CM-800 CM-900 OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL. Innovations in Communications since 1955 FEATURES

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1 Innovations in Communications since 1955 TM CM-800 CM-900 OERTIO, ITLLTIO ERVICE MUL LICTIO The CM800/CM900 (CM-800, CM-900) Emergency Call ignaling ystem is designed for elderly housing, retirement facilities or wherever an Emergency Call ystem is required. The Emergency Call ystem provides audible and visual indication of all calls originating in the system. The CM800/CM900 nnunciator contains lamps for call indication, as well as a tone-off switch and audible tone signaling devices. FETURE Choice of signaling stations Modular master annunciators in 4 or more zones Zones custom numbers using R-021CM lens markings Choice of flush, surface or desk mount annunciator Calls can be activated by Emergency pull station models F-117/2, F-117/2C, F-117/4, F-117/4C, F-118/2, F-118/2C, F-118/4, F-118/4C or by push button models F-154, F-154. LEE 5C 6C 7C 8C E 2E 3E 4E E 6E 7E 8E LI-381 ome Light F 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F F-117/2 F-117/4C ull tations 5 1C C 3C 4C 1G 5G 2G 3G 4G 6G 7G 8G E-005 6" Vibrating ell K-2019 nnunciator Control 56 Zone CM-800 nunciator: 1 CM-800/20 1 M-800/36 56 R-021CM 1 OF-202T dams venue Hauppauge, Y Fax ITERCOM MILOXE IRECTORIE URE-CLL UCITOR IRE & CLE ith continuous product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice LEE Communications, Inc. I-514 Rev. 10 (9/09)

2 Table of Contents ystem Operating Instructions... 1 CM800, CM900 nnunciators...1 F117, F118 Emergency Call tations...1 F154 Emergency Call tation...1 IR019, IR019 Remote nnunciator Tone peakers...2 Corridor Light...2 LI382 Corridor Light...2 LI118, LI123 Corridor Lights...2 E005, E007 Corridor ells...2 ystem Installation... 3 Installation rocedure...3 Equipment Locations...3 iring Installation...3 Housing Installation...4 ire Checkout...4 Connections Checkout...4 Illustrations Figure 1 Master anel Housing Chart and all Cut-Out etails... 5 Figure 2 Ring and ack ox for F117, F118 and F154 Emergency Call tations...5 Figure 3 Ring and ack ox for IR019 & IR019 Tone peakers, and LI118, LI123, & LI382 Corridor Lights...5 Figure 4 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/2, F118/2 & F154 Emergency witches, and & LI118 Corridor Lights...6 Figure 5 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/4 Continuous uty oor Release, Corridor Light, LI123 Corridor Light with uzzer, and E005 Corridor ell...7 Figure 6 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/2 Continuous uty oor Release, Corridor Light, moke etector, and E007 Corridor ell...8 Figure 7 Connection iagram for arallel CM800 anels...8 I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual iii

3 ystem Operating Instructions ystem operators must read the following operating instructions concerning system equipment and terms used in conjunction with the equipment. CM800 (CM-800), CM900 (CM-900) nnunciators nswer Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by simultaneous operation of the following signals: teady 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 tation nnunciator Lamp (if so equipped): One lamp test button is provided on each panel of annunciator lamps. ress the lamp test button all annunciator lamps on that panel should be illuminated. If the CM800 or CM900 nnunciator 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. F117, F118 Emergency Call tations lace an Emergency Call: ull the call cord and wait for an ttendant. (ote: The F118 station has a red callplaced light that illuminates when the cord is pulled.) Reset the tation: ush the slide switch up. If the station does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on F117 and F118 Emergency Call tations. F154 (F-154) Emergency Call tation lace an Emergency Call: ress the switch in so that the red area of the switch is visible, and wait for an ttendant. Reset the tation: ress the switch out so that the red area of the switch is not visible. If the station does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on the F154 Emergency Call tation. I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual 1

4 ystem Operating Instructions IR019 (IR-019), IR019 (IR-019) Remote nnunciator Tone peakers 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 IR019 tone mimics the annunciator tone either steady or pulsing. If the speaker does not operate as described, contact qualified personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on the IR019 and IR019 Remote nnunciator Tone peakers. (LI-381) Corridor Light Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady illumination of the corridor light associated with the calling station. If the corridor light does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on the 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. 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. LI118 (LI-118), LI123 (LI-123) Corridor Lights Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by steady illumination of the corridor light and a steady buzzer. If the corridor light does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on the LI118 and LI123 Corridor Lights, other than bulbs. E005 (E-007), E007 (E-007) Corridor ells Emergency Calls: Emergency calls are indicated by a steady ringing of the corridor bells. If the corridor bell does not operate as described, contact qualified service personnel. There are no user serviceable parts on the E005 and E007 Corridor ells. 2 I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual

5 ystem Installation Installation rocedure Equipment Locations Read the following instructions concerning system equipment, and determine installation methods before proceeding. etermine equipment locations. Install wiring. Install housings. Check wires. Connect equipment. Check connections. pply power. Check system operation. CM800, CM900 nnunciator: Locate CM800 and CM900 nnunciators within easy reach of operating personnel. ermitted operating temperature of 10 C 30 C must not be exceeded. F117, F118, F154 Emergency Call tations: Locate emergency stations where convenient for operation. void areas where direct contact with water may occur. The F117 and F118 include a 6' long pull cord, permitting installation high enough to provide easy operation by the staff and by seated or prone patients. The F154 is operated by means of a push button located on the station. IR019, IR019 Remote nnunciator Tone peakers: Locate annunciator tone speakers as needed and where convenient for operation. Location must provide for unobstructed visibility of the tone-off indicator (IR019)., LI382, LI118, LI123 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. K2019 (K-2019) Control Unit: The K2019 may be surface mounted adjacent to the 106, if necessary. If remotely located, cable run from K2019 to CM800/CM900 must not exceed 100'. K601 (K-601) ower upply: urface mount the K601 adjacent to the 106 and K2019. K612 (K-612) C Flasher: urface mount the K612 adjacent to the 106 and K2019. E005/E007 (E-005/E-007)Corridor ells: Locate E005 and E007 Corridor ells in corridor above door height. Location in corridor will be determined by the number of bells required on each floor. 106 (K -30) Transformer: Locate 106 in an accessible area near a source of 117 VC. Observe local codes. iring Installation Run wiring conduit from corridor light to corridor light and terminate at the CM800 or CM900 annunciator panel. elect conduit size according to the application, as shown in wiring diagrams in this booklet. Observe local codes. I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual 3

6 ystem Installation K2019 (K-2019) Options: For 30-second delay before tone, connect terminal to terminal. For steady tone, connect terminal to terminal. If the annunciator lamp is flashing, the tone will be intermittent despite terminal connection. Housing Installation CM800, CM900 nnunciators: Flush all Mount rovide a wall cutout as shown in Figure 1. Fit the back box and frame assembly into the prepared opening. Fasten the assembly in place. ote: The back box must be TekTone OH200 eries. urface all Mount Fasten the back box and frame assembly to the wall through the holes provided in back of the box, using suitable fasteners. ote: ack box must be TekTone OH300 eries. F117, F118, F154 Emergency Call tations: 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, IR019 Remote nnunciator Tone peakers: 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". LI118, LI123 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". (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". E005, E007 Corridor ells: Install a standard 4" ell ox. ire 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 106 Transformer to a source of 117 VC 60 Hz (30 V max.). 4 I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual

7 Figure 1 Master anel Housing Chart and all Cut-Out etails 16" Housing all Opening Flush urface idth () Height OH202 OH " 16.25" OH203 OH " 16.25" OH204 OH " 16.25" OH205 OH " 16.25" 3.75" 4" min. Finished all 16.25" 66" 16.25" In masonry walls, install 0.5" 4" wood fillers at top and bottom of opening for housing attachment. Finished Floor Figure 2 Ring and ack ox for F117, F118 and F154 Emergency Call tations Figure 3 Ring and ack ox for IR019 & IR019 Tone peakers, and LI118, LI123, & 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. I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual 5

8 Figure 4 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/2, F118/2 & F154 Emergency witches, and & LI118 Corridor Lights iring iagram for IR019, IR019 and K2019 (isregard wiring for tone-off lamp if wiring IR019.) otes: 1. Use 16 VC connections on 106 Transformer. 2. iring may be #22 except where shown otherwise. 3. K2019 nnunciator Control Unit may be mounted outside of annunciator enclosure. 4. witches are shown in the position. 5. K612 and associated wiring is optional and needs only to be installed if a flash common is needed. peaker 45 Ohm Tone-Off Lamp Tone-Off utton IR019 K2019 #18 COMMO COMMO OME F117/2 or F154 OME F117/2 or F154 OME F117/2 or F154 OME F118/2 CLL LCE LIGHT F118/2 LI118 OME w/ UZZER F117/2 or F154 OME F117/2 or F154 E COMMO UCITOR #18 (optional, see ote 5) TET UTTO IL514 General iring Figure 4 Rev FCTORY COECTE OTE: M110/4 Modules only! #18 TOE EKER K2019 COMMO ORMLLY OE ORMLLY CLOE TOE- TOE- UTTO RELY OUTUT #18 K612 (optional, see ote 5) 16 VC 106 TRFORMER (ee ote 1) C G 117 VC E 6 I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual

9 Figure 5 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/4 Continuous uty oor Release, Corridor Light, LI123 Corridor Light with uzzer, and E005 Corridor ell RECTIFIER + - (ee OTE 9) + - RECTIFIER (ee OTE 9) TOE EKER TO ITIOL E 24 VC 106 TRFORMER (ee OTE 1) E005 CORRIOR ELL K VC LI123 w/ UZZER OME TOE TOE UTTO OOR RELEE OOR RELEE F117/4 F117/4 # TRFORMER 16 VC UCITOR 117 VC TET UTTO FCTORY COECTE OTE: M110/4 MOULE OLY otes: 1. Use 24 VC connections on 106 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 ell.2 amps oor release.3 amps nnunciator lamp.04 amps 2. iring must be #18 gauge except where shown otherwise. 3. E005 connects to emergency switch on the same floor only. 4. oor release (if used) must be 24 VC continuous duty type. 5. witch current capacity is 3 amps. 6. ower supply maximum current is 1 amp. 7. ee Figure 4 for additional wiring details. 8. witches shown in the position. 9. Rectifier RUFO Model 1005 is not available from TekTone. I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual 7

10 Figure 6 Emergency Call Hook-Up iagram with F117/2 Continuous uty oor Release, Corridor Light, moke etector, and E007 Corridor ell K601 otes: 1. Use 24 VC connections on 106 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 ell.2 amps oor release.3 amps nnunciator lamp.04 amps 2. iring must be #18 gauge except where shown otherwise. 3. E007 connects to emergency switch on the same floor only. 4. oor release (if used) must be 24 VC continuous duty type. 5. witch current capacity is 3 amps. TO ITIOL E 6. ower supply maximum current is 1 amp. F117/2 MOKE ETECTOR E005 CORRIOR ELL OOR RELEE #22 UCITOR TOE EKER F K2019 K612 C G E TOE- 24 VC 117 VC TOE- UTTO 106 TRFORMER (EE OTE) 106 TRFORMER 16 VC 117 VC 7. ee Figure 4 for more wiring details. TET UTTO 8. witches shown in the position. 9. o not use same transformer for K2019 and K601. FCTORY COECTE OTE: M110/4 MOULE OLY Figure 7 Connection iagram for arallel CM800 anels COECTIO IGRM FOR RLLEL CM800 EL otes: 1. Use 16 VC connections on 106 Transformer. 2. iring may be #22 except where shown otherwise. 3. K2019 nnunciator Control Unit may be mounted outside of annunciator enclosure. K2019 K2019 TO TTIO 8 I-514 CM800/CM900 Emergency Call ystem Manual