Appendix B: Transmitter Installation
CommPact Installation Manual
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Universal Transmitter (EL-2602)
The
EL
‐
2602
is
a
universal
transmitter
that
includes
a
single
output
for
use
in
a
wide
range
of
wireless
applications.
When
batteries
need
replacing,
the
EL
‐
2602
sends
a
low
battery
indication
to
the
Control
System.
Figure B- 17: EL-2602 (Cover Off)
Installation Procedure
To
install
universal
transmitters:
1.
To
open
the
housing,
insert
a
small
screwdriver
at
the
bottom
of
the
unit
between
the
front
and
back
cover
and
twist
the
screwdriver
to
release
the
cover.
2.
Remove
the
divider
separating
the
battery
from
the
contacts
on
the
battery
holder.
When
you
apply
power
and
the
tamper
switch
is
open,
the
EL
‐
2602
enters
Test
mode
during
which
a
transmission
is
sent
every
few
seconds.
You
can
terminate
Test
mode
by
closing
the
tamper
switch.
Test
mode
is
automatically
terminated
after
approximately
five
minutes.
Due
to
occurrence
of
voltage
delay
in
lithium
batteries
that
have
been
in
storage,
the
batteries
may
initially
appear
to
be
dead.
In
this
case,
leave
the
unit
in
Test
mode
for
a
few
minutes
until
the
battery
voltage
level
is
stabilized.
3.
From
the
Programming
menu,
select
Devices,
Zones
[911].
4.
Select
the
zone
to
which
you
want
to
register
the
transmitter;
the
system
initiates
Registration
mode.
When
Save?
appears
on
the
Control
System’s
LCD
display,
press
.
5.
After
registration,
press
the
EL
‐
2602’s
tamper
switch
to
terminate
Test
mode.
6.
Before
permanently
mounting
the
unit,
test
the
transmitter
from
the
exact
mounting
position.
7.
To
remove
the
PCB,
press
the
PCB
release
tab,
carefully
lift
the
board
and
slide
the
board
away
from
the
back
cover.
When
handling
the
PCB,
do
not
apply
pressure
on
the
antenna.
8.
Knockout
the
wiring
hole
in
the
back
cover.
9.
Thread
the
wires
through
the
wiring
hole.
10.
If
using
the
Back
Tamper
switch,
insert
a
screw
into
the
Back
Tamper
mounting
hole
located
in
the
center
of
the
back
cover
–
see
p.100
,
Figure
B
‐
16.
When
the
detector
is
removed
from
the
wall,
the
screw
causes
the
tamper
release
to
break
away
from
the
back
cover
and
the
Back
Tamper
switch
is
released.
Battery
Holder
Antenna
LED
Indicator
Location
of wiring
knockout
Tamper
Switch
PCB
Release
Tab
Loop
Terminals
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