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Power Line Carrier Card

Power Line Carrier Card

Document Number: 466-1518 Rev A.
March 1998

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS

Product Summary

The Power Line Carrier Card provides X-10 lamp 
module and wireless siren features with a plug-in 

card that is compatible with the following ITI

®

 

Learn Mode™

  security panels: 

Concord Hybrid Control Panel (60-734)

Concord RF16 Wireless Control Panel (60-
735-95R)

Additional features include the following:

Communication with ITI Supervised Wireless 
Sirens and X-10 modules via existing AC 
electrical wiring

Simple “plug-in” functionality

Adds ITI Supervised Wireless Sirens 
compatibility for sirens in the event of an 
alarm

Adds X-10 module compatibility for light 
control

Light control by turning lights on either 
individually, simultaneously, or through 
programmed time schedules

Installation Guidelines

Follow the installation guidelines listed below:

The panel must be powered by a Line Carrier 
Power Transformer (P/N 60-762 or 60-779)

Use 22 AWG (or larger) stranded wire to 
connect the transformer to the panel

All X-10 modules and ITI Supervised Wireless 
Sirens must be plugged into electrical outlets 
on the same electrical phase

Avoid plugging the ITI Supervised Wireless 
Sirens, transformers, and X-10 Lamp Modules 
into outlets that share major appliances, such 
as computers, microwave ovens, refrigerators, 
dryers, or washing machines

The Power Line Carrier Card, X-10 Lamp 
Modules, and sirens require a programmed 
house code in order to operate

Installation

This section describes how to install the Power 
Line Carrier Card.

Installing in Concord Systems

Complete the following steps to install the Power 
Line Carrier Card in both the Hybrid and Wireless 
Concord systems:

1.

Open the panel door.

WARNING:

Wear a grounding strap to prevent static
electricity damage to the card and panel.

2.

Unplug the AC power transformer and discon-
nect the panel backup battery.

3.

Remove both 

1

/

4

” plastic jumpers that are pro-

tecting the Power Line Carrier Card headers on 
the panel circuit board (see either Figure 1 or Fig-
ure 2).

60-755

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