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DS304
| Installation Instructions |
Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424F
5.5
Setup for Remote Control Panel
Alarm Memory and LED Operation
Using S/U and WT Inputs
Table 3: User DIP Switch Selection
DIP
Switch
Function ON
OFF
1
Select
Walk Test
polarity
Low (0 V) =
Walk Test
active
High (12 V) =
Walk Test
active (default)
3 Select
Set/Unset
polarity
Low (0 V) =
Unset
High (12 V) =
Set
High (12 V) =
Unset (default)
Low (0 V) =
Set (default)
Ensure the control terminal program jumper is configured as
shown in
Item 1
of
Figure 5
on page 3 (refer to
Section 5.1
Program Jumper for the S/U Control Terminal
on page 4).
6.0
Remote Control Operation
Table 4: Remote Control Operation
Control Line Status
Arming
Terminal
Status
Walk Test
Terminal
Status
Detector
Status
LED Status
Set
OFF or ON
Memory
ready
OFF
Stored
alarm
Rapid flashing
(2 Hz)
OFF
No stored
alarm
OFF
Power up
Slow flashing
(0.5 Hz)
Alarm
activity
ON for
4 sec
Unset
ON
No alarms
OFF
Transition
from Unset
to Set
OFF or ON
Memory
cleared
OFF
6.0 Remote Control Operation
7.0
Setup and Walk Testing
Enable the LEDs before performing a
Walk Test.
1.
Replace the cover and insert the cover tamper screw
(if desired).
2. Apply power to the unit.
3. Wait at least 2 min for the detector to stabilize and
no motion is detected (
Figure 8
).
4. Watch the LED as you walk to the farthest edge of
the coverage pattern. Walk closer to the detector by
crossing the pattern.
The LED lights when it detects you crossing the
coverage pattern.
5. Repeat from the other side.
If the desired range is not achieved, try angling the
mirror up or down to assure the coverage pattern is
not aimed too high or too low.
8.0
Maintenance
At least once a year, check the range and coverage
according to
Section 7.0 Setup and Walk Testing
. To
ensure continuous operation, instruct the end user to
walk through the outer edge of the coverage area daily
and observe the LED operation (if used). This also
assures an alarm output prior to arming.
Figure 8:
Walk Testing
Walk test across the pattern.