User's Manual

BHS-i100 Installation and Programming Instructions
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6 Compliance information
6.1 UL Compliance
6.1.1 Residential Listings
When installed following the guidelines presented below, the
BHS-i100 system is compliant with these agency listings:
UL 985 – Household Fire Warning System Units
UL 1023 – Household Burglar Alarm System Units
UL 1635 – Digital Alarm Communicator system Units
UL 1637 – Home Health Care Signaling Equipment
6.1.2 Hardware Guidelines
Use only UL listed devices.
Use recognized limited energy cables.
Do not plug the power supply into a receptacle that is
controlled by a switch. Use an approved InGrid power
supply.
The backup battery requirements are:
24 hour backup with 4 minute alarm time - Residential Fire
(US & Canada), Home Health Care
4 hour with 5-15 minute alarm time - Residential Burglary
(US & Canada) and DACT
Fire zones must use the ADEMCO 5808LST wireless
smoke detector.
The primary sounding output device should be a siren for
residential systems.
Install the Keypads within the protected area. If mounted
outside of protected areas, Keypads must be set up for
tamper protection.
Use SIA format with Silent Knight 9800 Receiver.
6.1.3 Programming Guidelines
To ensure that the BHS-i100 system is compliant with the
Listings in Section 6.1.1, program the system as follows:
Program each Keypad’s exit delay to be 60 seconds or
less. (Standard Menu | Set Exit Delay)
Program each entry delay for 45 seconds or less.
(Advanced Menu | Device Menu | Zone | Vw/Edt Zone |
Entry Delay Time) Program each Entry/Exit Zone
individually.
User Codes must be at least 4 digits long (Advanced
Menu | Global Parameters | Account | User Code
Length).
Program all burglary sounding devices to operate for at
least 4 minutes. (Advanced Menu | Global Parameters |
Alarm Sounds | Burglary Cutoff) Set Burglary Cutoff
Time to a minimum of 5 minutes for Home Health Care
applications.
Burglary output pattern must be steady.
Fire output pattern must be Temp Code 3 (USA or CAN)
alarm cadence.
Medical zones must be programmed for silent or a pulsing
cadence.
No zone may be programmed for silent alarm.
Do not program the system to dial a police station.
Do not program the system to dial an emergency, police
station, or fire alarm number.
Program the fire alarm time-out for manual shutdown.
(Advanced Menu | Global Parameters | Alarm Sounds
| | Fire Cutoff; program 0.)
Program the dialing attempts for Comms 1 to be at least 5,
and no more than 10. (Advanced Menu | Comm | Vw/Edt
Comm | Dial Attempts)
Program the test message interval to once every 24 hours.
(Advanced Menu | Global Parameters | System | Test
Interval Hrs)
Program the system to report all fire trouble conditions to
the central station. (Advanced Menu | Comm | Vw/Edt
Comm | Fire Trouble; program “yes” for Communicator
1.)
Enable AC and Battery trouble reporting. (Advanced
Menu | Comm | Vw/Edt Comm | AC Fail; and Advanced
Menu | Comm | Vw/Edt Comm | Low Battery; program
both as “yes” for Communicator 1.)
Do not program a 24-hour zone to allow bypassing.
(Advanced Menu | Device | Zone | Vw/Edt Zone | User
Bypass; and Advanced Menu | Device | Zone | Vw/Edt
Zone | Motion Bypass; and Advanced Menu | Device |
Zone | Vw/Edt Zone | Special Bypass; program “no” for
each 24-hour zone.)
Disable the dialer delay. (Advanced Menu | Global
Parameters | System | Dialer Delay; program for 0.)
6.2 CSFM Compliance
6.2.1 Installation Guidelines
To install a BHS-i100 system that is compliant with the
California State Fire Marshall residential fire installation
requirements, use the following setup:
Use a backup time of 24 hours.
Use the Auxiliary Siren as the primary sounding device
(check on this).
Fire Verification Feature must be disabled.
6.3 Guidelines
6.3.1 Related Installation References
Residential Burg. - UL 1641 – Installation and
Classification of Residential Burglar Alarm Systems
NFPA 70-1996
6.3.2 SIA Programming/Installation Guidelines
BHS-i100, which is marked with the integral UL/SIA label,
complies with the Control System Standard ANSI/SIA CP-01-
2000: Features for False Alarm Reduction.