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SuperBus® 2000 Commercial RF Transceiver Module

Specifications

2.

If the module power LED still stays off, replace the 
transceiver.

Module green power LED is on, but doesn’t flicker 
when wireless transmitters are tripped (no or limited 
wireless operation).

1.

Check transceiver antenna connections.

2.

Check for transceiver antenna proximity to metal 
obstructions such as ducting or AC wiring.

3.

Verify sensor(s) is learned into panel memory.

4.

If the transceiver still malfunctions, replace the 
module.

The red bus status LED flashes, but system does not 
respond.

1.

Check panel/transceiver programming.

2.

Delete transceiver from panel memory and relearn. See 
Advent Panel Installation Instructions for specific 
details.

3.

If the transceiver still malfunctions, replace the 
module. 

Specifications

Compatibility:.............. ITI Advent panels (60-562-01, 

60-562-02, 60-562-03). 
ITI

 

319.5 MHz crystal Learn 

Mode

 wireless sensors and 

touchpads. All dry contact type 
hard wire contacts.

Number of Wireless Sensors:

....................................... Limited to the maximum capacity 

of the panel.

Hardwire Zones:.......... One Class B, Style A supervised, 

fire-rated, normally open or closed 
dry contact zone input.

Power Required:.......... 12 VDC nominal at 50 mA maxi-

mum (from panel).

Data Bus:...................... ITI SuperBus 2000, auto address-

ing digital data bus.

Data Bus Range:.......... Up to 4,000 feet from panel (18 

gauge or larger hookup wire)

Signal Range: .............. 3,500 feet typical in metal case, 

open air. 2,500 feet typical in plas-
tic case, open air (may vary with 
application)

Temperature:
Operating ...................... 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C) for 

extended periods. Up to 140°F 
(60°C) under temporary condi-
tions.

Storage .......................... -30° to 140°F (-34° to 60°C).

Maximum Humidity: .. 90% relative humidity, noncon-

densing.

Table 2: Wireless Device Compatibility

Part 

No.

Description

60-348

Learn Mode Hand Held Wireless Touchpad

60-362

Learn Mode Door/Window Sensor

60-409

Learn Mode Recessed Door/Window Sensor

60-452

Learn Mode Pendant Panic Sensor

60-453

Wall-Mount Wireless Touchpad

60-457

Dual Button Panic Sensor

60-458

Single Button Panic Sensor

60-459

Sound Sensor

60-460 * Rate-of-Rise Heat Sensor

60-461

Learn Mode Shock Sensor (with 13-214 Detector)

60-462

Learn Mode Glass Guard Sensor

60-499

Learn Mode Slim Line Door/Window Sensor

60-504

Learn Mode Freeze Sensor

60-506 * Learn Mode Smoke Sensor (System Sensor) 

2100RF

60-511

Learn Mode DS924i PIR Motion Sensor

60-578

Water-Resistant Pendant Panic Sensor

60-582

Learn Mode Sound Sensor
(IntelliSense)

60-589

Learn Mode Fire Pull Station Sensor

60-597

HiTech Hand Held Wireless Touchpad

60-606

Four Button Keychain Touchpad

60-607

Two Button Keychain Touchpad

60-615

Quick Bridge Learn Mode Repeater

60-641

Learn Mode Long Life Door/Window Sensor

60-642

Learn Mode Long Range Transmitter

60-652

Carbon Monoxide Sensor

60-658

Learn Mode Carbon Monoxide Sensor (COS-200)

60-688

Learn Mode Micro Door/Window Sensor

60-691

Learn Mode Cash Drawer Sensor

60-703

ITI PIR Motion Sensor

60-741

Learn Mode Recessed Micro Door/Window Sensor

60-834

Learn Mode FlexGuard Sound Sensor

60-838 * Wireless Smoke Sensor (System Sensor 

2100ARFT)

60-848 * ESL/ITI Wireless Smoke Sensor (for UL 217 listed 

residential installations)

60-849 * ESL/ITI Wireless Smoke Sensor (for UL 268 listed 

commercial installations)

*

Learn mode repeaters are not UL 864 listed. All wire-
less fire devices (rate of rise heat sensors and smoke 
sensors) cannot be used with repeaters. Fire sensor sig-
nals transmitted from repeaters cannot be processed by 
the RF Transceiver.

Table 2: Wireless Device Compatibility (Continued)

Part 

No.

Description

Summary of Contents for SuperBus 2000

Page 1: ... included R Two antenna grounding screws included in metal case kit R 1 4 inch plastic spacers included in metal case kit R Small standard and Phillips screwdrivers R 4 conductor 18 gauge or larger stranded hookup wire is recommended Installation Guidelines Observe the following guidelines when installing the trans ceiver R Advent systems can accommodate up to 250 sensors zones See specific panel ...

Page 2: ...off power to the AC power transformer Installing the Plastic Case Module To mount the plastic case transceiver Figure 3 Removing the Plastic Cover 1 Remove the transceiver cover and the circuit card and set them aside see Figure 3 2 Hold the base against the mounting surface and mark the four mounting holes see Figure 4 Remember to leave at least 10 inches above the base for the anten nas 3 Drill ...

Page 3: ...describes how to wire the transceiver to Advent panels Advent Panel Wiring To wire the RF Transceiver to Advent panels Wire the transceiver to the panel s SuperBus wiring harness wires as shown in Figure 8 Figure 8 Wiring to Advent Panels Module Hardwire Zone Wiring This section describes how to wire the transceiver hardwire zone input terminals To wire the RF transceiver zone input Connect the mo...

Page 4: ...backup battery and the AC power transformer Alphanumeric touchpad displays should come on 3 Press 8 to select System Menu 4 Press 0 to select Enter Program Mode 5 Enter the install code defaults to 0123 6 Enter Item Number 48001 to add SuperBus devices All installed devices are automatically added learned into panel memory when Devices Added is indicated 7 Press twice to return to the normal mode ...

Page 5: ...on densing Table 2 Wireless Device Compatibility Part No Description 60 348 Learn Mode Hand Held Wireless Touchpad 60 362 Learn Mode Door Window Sensor 60 409 Learn Mode Recessed Door Window Sensor 60 452 Learn Mode Pendant Panic Sensor 60 453 Wall Mount Wireless Touchpad 60 457 Dual Button Panic Sensor 60 458 Single Button Panic Sensor 60 459 Sound Sensor 60 460 Rate of Rise Heat Sensor 60 461 Le...

Page 6: ... generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case users will be required to correct the interference at their own expense FCC Part 15 Class B This equipment has bee...

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