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Link set to Momentary  ( Can be used with Radio 
Keys or Alarm Devices)

Application 1. PIRs and Reed Switch used in 
normal alarm operation.

Use this application if you simply wish to add 
alarm device to your control panel.

For Alarm Devices with the Inhibit input "High" 
or left open. 

The Relay will pulse on for 2 seconds every 
time a valid code is received from any of the 
programmed  devices (PIR or Reed Switch) 
when they Alarm.  

Application 2. PIRs and Reed Switches Alarm 
operation with Inhibit. 

Use this special application if you need to inhibit 
the alarm relay at certain times

For Alarm Devices with the Inhibit input  switching  
between "High" and "Low"  (less than 1 Volt)  

Whilst the Input is "High" the Relay will pulse on 
for 2 seconds every time a valid code is received 
from any of the programmed devices (PIR or Reed 
Switches) when they alarm.

When the Input is changed to "Low" then all 
Alarms will be ignored from the programmed 
devices.   

Only use this feature if you specifi cally wish to 
ignore alarms from devices. 

Application 3. Radio Key Simple Pulsing Relay 
output.

Use this application if you want a simple pulsing 
output with a Radio Key.  Only the "ON" button on 
the Radio Key will pulse the Relay.

For Radio Keys with the Inhibit input "High" or 
left open.

Every time the  "ON" button is pressed on the 
Radio Key the Relay will pulse,  pressing the 
"OFF" button whilst the Inhibit is "High" will not 
pulse the relay.

OPTIONS - MOMENTARY

Application 4. Control Panel Arming using an 
Armed/Disarmed output from the Panel.

Use this application for correctly Arming and 
Disarming a Control Panel using the ON and 
OFF buttons on a Radio Key as long as there 
is an Armed/Disarmed Output from the Control 
panel which can be wired into the Inhibit Input 
on the Standalone Receiver.

When the Panel is Armed the Inhibit Input will 
require a "LOW" or less than 1 Volt and when the 
Panel is Disarmed the Inhibit Input will require 
a "HIGH" or greater than 4 Volts. When wired 
correctly the Relay output will do the following;

With the Panel Disarmed  (Inhibit Input "High") 
pressing the "OFF" button will have no effect, 
pressing the "ON" button will pulse the Relay 
output which can be used to Arm the Control 
Panel.

With the Control Panel Armed  ( Inhibit Input 
"Low) pressing the "ON" button will have no effect, 
pressing the "OFF" button will pulse the Relay 
which can be used to Disarm the Control Panel.

Summary of Contents for 100-187

Page 1: ... T A L L A T I O N N O T E S PART NUMBER 100 187 MODEL SCR Single Channel Receiver NESS SECURITY PRODUCTS RADIO COMMUNICATIONS COMPLIANCE Australian Communications Authority NESS SCR SINGLE CHANNEL RECEIVER ...

Page 2: ...ting devices Reed switches or PIRs The Ness Standalone Receiver can be programmed with up to four similar Ness transmitting devices i e either Radio Key devices Panic buttons On Off keys or Alarm transmitting devices i e Reed Switches or Radio PIR s Note You cannot mix Alarm devices with Key type devices the receiver will only accept one type The Standalone Receiver will learn the Radio code of th...

Page 3: ... purposes only INPUT The input serves as an inhibit for the Relay output depending on the state of the input Applying less than 1 Volt to this input makes it LOW and applying greater than 4 Volts or leaving this input open makes this input HIGH The inhibit feature is only functional when Momentary action is selected this is more fully described below For a summary of the action of this feature see...

Page 4: ...ation if you want a simple pulsing output with a Radio Key Only the ON button on the Radio Key will pulse the Relay For Radio Keys with the Inhibit input High or left open Every time the ON button is pressed on the Radio Key the Relay will pulse pressing the OFF button whilst the Inhibit is High will not pulse the relay OPTIONS MOMENTARY Application 4 Control Panel Arming using an Armed Disarmed o...

Page 5: ...Low battery signal from either a Radio Key or an Alarm Device and should only be used as a warning that batteries require changing Note The Standalone receiver provides no means of identifying which Key or Device has caused the Low Battery alarm however all Ness Keys and Alarm Devices display Low Battery by flashing their LED instead of turning it on steady when they are transmitting OUTPUTS The S...

Page 6: ...G AREA1 WIRING SCR TO L8 PANEL NESS SECURITY PRODUCTS J7 AREA 1 AREA 2 Al 1 Al 2 Tamp Excl Batt Main 12V 0V DAT SON KEY 12 0V Z1 Z3 Z5 Z7 C C C C Z2 Z4 Z6 Z8 12 0V TAMP TAMPER SW C EARTH 12V INPUT 0V PANIC TAMP LOW BATT NO NC C 2K2 2K2 100 187 NESS SCR RECEIVER C Z6 WIRING SCR TO PRO LD PANEL NESS L8 MAIN BOARD NESS PRO LD MAIN BOARD ...

Page 7: ...12V COM AC C LATCH BAT EARTH EARTH NO SIREN A 12V COM SIREN B BAT Z1 Z3 Z5 Z7 C C C C Z2 Z4 Z6 Z8 12 12 12 12 GND GND 0V 0V TAMP COM KEY COM TAMPER SW D IN D IN CLK CLK HEATSINK 12V INPUT 0V PANIC TAMP LOW BATT NO NC C 2K2 2K2 100 187 NESS SCR RECEIVER NESS PRO LX MAIN BOARD ...

Page 8: ...fications may change without notice Dimensions 78 h x 73 w x 27 d mm Operating voltage 10 15V DC Standby current draw 15mA Radio frequency 303 85MHz Low Voltage Output 20mA 12V Panic Tamper Output 20mA 12V Relay Output Dry contact rated 1A 28V Max radio devices 4 SPECIFICATIONS NESS SECURITY PRODUCTS RADIO COMMUNICATIONS COMPLIANCE Australian Communications Authority ...

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