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P/N 466-1452 

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1.  Loosen the inside terminals of the left and right antenna 

terminal blocks. 

2.  Insert an antenna end into each inside terminal. 

3.  Tighten the terminal screws. 

Connecting power to the receiver 

To connect power to the receiver, do the following: 

1.  Turn off or remove power from the panel and disconnect 

the battery. 

2.  Wire receiver terminals (GND) and (+12V) to a non-

switched 12 V supply output on the control panel. Make 
sure you observe the correct polarity (see Figure 8). 

Figure 8: Connect power to the receiver 

3.  Turn on or apply power to the panel. 

Zone planning 

Before programming, write down how you plan to use the 
transmitters with each zone. 

The following guidelines describe the receiver zone 
capabilities. Use these guidelines to complete Table 2 and 
record the wireless devices used for each zone. 

Keychain touchpads 

The receiver can learn up to 45 keychain touchpads. The 
following describes the keychain touchpad button functions. 

Suggested applications include panic button, momentary or 
maintained (toggle on/off) control panel activation for 
arming/disarming, or momentary activation for a garage door 
opener. 

Note: 

All keychain touchpads learned into the receiver 

control the same zone outputs. For example, if keychain 
touchpad #1 is learned into zone 1 and keychain touchpad 
#2 is learned into zone 2, both keychain touchpads control 
both zones. 

Zone 1. Lock + unlock 

This simultaneous keypress can be learned only into zone 1 
and still allows you to learn two additional sensors into zone 
1. When learned, this keypress causes a momentary alarm 
on zone 1. 

Note: 

Both panic button transmitters and this keypress can 

be learned into zone 1 together; however, the total number of 
panic buttons and keychain touchpads learned into zone 1 
cannot exceed 45. For zones 2 through 6, keychain 
touchpads and other sensors cannot be learned into the 
same zone. 

Zone 2 (lock or unlock) 

When learned into zone 2, both of these key presses work 
together to provide a maintained (toggle) output response 
(only one of these buttons needs to be learned for both to 
work). 

Typically, this output would be used for a maintained 
keyswitch on the control panel for arming/disarming (refer to 
your control panel documentation for this application). 

Zone 3 (lights) 

You can only learn this keypress into zone 3. When learned, 
pressing this button switches the zone 3 output. The output 
can be configured to switch momentarily (default) or 
maintained (toggle on/off for each press). See 

“Keychain 

touchpad zone output responses

” en page 7. 

Zone 4 (star) 

You can only learn this keypress into zone 4. When learned, 
pressing this button switches the zone 4 output. The output 
can be configured to switch momentarily (default) or 
maintained (toggle). 

See “Keychain touchpad zone output 

responses

” en page 7. 

Zone 5 (lock) 

You can only learn this keypress into zone 2 (as detailed 
above) or zone 5. When learned into zone 5, pressing this 
button switches the zone 5 output. The output can be 
configured to switch momentarily (default) or maintained 
(toggle). See 

“Keychain touchpad zone output responses” on 

page 7. 

Zone 6 (unlock) 

 You can learn this keypress into zone 2 (as detailed above) 
or zone 6. When learned into zone 6, pressing this button 
switches the zone 6 output. The output can be configured to 
switch momentarily (default) or maintained (toggle). See 
“Keychain touchpad zone output responses” on page 7.  

Tamper and trouble conditions 

Zone 7 

Jam detection is set to automatically monitor for radio signals 
that can jam the receiver. However, once a transmitter is 
learned into zone 7, the RF jam detection is disabled. 

Zone 8 

Cover/antenna tamper is set to automatically monitor cover 
and antenna removal. However, once a transmitter is learned 
into zone 8, the cover/antenna tamper is disabled. 

Low battery 

Receiver terminal B activates whenever the receiver gets a 
signal from a transmitter with a low battery. To monitor for 
low transmitter battery conditions, connect the receiver B 
output to a control panel zone input. 

To panel’s 12V supply 

Summary of Contents for 60-660-43

Page 1: ...2 MHz panic button transmitters two and four button keychain touchpads with the exception of smoke detectors Control panel compatibility The receiver is compatible with control panels designed with hardwire loops where the loop negative is ground common loop ground The receiver is not directly compatible with powered loops two wire smoke detector loops and glassbreak detector loops If the loop on ...

Page 2: ...nsistors for the zone and trouble outputs see Figure 2 The outputs can be open high impedance or closed shorted to ground which can be configured to be normally closed N C or normally open N O Each output can be wired to the control panel Zone outputs There are eight zone outputs labeled 1 through 8 When a learned transmitter is activated the corresponding zone output switches to the alarm state a...

Page 3: ...Receiver failed power up test Blinks off momentarily Receiver received an RF signal whether learned or not Run mode LED indications In run mode the LEDs indicate three conditions alarm low battery and supervisory failure Alarm status conditions When the trouble LEDs are both off the zone LEDs indicate alarm information The zone LEDs turn on for zones that are open in alarm Zone LEDs remain off for...

Page 4: ... receiver do the following 1 To remove the receiver cover press down on the top center of the cover see Figure 6 and pull the cover away from the base Figure 6 Remove the cover Caution You must be free of static electricity before handling circuit boards Touch a bare metal surface or wear a grounding strap before handling circuit boards 2 Press the lower right corner of the base until the lower ri...

Page 5: ... When learned into zone 2 both of these key presses work together to provide a maintained toggle output response only one of these buttons needs to be learned for both to work Typically this output would be used for a maintained keyswitch on the control panel for arming disarming refer to your control panel documentation for this application Zone 3 lights You can only learn this keypress into zone...

Page 6: ...de the DIP switch up The low battery and supervisory LEDs blink back and forth 2 Press and release the ADV switch until the desired zone LED turn on If you press and hold the ADV switch you will advance to the next zone and cause the zone LED to flicker 3 Press and release the SEL switch once to select this zone for learning transmitters The zone LED remains on and the low battery and supervisory ...

Page 7: ...sion on a zone do the following 1 To enter program mode slide the DIP switch up 2 Press the tamper switch twice to gain access to configuring zone supervision 3 Press and release the ADV switch until the desired zone LED turns on 4 Press and release the SEL switch to change the RF supervision configuration to the desired setting 5 Repeat the procedure for each zone configuration change 6 Slide the...

Page 8: ... responses Transmitter Should cause Sensors 7 to 8 beeps and LED flashes Keypad touchpads 1 button press 2 beeps and LED flashes 2 button press 8 beeps and LED flashes To test the system using a piezo beeper do the following 1 Connect a piezo beeper between the test output T and ground GND as shown in Figure 13 Piezo status beeper connections Figure 13 Piezo status beeper connections 2 Make sure t...

Page 9: ...nformation on warranty disclaimers and product safety information please check https firesecurityproducts com policy product warning or scan the QR code Certification TUV 0123 Test report reference CEQP 60 660 43 Applied standards EN50130 4 1995 A2 2003 Safety Test report reference CEQP 60 660 43 Applied standards EN 60950 1 2001 Radio TUV 0123 Test report reference CEQP 60 660 43 Applied standard...

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