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- Page 1 TD-600/SAT-6 Universal Standalone Radio Communicator Installation Guide PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TD-600/SAT-6 Installation Guide Table of contents Preface ........................... 3 Features ..........................3 Safety instructions ....................... 3 Tech specifications ......................3 The SAT-6 module......................4 Installation ........................5 Mounting guidelines ......................5 Mounting the box ........................ 5 Battery jump-start ....................... 5 Connecting to power ...................... -
Page 3: Preface
Preface Preface This guide will help you through the installation and configuration of the TD-600/SAT-6, a PIMA universal standalone radio communicator, designed to allow any alarm system to relay transmissions to the CMS (Central Monitoring Station), via our long range VHF/UHF radio transmitters (TRV/TRU-100). -
Page 4: The Sat-6 Module
Earth Ground terminal. Can be used in areas of severe electrical activity (abnormal levels of lightning or electrical discharge). When using PIMA’s integrated transformer, earth ground is not EGND required. Only when using external transformer and lightning conditions are severe, the EGND terminal can be used. -
Page 5: Installation
Installation Installation Make sure the TD-600 is not connected to AC and battery power. Mounting guidelines Follow the next guidelines before mounting the TD-600 box: Do not mount the box close to metal wall or ceiling. Do not pass the zone wires next to the antenna. ... -
Page 6: Connecting To Power
TD-600/SAT-6 Installation Guide Briefly short the Battery’s (-) terminal to the control panel’s (-) terminal. See the diagram. The control panel will now power up. Backup battery Short wire Connecting to power AC voltage must be supplied from a transformer (2A/16VAC). Do not connect the SAT-6 to direct power source! ... - Page 7 The cable hole on the box should have a grommet or bushing. Initializing and setting the time To program the TD-600, you will need a PIMA technician keypad or LCD keypad, such as the RXN-400, and a special 4-wire cable with Molex connector (P/N 3411007).
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Page 8: Programming The Sat-6
Rad:0 enter the ‘Rad’ subscriber ID The ID can have up to 4 digits. The largest allowed number on PIMA formats is 8000. If the I.D. is set to zero, no subscriber number is programmed. Central Monitoring Station format... -
Page 9: Report Codes
Programming the SAT-6 Auto test Auto test hour 0 :0 enter the time of the day in HH:MM format, for sending test reports Auto test time ENTR enter an interval for the test reports in HH:MM format (in ENTR ... -
Page 10: Changing The Technician Code
TD-600/SAT-6 Installation Guide Changing the Technician code Select: Technician code ENTR CPTN XX en 6.10 ENTER/NEXT/END Technician code Technician code ENTR ****** enter a new 4-6 numerals code If the code is lost, disconnect the SAT-6 from any power for 10 seconds and re-connect it. Wait for the ‘Clock not set’... - Page 11 Programming the SAT-6 Limited Warranty PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd. does not represent that its product may not be compromised and/or circumvented, or that the Product will prevent any death, personal and/or bodily injury and/or damage to property resulting from burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise, or that the Product will in all cases provide adequate warning or protection.
- Page 12 P/N: 4410441 *4410441* Version: A, XX en, Dec 2015...
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