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SASIC
2-door Control Unit
Total memory reset on the RF receiver
- Press the RF button until the warning light
L1 comes on.
- Release the RF button.
- Press it again until the warning lights L3
and L4 flash three times.
The memory on the RF receiver is full
- The memory on the receiver is full after 85
emitter keys have been recorded. If you try
to record any more, the warning lights L3
and L4 flash three times and the operation
fails.
For more information, please refer
to the Remote Transmitter User Guide.
7.4 Battery management
Battery is on charge
- The AC mains are connected and so is the
ADC 12. The battery is on charge. The
battery warning light flashes.
Battery is recharged
- The AC mains are connected and so is the
ADC12. The battery has finished charging.
The battery warning light is on and steady.
- If the voltage on the battery terminals ex-
ceeds 14V, then there is an overload. This
is indicated by an alarm and the battery
warning light flashes.
No power supply
- The battery takes over from the ADC12
supply. If the voltage on the battery ter-
minals is between 13.5V and 11.5V, the
battery warning light flashes.
Battery is weak
- The voltage is below 11.5V, the SAS shuts
down.
7.5 Alarm scenarios
An alarm can trigger for several reasons:
The following 5 reasons are indicated
on the control panel by this warning light
1. Command switch
- Terminal contacts 19 and 20 on the SAS
board
2. Tampering detected on the SAS cabinet
- Anti-tamper contact on the SAS board
3. Battery overload
- Voltage measured on the battery terminals
exceeds 14V.
4. The RF remote transmitter
- Channel 4 on the remote transmitter is
used to arm and disarm the alarm.
5. The SAS in “Emergency” mode
- The two doors open automatically with the
alarm signal.
- To cancel the emergency, press the “RESET
EMERGENCY” push button for 1 second.
The following two sources are reported
individually:
1. Alarm on door 1
- If after opening, door 1 is not closed
properly, the alarm will trigger after a 15
second interval.
- After a forced entry at door 1, the alarm
will trigger after a 1 second interval.
Add to this the set time delay on the lock.