DS80MM1G-001B
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Tamper switch
The internal magnetic switch detects the opening and closing of the door with the associated magnet. The tamper switch protects the
contact from tampering attempts or attempts remove it from the installation surface.
Wired terminals
The table below shows the connections available for terminal blocks 1 and 2. In case of connection of the terminal block 2,
the signalling
of an alarm on this input will be of the same type as that indicated by the opening of the door.
TABLE 1 – CONNECTIONS TO THE TERMINALS OF DC6002I
TERMINAL BLOCK 1
TERMINAL BLOCK 2
Roller opening detector
Glass Break Detector (e.g. GD05PL)
Inertial detector (e.g. VSD3 or MMZ01)
Device with NC contact (Normally Closed)
Preparation
Remove the insulation of the battery.
Activate the learn function on the control unit.
By means of the learn function, pair the internal/tamper magnetic switch and the wired inputs to an input of the control unit.
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Press the test button for the learning of the device.
If the signal is received from the control unit it will show the corresponding information. Refer to the control unit manual to
complete the learning procedure.
Once the contact learning procedure has been run, set the control unit to “Walk Test” mode, holding the contact in the required
position and press the Test button to confirm that the chosen position is within the radio range of the control unit.
Proceed with the installation after having ascertained that the contact is working in the desired position.
Mounting and installation methods
The contact must be positioned on the door frame while the magnet must be positioned on the door. If
the contact is positioned on the door and the door is opening too fast, the transmission distance may be
reduced.
The magnet must not be more than 15 mm from the contact when the door is closed.
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If the contact cannot be installed on the door frame, additional opening detectors can be
used on the wired inputs (see the “How to use the terminals” section for details).
Step 1:
Identify an appropriate position near the door/window where the contact is positioned.
Step 2:
The contact has two rib-marks on one side which indicate the position of the magnet
.
The contact
may be installed straight or upside down to ensure that the rib-marks are aligned with the magnet.
Step 3:
To fit the contact:
(i)
Using the two mounting holes of the contact as a template, mark the position of the
holes in the more suitable position
.
(ii)
Insert the anchor bolts if the device is fixed to plaster or bricks.
(iii)
Screw the contact onto the anchor bolts
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Step 4:
Position the magnet on the door using the two-sided adhesive or the screws provided. The magnet must be aligned with
the side rib-marks of the contact as shown in the figure
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Make sure that the spring of the tamper switch makes contact against the resting surface passing through the opening
of the tamper switch.
Step 5:
Test the contact by opening and closing door or window with the control unit in “Walk test” mode.
Step 6:
Insert the white plugs in the two mounting holes of the contact
.
Step 7:
The installation is complete
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Jumper and internal terminals
1. and 2. Terminal blocks.
For connection, see Table 1 in the Contact operation section
Terminals 2:
the signalling of an alarm on this input will be of the same type as that indicated by the opening
of the door.
3. Reserved jumper (JP2)
4. Door alarm enabled jumper (JP3)
This jumper can be used to enable/disable the alarm caused by opening the door
.
If the jumper is ON (the jumper is inserted on the two pins), detection is deactivated and the roller and NC input
alarms remain enabled
.
If the jumper is OFF (jumper removed or "arranged" on a pin), detection is enabled
(
default setting
)
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5. Roller open detector setting jumper
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5 pulses/off (JP4)
This jumper can be used to select how many pulses are needed to activate the roller opening alarm.
