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Repeater Unit
Typical Retirement Village Repeater Site Plan
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OPENING & MOUNTING THE HOUSING:
The plastic housing is splash proof, and may be mounted externally if required. The receiver should be
mounted Vertically for best performance. Ensure that you do not mount the unit close to electric fences
cables or energizers, as these products
produce extreme levels of interference and may reduce the performance of the product. If mounting
indoors try and centralise the unit, and keep it at least
3 meters
away from Armed Response company’s
alarm radio transmitters.
We recommend you mount the unit more than 2 metres above the floor height either inside a cupboard or
just above the trap door. For large properties that require reception range from the bottom of the drive
way, mount the unit in the garage which may be closer to the gate, and run a cable back to the Alarm
panel. Always conduct a signal range test before you hand over the product to the client, ensuring that
the remote works reliably from all areas of the site.
Insert a small 1-1.5mm flat screw driver into the slot
at the back of the housing and leaver the lid open.
Mount the Repeater unit as high as possible
building if you are requiring maximum range performance. This technique will improve the performance by
60% apposed to mounting the unit right up against a brick wall.
Run a good quality 6 core cable from the supplied 3.2A Power-supply to the Repeater unit. The reason you
need a 6 core cable is so that you can run two for the Power to the Repeater, one for the AC Fail detect and
then two for learning in the signals to the repeater. By running the LEARN wires to the inside of the power-
supply it will be easy to locate at a later stage, so it is important that the power-supply has easy access and
is not hidden away.
on either a Plastic or Aluminium pole on the exterior of a
SITE POSITIONING HINTS:
Using either a site plan or google maps, study the site
layout. Set repeaters on high points approx 75 meters
apart from each other.
This practice will ensure that the system has good signal
strength throughout all dwellings from behind walls.
