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7.2.1 Address Switch
The “Address Switch” is used to set the node address of the MicroWave 330 receiver which is used for the
alarm polling by one of the INTREPID™ controllers (RCM II, CM II, GCM II, PSM or SDK). The address can
be set from 0 to 239. Switch SW2, as shown in Figure 31, is set by using the
LSB (Least Significant Bit)
as the
binary reference starting point for address 1.
Figure 31 – Address Switch
7.2.2 Audio Alarm Switch
Each MicroWave 330 receiver includes an on board “Sonalert” buzzer for alarm annunciation. The audio can be
turned on or off by switch SW4 as shown in Figure 32. The switch should be set to “On” when performing
intrusion detection tests and set to “Off” when in operation.
Figure 32 – Audio Alarm Switch
7.2.3 Communications Ports
Each MicroWave 330 receiver has three (3) communications ports. COM 1 and COM 2 are RS422
communications ports. They are used to connect to the controller and to the next device in line for alarm polling.
COM 3 is a RS232 dB9 connector and is the configuration port used with the UIST II to setup and configure the
MicroWave 330 link. Each communications port has LED’s to indicate communications polling.
8.0 Connecting the Transmitter and Receiver
8.1 MicroWave 330T Transmitter Connections
Caution:
DO NOT APPLY POWER UNTIL ALL WIRE CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE.
1.
Remove the radome of MicroWave 330 transmitter by removing the six-radome screws.
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