ISW-EN4216R Installation Guide
LCD Receiver
Overview
The ISW-EN4216R LCD Receiver allows you to add up to 16
transmitters to any application. With diversity reception and
advanced signal processing, the ISW-EN4216R is designed to
minimize dead spots in transmission areas.
The ISW-EN4216R also provides six Form C relay outputs and a
relay fault output.
Figure 1: Front Panel Components
1
2
3
4
1 -
Status LEDs (OUTPUT, ARMED, POWER)
2 -
LCD Display
3 -
Function buttons
4 -
Access door
Table 1:
Front Panel Components
LED/Button
Description
OUTPUT LED
Lights when any transmitter sends an alarm
signal.
ARMED LED
Lights when the receiver is armed.
POWER LED
Lights when the receiver has power.
LCD Display
Shows status, event log, and programming
information.
UP button
Press to scroll up through the display.
DOWN
button
Press to scroll down through the display.
BACK button
Press to return the display to the previous
menu. If the display shows the Main Menu
options, press to return the receiver to normal
operation. When entering information, press to
return to the last entered character.
ENTER
button
Press to select the currently displayed menu
item. If the receiver is in normal operation,
press to enter the Main Menu.
Access door
Remove the access door to see the Decode LED
or press the RESET button.
Decode LED
Blinks when the receiver receives a recognizable
signal. This LED is visible only when you remove
the access door.
RESET
button
Press to clear the current status for all points
and to reset all outputs and LEDs. Pressing this
button records a Receiver Reset entry in the
event log, and resets the Supervision Window
timers. This button is visible only when you
remove the access door.
If no transmitter is selected, none of the status LEDs turn on. LEDs
turn on only to display the transmitter currently selected.
1.0
Open the Receiver Housing
Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to press either the top or bottom
housing release tabs and separate the cover from the base.
Figure 2: Open the Receiver Housing
1
2
1 -
Top housing release tabs
2 -
Bottom housing release tab
2.0
Connect the Power Cabling
Connect power and input/output cabling to the receiverís terminals.
Refer to
Figure 3
for the location of each terminal, and
Table 2
on page 2 for a description of each terminal.
In order to program the receiver, you must connect the power
cabling between the power source and the receiver.
The LCD Display shows the installed firmware revision, and then
shows the READY message.
Figure 3: Receiver Components
1 -
LCD display
2 -
UP button
3 -
DOWN button
4 -
BACK button
5 -
ENTER button
6 -
Arm Input terminal
7 -
Reset Input terminal
8 -
Tamper Output terminal
9 -
Jam Output terminal
10 -
Output terminals
11 -
RESET button
12 -
Decode LED
13 -
Frequency Band pins
14 -
GND terminal
15 -
Power terminal
