Monitor TAD-214-W300, Installation Instructions & Operating Manual

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4.8. - Beeper
4.8.1. - An external bleeper can be installed to operate in tandem with the
internal bleeper fitted inside the control unit to amplify arm/disarm tones.
When arming the bleeper will sound a single bleep to indicate it has been
full armed, a double bleep to indicate it has been disarmed, a triple bleep
to indicate it has been partial armed and four bleeps to indicate a blocked
beam break path. The beeper can be used to aid aligning of beam break
sensors (see Commissioning section).
4.8.2. -
The beeper should draw no more than 1A.
4.8.3. - Connect: -
POSITIVE / RED wire to one of the PowerOut
terminals.
NEGATIVE / BLACK wire to terminal L (Channel 3).
4.9. - Remote Switches
4.9.1. - All versions can be configured to switch one primary RF switched
circuit (by the key fob) and text message (i.e. lights for safely boarding at
night). The device connected to this circuit can be switched on/off by
pressing the bottom button on the RF key fob or by a text message (see
Operation section). The default configuration is for a further 3 boat circuits
to be remotely switched by text only (
not Monitor I
)
4.9.2. -
Relays must be used on all switched circuits. For the primary RF
switched circuit Connect: -
POSITIVE / RED wire of the relays coil to one of the PowerOut terminals.
NEGATIVE / BLACK wire of the relays coil to terminal M (Channel 4).
4.9.3. - For the default 3 other switched circuits Connect: -
POSITIVE / RED wire of the relays coil to one of the PowerOut terminals.
NEGATIVE / BLACK wire of the relays coil to terminal N (Channel 5), O
(Channel 6) and P (Channel 7) respectively for each circuit.
4.9.4. -
Please see relevant supplemental wiring diagrams in section 14