Supported Wireless Expander Module - Teletek electronics ECLIPSE 8 Installation Manual

Eclipse 8/16/32/99 Series - Installation Manual

2.4.4 Supported Wireless Expander Module

Eclipse WL is a wireless expander module designed for building of hybrid alarm systems with Eclipse 16/32/99 control
panels and wireless devices BRAVO series.
Eclipse WL is mounted in a small plastic box and it is connected to the system bus of the control panel – see
connection diagram on Figures 13 and 14.
The BRAVO series includes:
- BRAVO PIR, BRAVO PIR GJD – Wireless motion detectors
- BRAVO Curtain – Wireless Curtain type detector
- BRAVO MC – Wireless magnetic contact
- BRAVO FL – Wireless flood detector
- BRAVO FD – Wireless fire detector
- BRAVO SR200/SR300LIT/SR300ALK – Wireless outdoor sirens
- BRAVO RC – Two-way remote key fob
- BRAVO RC-41/RC-21/RC-11 – One-way remote key fobs
BRAVO
Peripheral
devices
Attention: The minimum distance between Eclipse WL and enrolled to it peripheral devices BRAVO must be 1 meter to guarantee
the correct operation of the system.
Important: The radio distance of Eclipse WL wireless expander module could vary according the construction and the building
materials of the site, where the wireless detectors are installed.
Technical Specifications
Power supply from the panel
Consumption
Operation frequency
Radio distance (open space)
Operation temperature
Storage temperature
Elements of Eclipse WL:
Attention: When the PWR jumper is set, the minimum distance between Eclipse WL and enrolled to it devices BRAVO
series must be 2 meters!
8. Tamper-switch for self-protection of the plastic box.
9. Holes for fixing the module to the plastic box bottom.
Min. 1 m
Max. 400 m
Functional operation diagram of Eclipse hybrid system.
of Eclipse WL:
9 ÷ 18V DC
Max. 150mA
~ 868MHz
Up to 400 meters
0°C ÷ 40°C
-10°C ÷ 50°C
System
BUS
Eclipse WL
Number of supported wireless devices:
Device type
PIR, MC, FL, FD and SR
RC, RC-41/RC-21/RC-11
1. Terminal row:
• Tamper – Connect the wires of the tamper-switch of the box.
• R(red), G(green), Y(yellow), B(black) – Interface for connecting
to the panel.
2. LED for module's current state (Status LED)
3. TEST Button – not used.
4. RESET Button – erasing of all enrolled to Eclipse WL wireless
devices.
5. LED for current status of the system bus (BUS LED) – in normal
operation mode the LED is blinking in green during communication
with the panel.
6. TMP Jumper (TAMPER) – set a jumper in case the tamper switch of
the box is not used.
7. PWR Jumper (POWER) – set a jumper in case you need to increase
the module's sensitivity for receiving signals from wireless devices.
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Eclipse 16/32/99
Control panel Eclipse
16 32
Max. 16 Max. 32
Max. 32 Max. 64
99
Max. 32
Max. 99