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Input connections (optional)
If you wish the Module to indicate the first detector to alarm,
you must also connect two outputs from the control unit to the
inputs of the Module.
Input 1 signals the setting state of the control unit. When the
control unit activates input 1 then the Module clears its log and
starts recording the sequence of signals from the detectors.
When the control unit deactivates this input then the Module
flashes the LED of the first channel to be activated, and makes
any other channel activated glow continuously.
When using open collector outputs to drive input 1 make sure
that the dipswitches 6 and 7 are set to normally open and
latched.
Input 2 controls the Walk Test mode. When the control unit
activates input 2 then the Module waits for each detector to
send a signal. When the Module receives a signal if lights the
appropriate LED and sounds a "double beep" confirmation tone.
In addition the Module turns the corresponding output on. The
LEDs stay on until the control unit deactivates input 2.
In the example shown, program output 1 as Armed Lamp, and
output 2 and Walk Test.
Note that the Module will not go into Walk Test if the control
unit is activating input 1.
Testing
Make sure the control unit is disarmed, then enter programming
mode.
Use command 97 to start a walk test.
Trigger the radio detectors.
The Module display indicates the active detectors. The control
unit keypad indicates the active zones.
Take the control unit out of walk test.
The Module display should go dark.
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