1.
IDS Wireless Transmitters
1.1.
Transmitters
The IDS Xwave wireless transmitters transmit on the 433MHz range, and is designed to
work with the IDS Xwave wireless receivers. There are two variants of the IDS Xwave
wireless transmitters, 600-R563-01-A which is designed to fit into the outdoor sensors,
and the 600-R563-02-A which is designed to fit the indoor detectors.
1.2.
Transmitter Power
The IDS Xwave outdoor wireless transmitter gets its power from a battery connector
that will power the transmitter and the sensor. The IDS indoor wireless transmitter
shares the sensors internal battery.
The IDS transmitters are designed to operate at 3VDC, the IDS transmitters use 8mA
current when sending a transmission, and only 3uA current when inactive.
1.3.
Supervision
The IDS Xwave transmitters send a supervision signal at regular intervals to confirm it is
functioning. Jumper J1 allows you to select how often these supervision signals are
sent. If there is a jumper on J1 then the transmitter will send a supervision signal every
90 minutes, if there is no jumper on J1, then the transmitter will send a supervision
signal every 12 hours.
Note: This setting must coincide with your supervision time set on your IDS X-Series
panel.
