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Connection for Hard-Wired Lights 

to a DA-700 Control Panel

Connecting Wireless Transmitters, such as Mier’s DA-606 Wireless Transmitter 

Control for lights to a DA-700 Control Panel

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+24  Gnd    Z-1         Z-2         Z-3      Timer Relay  All Det Relay 

Mute P/B 

Gnd +12 

Not

  +10,0

 DC   or    Relay     Relay     Relay            4                    5           

(Remote)

   or   DC 

used  

Low

        -24    C   NO    C  NO    C  NO   NC  C   NO    NC  C   NO             -12                 Batt  

DA-606LK Wireless Transmitter 

Control for Light Kits

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+24  Gnd    Z-1         Z-2         Z-3      Timer Relay  All Det Relay 

Mute P/B 

Gnd +12 

Not

  +10,0

 DC   or    Relay     Relay     Relay            4                    5           

(Remote)

   or   DC 

used  

Low

        -24    C   NO    C  NO    C  NO   NC  C   NO    NC  C   NO             -12                 Batt  

Connecting a DA-700 Control Panel to a DA-505 or DA-505W Timer Control Unit

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+24  Gnd    Z-1         Z-2         Z-3      Timer Relay  All Det Relay 

Mute P/B 

Gnd +12 

Not

  +10,0

 DC   or    Relay     Relay     Relay            4                    5           

(Remote)

   or   DC 

used  

Low

        -24    C   NO    C  NO    C  NO   NC  C   NO    NC  C   NO             -12                 Batt  

Two Gray wires from the DA-606LK wireless light transmitter:  one goes to #13 terminal/All Detect “C” Common, and the other goes 

to terminal #14/All Detect “NO” Normally Open.

Jumper wire from #1 te24 OR #18 te12 to #10 terminal/Timer Relay “C” Common.       

Wire from terminal #11/Timer Relay “NO” Normally Open to +12VDC or +24VDC MAX 10 Amp Circuit Contact.

Wire from terminal #2 or #17/Ground to -12VDC or 124VDC Max 10 Amp Circuit Contact.

C

12 or

24

VDC

+

-

MAX 10 AMP CIRCUIT

SPST

10 AMP

Contact

NO            C 

Black (Hot) 120VAC

Lights (Wht)

or

Contactor

Net

Relay circuit provided by customer

Jumper from #1 to #10 for +24VDC

OR

Jumper from #18 to #10 for +12VDC

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DA-700 Control Panel Hooking Up Other Equipment Continued

         DA-505 

DA-505W

Terminals inside the DA-505

+24V 

 Trigger  Gnd

Red  Green Black

C

Red wire

 from DA-505(w) to #1 te24DC.        Black wire from DA-505(w) to #2 terminal/GND.        

Green wire

 from DA-505(w) to 

#14 terminal/All Detect “NO” Normally Open.       

Jumper wire

 from terminal #13/All Detect “C” Common to #1 te24DC.

Black

Red

Green

Jumper

NOTE:  The DA-052 
Remote Whistle hooks 
up this way too.

Summary of Contents for Drive-Alert DA-700

Page 1: ...tes alarm panels or other equipment 7 Add a repeater to send the signal another 1000 feet to trigger alerts in other buildings or add a DA 660 booster antenna for buildings up to 3 4 mile away 8 Monit...

Page 2: ...ns page Use of an unlimited Wireless Sensor Transmitters DA 610TO DA 611TO DA 612TO with a DA 700 Control Panel Receiver Compatible with Mier Accessories detailed in this manual See Accessories Page a...

Page 3: ...the first Transmitter on Zone 2 Pin for Zone 2 in the second and Zone 3 Pin for Zone 3 in the third The Control Panel will now respond with a different chime for each Zone Test by turning on one Sens...

Page 4: ...directions Lightning strikes cause a large disturbance in the magnetic field so nearby strikes will cause an alarm It is also possible for electrical current variations in nearby power lines to cause...

Page 5: ...the underside of the cover Failing to do these things will result in moisture entering the enclosure The Sensor Transmitter can now be placed in position For maximum range the black box Transmitter p...

Page 6: ...mpers on the Zone Pins on the electrical board in the black box to active them AND pull the jumper off of the JP3 Jumper Pin inside the white DA 700 or DA 100 Control Panel The Drive Alert will give a...

Page 7: ...he next page for instructions on setting the time and activating the Mute Delay as well as setting the Relay Timer for accessories The RL5 D12 LED red is on when the Control Panel Receiver detects a v...

Page 8: ...ops flashing if you have depressed the Green Button 1 2 3 or 4 times your program is set Move the SW3 switch back to the Mute position to keep both the Timer and the Mute in ready mode so they can be...

Page 9: ...ternal Mute Delay button is not convenient 16 Mute Delay Accessory Switch Input for Mute Delay Control if green internal Mute Delay button is not convenient 17 Gnd Ground or 24VDC or 12VDC 18 12DC 12V...

Page 10: ...nel DA 066MP Wireless Chime Transmitter up to 100 ft 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 24 Gnd Z 1 Z 2 Z 3 Timer Relay All Det Relay Mute P B Gnd 12 Not 10 0 DC or Relay Relay Relay 4...

Page 11: ...24 C NO C NO C NO NC C NO NC C NO 12 Batt Two Gray wires from the DA 606LK wireless light transmitter one goes to 13 terminal All Detect C Common and the other goes to terminal 14 All Detect NO Normal...

Page 12: ...is used to hide the DA 610 Sensor HARD WIRED DRIVE ALERT ACCESSORIES DA 655 DA 500LKA DA 052V DA 505 DA 505W DA 050 The Hard Wired DA 655 Chime with Volume Control is our most popular accessory for t...

Page 13: ...es a signal from up to 1000 feet of any of Mier s wireless Sensor Transmitters OR a DA REPEATER shown above and provides a pleasant tone as an alert It also includes volume control The DA 611TO and DA...

Page 14: ...Microamp 12 Active Current 3 Milliamp 13 Battery Life One Year in residential installation but up to 5 years if using lithium batteries 14 Operating Temperature 40 DEGREES F TO 125 DEGREES F 15 Weight...

Page 15: ...und this is above the non ferrous belt line Mount the Sensor securely IT MUST BE STABLE AND MOTIONLESS Any movement of the sensor will cause an alarm Don t mount the Sensor on a tree post or gate that...

Page 16: ...20 apart OK Check that All Detect red LED RL5 D12 on in the Control Panel when a detection and transmission was to occur Note listen for a Relay click OK If using a long range reception antenna check...

Page 17: ...rive Alert accessories and parts built by other OEMs including but not limited to chimes lamp modules light switches bells splice kits are covered under their respective OEM warranties This warranty c...

Page 18: ...________________________________________________ Name Contact Information of where the Mier Products Drive Alert Equipment was purchased if different than Installation Company ________________________...

Page 19: ...NOTES...

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