Introduction
Connect tamper cable to the
supplied tamper connection
on your PCB
P/N: PC100IRG Rev 1.0
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The PC100 Plastic Housing can be use to locate an expansion module in a remote area
of the building and is especially useful when the module does not require a seperate
power supply and battery. The PC100 includes a tamper switch that can be connected
to the module tamper input. When installed correctly, the housing provides front and
rear tamper protection. The PC100 can also be attached to the lid of the main panel
to provide an additional module space without needing to add an additional metal
cabinet.
1) Opening The Housing
Insert a 2.5mm flat blade screwdriver into the
cam lock and turn anti clockwise for a 1/4 turn.
Then lift the lid clear of the rear housing.
2) Mounting The Housing
The PC100 includes a number of mounting holes
and cable entry knockouts to suit almost any
mounting requirement. Make sure to install the
screw for the rear tamper protection to work. See
Figure 2.
3) Mounting the Module
Using the supplied phillips head screws, mount the module to the housing and fit the
supplied tamper lead to the module’s tamper input. When finished replace the PC100
lid and turn the cam lock clockwise to secure.
4) Rear Housing Showing Mounting Holes
Figure 2: Rear Housing Layout
Figure 1: Cam Lock
Turn anti clockwise to unlock
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Mounting Holes
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Module Mounting
Supports
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Rear Tamper Screw
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Cable Knockouts
