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Current
models
of the
Nos.
1023,
1024,
BC1026 and BC1028 are
provided
with
extra
mounting
grooves
and hole
at
the
sides
of
their
cabinets
to accommodate
the
communi-
cator
chassis.
In addition,
a smal I hole
is provided
in the
top
of
these
cabinets
to
enable
the
communicator
chassis
to
be mounted
vertically
behind
the
alarm
processing
.nter's
chassis
after
programming.
(See Diagram
A.)
Note:
In cabinets
without
ounting
grooves,
the
communicator
chassis
may be securedin
place
with
double
sided
w.
SHEET METAL SCREW
ALARM PROCESSJNG CENTER
PC BOARD AND COVER.
COMMUNICATOR CHASSIS
MAY BE INSTALLED
HERE (PROGRAM IT FIRST)
OR
HERE
SHEET METAL SCREW
*MOUNTING GROOVES
PROVIDED IN CABINET
--w-s-----
*EARLY PRODUCTION
CABINETS DO NOT HAVE
---------e----d
' MOUNTING GROOVES OR
SCREW HOLES. USE
DOUBLE SIDED TAPE TO
SECURE CHASSIS.
Diagram A: INSTALLATION
OF COMMUNICATOR
CHASSIS IN ALARM PROCESSING
CENTER.
(eg: No. 1023.1024.6
C 1026, 8C 10281
Programming:
The 680 is easily
p,rogrammed
by placing
programming
jumpers
on appropriate
posts
on
the. printed
circuit
board.
The programmi
ng jumpers
w i I I be found
in a package
accom-
panying
the
680.
Four
jumper
colors
are
provided
for
grouping
as desired.
The progranmi.ng
area
is
located
at the
lower
right
hand sorner
of the
PC board.
See Diagrams
I and 2. The telephone
number
for
the
central
monitoring
station,
the
subscriber
identification
number
and alarm
codes
.for
the
two channels
are
programmed
by interconnecting
the
row of
16 sets
of
lettered
PAIRED posts
and
the
row of numbered
DIGIT
posts.
Each set
of
PAIRED posts
consists
of a
CHARACTER post
and a DIGIT
EXTENDER post.
"'JTION:
Push programming
jumper
connectors
straight
onto
appropriate
posts.
If
connectors
are
angled
or
if
excessive
pressure
is applied
they
may loosen.
If
this
occurs,
tighten
carefully
with
long
nose pliers.
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