Installing A Sim Card; Installing An Ip Module; Installing The Pstn Modem Module; Installing An Lrt Module - Risco ProSYS Plus Quick Installer's Manual

Installing a SIM Card

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For GSM communication, install a SIM card in its holder on the GSM module. Later
during installer programming, you can enter /disable the PIN and define the APN.

Installing an IP Module

IP modules provide data communication over TCP/IP.
1. Install according to the instructions packaged with the module.
2. Connect the incoming LAN cable to its jack on the IP module. Make sure that
the cable is connected to the network.

Installing the PSTN Modem Module

The PSTN modem module enables 2400 baud PSTN communication.
1. Install according to the instructions packaged with the module.
2. Make sure the telephone and telephone line are connected (see Step 2: Wiring,
Settings, and Module Installations at the Main Panel, page 8).

Installing an LRT Module

A Long-Range (Radio) Transmitter module (LRT) can be installed on a bus line.
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Install according to the manufacturer instructions.

Installing the Voice Module

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Install according to the instructions packaged with the module.

Installing the Listen-In Unit

Wired onto the Voice module, the Listen-In units are remote, external audio
accessories that provide 2-way "listen-in-and-talk" communication between users
at the premises and the monitoring station – for times of emergency.
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Install according to the instructions packaged with the Listen-In unit and the Voice
module.

Wiring other Devices at the Terminal Block

Installing a Wired Keypad

A wired keypad should be installed first, as it is used to set defaults upon system
initialization (language, time and date), to perform an Auto-Setting scan for
allocating (registering) all bus-connected devices, and for configuring parameters.
Wired keypads can either be connected directly to a bus at the main panel terminal
block, or to a RISCO bus line (see Step 3: Bus Line Installations, page 16).
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