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2.6
WIRING HORN/STROBE
2.6
WIRING HORN/STROBE
Horn
Wire 2
Wire 3
Figure: Horn/Strobe circuit board wiring to Alarm/Monitor terminal block
Figure: Horn/Strobe circuit board wiring to Alarm/Monitor terminal block
Wiring the Horn/Strobe the Alarm/Monitor card is very simple.
three black wires and one green/yellow grounding wire. Wires 2 and 3 are connected to
the horn, and wires 1 and Ground are connected to the strobe. The wiring inside the
Wiring the Horn/Strobe the Alarm/Monitor card is very simple. There are four wires:
Horn/Strobe is default from the factory. For setup, all that needs to be wired is the
three black wires and one green/yellow grounding wire. Wires 2 and 3 are connected to
Alarm/Monitor terminal.
the horn, and wires 1 and Ground are connected to the strobe. The wiring inside the
Horn/Strobe is default from the factory. For setup, all that needs to be wired is the
Note: The buzzer on the door is also wired into terminals 8 and 9, but this is intentional.
Alarm/Monitor terminal.
Tip: Alarm/monitor cards come with a resistor attached between terminals 4 and 5,
Note: The buzzer on the door is also wired into terminals 8 and 9, but this is
which work to "fool" the system into thinking a horn is attached. If for some reason the
intentional.
horn is disconnected, it is useful to keep the resistor. This will prevent the trouble light
from coming on.
Tip: Alarm/monitor cards come with a resistor attached between terminals 4 and 5,
which work to "fool" the system into thinking a horn is attached. If for some reason the
horn is disconnected, it is useful to keep the resistor. This will prevent the trouble light
from coming on.
Argus Installation and Resource Guide
Argus Installation and Resource Guide
Strobe
Wire 1
Ground
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Terminal block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Wire 3
Wire 1
Wire 2
Ground
There are four wires:
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