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3.4 CONTINUOUS SYSTEM STATUS INDICATOR
If enabled using
DIP A2
, the siren can view the continuous system status condition using the system status LED.
To view the system status, it is necessary to
connect the TC terminal
to the alarm control panel.
To enable the system status static indication, position the
DIP A2
in the
OFF
position.
To invert the operating logic, set
DIP B2
in the
OFF
position.
3.5 CONNECTION TO THE ALARM SYSTEM
The siren has 2 terminals (
+
and
-
) for powering and charging the battery, an alarm control input terminal (
ALL
),
a system status input terminal (
TC
) and two tamper output insulated terminals (
24H
).
There are many possible connections, according to functional requirements. The alarm siren can be controlled
from a simple two-wire connection (without balancing with positive drop) up to the six-wire connection (two for
the power supply, one balanced for the alarm, one balanced for on/off, two for the 24-hour line of the control
panel).
3.6 ALARM SIGNALLING
The unbalancing of the
ALL
alarm input causes the alarm to sound. During the alarm, the siren sounds at high
intensity and the 4 central LEDs flash.
The alarm cycle is limited to 4 or 8 minutes, which can be selected via
DIP A4
. The alarm cycle is
interrupted if the
ALL
input goes back to rest before the set time.
The siren carries out a maximum of 8 alarm cycles. When this number is reached, the siren is
automatically blocked. The counter is reset to zero each time the system is switched on (OFF>ON)
(terminal
TC
) or 24 hours after the last switch on.
System status LED
System status
1 blink every second
system on
LED off
system off
4 central LEDs
(high brightness)
Horn
(high volume)
System status
continuous flashing
type “A” or “B” sound
alarm in progress
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