Teletek electronics PAX MC2 Installation And Operation Manual

ATTENTION: Read carefully this installation Instructions before installing the device! This manual is subject to change without notice!
1. Installation
1 General view & Dimensions
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* Use only Panasonic, IEC 60086 tested batteries.
To set the operation of the magnetic sensors, put a jumper on the respective terminals:
The operation of magnetic sensors is Disabled.
The operation of magnetic sensors is Enabled.
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Connection of wired detectors to Zone "B" or Zone "C"
Set the type of balancing of the zone input according the system
installation requirements. It is recommended the zone to be set as:
Entry-Exit, Follow, Instant or 24-hour alarm type.
Using ProsTE set the type for "Wired Input 1" (Zone "B") or
"Wired Input 2" (Zone "C") as: NO, NC, EOL or DEOL.
7 Closing and securing
Wireless Magnetic Contact with Two Inputs
Installation and Operation Manual
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PCB Elements and Jumper settings
1 - Terminals for connecting the wired zones - see .6.
2 - Tamper switch
3 - Operation button (used for Enrolment, Reset and
Radio signal check)
4 - Jumper terminals for Enable/Disable the operation
of the magnetic sensors
5 - Battery 3V CR123A*
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For securing
the cover to
the bottom,
use the little
pan head
screw from
the supplied
kit with spare
parts.
PAX MC2
Opening the front covers
When all jumpers are removed, the
LED and magnetic sensor
operation is fully programmable via
the control panel or ProsTE
configuration software!
Zone wiring diagrams
Connection of rolling shutter detector to Zone "C"
It is recommended the zone to be set as: Instant or 24-hour alarm type.
Using ProsTE set the type for "Wired Input 2": Fast NC.
Operation distance & Installation place
Teletek Electronics JSC
Address: 14A Srebarna Str,
1407 Sofia, Bulgaria
3 Mounting the bases
1 - Cable running hole,
knock out plate
2 - Back-tamper knock
out plate (against
unauthorized
dismantling)
3 - Mounting holes
4 - Hole for fixing the
cover to the bottom
with a screw (optional,
against unauthorized
opening, according
EN50131-1 and
EN50131-3) – see.7.
5 Balancing the wired zone inputs