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Test fit the F-TAB sensor 

into the deadbolt strike hole.  
For increased kick-in protec-

tion, place the sensor "tab" 
closer to the inside 
(protected) side of the prem-
ises.  Determine if the dead-
bolt hole will need enlarging.  
The F-TAB sensor requires a 
depth of approximately 1".  In 
addition, one side of the 
deadbolt hole must be enlarged to 
accommodate the sensor "tab".   

 

 

Remove the strike plate

 

Screws   

Remove the two screws 
securing the deadbolt 

strike plate to the door 
frame.  If there is a dust cup 
installed, it must be re-
moved.

 

Strike Plate 

Door Frame 

Molding  

Screws 

Installing the NAPCO F-TP Touchpad, F-TAB Deadbolt Sensor and the F-LTRANS wireless transmitter 

Cut access hole   

Install (4) wall anchors and cut 
access hole in wall.  Pull 4 con-

ductor bus wire from F-8 Panel into 
opening.  If necessary, remove a small 
amount of insulation in the hole.  Be 
sure that the hole is located to allow 
the antenna wire to be positioned 
straight down as shown.   

 

Warning: 

Use caution when cutting 

holes.  There may be high voltage 
wiring in the wall.  Wood beams may 
obstruct the antenna installation. 

 

Chose the location carefully.   

Mark the holes

.  

The F-TP Touchpad can be mounted 
anywhere, provided its PIR directly 

supervises the deadbolt latch on the pro-
tected door.  

Note:  

Select a location that 

will allow the antenna to be positioned 
straight down as shown in Step 3.   

 

Place the template against the selected 
wall at a height of approx. 60" (to the top of 
the Touchpad).  

 

Mark or punch through the 4 oval mounting 
holes and the wire access opening.   

60”

Ç

 

TOP UP 

Open the F-TP 
Touchpad

.  

Remove 

the front of the 

Touchpad housing by in-
serting a screwdriver into 
the (2) slots in the bottom 
of pad.  Twist screwdriver 
to remove cover. 

TOP UP 

Future Location 
of antenna wire 
(to be kept 
straight) 

Make Connections and 
Create Service Loop 

Punch holes with an awl in 

the F-TP Touchpad base fitting 
the wire sizes used.  Pull wires 
through base.  Secure base to 
wall.  Wire to F-TP Touchpad 
using wiring diagram as a guide. 

 

Push all excess wire back into 
wall leaving a short loop (about 
3”-4”) of slack wires for service 
purposes.  Test fit the cover, but 
do not secure.   

MOUNT AND WIRE THE F-TP TOUCHPAD 

MOUNT AND WIRE THE F-TAB SENSOR AND WIRE THE DOOR SENSOR TO THE F-LTRANS 

Place "tab" closer to the 
inside (protected) side of the 
premises.  The "tab" side of 
the deadbolt hole must be 
enlarged if necessary.   

Enlarge the deadbolt hole

 us-

ing the supplied drilling guide.  

Secure the drilling guide to the bolt 
hole using the strike plate screws.  
With a ¼" bit, hold the drill level and 
drill through the (2) holes of the guide 
matching the location of the sensor 
"tab" to a depth of approximately 
1½". 

 

Remove the 
drill guide 
when done.

 

The template is used as a 
guide for enlarging the 
existing deadbolt hole. 

Use only an F-TAB deadbolt sensor as shown be-
low.

 

F-TAB deadbolt sensor 

Summary of Contents for F-TP Touchpad

Page 1: ...aged a high security feature normally found only in very elaborate high end installations INTEGRAL WIRELESS RECEIVER The F TP Touchpad incorporates an integral RF receiver This receiver receives transmissions ONLY from the F LTRANS wireless transmitter no other transmitters will work with this re ceiver The system uses two different frequencies to reduce nulls and prevent noise on a single frequen...

Page 2: ...itter The Secondary transmitter should always be tested prior to installation as follows After installing and learning the Primary transmitter place the Secondary transmitter in the selected mounting location and remove the cover Remove the F TP Touchpad from its backplate and have someone observe the re ceiver LED as the Secondary transmitter tamper switch is pressed and released The receiver LED...

Page 3: ...ned straight down as shown in Step 3 Place the template against the selected wall at a height of approx 60 to the top of the Touchpad Mark or punch through the 4 oval mounting holes and the wire access opening 2 60 Ç TOP UP Open the F TP Touchpad Remove the front of the Touchpad housing by in serting a screwdriver into the 2 slots in the bottom of pad Twist screwdriver to remove cover 1 TOP UP Fut...

Page 4: ... Mount the F LTRANS inside a drop ceiling above the door frame or in any location suitable for the installation see illustration for possible locations Using its mounting base as a template mark the mounting holes and wire access hole leaving at least from the edge of the door molding to allow for the greater width of the F LTRANS case Drill the wire access hole as necessary 10 Possible mounting l...

Page 5: ...TAY lights on the Touchpad should turn on the system armed STAY 4 Disengage the deadbolt and the system should disarm and turn back off READY light turns on 5 Open the door The Touchpad should sound a chime If there is a problem see Troubleshooting on page 9 To learn a second transmitter start again at step 17 21 Multiple Transmitters Notes The Primary transmitter that is lo cated in the same room...

Page 6: ...shown on wiring dia gram Terminal 1 is 12 V DC Term 2 is GND and Term 3 is Data Terminal 4 Alarm Output Terminal 4 is wired to terminal 14 Bell of the F 8 Panel to drive the internal alarm sounder of the F TP Touchpad upon alarm Terminal 8 9 Zone 2 Aux Zone Terminals 8 9 are the connections for the Aux Zone This zone may be wired to a motion sensor glass break sensor or a magnetic contact Cut jump...

Page 7: ...on which is intended to prevent an in truder from walking along the wall towards the Touchpad and deadbolt If an intruder is detected in the Anti Tamper zone the system will be put into a lockout state for a period of several min utes during which the system may only be disarmed with an F IFOB In cases where an extremely large signal is generated in the Anti Tamper zone an actual Zone 2 alarm or z...

Page 8: ...FIRE BELL GND GREEN BLACK RED 2 WIRE SMOKE DETECTORS RED BLACK GREEN YELLOW FREEDOM F 8 CONTROL PANEL See WI1076 for more information YELLOW 2 2K 2 2K ZONE 3 ZONE 4 F PROG OPTIONAL GEM RECV XP8 OPTIONAL 2 2K 2 2K ZONE 5 ZONE 6 RED BLACK GREEN YELLOW JP1 ADDR PIR AUX2 1 2 3 4 ZONE 8 PIR GLASS BREAK SEN SOR ETC COM F TP 2 Optional 8 9 Location of Wireless Receiver Circuit Board Location of Wireless ...

Page 9: ...tter is intentionally learned clear the F TP Touchpad memory and re learn the transmitter as follows Using a pen tip press and hold the F TP Touchpad receiver button down about 6 seconds until the LED turns on steady Release the button and the LED will flash rapidly indicating the receiver is in Learn Mode with all pre existing data erased 4 Note Transmitters CANNOT be programmed with their covers...

Page 10: ...10 NOTES ...

Page 11: ...11 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ...

Page 12: ... 2 3 8 4 3 8 3 5 16 Wire Access Hole Cut in Wall SINGLE GANG MOUNTING HOLES It may be necessary to drill a hole in the single gang box to allow the antenna wire to be positioned straight down as shown in the previous installation instructions ...

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