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RF1100 | Installation Instructions | 3.0 Mounting the RF1100
2.3
Enabling the Wall Tamper
Using the wall tamper is optional. To enable the wall
tamper:
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Use needle-nose pliers to remove the plastic tab on
the back of the detector (Figure 7). The wall tamper
contact extends through the hole.
Figure 7: Removing the Wall Tamper Plastic Tab
Block
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2
1 - Needle-nose pliers
2 - Plastic tab
3.0 Mounting the RF1100
Figure 8: RF1100 Front Layout
9
8
7
EVENT
6
5
4
1 - Service door tamper
switch
2 - AA batteries
3 - Service door
4 - SW4 Test Mode
pads
5 - SW3 sensitivity DIP
switches
6
4
3
3 - Back of RF1100
4 - Tamper contact
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2
3
6 - Alarm LED
7 - Event LED
8 - LED enable switch
(OFF position)
9 - Housing screw
Figure 9: RF1100 Inside Layout
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RF1100
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3
4
8
7
1 - RF ID sticker
2 - Mounting holes
3 - Front housing
screw hole
4 - Front housing
tamper switch
1. Open the service door (Item 3 in Figure 8).
2. Remove the housing screw (Item 9 in Figure 8)
located near the LED ENABLE switch (Item 8 in
Figure 8).
3. Lift the end of the cover off the base near the
housing screw (Item 9 in Figure 8 and Figure 10).
Figure 10: Removing the Cover
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2
1 - RF1100 Cover
4. Use the mounting template (Figure 1 on page 2) to
mark the mounting holes and tamper screw hole
(optional) on the mounting surface.
5. Drill the holes and insert the supplied wall anchors
(if needed).
6. Partially insert the mounting screws and tamper
screw (optional) into the mounting surface.
7. Place the base over the screws and slide it down.
8. If the optional wall tamper is used, adjust the
tamper screw so it just touches the tamper contact
and the base is flat against the mounting surface
(Item 4 in Figure 7).
Bosch Security Systems, Inc | 01/07 | 4998138680-01
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2
4
6
5
5 - Sensitivity switches
6 - Test Mode pads
7 - AA alkaline
batteries
8 - Battery housing
2 - Direction of removal
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