SECOLink BS100 Installation Instruction

INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM
WIRELESS PGM OUTPUT
INSTALATION INSTRUCTION
1. INFORMATION
BS100 – wireless PGM output with an open collector type output
intended to trigger a siren or relay, control gates and etc.
Wireless output operates within the SECOLINK intruder alarm system,
by connecting via the two-way, encrypted protocol to the receiver. The
communication range is up to 100 meters in the premisses. In addition,
the wireless PGM output can be used as part of third-party security
system unit due to the EXT11 module integration.
2. PGM OUTPUT
Open collector type output
(up to 50 mA)
Common ground
Power supply
Tamper input
Terminal is used for
backup power supply
Mounting holes x 3 (Ø 3 mm)
3. APPLICATIONS
Connecting a relay:
Power supply
(+12V DC)
It is recommended to
D1
use diode to supress
voltage surges on a
relay.
NC NO
Relay
Connecting a siren KR100:
Power supply must be suitable for the siren (+13,8V DC). All jumpers
should be put in positions that allows to trigger the siren by applying
ground ("minus").
Tamper switch
CAUTION!
DO NOT FORGET TO
CONNECT BATTERY
BEFORE APPLYING POWER
FROM POWER SUPPLY
BS100
Important! Tamper button
and terminal SAB are internally
connected in parallel.
Plastic standoff
BS100
+
Use extra wire and connect GND to
SAB when enrollment is completed.
Starting from firmware version 2.000
tamper function can be disabled.
Power supply
(+13,8V DC)
S
L
GND
KR100
Vdd
+
SAB
P
Batery
Get into service mode (default PIN codes: first user – 0001, service –
0000):
Main menu }Service Mode }System Setup }Zones
4.1. SETTING UP ADDRESS OF THE ZONE
1. Press [7] or [Ų] for a next zone.
2. Give an appropriate name to the zone .
3. Enter the correct zone address in MA_Z format
module address in the system and Z is a zone number in the
module.
4. Enable zone using loop type Wireless
Default module address:
P16-EXT116VM – 12
P32-EXT116VM – 12 and 13
P64-EXT116VM – 12, 13, 14 and 15
Wireless PGM outputs, starting from firmware version 2.000, can be
enrolled in two ways:
by entering serial number and setting up other related settings ;
by entering the Operation code
4
BS100
5
Cabinet
TIP! When enrolling, the BS100 must be within range of the
Screw
receiver. However, it's still good practice to bring the BS100 as close
to the panel as possible during enrollment.
4.2.1 ENROLMENT USING SERIAL NUMBER
Enrolment using serial number is a two step process:
1 step. Enter BS100 serial number
device type
for enrolment .
2 step. SERVICE MODE DOES NOT HAVE TO BE ENTERED AT
THIS STEP! To complete enrolment, the BS100 must be activated to
send a signal to the receiver. It could be done by pressing the tamper
button.
When wireless device is not enrolled all its zones are marked with a
phrase Not activ.
}Technical information }Wireless communication
When the device is successfully enrolled, the mode LR or ES will be
displayed next to its all zones
wireless zone is enabled, but serial number of the device is not entered
. Phrase only LR
11
the LR mode.
SL
GND
Vdd
4.2.2
SAB
Enter the corresponding
BAT
When enrolment has started, immediately press the tamper button for
BS100
a short period of time (~1 sec).
Operation codes:
102
2
First
BS100
4. PROGRAMMING
Z01 BS100
1 Name
2 Address
3 Loop type Wireless
4.2. ENROLMENT
.
5
Z01 BS100
1 Name
2 Address
3 Loop type Wireless
4 Serial No.
Model
PGM output No. in EXT
Detect tamper
5 Operation code
6
and will show all other related settings that are required
7
8
in menu Wireless communication.
9
Wireless communication
Detector status
1 BS100 Not activ.
2 Window
3 Living room
4 Kitchen
. Phrase No SN. will be displayed when
10
will be displayed when the device supports only
12
ENROLMENT USING OPERATION CODE
O peration code
103 104
3 4
Second Third Fourth
BS100 BS100 BS100
1 1
, where MA is a
1 2
1 3
BS100 1 1
12_1 1 2
1 3
EXT116S – 06
4
BS100
12_1
825 6
BS100 7
2
8
Yes
102
. The keypad will identify the
9
10
LR
No SN. 11
only LR 12
and press the [ENT] key.
5
105
5