Summary of Contents for QTRONIX Snitch
- Page 1 Driveway-Gate Alarm Anti-Tamper KNOW YOUR GATE’S EVERY MOVE INSTRUCTION MANUAL MTX...
- Page 2 If SIREN rating exceeds 500mA the gate motor electronics may limit the current, if this is the case connect POS power to Snitch directly to the battery. If the supply voltage exceeds 13.8v DC a DC to DC converter or resistor box must be used.
- Page 3 Quick Setup Snitch has a built in stand alone transmitter, if a signal to the house is required, a QTRONIX MTX receiver is needed, program the unit into the receiver the same as you would a remote or PIR. Connect the siren use COM and N.O. relay contacts Mount controller inside the motor housing and PICKUP facing the gate.
- Page 4 Gate Motor Trigger Connections To gate motor electronics See page6 for built in receiver connections TRIGGER YELL COM/NEG BLACK USE DIODES IF PED INPUT IS USED PED Trigger. COM NC NO DIP SWITCH 1-4 = FREQ 5-8 = ZONE VIBRATION SWITCH www.kesa.co.za...
- Page 5 Siren Connection WHITE Siren NEG TO BLACK NEG TO BLACK OPTIONAL STAND ALONE TRANSMITTER IF BUILT IN QTRONIX TX IS NOT USED www.kesa.co.za...
- Page 6 Main Gate Proximity Contact The magnet can be glued to the gate in line with the pickup when the gate is in the closed position Front of controller and magnet should be as close as possible to each other after installation, more than 50mm apart will produce unreliable operation, 20-40 mm is ideal, DOUBLE UP ON MAGNETS IF GREATER DISTANCE IS REQUIRED.
- Page 7 BUILT IN RECEIVER D5 evo Snitch connections RED BLACK YELL USE LIGHT OUTPUT TO TRIGGER SNITCH PROGRAM LIGHT OUTPUT TIME TO A MINIMUM USE DIODES AS IN DIAGRAM ON PAGE4 IF MORE THAN ONE TRIGGER BYPASSES SNITCH CENTURION WITH BUILT IN RECEIVER...
- Page 8 EVO diagram. Power supply The snitch unit operates on 12v DC, should the voltage exceed 13.8v DC then the resistor box should be fitted in series with the supply voltage...
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