Pima WRF743 Installation Instructions

2-Way Wireless Receiver
Installation Instructions
Model: WRF743 / WRF786
1. Description
The FORCE 2-Way Wireless Receiver is a unit that is used to enable the reception of wireless
devices when connected to the FORCE security panel.
Features Include
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Support for PIMA's range of wireless sounders, slim keypads, keyfobs and detectors
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Up to 4 2-Way wireless slim keypads
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Up to 4 sirens
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Up to 32 zones
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Up to 16 multi-function keyfobs
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Rolling code technology
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Signal jamming detection
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Threshold level calibration
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Back and front tamper detection
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Nominal center frequency: 433.92 MHz; 868.65 MHz
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Up to 8 receivers per FORCE system (consult PIMA for availability)
2. Installation
Step 1: Selecting the Mounting Location
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Do not install the Receiver close to metal objects and RF generating devices such as TV
sets or computers.
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Mount the Receiver at a height of at least 1.5 m (5 ft) above the floor.
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Mount the Receiver relatively close and central to the transmitter locations.
Step 2: Mounting the Receiver
1. Separate the mounting bracket from the main unit.
2. Use the mounting bracket as a marking template.
3. Tear off screw caps, as needed for covering front screw hole.
4. Mount the bracket to the wall.
Figure 1: Rear Panel
Step 3: Wiring the Receiver
1
7
8
2 3
9
6
10
4
5
Figure 2: Receiver Layout (cover off)
1. Screw cap
2. Upper mounting hole
3. Lower mounting holes (optional)
4. Back Tamper
1. Optional screw hole (used to
fasten front and back covers)
2. Red LED
3. Green LED
4. Yellow LED
5. Blue LED
6. Reset button
7. DIP switch
8. Box tamper
9. Bus Connector
10. 4-pin terminal block
Receiver's Terminals Force's Terminals
AUX RED 2+
COM BLK 1-
BUS YEL 4
BUS GRN 3
See the following figure.
Note: the Force – Receiver connections are not one-to-one! They are different from
other Force peripherals.
Force
Figure 3: Force -Receiver Connections
Notes:
1. The maximum wire run permitted is 300 meters (1,000 feet) for the total bus wiring. For the required
wiring gauge information, refer to the d FORCE Installer Manuals.
2. When closing the cover use a screw cap located on the rear side to cover the closing screw.
3. DIP Switch Configuration
SW1 – SW3 Three switches to set ID of the Receiver
SW4 NA
SW5 Tamper bypass
SW6 NA
SW7* Not used, but must be set to Off.
SW8 NA
4. LEDs Indication
LED
All LEDs ON
All LEDs ON except for GREEN LED
FLASH
RED LED ON
RED LED BLINKS slow
RED LED ON and GREEN LED FLASH
RED LED BLINKS fast
YELLOW LED BLINKS fast
5. Programming steps
The following instructions define the main programming steps to the FORCE panel using the
wireless receiver. Eight receivers can be allocated to the FORCE *.
1. Define the receiver ID using switches [1]-[3]. The Video Expander ID is set to 1 by default.
2. Configure the Receiver in the system (Installer menu – Configuration > Peripherals > Wireless
Receivers > Number of Receivers)
3. View and record the noise level of the receiver (User Menu>System options > Information
> Peripherals > Wireless Receiver]
4. Enroll wireless device (Installer menu – Configuration > Peripherals > Wireless Receivers >
Enroll)
5. For each wireless device enrolled, configure its parameters. See Force and Vision
programming manual and the manual for each wireless device.
6. Perform communication test between the expander and the device . for detectors: Installer
menu > Diagnostics > Zones Test. For other devices, test each one according to its
functionality.
* Consult PIMA for availability
6. Technical Specifications
Parameter Description
13V +/- 10%
Operating Voltage
Current Consumption Typical: 40 mA; max 65 mA
Power Output 10 mW (max)
RF Immunity According to EN50130-4
Range (L.O.S) 300 meters
Operating temperature -10 ◦ C to 55 ◦ C (14 ◦ F to 131 ◦ F)
Storage temperature -20 ◦ C to 60 ◦ C (-4 ◦ F to 140 ◦ F)
Size 125.5 X 78 X 25.5 mm
(4.94 X 3.07 x 1 inch)
Frequency 868.65 MHz, 433.92 MHz
7. Ordering
Information
Model Frequency P/N
WRF743 433MHz 8600230
WRF786 868MHz 8600231
Description
+13.8V power VDC
0V common
Data bus connection (second from right)
Data bus connection (most right)
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Receiver
Description
Receiver reset
Receiver peripheral initialization
BUS communication OK
In Prog Mode OR Bus Communication
trouble
Communication via RF channel
Receiver in bootloader mode
Radio is in update mode