RDC TX-7serial Pima Installation Instructions

TX-7serial Pima -
Recommended mounting
screws and plugs
M4.5 x 30 mm
countersunk head
6 x 35 mm
Mounting screws and
plugs not included
Squeeze the
lid firmly on
both sides just
below the
mounting holes
to remove the lid
DC power - connect directly
to system battery
TRANSMIT KEYPAD
JP1
JP2

Installation Instructions

self tapping
Connect the transmitter
to the panel by connecting
the 4-way connector to JP4
on the PIMA panel.
SERIAL
JP4
Programming the panel for radio
communication
The internal radio transmitter is able to report the
following telemetry conditions:
Up to 4 partitions are supported / reported
Up to 31 zones are reported
(zone 32 reserved for universal or unknown zone)
Up to 15 users / key holders are reported
(user 16 reserved for universal or unknown user)
Only battery low and AC fail restorals are reported
All standard RDC type telemetries are reported
Step 1
Programme the "T" parameter in the "MS 1
Protocol" screen to "T=2" - RDC radio transmitter is
installed.
Step 2
In the MS 1 & 2 "Options" in the "Communication"
menu, all the parameters are disabled ('-') by factory
default (including after panel initializing). Enable
ONLY the required telemetries with careful
reference to the note below.
NB: ONLY ENABLE CRITICAL
TELEMETRIES. Indiscriminate activation
of non-critical telemetries (including
Open/Close) for radio communication can
lead to network congestion and may
result in critical signals being lost. Panel
specific telemeteries such as keypad
failure and restore, phone-line failure and
restore, siren failure and restore etc.
should NEVER be activated.
LED indicates transmitter conditions:
Transmitter standby - battery voltage correct
Transmitting
Mains fail
Battery voltage too low for normal operation
Low battery, but still able to operate
Battery over voltage
Incorrectly programmed
Rev 115 1211
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