1.4.2
Select the Input Type
The N/O-N/C pins allow the choice of a normally open or
normally closed state for the contact circuit wired to the input
terminal.
The transmitter is shipped set for normally closed, with no
jumper on the N/O selection pins.
If you change the transmitter's input setting after initial
installation, press the RESET button for the new setting
to be effective. Do not touch the Frequency Band pins.
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•
To select normally open (N/O), place a jumper on the
pins,
or
•
To select normally closed (N/C), remove the jumper from
the pins.
1.5
Install the Battery
•
You can secure the transmitter with a third mounting
screw located under the battery (
Figure 2
).
•
Accessing this mounting screw on an active
transmitter requires opening the housing and
removing the circuit board (refer to
Section 2.0
Remove the Circuit Board
).
1.
Install the new battery.
2.
Press the RESET button. Refer to
Figure 1
.
1.6
Register the Transmitter
You must register the transmitter with the system in order for
the transmitter to be monitored and supervised. When the
transmitter is supervised, it sends a check-in message to the
serial receiver or network coordinator every 3 min. Each
transmitter has a unique factory-programmed identification
number.
Refer to the receiver’s documentation for details on
registering a transmitter.
1.
When prompted by the receiver to reset the transmitter,
press the RESET button on the transmitter.
When pressing the RESET button, do not touch the
Frequency Band pins. Touching the Frequency Band
pins while pressing the RESET button can inadvertently
set the transmitter to the wrong frequency band.
2.
Replace the housing cover on the mounted housing base.
3.
Test the transmitter by activating each of the conditions
and ensuring an appropriate response.
2.0
Remove the Circuit Board
1.
Remove the transmitter cover. Refer to
Section 1.2 Open
the Housing
.
2.
Insert a small flat-blade screwdriver between the edge of
the circuit board and the edge of the housing near the
circuit board tab (refer to
Figure 1
).
3.
Press the handle of the screwdriver downward, lifting the
circuit board on one side.
4.
Remove the circuit board from the housing.
To install the circuit board, place the edge of the circuit board
under the circuit board tab and snap the other side of the
circuit board into place.
3.0
Replace the Battery
1.
To remove the transmitter from the mounting bracket,
pry the top lip of the mounting bracket up and lift the
transmitter from the bracket.
2.
Remove the housing cover from the housing base. Refer
to
Section 1.2 Open the Housing
.
3.
If the transmitter is installed with three mounting screws,
remove the circuit board from the housing base. Refer to
Section 2.0 Remove the Circuit Board
.
If the transmitter is installed with only two mounting
screws, removal of the circuit board is not necessary.
4.
To replace the battery, use a small screwdriver to push
the old battery out of the battery holder.
Removing the battery causes a tamper condition.
5.
Install a new battery.
6.
Press the RESET button to initialize the transmitter. Refer
to
Figure 1
.
4.0
Specifications
External contacts
Normally open (N/O) or normally
closed (N/C)
Distance, external
contact to
ISW-EN1210
6.1 m (20 ft) maximum
Typical Battery Life
3 to 5 years
Battery type
Panasonic
®
CR123A or
equivalent
Operating
Temperature
-20
°
to +60
°
C (-4
°
to +140
°
F)
Relative humidity
Up to 90% (non-condensing)
Trademark
Panasonic
®
is a registered trademark of Matsushita Electric
Industrial Co., Ltd.
