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The jumpers are allocated as shown here:
6.3.6 Wireless reception module
Function 6 / LED 6
When used as a wireless reception module, a connected system
can be expanded by up to eight wireless components per module
using the accessory module. The accessory module serves as a
wireless receiver for these eight wireless detectors. The relay
outputs are connected to the zone inputs of the connected centres.
In addition to alarms, tamper and detector faults are also
transmitted (battery fault, supervision failure, jamming etc.). Each
of four wireless detectors activate one relay output. All tamper
messages activate the third relay output; whilst fault messages
activate the fourth relay output.
To use the accessory module as a wireless receiver module,
proceed as follows:
1. Select the appropriate switch position for dip switches 2, 3 and
4 (see point 5.5).
In the main programming menu, select item 7 (Function). LED
7 lights up.
Confirm by pressing SET.
In the submenu of item 7 (Function), select function 6 with the
SELECT button.
LED 6 lights up.
Confirm by pressing SET.
LED 7 lights up again.
Exit the programming mode by pressing ESC/DEL.
The LED for the power supply lights up/flashes and the fault
LED lights up. The accessory module beeps at short intervals.
Close both tamper contacts of the WAM and wait until it emits
a double tone.
2. Train the wireless detector to the WAM.
To do this, proceed as follows:
-
Set dip switch 1 to ON.
- In the main programming menu, select item 1 (LED 1 lights
up).
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Confirm by pressing SET.
- The LEDs show the state of the trained wireless detectors.
12V
0V
OP
1
OP
2
OP
3
OP
4
12V
0V
OP
1
OP
2
OP
3
OP
4
