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Configuring Wireless Devices
This section covers the setting up and installation of wireless
devices.
On-board Wireless Interface
The Rhino 816 has a wireless transceiver that is integrated onto the
main PCB. It allows a support for various wireless devices.
RH-100 Wireless Door Contact
The RH-100 is a professional state-of-the-art wireless door contact
sensor. It has two zones, one on the magnetic (reed) switch and
one on the zone input terminals.
The RH-100 must be allocated to one of the available zones (1-8).
However, if the device is allocated to an on-board wired zone (1-6),
the wired zone input will be disabled.
The figure below show the layout of the RH-100 Wireless Door
Contact:
1. Battery Location
The wireless door contact is powered by a CR2 3V Li-ion battery,
which must be fitted correctly. Please wait 60 seconds after battery
installation for the device to initialise.
2. Tamper Switch
The lid tamper detection switch, this switch is also used when
learning the device onto the system.
3. Activity LED
The activity LED illuminates when the device is transmitting a
wireless signal.
4. Zone Input Terminals
The wireless door contact has two detection inputs. The first is the
magnetic reed switch that is activated by the magnet. The second
requires a voltage free normally closed contact and is wired into
these terminals. Both inputs report back to the same zone on the
control panel. If the zone input is unused it must be linked out.
5. Magnetic Reed Switch
The magnetic reed switch detects the presence of the magnet fitted
to the door.
The Magnetic Reed switch is always in operation. If you
only require the use of the Zone Input Terminals, the
magnet must be held close to the reed switch at all times.
6. Antenna
The wireless antenna used for transmitting the wireless signal.
RH-101 Wireless 3
rd
Party PIR Interface
The RH-101 is a professional state-of-the-art wireless module that is
specifically engineered to be sub-equipped into other brands of PIR
sensors. It features an Alarm Normally Closed contact as well as a
Tamper Normally Closed contact. The tamper contact is also wired
in series with the internal case tamper contact on the PCB.
The RH-101 must be allocated to one of the available zones (1-16).
However, if the device is allocated to an on-board wired zone (1-8),
the wired zone input will be disabled.
The figure below show the layout of the RH-101 Wireless 3
rd
Party
PIR Interface:
1. Battery Location
The wireless door contact is powered by a CR2 3V Li-ion battery,
which must be fitted correctly. Please wait 60 seconds after battery
installation for the device to initialise.
2. Tamper Switch
The lid tamper detection switch, this switch is also used when
learning the device onto the system.
3. Activity LED
The activity LED illuminates when the device is transmitting a
wireless signal.
4. Alarm Input Terminals
The normally closed alarm output from the 3
rd
party detector is
connected to these terminals.
5. Tamper Input Terminals
The normally closed tamper output from the 3
rd party detector is
connected to these terminals.
6. Antenna
The wireless antenna used for transmitting the wireless signal.