Interlogix TX-2344-03-1, Руководство по установке

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P/N 1078288 (ML) • REV D • ISS 11APR18
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Detector modes and LED states
Table 1: Detector modes
Mode
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Indication details Description
Power supply
Low battery Depend on other
states Battery voltage < 2.8 V.
PIR is functional, camera takes pictures only on command.
Flat battery Battery voltage < 2.4 V.
Device locks up, no operation.
Starting up
Not enrolled Red LED
continuously ON
during 1 minute PIR starts up in legacy mode.
Walk test is enabled from 1st to 5th minute after powering on.
Camera functionality is disabled.
Device is ready for enrollment.
No communication Green and red LEDs
alternate during
1 minute PIR starts up in legacy mode.
Walk test is enabled from 1st to 5th minute after powering on.
Camera functionality is disabled.
Device is seeking for communication with the panel.
Camera is synchronizing with the expander.
Operation
Walk test mode Red LED is ON for
3 s to indicate motion
detected PIR functionality is enabled.
Continuous alarm detection without lockup.
Pictures on PIR alarm and on tamper alarm.
Range test mode The mode is activated from the control panel.
The device is on hold, only LED indication is functional.
The LED follows the weakest communication link of LDR and HDR.
Good range See an appropriate wireless expander manual for details on the
communication quality.
Medium range See an appropriate wireless expander manual for details on the
communication quality.
Weak range
See an appropriate wireless expander manual for details on the
communication quality.
No communication
for 15 s Blinking LED color reflects the last range measured just before
communication started to fail.
No communication
for 1 min Permanent loss of communication turns range testing off.
Enrolling and deregistering Note: The mode is activated from the control panel.
Not enrolled
Red LED turns ON
while enrolling for
a maximum duration
of 15 seconds,
changing to green on
success. Enrollment of a device is possible only if the system is in enrollment mode.
Enrollment of a device is possible only if the device is not already enrolled.
Tamper switch toggling triggers the enrollment process.
Successful enrollment permanently associates a device with the system.
Already enrolled Enrollment of a device is not possible without deregistering the device first.
Deregistering is accomplished by applying the KILL jumper (see Figure 10,
item 1) and cycling power.
Successful deregistering dissociates a device from the system.
Continuously on Normal blinking (1 Hz) Fast (4 Hz)