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5.5.6.7 RWT 72 (Contact sensor / Remote lock)

The wireless contact transmitter can be operating on one hand directly as the status detector of
the magnet, or on the other hand it is possible to connect external wired contacts to the
transmitter. A combination of the two is also possible.

Assembly instruction

Open the detector (Fig. 1) and remove the 3V-lithium battery from the plastic bag and insert
it (Fig. 2), paying attention to the correct polarity

Remove the circuit board carefully with a flat screwdriver (Fig. 3).

Remove the base plate by pushing in/down the interlock on the left corner and removing the
base plate. Tighten the base plate with the provided screw (Fig. 4).

Slide the casing back under the base plate and put the circuit board back in.

Set DIP-switches according to you needs (* = Default value)

DIP

Function

1-3

No used

4

Internal reed contact (Magnet contact)

ON:

Disabled

OFF*:

Enabled

5

Determinate external contact

ON:

Normally Closed (NC)

OFF*:

Normally Open (NO)

6

Response time for external contact

ON:

Slow (500ms for operation with external magnets)

OFF*:

Fast (10 ms for operation with shock sensors)

7

Determinate HOLD-Status of transmitter

ON:

There will be a 2.5 min dead time between two transmission (Restore will be send

immediately) => battery saving modus

OFF*:

Every change of state will be transmitted

8

Determinate Transmit power

ON:

RF low power (If transmitter is close to receiver)

OFF*:

RF high power

Use internal reed contact:

Open the magnet and tighten it with provided screws parallel to the transmitter.

The magnet

must be in line with the lower end of the housing, next to the DIP-switches!

The function led should illuminate on opening and closing of the window/door.

The gap between magnet and transmitter must be below 35mm if window/door is closed.

Use with external contact:

In addition or alternate to the internal reed contact you can use an external contact
connected to screw terminal (i.e. external magnet, glass-breaking and vibration detectors).

The cullet detector/glass breakage detector has a sensitivity radius of 2m. It should be
mounted onto the inside of the window with a distant of at least 2 cm to the window frame.

The vibration detector should be mounted onto the window frame.

Summary of Contents for EA-8-WRL868

Page 1: ...Motion detector Wireless sensors Magnet Repeater contact Concentrator Alarm Telecommand Key Emergency button LEITRONIC AG Swiss Security Systems HOME SECURITY Use instruction EasyAlarm HOME Motion det...

Page 2: ...alling in check call 21 6 11 Answering an incoming call 21 7 Useful notes 22 7 1 Tone dialling command 22 7 2 User information 22 7 3 Functional checks 23 7 4 Battery check replacement 24 7 5 Maintena...

Page 3: ...ensors alarm can be disabled easily EasyAlarm can be used as remote switch With the appropriate accessory for example a light or siren can be activated or deactivated during the phone connection o Sir...

Page 4: ...disconnect 2 3 Wireless sensors 868 65MHz permit according to description of wireless sensors 2 4 Power supply A transformer according to the safety regulation EN60950 provides power supply or by 9V b...

Page 5: ...er programming If function switch is on position ON pressing any key will start a test call Keys are marked with 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 in the following sections 4 Loudspeaker The integrated loudspeaker...

Page 6: ...apter into one of the EXT ports of the alarm unit and plug AC adapter to main socket 230V Optional wired sensors Operation with motion detector BBT PIR RJ45 Detail section 10 1 Operation with alarm co...

Page 7: ...92 RWT 33 RWT 72 CON 868 Location 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Learn in radio sensor Details according to section 5 5 16 Slide function switch to PROG 17 Enter 18 Press 0 to 9 according to desired zone per zon...

Page 8: ...safety reasons 5 1 1 Point ID Contact ID alarm protocol If the alarm should be transferred to a alarm organisation using the Point ID Contact ID protocol the alarm number has to be followed by key an...

Page 9: ...alling of a new number starts without delay You can demand the difference alarm sequence in each selection switch I II III this typical of alarm sequence definite in section 9 9 5 3 How to select user...

Page 10: ...id false learn in of another sensor like a activated motion sensor The alarm unit can handle up to 10 zones The zone number 0 9 is used to identify the location of the sensor in alarm The order of the...

Page 11: ...ne n to modify press star 5 Press key 6 Slide function switch to OFF Important note If the tamper contact of a telecommand key switch or remote lock sensor function 9 and 0 is detected the appropriate...

Page 12: ...Paying attention to mounting it onto a flat surface and that the sabotage contact on the back is pressed in put the shell back on Bolt the upper shell with the four special screws Learn in procedure...

Page 13: ...llance takes place Preparation procedure for programming If not yet open open the detector with a screwdriver on the bottom and remove the upper from the lower shell Take the 3V lithium battery from i...

Page 14: ...t ON Slow 500ms for operation with external magnets OFF Fast 10 ms for operation with shock sensors 7 Determinate HOLD Status of transmitter ON There will be a 2 5 min dead time between two transmissi...

Page 15: ...D green If a contact is in alarm position the entire zone is deemed to be open LED yellow The status control battery supervision of the detectors will also be concentrated which means notification of...

Page 16: ...llows A Add up the entire individual values according to following table that your needs Total n Value Explanation 1 Acoustical monitoring is disabled on position III high sensitivity 2 Acoustical mon...

Page 17: ...of the contact open close after power up can be selected according to section 9 11 2 The default value is all contacts are open The state of any contact zone will than be auto synchronised after the...

Page 18: ...Sensor 1 2 Instantaneously Listening in Alarm due to sensor 1 Sensor 2 3 Instantaneously Listening in Alarm due to sensor 2 Power failure 4 Delay 1 min Hands free Alarm due to power failure 1 Factory...

Page 19: ...delayed due to following reasons An alarm sensor in the area of the entrance must be delayed to have enough time to switch off the supervision mode before EasyAlarm dials the first calling number A pr...

Page 20: ...ands free connection you can increase volume by pressing local key or decrease by pressing locale key Level can be adjusted in fifteen steps 1dB each and remains stored 6 7 5 Acknowledge alarm Termina...

Page 21: ...ep dialling in procedure is for security reasons to avoid detecting of the alarm unit coincidently by an unknown caller Direct dialling in as well as other number of ringing cycles can be selected sec...

Page 22: ...low battery status or there is a mains power loss at the concentrator itself If there is a mains power loss at the repeater than the first repeated zone would also announce low battery status Calling...

Page 23: ...an the first repeated zone would also announce low battery status Emergency call activated Emergency call initiated by emergency button Output activated deactivated Confirm through press DTMF 6 DTMF 4...

Page 24: ...ated wireless component should be replaced immediately as follows Pay attention to the note here that is special indication for sensor in question Important notes If the battery of the telecommand key...

Page 25: ...s not answering the phone Remote access using dialling in not possible EasyAlarm is not responding to the call The dialling function is programmed for the two step modus section 0 Remote access using...

Page 26: ...although the sensor LED is on Sensor not learned in Sensor deactivated at current position of the selection switch Detector is not monitored if system is disarmed or during exit delay respectively Pre...

Page 27: ...arm as long until an acknowledgement is received OFF ON PROG 9 7 1 3 5 3 Value OFF ON PROG Value Comment 0 EasyAlarm calls the alarm numbers within the calling number sequence just once 1 9 EasyAlarm...

Page 28: ...g with cord with end sleeves 9 6 2 Wiring Switzerland with T T SW06 1 Plug adapter SW06 into wall plate 2 Connect FCC cord between alarm unit and adapter SW06 3 Plug downstream phone into T T Jack of...

Page 29: ...ction This function is disabled factory setting but can be enabled as follows 9 8 1 Enabling of remote programming Remote programming can be read out or modified as follows OFF ON PROG 9 7 1 3 7 6 Val...

Page 30: ...hannel experience interference during reception or the detector is on the boarder of reception area If a detector does not report its status within supervision time then EasyAlarm will trigger an alar...

Page 31: ...due to sensor 1 sensor 1 activated 10 1 4 Deactivation If the motion detector is not plugged in EasyAlarm automatically deactivates the supervision of the motion detector 10 1 5 Specification Supply...

Page 32: ...o GND Sensor 1 is a normally closed contact Let Sensor 2 input open Sensor 1 is a normally open contact Select the appropriate contact to fit the monitoring 10 2 2 2 Operation with up to three alarm c...

Page 33: ...0 0 1 1 1 0 Unused Gong on Gong type 000 I II III 00 Gong 0 1 1 01 0 enabled 10 Individual message 1 disabled 11 Beep loud 5 Press key The new register bit 7 bit 0 will be announced 6 Slide function s...

Page 34: ...Shift function switch to PROG 2 Enter sequence 9 3 1 7 6 1 Current register bit 7 bit 0 will be announced followed by to modify press to stop press 3 If you want to keep current value proceed with ste...

Page 35: ...mains unacknowledged siren floodlight C Output is activated during phone connection by request siren floodlight 10 5DIN Adapter interface EA ACDC SWI RJ45 Primary voltage 230 VAC 50 Hz Secondary volta...

Page 36: ...nsion 70 x 30 x 60 mm L x W x H Weight 102 g Cord length 3 m RJ45 11 3Warranty Dear customer Each EasyAlarm is manufactured and tested according to stringent quality rules If the unlikely case should...

Page 37: ...on 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 17 18 19 20 21 23 25 28 29 32 34 35 40 hands free 5 7 8 18 19 20 21 23 29 40 volume 20 listening in 7 19 20 21 29 35 40 time out 20 21 Contact sensor 7 8 14 26 32 40 Cord 4 5 6 24 2...

Page 38: ...7 18 22 23 25 26 30 31 32 33 34 35 40 function 7 10 11 15 17 18 19 22 23 26 function type 7 10 11 12 14 15 40 motion 3 10 17 23 wired 16 Siren 3 33 34 35 Supervision active mode 18 20 22 23 inactive m...

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Page 40: ...upervision mode without acoustical monitoring Supervision mode with acoustical monitoring Supervision mode inactive During phone connection Alarm release independent from state of arming armed disarme...

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