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Relay menu steP-By-steP

Program the RELAY TYPE and RELAY OUTPUT CONTROL

PRogRammIng

STEP DESCRIPTION

ACTION

DISPLAY NOTE

To enter program mode place
the link on the Program pins.

Program

Press SELECT to display

PRESS

RELAY MENU

Program the Relay tyPe

When

is displayed, press

and hold SELECT.

LONG PRESS

RELAY TYPE MENU

When

is displayed, press

and hold SELECT.

LONG PRESS

The currently programmed
option in the RELAY TYPE
MENU is displayed

Repeatedly pressing SELECT will cycle through the
available options in the RELAY TYPE MENU, being

Exit

Latch

Toggle

Pulse

Choose the required option
then press and hold SELECT
to save.

LONG PRESS

The saved option will flash
twice then the display
returns to the RELAY MENU

Program the Relay outPut ContRol

When

is displayed, press

and hold SELECT.

LONG PRESS

The first item in the RELAY
MENU is displayed, being
RELAY TYPE

Press SELECT until

displayed.

PRESS

RELAY OUTPUT CONTROL
MENU

When

is displayed press

and hold SELECT

LONG PRESS

The currently programmed
option in the RELAY
OUTPUT CONTROL MENU

is displayed

Repeatedly pressing SELECT will cycle through the
available options in the RELAY OUTPUT CONTROL
MENU, being

On/Alarm

Low

battery

AUX

Panic/

Tamper

Exit

Choose the required option
then press and hold SELECT
to save.

LONG PRESS

The saved option will flash
twice then the display
returns to the RELAY MENU

Summary of Contents for 106-304

Page 1: ... Batt signals from all Ness TWR devices Two Way signals provide positive feedback of the relay state Supports up to 20 Ness TWR devices Easy programming and operation 1 x Relay output with selectable Pulse Toggle Latch modes 4 x Open Collector outputs for Panic Tamper On Alarm Aux Low Battery Installation and setup notes Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...er Aux or Low Batt signals The SCR TWR supports up to twenty individual Ness TWR devices Relay Output Events The relay output can be programmed to operate as one of these output types On Off Alarm output Low battery Aux Panic Tamper Relay Operation The relay output can be programmed to operate in one of these modes Pulse In Pulse mode the relay activates for 2 seconds Recommended mode for PIRs Als...

Page 3: ...the state of the control panel Suitable for arming disarming control panels such as older Ness panels which a Require a Pulse momentary activation to arm and disarm b Have an output which is low when the panel is armed The Inhibit Input is only active when the relay is set for Pulse mode for On Off signals The input should be pulled below 0 5V to be Low and above 1V to be High The input is high wh...

Page 4: ...ce see below Flashing with a digit displayed ON In Operating mode Signal strength of the last received transmission on a scale of 1 lowest to 9 best signal e g Device 1 with signal strength of 6 See Signal Strength Mode page 5 ON steady OFF In Operating mode Signal Strength HOLD MODE See Signal Strength Hold Mode page 5 12V 0V Input AUX NO NC C RELAY LOW BATT PANIC TAMP ON ALARM Program Select Pig...

Page 5: ...e until either a new device signal is received or you cancel Hold Mode by a short press of the Select button Hold Mode will time out after 30 minutes Restart by press and hold of the SELECT button Program Operating Mode Step By Step Display shows upper left dot Send a signal from a programmed device The display will show the device number followed by the signal strength repeating Device Number Sig...

Page 6: ... on one pin to prevent losing it The relay and the soft outputs are disabled during program mode to prevent unwanted activation Automatic Exit If the program link is left ON the device automatically returns to normal operating mode after 5 minutes of no activity of the SELECT button A brief press of the SELECT button will restart program mode Program Program PROGRAM MODE Operating MODE ...

Page 7: ...d send a learn signal from a compatible device See page 9 Enrolling Devices Device 2 is enrolled Program the relay View currently enrolled devices Delete individual devices or delete all devices Enrol new devices Up to Device 20 Erase all devices On Alarm Low battery AUX Panic Tamper Exit PRESS Single Press LONG PRESS Press and Hold Select Select Exit Latch Toggle Pulse Every action is performed e...

Page 8: ...y pressing SELECT will cycle through all the enrolled devices up to 20 5 Once all the enrolled devices have been shown the E Erase All option is shown PRESS To Delete All device see page 11 6 Press SELECT repeatedly to cycle back to etc PRESS Remove the Program Link to exit program mode Enrol Devices Menu Relay Menu Device 1 is enrolled Device 2 is enrolled Up to Device 20 Erase all devices 11 12 ...

Page 9: ...to PRESS n is displayed E6 Repeat from step E2 LONG PRESS Flashing dash indicates that the next empty slot is ready to enrol a new device E Enrolling Devices Program up to 20 TWR Radio Keys Radio PIRs Radio Reed Switches Radio Smoke Detectors PRODUCT NOTES 106 267 TWR Reed Switch operation with this receiver The TWR Reed Switch has 2 x hardwired inputs as well as a reed switch onboard When used wi...

Page 10: ...required option then press and hold SELECT to save LONG PRESS The saved option will flash twice then the display returns to the Relay Menu Program the RELAY OUTPUT CONTROL R3 When is displayed press and hold SELECT LONG PRESS The first item in the Relay Menu is displayed being RELAY TYPE R4 Press SELECT until is displayed PRESS Relay OUTPUT CONTROL Menu R5 When is displayed press and hold SELECT L...

Page 11: ...s in turn Select Select etc D4 For example to delete device 3 press SELECT until is displayed PRESS D5 Then press and hold SELECT to display LONG PRESS D6 Then press and hold SELECT to delete the device LONG PRESS Back to the upper level menu DELETING All Devices D7 Press SELECT to display PRESS To abort deleting all devices just press SELECT once at this stage or just remove the program Link D8 T...

Page 12: ...electrical appliances such as wireless routers cordless phones computers TVs and other electronic devices may reduce the range performance While such occurrences are unusual they are possible In this case it may be necessary to either increase the physical separation between the Ness receiver and other devices or if possible change the radio frequency or channel of the other devices 2 Unauthorised...

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