User manual ELK PRODUCTS ELK-MM447

[. . . ] ELK-MM447 Magic Module Automation Controller (MM443) with Built-in Voice Annunciator (MV480) and Caddx Security Interface (ML8) Features · MM443 Programmable Logic Controller · Four (4) supervised inputs with analog or digital sensing. · Four (4) dry contact SPDT relay outputs. · RS-485 four-wire data bus for networking to other Magic Modules and accessories, or to a personal computer. · Interface connection for X-10 Powerline control or for ELK Access Control module. [. . . ] NEG · Common Negative/ground and return on Inputs 3 & 4. +12V · Connect to Caddx NX Control KP POS. NEG · Connect to Caddx NX Control KP COM. DATA · Connect to Caddx NX 6/8 KP DATA. SPEAKER · Connect an 8 ohm 15 Watt (or greater) speaker. SPEAKER · Connect an 8 ohm 15 Watt (or greater) speaker. LED Indicators STATUS (Controller) blinks for normal operation. OUT3 indicates Output (Relay) 3 is ON (see JP11 for optional use) OUT4 indicates Output (Relay) 4 is ON (see JP12 for optional use) VOICE STATUS blinks for normal voice operation, lit while recording messages. VOICE EOM blinks at end of voice message, lit while recording messages. D18 is for proper circuit operation only. (does not lite) CRCV flashes if MM447 is enrolled and receiving data from the Caddx bus, on continuous if the Link Interface is not enrolled. CXMIT blinks when the Link Interface transmits to the Caddx. ERCV blinks when Link Interface sees data on the ELK bus. EXMIT blinks when Link Interface transmits data on the ELK bus. Plug-on Connectors, Jumpers, etc. J1 ACCESSORY CONNECTOR for optional ELK-MC100, ELK-MT100 modules. Start the Magic Module Development software and click on the VOICE tab. Set the System box (top left corner) to MV480 and the Address box to match the VOICE ADDRESS of the board. Programming directly using the on-board microphone 3a. Estimate the message length to determine how many message locations will be needed. Highlight the message location(s) (1 to 400) by clicking or dragging the mouse pointer. Enter a description and click the purple Replace. The message start and ending locations will be reflected in the Start and Stop Boundary window. Click the yellow Microphone Program button. Instructions will be sent to the Voice Annunciator and a message box will inform you to press the Record switch while speaking into the on-board microphone. The message will automatically play back. [. . . ] When that event resets it is said to be "deactivated. " Activated 1. Deactivated Activated Disarmed Away Mode Chime Mode Off Expired End Silenced Restored End Deactivated 9. Zone 1 Fault Zone 2 Fault Zone 3 Fault Zone 4 Fault Zone 5 Fault Zone 6 Fault Zone 7 Fault Zone 8 Fault Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Restored Restored Restored Restored Restored Restored Restored Restored Armed Armed (Home Mode) Chime Mode On Entry Delay Active Exit Delay Warning Alarm Active AC Failure Error Beep (3 beep) LINE CARRIER (X-10) TRANSMISSIONS X-10 House and Unit codes are pre-assigned to correspond to areas of a typical home. These are transmitted in response to the activated/deactivated events described above. [. . . ]