ring and Back Box for
SF117, SF118 and SF154
Emergency Call Stations
Figure 3—Ring and Back Box for
IR019 & IR019B Tone Speakers, and
LI118B, LI123B, LI381 & LI382 Corridor Lights
Install ring with panel mounting holes at top and bottom, as shown.
Install ring with panel mounting holes at top and bottom, as shown.
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SF117/2B or SF154
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
LI381
DOME
LAMP
SF117/2B or SF154
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
LI381
DOME
LAMP
IL514 General Wiring Figure 4 Rev0 082702 1
E
COMMON
N
COMMON
P
COMMON
5. PK612A and associated wiring is optional and needs only to be
installed if a flash common is needed.
4. Switches are shown in the OFF position.
3. PK2019 Annunciator Control Unit may be mounted outside of
annunciator enclosure.
2. Wiring may be #22 except where shown otherwise.
1. Use 16 VAC connections on SS106 Transformer.
Notes:
SF117/2B or SF154
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
LI381
DOME
LAMP
LI381
DOME
LAMP
SF118/2B CALL
PLACED LIGHT
#18 (optional, see Note 5)
SF118/2B
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
Tone-Off
Button
Tone-Off
Lamp
Speaker
45 Ohm
IR019B
FACTORY CONNECTED
SF117/2B or SF154
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
LI118B
DOME
LAMP
w/ BUZZER
#18
LI381
DOME
LAMP
#18
NOTE: PM110/4N
Modules only!
TEST
BUTTON
ANNUNCIATOR
LAMPS
SF117/2B or SF154
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
E
W
G
C
(optional, see Note 5)
PK612A
T2
T1
N
D
P
S
W
A
RELAY
OUTPUTS
117 VAC
SS106
16 VAC TRANSFORMER
(See Note 1)
#18
TONEOFF
BUTTON
R3 NORMALLY CLOSED
T2
TONEOFF
LAMP
R2 NORMALLY OPEN
B
R1 COMMON
T1
PK2019
TONE
SPEAKER
N
D
P
S
W
A
B
R3
R2
R1
PK2019
Wiring Diagram for IR019, IR019B and PK2019
(Disregard wiring for tone-off lamp if wiring IR019.)
Figure 4—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/2, SF118/2 &
SF154 Emergency Switches, and LI381 & LI118B Corridor Lights
Figure 5—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/4 Continuous Duty Door Release,
LI381 Corridor Light, LI123B Corridor Light with Buzzer, and BE005 Corridor Bell
+
-
RECTIFIER
(See NOTE 9)
-
+
RECTIFIER
(See NOTE 9)
TONE
SPEAKER
24 VAC
TO ADDITIONAL
EMERGENCY
SWITCHES
BE005
CORRIDOR
BELL
SS106
TRANSFORMER
(See NOTE 1)
PK2019
117 VAC
R1
R2
R3
TONE
OFF
LAMP
B
LI381
DOME
LAMP
LI123B
LAMP
w/ BUZZER
TONE
OFF
BUTTON
A
W
S
P
DOOR RELEASE
DOOR RELEASE
D
N
T1
SF117/4
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
SF117/4
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
T2
#22
SS106
TRANSFORMER
16 VAC
ANNUNCIATOR LAMPS
117 VAC
TEST BUTTON
FACTORY CONNECTED
NOTE: PM110/4N MODULES ONLY
Notes:
1. Use 24 VAC connections on SS106 transformer. To calculate current requirements, add currents of all devices on at the same time.
Current requirements are as follows:
Corridor Lamp with buzzer– .16 amps
Corridor Bell– .2 amps
Door release– .3 amps
Annunciator lamp– .04 amps
4. Door release (if used) must be 24 VDC continuous duty type.
2. Wiring must be #18 gauge except where shown otherwise.
9. Rectifier RUFO® Model 1005 is not available from TekTone®.
5. Switch current capacity is 3 amps.
6. Power supply maximum current is 1 amp.
7. See Figure 4 for additional wiring details.
8. Switches shown in the OFF position.
3. BE005 connects to emergency switch on the same floor only.
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Figure 6—Emergency Call Hook-Up Diagram with SF117/2 Continuous Duty
Door Release, LI381 Corridor Light, Smoke Detector, and BE007 Corridor Bell
PK601A
T1
24 VAC
T2
SS106
TRANSFORMER
(SEE NOTE)
D
TO ADDITIONAL
EMERGENCY
SWITCHES
F
117 VAC
Notes:
PK2019
1. Use 24 VAC connections on SS106
transformer. To calculate current requirements, add currents of all devices
on at the same time. Current requirements are as follows:
Corridor Lamp with buzzer– .16 amps
Corridor Bell– .2 amps
SF117/2
Door release– .3 amps
EMERGENCY
SWITCH
Annunciator lamp– .04 amps
R1
BE005
CORRIDOR
BELL
R2
TONE
SPEAKER
R3
TONEOFF
LAMP
B
TONEOFF
BUTTON
A
W
S
P
D
2. Wiring must be #18 gauge except
where shown otherwise.
SS106
TRANSFORMER
N
DOOR RELEASE
T1
16 VAC
T2
#22
3. BE007 connects to emergency switch
on the same floor only.
117 VAC
PK612A
4. Door release (if used) must be 24 VDC
continuous duty type.
5. Switch current capacity is 3 amps.
C
G
SMOKE
DETECTOR
W
6. Power supply maximum current is
1 amp.
ANNUNCIATOR
LAMPS
7. See Figure 4 for more wiring details.
TEST BUTTON
8. Switches shown in the OFF position.
FACTORY
CONNECTED
9. Do not use same transformer for
PK2019 and PK601A.
Figure 7—Connection Diagram for
Parallel CM800 Panels
2. Wiring may be #22 except where
shown otherwise.
3. PK2019 Annunciator Control Unit may
be mounted outside of annunciator
enclosure.
NOTE: PM110/4N
MODULES ONLY
CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR PARALLEL CM800 PANELS
Notes:
1. Use 16 VAC connections on SS106
Transformer.
E
PK2019
PK2019
R1
R1
R2
R2
R3
R3
B
B
A
A
W
W
S
S
P
P
D
D
N
N
T1
T1
T2
T2
TO STATIONS
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