Connecting The Cabinet Tamper Switches - Honeywell MAXPRO MPIP2000U Series Installation And Setup Manual

Honeywell MAXPRO Intrusion MPIP2000U/3000U Series
# LED Colour
B Green
Off
C Green
Off
D Green
Off
E Amber (left)
Green (right)
F Green
Off
G Green
Off
This LED is only available on the MPIP3000 series.
H Green
Off
This LED is only available on the MPIP3000 series.
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Connecting the Cabinet Tamper Switches

The cabinet comes with a tamper switch in the cabinet door to prevent opening
of the cabinet door. Use the included cable to connect the tamper switch to the
control panel (D on page 34).
Optionally, there is a knockout available in the cabinet back that can be used to
fit an additional tamper switch to prevent removal of the cabinet from the wall.
From
Tamper switch in cabinet door
Tamper switch in cabinet back
(optional, not included)
The system will report tamper events on Area 1, the system area.
If Area 1 is disarmed, the system will report the tamper event as a fault
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condition.
If Area 1 is armed, the system will report the tamper event as an alarm.
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800-23044 Rev. A draft_11
Description
Power input available on main board.
No power available on main board.
V-Plex 1: loop OK.
V-Plex 1: loop shorted or data bus not running.
AUX1/IB2 bus 1: power on AUX1 is available.
PTC for AUX1 is resetting, or other trouble on the bus.
Ethernet amber LED (left): network connection is
working.
Ethernet green LED (right): flashes when the system
is sending or receiving data over the network.
AUX3: power on AUX3 is available.
PTC for AUX3 is resetting.
AUX2/IB2 bus 2: power on AUX2 is available.
PTC for AUX2 is resetting, or other trouble on the bus.
V-Plex 2: loop OK.
V-Plex 2: loop shorted or data bus not running.
To Control Panel Terminal
T-LID
T-WALL
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