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HiTech Handheld Wireless Touchpad 

2.

Drop the battery into the chamber with the knob 
(+) end visible (see Figure 2).

Figure 2. Placing the battery in the chamber

3.

Line up the battery cover’s two exposed tabs with 
the seam of the touchpad’s front and back cover 
(see Figure 3).

Figure 3. Lining up the battery cover

4.

Press down on the cover and slide it into place.

5.

If the red light turns on steady (indicating a power-
up trouble condition), remove the battery and rein-
stall it. Repeat until the red indicator light remains 
off when the cover is replaced.

Adding the Touchpad to a Panel

Before the touchpad can communicate with a panel, you 
must add the touchpad to panel memory.

To add the Touchpad to panel memory:

1.

Refer to the appropriate panel’s installation instruc-
tions on “entering program mode” and “adding” or 
“programming a wireless touchpad.”

2.

Press BYPASS when the procedure prompts for the 
touchpad activation.

Mounting the Touchpad

To mount the Touchpad:

1.

Test the touchpad at the desired location before 
mounting and evaluate the touchpad’s performance.

2.

Secure the mounting bracket to the desired surface, 
using the two screws from the accessory pack (see 
Figure 4).

3.

Place the bottom end of the touchpad into the bot-
tom of the mounting bracket and press the touchpad 
into place (see Figure 5).

Testing the Touchpad

Remind the user to test their system and this touchpad 
weekly. The Owner’s Manual describes how to test the 
system.

To test the Touchpad after installation:

1.

To avoid an emergency response, notify the central 
station that you will be testing.

2. Arm and disarm the panel from various 

points to determine the touchpad’s range in 
the installation site.

Note:

The green light flashes with each press of a num-
ber key or function key. The red/green light 
flashes with each press of a panic button.

3. Press 

STATUS

 to check the current arming 

level.

4. Bypass sensors using direct and indirect 

bypass.

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Страница 1: ...y ν Convenient size and attractive style ν Compatible with all ITI Learn Mode panels including CareTaker Plus Commander 2000 Concord and SX V Special Installation Guidelines Observe the following guidelines when using and mounting the touchpad ν Refer to the appropriate Reference Manual for guidelines on typical range for using this and other wireless devices ν Avoid moist areas ν Avoid excessive ...

Страница 2: ...est the touchpad at the desired location before mounting and evaluate the touchpad s performance 2 Secure the mounting bracket to the desired surface using the two screws from the accessory pack see Figure 4 3 Place the bottom end of the touchpad into the bot tom of the mounting bracket and press the touchpad into place see Figure 5 Testing the Touchpad Remind the user to test their system and thi...

Страница 3: ...g the touchpad with a specific panel Specifications Battery Power Supply 3 0 VDC lithium battery operating life 5 8 years Use either a Duracell DL123A Eveready EL123A Panasonic CR123A or Sanyo CR123A Note The 5 8 year battery life has not been verified by UL Operating Temperature Range 10 to 120 F 12 2 to 49 C Dimensions 6 1 L x 2 1 W x 0 86 H 15 49 cm x 5 33 cm x 2 18 cm Compatibility All Learn M...

Страница 4: ...device must accept any interference that may be received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Interactive Technologies Inc can void the user s authority to operate the equipment ITI Commander 2000 SX V and CareTaker are registered trademarks of Interactive Technologies Inc Learn Mode is a trademark of Interactive Technologies ...

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