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Figure 10: N/C loop wiring diagram
Receiver terminals
EOL resistor
Figure 11: Nonsupervised loop wiring diagram shows a
wiring diagram for a nonsupervised loop.
Figure 11: Nonsupervised loop wiring diagram
Receiver terminals
Figure 12: Relay wiring diagram shows a wiring diagram
when using a relay.
Note:
The 12 VDC relay coil resistance must be at least
300 ohms.
Figure 12: Relay wiring diagram
Receiver terminals
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Panel +12V
Panel GND
Return
Zone 1
Panel terminals
Panel +12V
Panel GND
Return
Zone 1
Panel terminals
Coil
N/C
Coil
COM
N/O
Panel +12V
Panel GND
Return
Zone 1
Panel terminals
RF reception test
You can test the receiver by either counting the LED flashes
when transmitters are tripped, or by counting the beeps
emitted by an attached piezo beeper (optional).
To test the system using the receiver LED, do the following:
1.
Make sure the DIP switch is down (normal operation/run
mode).
2.
Trip all sensors in the system. After each trip, watch for
the correct number of LED flashes as indicated in
Table 3.
Table 3: LED/piezo test responses
Transmitter
Sensors
1-button press
Keypad
touchpads
2-button press
To test the system using a piezo beeper, do the following:
1.
Connect a piezo beeper between the test output (T) and
ground (GND) as shown in Figure 13: Piezo status
beeper connections.
Figure 13: Piezo status beeper connections
Receiver terminals
2.
Make sure the DIP switch is down (normal operation/run
mode).
3.
Trip all sensors in the system. After each trip, listen for
the correct number of beeps from the piezo beeper as
indicated in Table 3.
Securing the cover
To help prevent accidental tamper alarms caused by cover
removal, install the two self-tapping screws (included) on top
of the cover (Figure 14: Cover screws).
P/N 466-1452 • REV E • ISS 16OCT18
Should cause
7 to 8 beeps and LED flashes
2 beeps and LED flashes
8 beeps and LED flashes
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