Outputs
The unit has a total of 5 outputs
The
supply output
fixed
e
See further this page
The tamper loop output [Tmpout] (fixed defined). See page 23.
3. The technical failure report output [OKout] (fixed defined). See page 24.
5 These are
a l outputs
and
Like the inputs, the
function of each of these outputs, depends on the set function selected through
PC/laptop
Following, you’ll find a complete description of the properties of the different kind of
outputs
:
1.
12 volt
[Supply1] (
defin d).
.
2.
4 - .
programm b e
[Xout1
Xout2].
.
.
Output: 12 VDC supply
[Supply]:
230 V
50-60
Hz
16 V
1 A
F1 - F2 - F3 - F4 :
Glass fuse 5 x 20 mm
F4
1.25 AT
F3
6.3 AT
U = 13.3 V
I = cut 1.05 A
12 V / 500 mA
[Supply]
12 V / 2 Ah
F2
500 mAT
F2
500 mAT
line filter
MCU fuse-
detection
Block scheme
BANDIT
low voltage circuit
The [Supply] output can give a maximum of 500 mA (restricted by F2). In normal
conditions and with a full charged battery under charging current, the voltage is ~13 volt.
This voltage is practically ripple free (5mV ripple) and serves as supply for small
external current consumers, such as extra interior siren, Jumbo-LED and PIR-sensors,
and also as useful supply voltage for external relay contacts, to resend voltage signals
to the unit’s inputs.
The presence of this 12 V and good condition of F2 is continuously checked by the internal
BANDIT
-electronics.
As a precaution make sure this [Supply] output isn’t loaded continuously with more
than ~450 mA.
F
It is very important never to connect
BANDIT
’s
supply with the supply of a controlling
alarm system or any other device which have their own supply.
Even the grounds may not be connected to each other. This could result into
unexpected ground loops (high potential differences, especially with lightning and
similar over voltages) with all bad consequences following.
BANDIT
240
PB
v.
408
p. 22 - Outputs - 12 VDC output [Supply]