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RH-200 Wireless Indoor Passive
The Rh-200 is a professional state-of-the-art motion sensor
engineered with the world's best components and materials,
starting with a HighView™ lens and a top -quality infrared detector.
Next, a patented modern DSP ASIC directly converts the infrared
detector signal into digital form, for best reliability and stability.
Finally, the si
gnal is evaluated by HighBar™ processing, for "best -in-
class" false alarm rejection with excellent intruder detection.
The RH-200 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-200 Wireless Indoor
Passive:
1. Battery Location
The wireless indoor passive is powered by a CR123 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 movement is detected and when
the device is transmitting a wireless signal.
RH-802 Bidirectional Gate module
The RH-802 (Single Channel IO Module) is a professional state-of-
the-art wireless 1 Zone Input & Output module. It has specifically
been developed for applications like controlling Gate Motors,
Garage Door Openers, Sprinkler Systems, etc. Due to the fact that it
has both an output and an input function, the output can be used to
control the external equipment and the input zone can be used to
provide physical feedback of the external equipment actual status.
For example the output can be used to control a gate motor and the
input zone can be used to show whether the gate is closed or open
via a wired magnetic reed switch.
The RH-802 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 output is not available when the RH-802 is used with
the Rhino 816 but can be programmed to directly connect
to other devices like FOB or another Bidirectional Gate
Module
The figure below show the layout of the RH-802 Bidirectional Gate
Module:
1. Supply Terminals
The RH-802 must be powered from either a 12V or 24V DC supply.
2. Relay Output
A set of voltage free change over contacts. COM - Common; NC -
Normally Closed; NO - Normally Open.
3. Input
These terminals provide 2 methods for connecting external
equipment:
4. Ground
The ground terminal is connected to - supply terminal for a common
0V reference.
5. Learn Button
This button is used when learning the device onto the system.
6. Relay Control Indicator
This LED indicates if the Relay Control Message has been received.
7. Wireless Activity Indicator
This LED indicates when a radio packet is received or transmitted.