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FBOP TECHNICAL DESIGN GUIDELINES ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 10, 2004

SENSITIVE - LOU

CONTROL PANEL OPERATION 17100-1

SECTION 17100 - CONTROL PANEL OPERATION

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. This section covers all control panels as shown on the drawings or as required to support the systems defined in these specifications. The work under this section consists of furnishing materials and equipment, performing labor and services necessary for the installation of the control panels required for the security electronics, communications, and fire alarm system.

B. Related Work Specified Elsewhere: Refer to all other Division 17 specification sections and drawings, and to the specifications and drawings under the General Construction Contract to ascertain the extent of work included.

C. Refer to Section 17170 Security Monitoring and Control System for operation of the touchscreen terminals.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

A. Since the Division 17 systems must be reviewed by the Contracting Officer as a system, no individual, specific submittal shall be made for this section.

Submittals shall be packaged in groups and shall be made in accordance with the General Provisions (Section 17000) of these specifications.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. Products to support the systems described in this Section shall be as defined in each Section of Division 17.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1

PANEL DESCRIPTIONS AND SYSTEMS OPERATIONS

A. General: The facility includes control and reporting positions at the following locations:

1. Main Pedestrian Sallyport Control Panels (two each).

2. Guard Tower Control Panels (USP only)

3. Special Housing Unit Door Control Panels. (USP only)

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4. Inmate Duress Panel - Special Housing Unit, General Housing Unit, and the Medical Facility

B. Main Pedestrian Sallyport Control Panels

1. Description - The door & intercom subpanel control and monitor the status of the doors and controls the associated intercom stations.

2. Intercom Operation:

a. When an intercom call pushbutton is pressed on a remote station, the associated intercom light emitting diode (LED) flashes and a tone is generated. See Section 17300 for tones.

b. Depressing the associated momentary intercom switch causes the intercom LED to illuminate solid and connects an audio path from the intercom station to the associated master intercom station for listening.

c. Both of the "Main Pedestrian Sallyport" control panels and all of the touchscreen stations shall have access to the remote intercom stations in the main pedestrian sallyport.

1) If an intercom station is connected at one of the control panels or touchscreen stations, the LED associated with the connected intercom shall be illuminated solid on the other "Main Pedestrian Sallyport" control panel(s) to alert the operator at the other control panel(s) that the intercom channel is presently in use.

2) If a remote intercom is currently connected to one control panel/touch screen station and the operator at another control panel/touch screen station selects the same intercom, the connection shall be terminated at the first control panel/touch screen station and shall be automatically transferred to the second control panel/touch screen station. The last control panel/touch screen station to select the intercom shall have control.

d. Maintaining pressure on the associated momentary intercom switch or the momentary intercom TALK switch allows the control panel operator to talk to the individual at the remote intercom station. The control panel operator shall have the option of using the associated momentary intercom switch or the momentary intercom TALK switch when talking to the individual at the remote intercom station.

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e. The listening volume of the operator’s speaker may be adjusted by the VOLUME control knob from 20 dB SPL to 85 dB SPL at 0.5 m on axis with an input of 60 dB SPL at 0.5 m from the connected intercom station.

f. The communication link is terminated by selecting another intercom station or by selecting the intercom RESET pushbutton

g. The intercom call tone shall be active anytime there is an intercom call present that has not been acknowledged.

3. Sliding Door Operation:

a. The control panels have for each sliding door a red LED and a green LED to indicate when the door is secure (door fully closed and locked), or not secure but not fully open, and fully open.

When the door is secure, the green LED shall be illuminated solid and the red LED shall be extinguished. When the door is not secure but not fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall flash. When the door is fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall be illuminated solid.

b. Each door is controlled via a panel rocker switch. The left position (momentary) is CLOSE, the center position (maintained) is STOP, and the right position is OPEN (momentary).

c. Maintaining pressure on the door OPEN position opens the door after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the door shall stop immediately. If another door in the interlock group is not secure, the door shall not open... The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the door's motion which may damage the doors motor and drive system.

d. Maintaining pressure on the door CLOSE position closes the door after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the door shall stop immediately. The close signal shall not be included in the interlock scheme. The Control Panel Operator shall always have the ability to close the door regardless of the state of the interlock. The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the door's motion which may damage the doors motor and drive system.

e. Both of the control panels control the same doors. If one of the control panel attempts to open a door while the other control panel attempts to close the same door, the door shall close.

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C. Guard Tower Control Panels (USP only)

1. Description - The door & intercom subpanels control and monitor the status of doors and gates, controls associated intercom stations, and switches CCTV cameras associated with the selected intercom station.

The paging subpanel provides access the tower's paging speakers. The PTZ subpanel assigns the local CCTV controller to the local video monitors for purposes of P/T/Z controls. The override subpanel allows Central Control to override the door control and intercom functions of the tower. (USP only)

2. Intercom Operation: (USP only)

a. When an intercom call pushbutton is pressed on a remote station, the associated intercom light emitting diode (LED) flashes and a tone is generated. See Section 17300 for tones. (USP only)

b. Depressing the associated momentary intercom switch causes the intercom LED to illuminate solid, connects an audio path from the intercom station to the associated master intercom station for listening, and switches the associated CCTV cameras to the designated movement control monitors if applicable. (USP only)

c. Maintaining pressure on the associated momentary intercom switch or the momentary intercom TALK switch allows the control panel operator to talk to the individual at the remote intercom station. The control panel operator shall have the option of using the associated momentary intercom switch or the momentary intercom TALK switch when talking to the individual at the remote intercom station. (USP only)

d. The listening volume of the operator’s speaker may be adjusted by the VOLUME control knob with a minimum setting of 20 dB SPL at 0.5 m on axis with an input of 60 dB SPL at 0.5 m from the connected intercom station. (USP only)

e. The communication link is terminated by selecting another intercom station or by selecting the intercom RESET pushbutton.

Terminating the communication link disconnects the audio path and extinguishes all associated LEDs. (USP only)

f. The intercom call tone shall be active anytime there is an intercom call present that has not been acknowledged. (USP only)

3. Swing Door & Swing Gate Operation: (USP only)

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a. The integrated control panels has for each door or gate a red LED and a green LED to indicate when the door is secure (door fully closed and locked with bolt extended) or not secure. When the door is secure, the green LED shall be illuminated and the red LED shall be extinguished. When the door is not secure, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall be illuminated.

(USP only)

b. Each door is controlled via a panel two position rocker switch.

The left position shall be maintained and the right position shall be momentary. (USP only)

c. Maintaining pressure on the door OPEN switch unlocks the door by retracting the bolt. When the pressure is released from the switch, the bolt shall extend (unless obstructed by the door jamb).

If another door or gate in the interlock group is not secure the gate shall not open. (USP only)

d. For the doors at the bus sallyport and for the interior door at the base of the compound tower, the open function shall not be enabled unless the intercom station is actively connected to the control panel. (USP only)

4. Vehicle Gate Operation: (USP only)

a. The integrated control panels have for each gate a red LED and a green LED to indicate when the gate is secure (gate fully closed and locked), or not secure but not fully open, and fully open.

When the gate is secure, the green LED shall be illuminated solid and the red LED shall be extinguished. When the gate is not secure but not fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall flash. When the gate is fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall be illuminated solid. (USP only)

b. Each gate is controlled via a panel rocker switch. The left position (momentary) is CLOSE, the center position (maintained) is STOP, and the right position is OPEN (momentary). (USP only)

c. Maintaining pressure on the gate OPEN position opens the gate after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the gate shall stop immediately. If another gate in the interlock group is not secure, the gate shall not open. The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the gate's motion which may damage the gates motor and drive system. (USP only)

d. Maintaining pressure on the gate CLOSE position closes the gate

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after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the gate shall stop immediately. The close signal shall not be included in the interlock scheme. The Control Panel Operator shall always have the ability to close the gate regardless of the state of the interlock. The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the gate's motion which may damage the gates motor and drive system. (USP only)

e. For the gates at the bus sallyport, the open function shall not be enabled unless the intercom station is actively connected to the control panel. (USP only)

5. Monitored Door Operation: (USP only)

a. As shown on the drawings, doors equipped with door position switch and latch bolt lock monitor switches shall be connected to provide an unsecured or "open" status indication at the control panel when the door is not secure. In an open state, a red "open" indicator shall illuminate. The indicator shall continue to illuminate until the door is secured. When secured, a green "closed" indicator shall illuminate. (USP only)

b. When the monitored door is included in an interlock group, the door status indication shall be included in the interlock system to prevent remote unlocking of electrically operated doors in the same interlock group. (USP only)

6. Paging: (USP only)

a. A single momentary push button with a LED is provided to access the paging speakers on the tower. A ceiling mounted microphone shall be used for paging functions. (USP only)

1) Depressing the PAGE switch connects the audio output of the ceiling microphone to the paging system. The page talk function shall remain activated until the PAGE switch is again depressed. (USP only)

2) The LED associated with the PAGE TALK switch shall be flashing while the paging system is activated. (USP only)

3) As shown on the plans, there shall be auxiliary control panel(s) in each of the towers. Depressing the PAGE TALK switch on the auxiliary control panel shall have the same affect as pressing the PAGE TALK switch on the main panel. The LED associated with the PAGE TALK switch on the auxiliary panel shall be flashing while the

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paging system is activated. (USP only)

4) At the Compound Tower only, the tower paging speakers shall be connected to the facility paging system from Central Control while the tower panel page function is not activated. Activation of the tower panel page function shall override the Central Control paging input to the tower paging amplifier. (USP only)

5) At the Perimeter Towers, the tower paging speakers shall not be connected to the facility paging system. The speakers on the tower can only be accessed by the local paging microphone. (USP only)

7. PTZ: (USP only)

a. Where the plans show that the control panel is provided with a CCTV controller and video monitors, a momentary "monitor select" push button with an integral LED shall be provided on the control panel for each video monitor. (USP only)

b. Depressing one of the momentary "monitor select" push buttons shall cause the local CCTV controller to be assigned to the video monitor associated with the "monitor select" push button, thereby enabling the CCTV controller's P/T/Z controls for the video image that is displayed on the video monitor associated with the "monitor select" push button. (USP only)

c. One of the "monitor select" push button integral LED's shall always be illuminated. The integral LED shall only be illuminated on the last momentary "monitor select" push button selected by the System Operator. (USP only)

8. Tower Intercom System: (USP only)

a. Refer to Section 17270 Guard Tower Special Systems for this system. (USP only)

9. Tower Override Function (USP only)

a. As described in Section 17170, the Tower Override Function shall allow Central Control to override the door control and intercom functions of the required towers. When transferring door control and intercom functions, there shall be some exceptions. For the towers outside of the secure perimeter, the door and intercom controls for the door at the base of the tower shall always be operable from that tower. For the Compound Tower, the chain

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link gate at the base of the tower and the chain link recreation gates in the courtyard shall always be operable from that tower.

For the Rear Sallyport Tower, the entrance driveway intercom shall always be operable from that tower. Central Control shall never control these doors and intercoms. (USP only)

b. At the required towers, there shall be a CENTRAL CONTROL OVERRIDE LED on the tower control panel. The LED shall be illuminated when the panel is in the CENTRAL mode, see Section 17170. (USP only)

c. In the TOWER mode, all of the tower door control switches, intercom LED's, and intercom control switches on the tower control panel shall be operable, see Section 17170. (USP only)

d. In the CENTRAL mode, the door control switches, intercom LED's, and intercom control switches on the tower control panel shall be inoperable, however, the door or gate status indicators shall always be operable, see Section 17170. (USP only)

D. Special Housing Unit Door Control Panels (USP only)

1. Description - The panels control and monitor the status of the doors. (USP only)

2. Sliding Door Operation: (USP only)

a. The integrated control panels have for each sliding door a red LED and a green LED to indicate when the door is secure (door fully closed and locked), or not secure but not fully open, and fully open. When the door is secure, the green LED shall be illuminated solid and the red LED shall be extinguished. When the door is not secure but not fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall flash. When the door is fully open, the green LED shall be extinguished and the red LED shall be illuminated solid. (USP only)

b. Each door is controlled via a panel rocker switch. The left position (momentary) is CLOSE, the center position (maintained) is STOP, and the right position is OPEN (momentary). (USP only)

c. Maintaining pressure on the door OPEN position opens the door after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the door shall stop immediately. The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the door's motion which may damage the doors motor and drive system. (USP only)

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d. Maintaining pressure on the door CLOSE position closes the door after a 250 millisecond delay. When the pressure is released, the door shall stop immediately. The delay is intended to prevent the Control Panel Operator from quickly reversing the direction of the door's motion which may damage the doors motor and drive system. (USP only)

E. Inmate Duress Panels

1. Description - To provide inmates with a method to summons assistance when locked in their cells, each living unit is equipped with a complete inmate duress system.

a. A complete inmate duress system consists of an audible tone;

annunciator panels located at the officers station of each living unit to identify the room that initiated a duress signal; a push button(s) located in each room to initiate a duress signal; a reset station located outside of each door or pairs of doors as shown on the plans to reset the call.

1) Each annunciator panel shall consist of a LED for each associated cell, a tone silence switch and a gang reset key switch. The gang reset key switch must be keyed different from the cell reset key switch.

2) The reset station located by the cell doors shall consist of a red LED (for each associated cell) and a two or three position key switch (one position for each associated cell) with a maintained center position.

2. Operation:

a. If alarms are not being generated from any inmate room and if the equipment is functioning properly, then there is no activity on the living unit annunciator panel.

b. When a system is in a normal operating condition and the first duress signal is initiated from an inmate room the following occurs:

1) The annunciator panel associated with the inmate room transmitting a distress signal identifies the room with a flashing LED and the tone alarm begins to sound. The associated red LED on the reset station also flashes. See Section 17300 for tones.

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2) A LED summary indicator on the annunciator panel in the adjacent day room (if applicable) is illuminated flashing and a tone sounded on the panel.

3) At this time, there is no indication of the call at Central Control.

4) If the tone silence switch on the annunciator panel in the adjacent room (where applicable) is pressed and released, the local tone alarm is silenced and the local LED summary indicator is illuminated solid.

5) If the tone silence switch on the annunciator panel in the associated room is pressed and released, the tone alarm is silenced, the LED is illuminated solid, the reset station red LED is illuminated solid, the LED summary indicator on the annunciator panel in the adjacent day room (if applicable) is illuminated solid and the tone associated with the summary alarm is silenced in the adjacent day room (if applicable) however, the distress signal continues until it is canceled by using the reset station at the door of the room that initiated the signal or by using the gang reset switch on the associated duress panel.

c. The duress signal is canceled by turning the reset key switch of the appropriated reset station in the direction of the illuminated LED.

The following occurs:

1) The LED on the annunciator panel associated with the inmate room that transmitted a distress signal is extinguished and the associated reset station red LED is extinguished.

2) If the tone alarm has not been previously silenced, it is silenced.

3) There is no indication at Central Control.

4) The LED summary indicator on the annunciator panel in the adjacent day room (if applicable) is extinguished, and the tone alarm in the adjacent day room is silenced if it has not already been silenced at the panel.

d. If a duress signal is again initiated from the same room after the tone alarm has been silenced and before the duress signal is reset, the alarm shall re-sound and react as described above except:

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1) The red summary indicator and tone alarm on the annunciator panel in the adjacent dayroom shall not change states.

e. If a duress signal is initiated by a different room after the audible tone from a previous call has been silenced and before the signal has been canceled, the new alarm shall sound and react as described above except:

1) The red summary indicator and tone alarm on the annunciator panel in the adjacent dayroom shall not change states.

f. All active duress signals in the living unit are canceled by turning the gang reset key switch at the officer station on the annunciator panel. The following occurs:

1) The LED(s) on the annunciator panel associated with the inmate room(s) that transmitted the distress signal(s) is extinguished and the associated reset station red LED(s) are extinguished.

2) If the tone alarm has not been previously silenced, it is silenced.

3) There is no indication at the central control console.

4) The LED summary indicator on the annunciator panel in the adjacent day room (if applicable) is extinguished, and the tone alarm in the adjacent day room is silenced if it has not already been silenced at the panel.

g. If ninety (90) seconds elapse before an inmate duress signal is canceled, the alarm shall be transmitted to Central Control as an ALARM function. See Section 17170.

1) The time delay for transferring the call to Central Control shall be easily globally modified using the PLC programming terminal.

F. Lamp Test:

1. Description - Each panel shall have a lamp test momentary switch to test all LED's on the associated panel.

2. Operation:

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a. Depressing and holding the Lamp Test switch shall illuminate all the LED's and sound all tones on the associated panel and where applicable illuminate the red LED's at every associated reset station.

b. Releasing the Lamp Test switch shall extinguish the LED's and silence all tones on the associated panel, unless activated by another function.

3.2 COMPLETION

A. General: Upon completion of the work, remove excess debris, materials, equipment, apparatus, tools and the like and leave the premises clean, neat and orderly.

B. Testing: The completed system shall be tested by the Contractor prior to the acceptance test.

END OF SECTION 17100