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NORMAL OPERATION

The RECEIVER receives 433 MHz radio signals from numerous STI sensors enrolled to the RECEIVER.  It provides feedback in 
the form of LED colors, onboard sounder annunciation, onboard sounder siren, switched on or off output terminals (Form C 
contacts), a 3 second 12 VDC @ 75mA max. output on the triggered output plug and 12 VDC output terminals powered at the 
same time as the onboard sounder.

LED Operation:

The LED status with higher importance is emitted by the LED.  The LED importance is as follows (highest to lowest):
 

Red LED 

-  Zone enrolled, Alert status

 

Flashing Red LED  -  Zone enrolled, Latched and Non-Triggered status

 

Amber LED 

-  Zone enrolled, Tamper Alert and Non-Triggered status

 

Green LED 

-  Zone enrolled, Normal and Non-Triggered status

 

LED OFF 

-  Zone not enrolled

Onboard Sounder Operation:

Siren Mode

 – SW4 and SW5 (settings)

The onboard speaker gives a 4 KHz @ 90dB sound for the SIREN TIME set by SW4 and SW5 when any zone’s alert signal is 
received (see 

Component Descriptions for siren times

). 

NOTE:

 Chime/Beep mode must be turned off, (SW6 OFF), for the siren mode to activate.

 

Chime/Beep Mode

 – (SW6 ON)

The onboard speaker gives a double beep when any zone’s alert signal is received.  Chime/Beep mode overrides the siren mode.
 

Sensor Operation:

A SENSOR sends a 433 MHz radio signal to the RECEIVER that will indicate one or more of the following:  Alert triggered; 
restored to normal; sensor tampering; low battery; lost signal.
 

Adapter Plug Input

 - Input connector 12VDC, 500mA, center positive adapter (provided).  

Triggered Output Plug (75mA) 

- 12VDC output connector.  Activates with 12VDC, 75mA for 3 seconds when any zone 

is triggered.  Designed for use with STI Lamp Controller (STI-30104 sold separately).

Form C Switch Outputs (Dry Contacts)

  N.O.

 - Normally open circuit to COM terminal.  Closed to COM when alarm is triggered.

  COM

 - Common return between N.O. or N.C.

  N.C.

 - Normally closed circuit to COM terminal. Open to COM when alarm is triggered.

When any zone has an alert signal received and the LED changes to continuous RED, a short circuit is made between the NO 
and COM, and an open circuit is made between NC and COM.  As soon as ALL zones are not in alert mode and the LED is no 
longer continuous RED, an open circuit is made between NO and COM, and a short circuit is made between NC and COM.

 

12VDC Input (500mA)

  +12VDC

 - Positive voltage input.  Power input circuit rated to 500mA current.

  -12VDC 

- Negative voltage input. 

The 12VDC input terminals allow the RECEIVER to be powered from an external 12VDC, 500mA rated power source.

 

12VDC Output (300mA)

  +12VDC

 - Positive output voltage.  300mA maximum output current.

  -12VDC

 - Negative output voltage. 

A continuous 12VDC output is produced only while sounder is activated.  The 12VDC output terminals will turn on at the same 

time as the onboard sounder in siren mode or chime mode. 

COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS (Bottom Side):

Summary of Contents for STI-34108

Page 1: ... a latching memory condition when selected during enrollment It also allows you to select turning on a siren sounding a chime triggering a normally open or normally closed switch or turning on an external 12 VDC output The STI 8 CHANNEL RECEIVER also acts as a console repeater when paired with other STI 8 CHANNEL RECEIVERS to receive wireless transmissions in up to 4 other areas over long distance...

Page 2: ...ert mounting screws into PCB holes through back of cover 10 Insert mounting screws into wall anchors and tighten 11 Press fit push button onto the push button switch on the circuit board 12 Insert top cover tabs into bottom cover slots 13 Carefully close top cover ensuring the push button inserts into cover hole and antennas rest in the side cover grooves 14 Insert front cover screw and tighten 15...

Page 3: ...BLED DISABLED LED for zone number waiting to enroll blinks Normal Operation Button used to change zone to be enrolled SW3 ALARM LATCHING ENABLED DISABLED Only active while LED turns on when triggered LED turns on when triggered SENSOR is being enrolled Button press turns off siren LED flashes when restored LED turns off when restored Second button press turns off LED flashing SW4 RECEIVER SIREN TI...

Page 4: ...ndicate one or more of the following Alert triggered restored to normal sensor tampering low battery lost signal Adapter Plug Input Input connector 12VDC 500mA center positive adapter provided Triggered Output Plug 75mA 12VDC output connector Activates with 12VDC 75mA for 3 seconds when any zone is triggered Designed for use with STI Lamp Controller STI 30104 sold separately Form C Switch Outputs ...

Page 5: ...hing Latching lets you know a zone alert was previously triggered but the alert has also been cleared When a zone is in the latched status the zone LED will flash RED For example when a door SENSOR has been opened and closed the zone LED will flash RED to indicate the door was opened previously but is no longer opened The latching is released when the user presses the push button to indicate ackno...

Page 6: ...properly 9 Disable ENROLL mode SW2 OFF on both RECEIVERS 10 Press and release the Push Button of the Column A RECEIVER above The LED s of the Column B RECEIVER will light in the same configuration NOTE Keyfobs must be enrolled into each master or mirror RECEIVER where it will be used Keyfob Operation An STI Keyfob can be used to remotely turn off and on the LEDs sounder and outputs on the STI 8 Ch...

Page 7: ...off Release the push button DELETING ALL ZONES Sensors Mirrored Receivers and Keyfobs You must delete all zones in order to delete keyfobs and or a mirrored RECEIVER 1 Enter DELETE mode SW7 ON All enrolled zone LEDs will turn RED The first zone to be deleted will have the LED flashing RED 2 Press and hold the push button for 5 seconds The RECEIVER will give a single beep and the flashing LED will ...

Page 8: ...l interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used according to the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recept...

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