Keypad
1.
Pushing a terminal screwdriver into the slot on the right-
hand side of the keypad to release the back plate.
2.
Mark the wall using the holes at the left and right-hand side
of the back plate. Also mark the large cable entry hole.
3.
Fix the back plate to the wall using suitable fixings for the
wall material.
Note:
The cable entry hole should also be made if
applicable.
Wiring
Keypad
Install a 6-core cable (
RS
stock no. 365-587) between the
panel and the keypad. Connect units as shown in figure 3.
Note:
If the tamper circuit is used throughout the installation it
is recommended that an additional connector block
(such as
RS
stock no. 423-655) be used to loop the
tamper circuit between zones (see figure 4 for wiring
details).
Mains
A mains supply should be connected via an unswitched 3A
fused spur wired in accordance with the current IEE
regulations. The mains unit cable should be brought in a
separate entry to the panel to the low voltage cables.
If in
doubt consult a qualified electrician.
At this stage it is worth checking the panel for correct operation,
this can be done as follows:
1.
Check that the terminals marked Ô24 hour tamper, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6 and PAÕ have loop connections as shown below:
Screw the lid on the control panel.
2.
Switch on the mains.
3.
Enter Ô1234Õ the buzzer will emit a steady sound and the
exit time start. Press the Ô*Õ key followed by the Ô9Õ key.
The exit buzzer will stop and all LEDs will light. After the
10 seconds LED test the internal sounder, which will
operate for 5 seconds, the control will then emit an accept
tone and revert to the ÔDAYÕ mode. You may end the test
at any time by pressing the Ô*Õ key.
4.
The test is now complete.
5.
Should the above not occur re-check your wiring and
repeat steps 1. to 4.
D
BELL
ST SPK AUX L ID D C
R
S
1
2
3
4
5
6
PA
24 HR
TAMPER
A
C
TAMPER 12V
B
C
D
LINK 1
Figure 3. Keypad connections
1
2
3
4
5
6
PA
24 HR
TAMPER
Figure 4.
*
Tamper
PA
* * *
Power
supply
Tamper
detect
N/C
N/C
BELL
ST SPK AUX L ID D C
R
S
1
2
3
4
5
6
PA
24 HR
TAMPER
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
I
J
K
M
L
O
T
Figure 5. Control panel detector connections
A. Securit 7 control panel
B. Tamper switch
C. Bleeper
D. Remote keypad
A. Securit 7 control panel
B. AC lead connection
C. Link 2 memory default
D. Battery fuse 1A
E. Auxiliary 12V supply for PIRs etc.
F. Link 1 (remove this link for panel tamper)
G. Part set volume
H. 6-core cable
I.
Additional tamper connectors
J. Passive infrared detector zone 1
K 4-core cable
L. Zone 3
M. Magnetic contacts N/C
N. Personal attack switch
*
Additional zone loops show detector normally closed contacts only for clarity
N
