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NOTE:
After enrollment
or after exiting the control panel’s Programming mode, the
magnet will receive 2-Way data from the control panel for approx. 30 seconds. During this
time, the magnet will not respond to any trigger but only to tamper activation. At the
termination of this time, the magnet will revert to normal operation.
NOTE:
Wait at least 1 minute before closing the front cover
Step 2: Input Wiring
Use the diagrams for appropriate input termination wiring. For DEOL termination
connect two 10K Ohm resistors (supplied). See Figure 6.
NOTE:
Cable length must be 3m Max.
Step 3: Selecting the Mounting Location
1. Select a location for best communication quality and near the intended wired detector.
It’s recommended to place
the unit at the highest possible position.
2. Temporarily attach the unit to this point using two-sided adhesive tape.
3. Generate an alarm signal (by momentarily opening or closing the input terminals)
and verify that the receiver has received the signal. If the alarm signal is not detected,
reposition the transmitter and try again.
Step 4: Mounting
1. Detach back of transmitter from the back bracket (Fig. 1-1). At mounting location note
the alignment marks for both components (Fig. 3), and then install accordingly using
2 mounting screws and back tamper screw (Fig 1-4).
2. Detach magnet casing (Fig. 2A) and install with mounting screws (Fig 2B).
3. Optionally, mount spacer(s) for transmitter and/or magnet as required
(Fig. 4), positioned between the back bracket and the mounting surface.
NOTES:
•
It’s best to mount the transmitter on the non
-moving part (door/window frame), and
the magnet on the moving part.
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Spacers are purchased separately (Figure 4).
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The mark on the magnet's case must be aligned with the mark on the transmitter's
case (Fig. 3).
•
For installations on wood or alloy, the maximum distance for normal operation is
10 mm, while for metal ferromagnetic materials (such as iron) it is 5 mm (Fig. 3).
