Installation ManualTone & Visual Nurse Call System

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Table of ContentsIntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 1-2System Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2-3Host Controller Installation & Programming . . . . Pages 3-4Loading Smart Devices into System . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 4-5 T-568B Pin-Out Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6Programming Switch Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 7-9Test & Turn-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9System Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 9-10System Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 11-28Electrical Ratings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 29-30

IntroductionRath’s SmartCare System is an intuitive notification system that meets all requirements for UL 1069 and UL 2560. The SmartCare System uses proprietary SmartLoopTM Power Technology that simplifies system wiring and programming while delivering a robust feature set not found in any other system of its type. The system scalability makes it a fit for virtually any facility size.

System Components- A system consists of a Host Controller, +24vdc Power Supply, up to 4 Expansion Boards (optional), Smart Devices, and Switch Stations all properly connected via SmartLoopsTM. SmartLoopTM- A 24 gauge, 4 pair wire connection not to exceed 1,000’ in total length. A SmartLoopTM originates from the Host Controller and is connected through multiple Smart Devices. For additional SmartLoopsTM, a larger quantity of Smart Devices, or when a longer loop length is required, an Expansion Board can be connected to the SmartLoopTM connection on the Host Controller. The T-568B pin-out of the wiring allows the SmartLoopTM to provide all control signals and power to all Smart Devices. The end point of a SmartLoopTM is terminated with a termination plug consisting of a 120ohm resistor connected across pins 1 and 2 on an RJ45 connector.

Smart Device- Any of the following items can have switches attached:

Host Controller- Primary control unit for the SmartCare System. All programming is stored on this unit and it provides operating voltage and signaling to all connected Smart Devices. It has a defined port for connection to a sounder that is used for a catastrophic system failure alert and 3 flexible switch ports (two of which must be used for the Remote Sounder and System Power Monitor Board). All 4 SmartLoopTM connections are populated with termination connectors that are to be placed on the Comm Out port at the last device on a given loop.

Expansion Board- Used for installations requiring SmartLoopTM lengths over 1,000’ from Host Controller or more than 105 Smart Devices.

Switch Stations- User stations that, when activated, provide a specifically programmed notification within the system. Wiring from Switch Stations uses the same cable and pin-out as a SmartLoopTM. Lengths from Switch Stations to associated Smart Devices cannot exceed 80’. They are:

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Minimum System RequirementsA minimum system will consist of a Nurse Console, a Smart Dome Light (with at least one switch connected), and a Host Controller (with Power Supply).

Features & Functionality The SmartCare System is a state-of-the-art tone and visual nurse call system. This system is expandable from 1 up to 240 Smart Devices on a system. Smart Devices include Nurse Consoles for nurses’ stations, Smart Domes for resident rooms, Duty Stations for break rooms, Zone Lights for hallway intersections, or Staff Stations for labs or exam rooms. Switch Stations can be plugged directly into any of the Smart Devices via an RJ45 connection.

System Components

• Staff Station• Nurse Console

• Smart Dome Light • Smart Zone Light • Duty Station

• Code Blue Station• Check-In Station• Remote Sounder

• Bedside Station (with call cord) • Pull String Station • Panic Station • Code Blue Station

General System MaintenanceAll connected components should be tested for proper functionality a minimum of once per year (unless otherwise specified).

Additional Considerations: • When installed in a residence, one call station must be permanently installed in each resident’s bathroom. • At least one call notification station must be permanently mounted, attached, or tethered to a fixed location. • The emergency call system must not share its communication network with any other network or system. All devices connected directly to the wiring of a hardwired system, and all transmitters using the same frequency or channel and that are within range of a receiver of a wireless system, must be compatible with the emergency call system and evaluated for the intended purpose. Supplementary devices not evaluated for the intended purpose are permitted only if their connection to the network utilizes a compatible device evaluated for the purpose.

Connecting System ComponentsWiring is to be completed using 24 gauge, 4 pair, Cat 5 (or higher), solid conductor wire. T-568B wiringpin-out is required (see page 6).

Determine the Number of Runs Required from the Host Controller to Smart Devices 1. SmartLoopsTM begin at Host Controller and can be a total length of up to 1,000 feet. 2. A loop can contain up to 35 Smart Devices or 1 Nurse Console. 3. Total number of Smart Devices cannot exceed 240. 4. Up to 4 loops can be made directly to the Host Controller. 5. A loop connection to the Host Controller can be connected to an Expansion Board for greater distances and capacity. 6. An Expansion Board has 4 loop connections: One for feed in from Host Controller and three additional that support up to 35 Smart Devices or 1 Nurse Console each on loops up to 1,000 feet in length. 7. Smart Devices are connected to a port on the Host Controller, a port on the Expansion Board, or to each other. Note: The last device in a loop must have a termination connector inserted (RJ45 connector with a 120ohm resistor across pins 1 and 2). 8. Switches are connected to Smart Devices (up to 6 per) in “switch” connector locations using the same wiring parameters as Smart Device connections to system. The only exceptions are to the Smart Zone Light and Duty Station, which have Switch Port 6 reserved for a local sounder, and the Nurse Console which has Switch Port 1 dedicated for a local sounder, and Switch Port 6 dedicated for a primary power failure alarm.

Host Controller Installation & Programming

Setting Up Power Supply1. Knock-out desired metal port on Power Supply case and insert break through plugs2. Connect the Hot Wire of the 120vac to the “L” screw on the Power Supply3. Connect the Neutral Wire of the 120vac to the “N” screw 4. Connect the Ground Wire of the 120vac to the “Ground” screw5. Adjust voltage to +24vdc6. Connect + and – from Power Supply to appropriate terminals on Host ControllerNote: It is recommended that the Power Supplies used with this system are connected to an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS).

Powering Host Controller1. Knock-out desired metal port on Power Supply case and insert break through plugs2. Connect the the 12vac wires from the wall adapter to the relay board3. Connect the 24vac wires from the Power Supply to the host board 4. Plug the wall adapter into an unswitched outlet in the UPSNote: Polarity is critical when connecting these wires to avoid damaging the system. See page 12

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Loading Smart Devices into SystemCopy Software to PC1. Locate the included USB jump drive 2. Insert it into the PC’s USB port3. Copy the “System Programming” folder to the desktop

Load Smart Device Information into Host Controller1. From copied folder, open Pre-Configurator Executable

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Recommended PCThe computer used to access the Host Controller should meet the following requirements: • Windows® 7 operating system or later • Mozilla® Firefox® version 27 or later, Google Chrome® • At least 2GB of RAM • 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface card

Connecting Host ControllerThe Host Controller comes from the factory configured with a static IP address of 192.168.8.57. To initially communicate with the Host Controller you will need to directly connect a personal computer or laptop.

Configure Network Settings To connect to the Host Controller, you will first need to configure network settings on your laptop or personal computer. 1. From the Control Panel, click “Network and Internet” 2. Click “Network and Sharing Center” 3. Click “Change Adapter Settings” 4. Right click on the local area connection used to connect to the network and select “Properties” 5. Double click “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” 6. Select the “Use the Following IP Address” radio button 7. Set the IP address to 192.168.8.111 8. Set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 9. Click “OK”

Connect PC to Host Controller 1. Apply power to Host Controller2. Connect Ethernet port of Host Controller to NIC of laptop3. Open Command Prompt4. Run successful Ping 192.168.8.575. Proceed to “Loading Smart Devices into System” section

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2. Scan the barcode labels from the included Control Log (placed on during equipment receipt) 3. Type description/location in field4. Select board type from pull-down menu

5. Press “Next Board” button to load information (this must be done for all boards, including final input)6. Repeat this procedure until all Smart Devices are added to system7. When completed, click the Save button to write information to the system8. Remove power from Host Controller. Do not re-apply power until ALL devices have been connected (see “Connecting System Components” section) and system is ready for turn-up.

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T-568B Pin-Out Wiring

Configurator Software 1. On USB jump drive locate the configurator.exe file 2. Copy file to laptop 3. Connect Ethernet port of Host Controller to NIC of laptop as described in “Loading Smart Devices into System” section 4. Launch configurator

Set System Date & Time 1. Click on date and select date setting 2. Click on time box and input time in 24 hour format

Initial Screen (See Page 8) • Display should have all Smart Devices loaded from pre-configurator listed in left Control column in the order they were entered into the system • Date/time is in lower part of screen, but not displayed • Check-in start and end times are below the date/time • Switch Station – Refers to up to 6 switches connected to selected Smart Devices. Connected ports will be colored GREEN. Available ports are RED. • Switch Action – Defined activity when a switch is activated/de-activated. Specific actions are defined on the right. Defined actions are colored GREEN. Undefined actions are RED. • To automatically have actions that activate light/sound, have the inverse programmed to the next switch action. Once an action is fully defined, hit the Undo Action button. Example: Switch Action 1 for Switch Station 1 turns on LED 28 of the Nurse Console. The sequence to turn off the LED is automatically understood by the system. • To clear previously programmed Switch Actions, press the Clear Action button • To save programmed actions and write them to the Host Controller memory, click on a Smart Device (other than the one being programmed) or exit the Configurator and choose the “Save and Exit” option

Programming Actions • Select Smart Device from Control column • Select Switch Station number (1-6) to be programmed Note: Station numbers of connected switches are GREEN and Switch Type is populated • Set priority level if different from default (1 is highest priority) • State varies depending on Switch Type Check-In Station: Check-In, Cancel, No Show Code Blue, Panic, Pull String Station: Call or No Call Bedside Station: Call, No Call, Cancel, Unplugged Remote Sounder: No programmable actions by selection switch • Control: Select the Smart Device (from pull-down menu) which has the connected switch or LED to activate/de-activate Page 8

Programming Switch FunctionsImportant: Before continuing, all Switch Station and Smart Device connections to system and power to the Host Controller and Expansion Boards (if used) need to be completed.

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• Type: swStation or LED (which item is to be affected) • ID: If above was swStation, select port to which Switch Station is connected (1-6). If LED, select number of LED to be illuminated (1-3 for Smart Dome/Zone Light, 1-112 for Nurse Console). • LED: If type was swStation, this will be an option. Select to turn LED of local swStation on/off • Sound: If type was swStation, this will be an option. Select to turn sounder of local swStation on/off and select sound rate (fast/slow/solid tone) • Color: If type is set to LED select the desired color for the LED • Blink: Select desired flash rate for LED (none, slow, medium, fast)

Default Switch ActionsSwitch Type Priority Local Switch LED Smart Device Action Call Cancel Action

Bedside Station (Call Button Pressed)

5 On Steady Center LED On/White/Steady All Off

Bedside Station (Cord Unplugged)

3 On Steady Center LED On/White/Medium Flash

All Off

Pull String Station 2 On Steady Center LED On/Red/Medium Flash All Off

Panic Station 2 On Steady Center LED On/Red/Medium Flash All Off

Code Blue Station 1 On Steady Center LED On/Blue/Fast Flash All Off

Check-In (Pressed During Specified Time) 5 On Steady No Visible Action All OffCheck-In (Not Pressed During Specified

Time)3 On Slow Flash Center LED On/Green/Slow Flash No Visible Action

Staff Station 3 On Steady Top LED On/Amber/Medium Flash All Off

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Test & Turn-UpOnce the system is set up, test the system fault function by unplugging the wall adapter from the UPS. This will simulate main power being lost. You should see a fault on the display screen and the Primary Power Lost LED should illuminate on the annunciator panel.

Once all devices have been properly connected to their respective wiring, power on the Host Controller and, if necessary, Expansion Boards. Proceed to each Switch Station and test to ensure proper actions are occurring with activation/de-activation of the stations.

System MessagesMessages Generated by the SystemAn “Informational Message” is any event that should be indicated, but does not negatively affect system peripheral operations or basic Nurse Call operations (it may be indicating that an operation’s functionality has been restored). • New Switch Station inserted • Switch Station “occupied” setting has changed (Check-In only) • System Failure Switch Station OK • System Alert Switch Station OK • Communication Port power has been restored • Network connection up • Network connection down • Clock has been set • Clock has been auto-adjusted for DST • Communication port communications have been restored • SD card inserted

Setting Check In TimeSet Check In Time1. Press the Home button so that the time and date is displayed on the screen2. Press the Down button until the clock displays on the screen3. Press the Select button in the center. “Set Date and Time” will display on the screen.4. Press the Down button so that “Set Check in Window” displays on the screen.5. Press Select so that “Check in Start Hour” displays on the screen. a. Use the Left and Right arrows to set the desired start hour.6. Press Select so that “Check in Start Minute” displays on the screen. a. Use the Left and Right arrows to set the desired start minute.7. Press Select so that “Check in End Hour” displays on the screen. a. Use the Left and Right arrows to set the desired end hour.8. Press Select so that “Check in End Minute” displays on the screen. a. Use the Left and Right arrows to set the desired end minute.9. Press Select so that “Check in; Save” displays on the screen.10. Press the Left arrow to save. “Check in Save, Save!” will display on the screen. a. If you need to make further changes, press the Right arrow instead to make additional edits.

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System Messages (Continued)Warnings Generated by the SystemA “Warning” is an event that prevents a system from functioning properly, but does not affect basic Nurse Call operations. • Communication Port near power capacity • System primary power loss • RTC battery low • SD card removed • SD card write protected • SD card near capacity

Faults Detected by the SystemA “Fault” is an event that prevents the system from functioning as a Nurse Call device (it is configured by the user or defined by the default configuration). These actions cause the Remote Sounder connected to the Host Controller to activate. • Switch Station removed • Switch Station shorted • Switch Station bad switch • Switch Station bad ID • System Failure Sounder absent • System Alert Sounder absent • Communication port over-current • Communication lost

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2900-HC Host Controller

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LCD for SystemStatus Messages

(3) Switch Connections for remote sounder and power

fail devices

System Failure Connection:For catastrophic system fail alarm

Incoming Power 24vdc

Ethernet Connection for

Configuring

Serial Port for Connection to Paging System

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Primary Power Detection Board (Mounted in Host Controller)

DescriptionThe Host Controller is the brains and central hub of the Nurse Call Solution. Communication signaling, data, and power are distributed to every component of the system via SmartLoopTM Power Technology. It is recommended that this controller be powered by a UPS.

Technical Specifications• 24vdc• Programmed using provided software via local Ethernet port• Digital display with navigation buttons• SD card for logging, storing, and reporting• USB used for backup configuration save/load• Switch port connections for Primary Power Monitor Board and up to (2) Remote Sounder connections• System failure output• System failure connector for catastrophic system failure notification via connected sounder• (4) RJ45 SmartLoopTM connections for up to (35) Smart Dome Lights, (1) Nurse Console, or (1) Expansion Board connection• Dimensions: 8.76” H x 12.25” W x 2.81” D• Weight: 4.15 lbs.

(4) “Head-End” Serial Comm Ports (Locally Pre-Terminated).Connect up to (35) Smart Domes Lights, (1) Nurse Console, or

(1) Expansion Board.

System Normal10:01:31

2900-EB Expansion Board

System Descriptions

Local User Control Buttons

Connection to Switch Ports 1-3 on Host Controller

Primary Power Detection Board (Mounted in Host Controller)

+12vdc Input

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2900-EB Expansion BoardDescriptionThe Expansion Board is used when a system is larger than the capability of the Host Controller alone or the distances exceed maximum reach (1000’). The Expansion Board communicates data back to the Host Controller and distributes power via SmartLoopTM Technology. It is recommended that this controller be powered by a UPS.

Technical Specifications• 24vdc• (3) RJ45 SmartLoopTM connections for up to (45) Smart Dome Lights and (1) Nurse Console • (1) connection from Host Controller• Dimensions: 8.76” H x 12.25” W x 2.81” D• Weight: 4.15 lbs.

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+-

Incoming Power 24vdc

(4) “Head-End” Serial Comm Ports (Locally Pre-Terminated). (1) must be connected to the host. The remaining (3) can each

have up to (35) Smart Dome Lights or (1) Nurse Console.

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Nurse Console (28 Zone Pictured)

DescriptionThe Nurse Console is a Smart Device that communicates back with the Host Controller and requires a direct connection to the Host Controller or an Expansion Board. The SmartCare Solution can have up to four consoles on a single system.

Different colors, flash rates, and tones are programmed to identify what type of device has been activated and the labeled LED will indicate where it originated. There are four flash settings (steady, slow, medium, fast) and six colors to choose from. All RBG LEDs are programmed individually. The sounder type can also be customized.

The green system status LED indicates that the Nurse Console is connected. The red primary power loss LED and sounder activate upon AC power loss. The sounders can be set to high volume, low volume, or can be muted momentarily with the toggle switch.

OperationWhen a device is activated and registered to annunciate at the Nurse Console, that specific LED will illuminate. Once the call has been cancelled, the light and tone will shut off. During a call, the tone can be muted momentarily or until another station is activated using the left toggle switch.

Technical Specifications• RJ45 connector (1 IN and 1 OUT)• 24 AWG, 8 conductor• Material: Powder coated aluminum• Dimensions: 7.68’’ H x 10.74’’ W x 1.03’’ D• Weight: 1.87 lbs.

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28 Zone Nurse Console Front View

Switch Port 1 forLocal Sounder

(2) Serial Comm Link In/Out Connect to Up/Down

Stream Boards OR

Terminate UnusedConnector @ 120

Primary PowerFail Alarm

Daisy-Chain ExtensionPorts: Loop ThroughMultiple Boards for

Larger Systems (28 Zone Shown)

Back View

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Nurse Console (28 Zone Pictured) LED Layout When programming Nurse Console LEDs, refer to the following:

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LED 1 LED 15 LED 29 LED 43LED 2 LED 16 LED 30 LED 44LED 3 LED 17 LED 31 LED 45LED 4 LED 18 LED 32 LED 46LED 5 LED 19 LED 33 LED 47LED 6 LED 20 LED 34 LED 48LED 7 LED 21 LED 35 LED 49LED 8 LED 22 LED 36 LED 50LED 9 LED 23 LED 37 LED 51

LED 10 LED 24 LED 38 LED 52LED 11 LED 25 LED 39 LED 53LED 12 LED 26 LED 40 LED 54LED 13 LED 27 LED 41 LED 55LED 14 LED 28 LED 42 LED 56

LED 1 LED 8 LED 15 LED 22LED 2 LED 9 LED 16 LED 23LED 3 LED 10 LED 17 LED 24LED 4 LED 11 LED 18 LED 25LED 5 LED 12 LED 19 LED 26LED 6 LED 13 LED 20 LED 27LED 7 LED 14 LED 21 LED 28

28 Zone Programming LED Count

56 Zone Programming LED Count

112 Zone Programming LED Count

LED 1 LED 15 LED 29 LED 43 LED 57 LED 71 LED 85 LED 99LED 2 LED 16 LED 30 LED 44 LED 58 LED 72 LED 86 LED 100LED 3 LED 17 LED 31 LED 45 LED 59 LED 73 LED 87 LED 101LED 4 LED 18 LED 32 LED 46 LED 60 LED 74 LED 88 LED 102LED 5 LED 19 LED 33 LED 47 LED 61 LED 75 LED 89 LED 103LED 6 LED 20 LED 34 LED 48 LED 62 LED 76 LED 90 LED 104LED 7 LED 21 LED 35 LED 49 LED 63 LED 77 LED 91 LED 105LED 8 LED 22 LED 36 LED 50 LED 64 LED 78 LED 92 LED 106LED 9 LED 23 LED 37 LED 51 LED 65 LED 79 LED 93 LED 107

LED 10 LED 24 LED 38 LED 52 LED 66 LED 80 LED 94 LED 108LED 11 LED 25 LED 39 LED 53 LED 67 LED 81 LED 95 LED 109LED 12 LED 26 LED 40 LED 54 LED 68 LED 82 LED 96 LED 110LED 13 LED 27 LED 41 LED 55 LED 69 LED 83 LED 97 LED 111LED 14 LED 28 LED 42 LED 56 LED 70 LED 84 LED 98 LED 112

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DescriptionThe Smart Zone Light is used to locally annunciate calls from associated rooms and/or devices. It is a Smart Device that communicates back with the Host Controller and is daisy-chain wired on a single cable. The high efficiency LEDs give off a bright and clean light and are contained and divided by a white cover. The local sounder will annunciate when an associated device is activated.

OperationWhen an associated Switch Station or zone is activated, the Smart Zone Light can be custom programmed to light up any of the three RBG or white LEDs. There are four flash settings (steady, slow, medium, fast) and six color options. The sounder will annunciate at the same rate as the flash of the light.

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connectors: • SmartLoopTM IN and OUT • Switch Station ports • 24 AWG, 8 conductor • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 6-3/8” W (three gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

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T-568B

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Pin-Out

Mount As Shown

2900-3SZL Series Smart Zone Light

Back View

Switch Port 1 for Local Sounder

Switch Ports 2-6 for Local Switch Connections

Comm OUT to Next Smart Device

OR Terminator Plug

Comm IN from SmartLoopTM

2900-2SDL Series Smart Dome Light

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DescriptionThe Smart Dome Light is used to locally annunciate calls from associated rooms. It is a Smart Device that communicates back with the Host Controller and is daisy-chain wired on a single cable. The high efficiency LEDs give off a bright and clean light and are contained and divided by a white cover.

OperationWhen an associated Switch Station is activated, the Smart Dome Light can be custom programmed to light up any of the three RBG or white LEDs. There are four flash settings (steady, slow, medium, fast) and six color options.

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connectors: • SmartLoopTM IN and OUT • Switch Station ports• 24 AWG, 8 conductor • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 4-1/2” W (two gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

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T-568B

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Pin-Out

2900-2SDL Series Smart Dome Light

Mount As Shown

Back View

(6) Switch Inputs (may vary by application)

Comm OUT to Next Smart Device

OR Terminator Plug

DescriptionThe Check-In Station comes with a push button and a call placed LED. The station requires a single connection to the nearest Smart Device.

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OperationThe Check-In Station uses proprietary Check-In Software that is loaded into every Host Controller. The device is activated by pressing the momentary push button causing the call placed LED to turn on steady. If the button is pressed within the programmed check-in time range, the device will automatically reset and no further action is required. If the button is not pressed, the software will let the staff know that the device has not checked in. The alert is cleared by pressing the check-in button.

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connector/T-568B pin-out• 24 AWG, 8 conductor (maximum 80’ to Smart Device connector)• Minimum voltage is 0.0vdc if the switch is absent (otherwise maximum is 0.125vdc)• Maximum voltage is 1.0vdc if the switch is shorted (otherwise maximum is 0.875vdc)• Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 2-3/4” W (single gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

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DefaultsIf unit is not pressed during check-in time: Local switch LED slow flash, center LED on Smart Dome Light green/slow flashIf unit checks-in: Local LED on/steady

Mount As Shown

2900-1CI Series Check-In Station

Back View

RJ45 Connectorto Smart Device

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DescriptionThe Pull String Station comes with a 6’ polyester cord, a heavy-duty slide switch, and a call placed LED. The station requires a single connection to the nearest Smart Device. Use 2900-1PSW when mounting in a wet or damp environment.

OperationWhen the heavy-duty slide switch goes from the UP/OFF position to the DOWN/ON position, the call has been placed. This can be done by pulling the 6’ polyester cord or sliding the switch down. The call placed LED will turn on steady letting the calling party know that the call has been placed. To cancel the call, slide the switch up to the OFF position.

DefaultsCenter LED of Smart Dome Light: Red color/medium flash Local Switch LED: On-steady, priority 2

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T-568B

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Pin-Out

Mount As Shown

2900-1PS Series Pull String Station & 2900-1PSW Series Water Resistant Pull String Station

Back View

RJ45 Connectorto Smart Device

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connector/T-568B pin-out• 24 AWG, 8 conductor (maximum 80’ to Smart Device connector)• Minimum voltage is 0.0vdc if the switch is absent (otherwise maximum is 0.125vdc)• Maximum voltage is 1.0vdc if the switch is shorted (otherwise maximum is 0.875vdc) • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 2-3/4” W (single gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

2900-1BS Series Bedside Station

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DescriptionThe Bedside Station comes with a cancel button, a call placed LED, and a 1/4” plug for a standard call cord. The station only requires a single connection to the nearest Smart Device.

OperationWhen the button on the call cord is pressed, the call has been placed. The call placed LED will turn on steady letting the calling party know that the call has been placed. If the call cord is unplugged from the socket, it will activate the device as a priority call. To cancel the station, be sure the call cord is plugged in and press the cancel button.

DefaultsButton Pressed: Smart Dome Light center LED on/white/steady, priority 5Cord Pulled Out: Smart Dome Light center LED on/white/medium flash, priority 2

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T-568B

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Pin-Out

Mount As Shown

Back View

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connector/T-568B pin-out• 24 AWG, 8 conductor (maximum 80’ to Smart Device connector)• Minimum voltage is 0.0vdc if the switch is absent (otherwise maximum is 0.125vdc)• Maximum voltage is 1.0vdc if the switch is shorted (otherwise maximum is 0.875vdc)• 1/4” standard plug-in • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 2-3/4” W (single gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

RJ45 Connectorto Smart Device

2900-2DBS Series Dual Bedside Station

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • (2) RJ45 connector/T-568B pin-out• (2) 24 AWG, 8 conductor (maximum 80’ to Smart Device connector)• Minimum voltage is 0.0vdc if the switch is absent (otherwise maximum is 0.125vdc)• Maximum voltage is 1.0vdc if the switch is shorted (otherwise maximum is 0.875vdc)• (2) 1/4” standard plug-ins • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 4-1/2” W (two gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

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DescriptionThe Dual Bedside Station comes with two cancel buttons, two call placed LEDs, and two 1/4” plugs for standard call cords. The station requires two independent connections to the nearest Smart Device.

OperationWhen the button on either call cord is pressed, the call has been placed. The associated call placed LED will turn on steady letting the calling party know that the call has been placed. If a call cord is unplugged from the socket, it will activate the device as a priority call. To cancel the station, be sure the call cord is plugged in and press the cancel button.

DefaultsButton Pressed: Smart Dome Light center LED on/white/steady, priority 5Cord Pulled Out: Smart Dome Light center LED on/white/medium flash, priority 2

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Pin-Out

Mount As Shown

2900-2DBS Series Dual Bedside Station

Back View

RJ45 Connectorsto Smart Device

Panic Station OperationWhen the red button is pushed in, the call has been placed. The call placed LED will turn on steady letting the calling party know that the device has been activated. To cancel the call, twist the button in a clockwise direction.

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DefaultsCenter LED of Smart Dome Light: Red/medium flashLocal Switch LED: On steady, priority 2

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Code Blue Station

Panic Station

Mount As Shown

2900-1CB/2900-1PB Series Code Blue/Panic Stations

Back View

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connector/T-568B pin-out• 24 AWG, 8 conductor (maximum 80’ to Smart Device connector)• Minimum voltage is 0.0vdc if the switch is absent (otherwise maximum is 0.125vdc)• Maximum voltage is 1.0vdc if the switch is shorted (otherwise maximum is 0.875vdc) • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 2-3/4” W (single gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

2900-3DS Series Duty Station

DescriptionThe Code Blue and Panic Stations come with a push button and a call placed LED. The devices only require a connection to the nearest Smart Device.

Code Blue Station OperationWhen the blue button is pressed, the call has been placed. The call placed LED will turn on steady letting the calling party know that the device has been activated. After five seconds, the button can be pressed again to cancel the call.

RJ45 Connectorto Smart Device

Panic Station

2900-1CB/2900-1PB Series Code Blue/Panic Stations 2900-3DS Series Duty Station

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connectors: • SmartLoopTM IN and OUT • Switch Station ports• 24 AWG, 8 conductor • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 6-3/8” W (three gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

DescriptionThe Duty Station is used to audibly and visually annunciate calls. It is a Smart Device that communicates back with the Host Controller and is daisy-chain wired on a single cable. The high efficiency LEDs give off a bright and clean light and are contained and divided by a white cover.

OperationWhen an associated device or zone is activated, the Duty Station can be programmed to light up any of the three RBG or white LEDs. There are four flash settings (steady, slow, medium, fast) and six color options. The sounder will annunciate in high or low volume and can be momentarily muted with the toggle switch.

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Mount As Shown

Back View

Comm IN from SmartLoopTM

Switch Ports 1-5 for LocalSwitch Connections

Switch 6 Used for Local Sounder

Comm OUT to Next Smart Device

OR Terminator Plug

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Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connectors: • SmartLoopTM IN and OUT • Switch Station ports• 24 AWG, 8 conductor • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 8-3/16” W (four gang) Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

DescriptionThe Staff Station is used to audibly and visually annunciate calls. It is a Smart Device that communicates back with the Host Controller and is daisy-chain wired on a single cable. The red 1-1/2” push button is used for staff emergency calls and the call placed LED verifies that the call has been placed. The high efficiency LEDs give off a bright and clean light and are contained and divided by a white cover.

OperationWhen an associated device or zone is activated, the Staff Station can be programmed to light up any of the three RBG or white LEDs. There are four flash settings (steady, slow, medium, fast) and six color options. The sounder will annunciate in high or low volume and can be momentarily muted with the toggle switch. The push button can be programmed to annunciate in any location and in any fashion when it is pressed.

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Mount As Shown

2900-4SS Series Staff Station

Back View

Switch 6 Used for Local Sounder

Comm IN from

SmartLoopTMSwitch Port 1 for

Local Push Button Connection

Switch Ports 1-5 for LocalSwitch Connections

Comm OUT to Next Smart Device

OR Terminator Plug

Technical Specifications• SmartLoopTM Power Technology • RJ45 connector • 24 AWG, 8 conductor • Dimensions: Face plate: 4-1/2” H x 2-3/4” W Minimum back box depth: 2-1/8”

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Description/OperationThe Remote Sounder is activated when a system fault is detected by the Host Controller. The sounder should be mounted in an area where the audible signal can be heard by appropriate personnel. The three position toggle switch can be used to modify the audio level (momentary mute, high, low). Only a single connection to the Host Controller is required.

Mount As Shown

2900-1RS Series Remote Sounder

Back View

Connect to any of Switch Ports 1-3 on

Host Controller

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2900-PWRS2 Power Supply

CAUTION: Do not touch exposed metal parts. Shut off branch circuit power before installing or servicing equipment. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to excessive moisture.

This equipment is to be installed by qualified service personnel.

Description• Dimensions: 8.76” H x 12.25” W x 2.81” D• Weight: 5.2 lbs.• 24vdc, 211W, 8.8 Amp, single output• Switchable input voltage: 115vac or 230vac• LED power indicator• Recommended connection to UPS• Maximum current draw on a fully populated system is 5.75A @24vdc (1.15A @ 120vac)

Connections• Connect the hot wire of the 120vac to the L screw on the Power Supply• Connect the neutral wire of the 120vac to the N screw on the Power Supply• Connect the ground wire of the 120vac to the ground screw on the Power Supply• Connect one lead of the DC power connection to the –V screw and the other to the +V screw

Voltage AdjustmentPotentiometer

24v to Host Controller

120vac

MaintenanceUnit should be tested at least once a year for proper operation as follows: Output Voltage Test: Under normal load conditions the DC output voltage should be checked for proper voltage level (23.5-26.4vdc recommended range).

2900-PWRS2 Power Supply

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RP7700100 Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Specifications• Dimensions: 3.1” H x 10.6” W x 5.9” D• Weight: 4.5 lbs.• Output Power Capacity: 350VA / 255W• 120vac• Sealed, lead acid, maintenance free battery• Underwriters Laboratory (UL) recognized• RoHS compliant• Audible alarm• Battery backup and surge protected outlets keep the system running when the power goes out during an emergency• Surge only outlet for connection to Power Monitor Board in Host Controller• Expected run-time assuming 10% system activity on a fully populated system is 25 minutes

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RP7700100BR Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Specifications• Dimensions: 9.7” H x 3.9” W x 10.2” D• Weight: 15 lbs.• Output Power Capacity: 1000VA / 600W• 120vac• Sealed, lead acid, maintenance free battery• Underwriters Laboratory (UL) recognized• RoHS compliant• Visual and audible alarms• LCD screen gives utility and battery backup status• Battery backup and surge protected outlets keep the system running when the power goes out during an emergency• Surge only outlet for connection to Power Monitor Board in Host Controller• Expected run-time assuming 10% system activity on a fully populated system is 78 minutes

RP7700100BR Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

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RP7700100PF Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Specifications• Dimensions: 10.4” H x 14.2” W x 3.9” D• Weight: 24.7 lbs.• Output Power Capacity: 1500VA / 900W• 120vac• Sealed, lead acid, maintenance free battery• Underwriters Laboratory (UL) recognized• RoHS compliant• Visual and audible alarms• LCD screen gives utility and battery backup status• Battery backup and surge protected outlets keep the system running when the power goes out during an emergency• Surge only outlet for connection to Power Monitor Board in Host Controller• Expected run-time assuming 10% system activity on a fully populated system is 94 minutes

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Electrical Ratings

Model: Type of Device: Voltage: Current:

2900-HC Host Controller 24vdc 7.5A max

2900-EB Expansion Board 24vdc 7.5A max

2900-PWRS2 Power Supply Mean Well LRS-150-24 (UL E183223) Input 85 - 132VAC, 2.8 A, output 24Vdc, 6.5A 2.8A

2900-28APWH 28 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc .25A max

2900-28APIV 28 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc .25A max

2900-56APWH 56 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc .50A max

2900-56APIV 56 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc .50A max

2900-112APWH 112 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc 1.0A max

2900-112APIV 112 Zone Nurse Call Console (Annunciator) 24vdc 1.0A max

2900-1BSSS SS Single Bed Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1BSWH White Single Bed Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1BSIV Ivory Single Bed Station 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CBSS SS Code Blue Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CBWH White Code Blue Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CBIV Ivory Code Blue Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CISS SS Check-In Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CIWH White Check-In Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1CIIV Ivory Check-In Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PBSS SS Panic Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PBWH White Panic Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PBIV Ivory Panic Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PSSS SS Pull String Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PSSSW SS Pull String Station 1G Water Resistant 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PSWH White Pull String Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PSWHW White Pull String Station 1G Water Resistant 7.9vdc 2mA max

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Model: Type of Device: Voltage: Current:

2900-1PSIV Ivory Pull String Station 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1PSIVW Ivory Pull String Station 1G Water Resistant 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1RSSS SS Remote Sounder 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1RSWH White Remote Sounder 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-1RSIV Ivory Remote Sounder 1G 7.9vdc 2mA max

2900-2DBSSS SS Dual Bedside Station 2G 7.9vdc 4mA max

2900-2DBSWH White Dual Bedside Station 2G 7.9vdc 4mA max

2900-2DBSIV Ivory Dual Bedside Station 2G 7.9vdc 4mA max

2900-2SDLSS SS Smart Dome Light 2G 24vdc 23mA max

2900-2SDLWH White Smart Dome Light 2G 24vdc 23mA max

2900-2SDLIV Ivory Smart Dome Light 2G 24vdc 23mA max

2900-3SZLSS SS Smart Zone Light 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-3SZLWH White Smart Zone Light 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-3SZLIV Ivory Smart Zone Light 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-3DSSS SS Duty Station 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-3DSWH White Duty Station 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-3DSIV Ivory Duty Station 3G 24vdc 33mA max

2900-4SSSS SS Staff Station 4G 24vdc 35mA max

2900-4SSWH White Staff Station 4G 24vdc 35mA max

2900-4SSIV Ivory Staff Station 4G 24vdc 35mA max

RP7700100BR UPS Cyber Power BRG1000AVRLCD 120vac 1000 VA

RP7700100 UPS Cyber Power EC350G 120vac 350 VA

RP7700100PFC UPS Cyber Power CP1500PFCLCD 120vac 1500 VA

RP7300050 Wall Adapter Mean Well SGA12U12-P1J Input 100 - 240VAC, .5 A, output 12Vdc, 1A N/A