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CONTENTS

1 OVERVIEW .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3

1.1 WIRELESS DEVICE OF THE GOLD 869 SERIES ........................................................................................................................................................................3

1.2 ACCESSORIES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4

1.3 PACKAGE CONTENT ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................4

1.4 SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.5 INTERNAL PARTS DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.5.1 Terminal block description ........................................................................................................................................................................................................5

2 INSTALLATION ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

3 PROGRAMMING AND BASIC MANAGEMENT WITHOUT SOFTWARE ................................................................................................................................................6

3.1 DEVICES STORAGE .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

3.2 DEVICES ERASURE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

3.3 DEVICES STATUS DISPLAY ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................6

4. PROGRAMMING AND EXTENDED MANAGEMENT VIA SOFTWARE ...................................................................................................................................................7

4.1 CONNECTION TO THE WI-FI HOT SPOT OF THE DEVICE .......................................................................................................................................................7

4.2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................7

4.3 FIRST CONNECTION .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................7

4.4 STATUS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

4.5 WIRELESS DEVICES STORAGE ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................8

4.5.1 Indoor dual technology detector storage ..................................................................................................................................................................................9

4.5.2 Storage of dual technology detector BABY ..............................................................................................................................................................................9

4.5.3 Triple BOBBY technology detector storage ............................................................................................................................................................................10

4.5.4 Shutter contact storage ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................10

4.5.5 Magnetic contact storage ........................................................................................................................................................................................................11

4.5.6 Wireless remote control storage ..............................................................................................................................................................................................11

4.5.7 Siren storage ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................12

4.5.8 Wireless output storage ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................12

4.6 WIRELESS INPUT MANAGEMENT .........................................................................................................................................................................................................13

4.6.1 Variation of wireless device parameters and selective erasurerziale .....................................................................................................................................14

4.6.2 Wireless device total erasure ..................................................................................................................................................................................................14

4.6.3 Clear alarms memory ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................14

4.6.4 Wireless inputs status .............................................................................................................................................................................................................14

4.6.5 Wireless device test ................................................................................................................................................................................................................14

4.6.6 “Sleep” function .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................14

4.7 OUTPUTS/INPUTS MANAGEMENT...............................................................................................................................................................................................15

4.8 OPTIONS MENU ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................16

5 MENÙ BAR ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

5.1 GOLDTXRX-SOFT MENU ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................17

5.2 TX-RX MENÙ ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

5.2.1 Firmware update .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

5.3 HELP MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

6 COMPATIBLE OPERATING SYSTEMS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................18

7 MAINTENANCE AND PERIODIC INSPECTIONS ...................................................................................................................................................................................18

8 DISPOSAL AND SCRAPPING ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

9. CONNECTION EXAMPLES .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

10. TRANSCEIVER CONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................20

The information in this manual has been issued with care, but LINCE ITALIA S.p.A. will not be responsible for any errors or omissions. LINCE ITALIA

S.p.A. reserves the right to improve or modify the products described in this manual at any time and without advance notice.Terms and conditions

regarding assistance and the product warranty can be found at LINCE ITALIA’s website www.lince.net. LINCE ITALIA S.p.A. makes it a priority to

respect the environment. All products and production processes are designed to be eco-friendly and sustainable.

This product has been Made in Italy.

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The company has a certified system of quality management according to ISO 9001:2008 (n° 4796 - A) standard.

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The company has a certified system of environmental management according to ISO 9001:2004 (n° 4796 - E) standard.

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The company has a certified system of health and work security management according to ISO 45001:2018 (n° 4796 - I) standard.

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Страница 1: ...NIVERSAL TRANSCEIVER ART ITEM 9588 GOLD TXRX M GOLD 869 UNIVERSAL TRANSCEIVER MADE IN ITALY The CE declaration of this item can be found on the www lince net website installation operation and maintenance manual ...

Страница 2: ...us 14 4 6 5 Wireless device test 14 4 6 6 Sleep function 14 4 7 OUTPUTS INPUTS MANAGEMENT 15 4 8 OPTIONS MENU 16 5 MENÙ BAR 17 5 1 GOLDTXRX SOFT MENU 17 5 2 TX RX MENÙ 17 5 2 1 Firmware update 18 5 3 HELP MENU 18 6 COMPATIBLE OPERATING SYSTEMS 18 7 MAINTENANCE AND PERIODIC INSPECTIONS 18 8 DISPOSAL AND SCRAPPING 18 9 CONNECTION EXAMPLES 18 10 TRANSCEIVER CONFIGURATION 20 The information in this ma...

Страница 3: ...consists of 2 PIRs and 1 x 24 GHz microwave and has been designed to deliver maximum outdoor performance in terms of detection immunity to false alarms and to the wireless transmission distance The detection stage allows the crossing direction to be recognised and the precise microwave setting enables PET IMMUNITY if set to triple AND and fitted with double anti masking one for each PIR Made of po...

Страница 4: ...D The electronic board has been designed and epoxy treated for outdoor installations Monitoring optical message flashlighting every 60 s only in win mode Complies with EN50131 4 environmental class IV IP43 protection rating operating temperature 25 C 60 C Dimensions 277 x 251 x 72 mm Available in two versions 9510 GOLD OBLO and 9518 GOLD OBLO L with anti foam anti flame WIN supply 9557 GOLD OUT Th...

Страница 5: ...supervision status signaling LED O Devices tamper and antimasking signalling LED P Pre cut for cable passage 1 5 INTERNAL PARTS DESCRIPTION 12V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 01 02 03 04 OFF I1 I2 AL BA S AS AS TP A B C D M F L E G H I Fig 2 A O I N Table 3 TERMINAL BLOCK DESCRIPTION TERMINAL BLOCK DESCRIPTION 12 V Power supply OFF System status input activable due to arrival or lack of negative If the control p...

Страница 6: ... the automatic exit from the storage procedure pto memorize other devices repeat the procedure to exit the storage press the multifunction button again 3 3 DEVICES STATUS DISPLAY During normal operation of the transceiver various information is displayed on the LEDs as shown in the devices status display table To obtain more detailed information it is possible to enter the different menus by press...

Страница 7: ...r the Dongle WiFi xxxxxx network and enter the default password password which cannot be changed 4 3 FIRST CONNECTION Before proceed with the use of the software select GOLDTXRX Soft lingua and select ENglish After this click on the menu bar under TX RX connect to connect the software to the transceiver and allow the download of the currently existing configuration Fig 4 NOTA keep in mind that the...

Страница 8: ... go to the Commands item and click on the Add New Wireless Device item When prompted by the software proceed with storage the device according to the instructions in the relative manual Fig 5 After setting the operating parameters of the radio device always press Apply to send the parameters to the device After each storage the software proposes the Commands screen press Add New Wireless Device ag...

Страница 9: ...ry powered the LED lights up for 6 seconds If the WIN is present the LED lights up every time it detects Fig 7 4 5 2 Storage of dual technology detector BABY The BABY triple technology detector screen allows you to set the sensitivity of the microwave the PIRs the anti masking the operating logic and the direction of crossing CWS Table 7 Dual technology detector options Option Description Monitori...

Страница 10: ...is in alarm and battery powered the LED lights up for 6 seconds If the WIN is present the LED lights up every time it detects Fig 9 Fig 10 4 5 4 Shutter contact storage The shutter contact screen allows you to set the number of impulses after which the alarm signal must be triggered on the AUX input From the AUX drop down menu select a value including 2 4 or 8 impulses Table 9 Shutter contact opti...

Страница 11: ...r inertial type contacts Fig 11 Table 10 Magnetic contat options Option Description Monitoring Enables the device to send monitoring signals LED ON When the device is in alarm and battery powered the LED lights up for 6 seconds 4 5 6 Wireless remote control storage The memorization screen of the radio control allows you to memorize it and change its name The output 1 32 on which the radio control ...

Страница 12: ...duct manual for details about the functioning if WIN is connected Local tamper If open the siren sounds regardless of communication with the transceiver Advanced functions If available on the model in possession it allows you to enable the antifoam the anti flame and the anti approach systems Beep If enabled a short sound is emitted by the siren at every arming and disarming Fig 13 4 5 7 Siren sto...

Страница 13: ...ed Fig 15 4 5 8 Wireless output storage The Wireless Output section allows you to configure the duration of the switching and the association with one or both of the wired inputs default input 1 the stand by status of the output and the other parameters are shown in the following table The relay operating logic can be set as normally open NO or normally closed NC default The duration of the change...

Страница 14: ...played From the Group Choice drop down menu it is possible to choose which group of devices to display from 1 to 16 and from 17 to 32 By double clicking on a stored device it is possible to receive information such as the signal level of the device the FW version and the transmission frequency By clicking on the RF field Analysis button it is possible to receive information relating to the packets...

Страница 15: ...ts that can be controlled via remote control and the polarity of the inputs on the board The default settings are shown on the screen After changing the settings press Apply to make them effective Fig 19 4 6 6 Sleep function When the devices do not detect the presence of the transceiver after a few minutes they enter a low consumption dormant state in which they do not transmit and do not detect O...

Страница 16: ...ed open collector line terminal S The number of supervision cycles can be selected from 1 to 6 Fig 21 5 MENÙ BAR Fig 22 5 1 GOLDTXRX SOFT MENU The GOLDTXRX Soft menu allows you to access various items such as info password change and language change The Info menu allows you to view the software version and a direct link to the Lince Italia web page Fig 20 ...

Страница 17: ...peration of the software without connecting to the device 5 2 1 Firmware update The item Updating FW allows you to update the firmware of the transceiver Click on the item and select the file you just downloaded from the www lince net site Fig 24 Fig 23 5 3 HELP MENU IThe Help menu allows you to view an electronic version of this manual Fig 25 Fig 26 Confirm the next two alert messages and wait fo...

Страница 18: ...11 for X64 and from version 4 14 27 for ARM32 and ARM64 7 MAINTENANCE AND PERIODIC INSPECTIONS To make sure the control panel works properly replace the backup battery every 2 years ATTENTION DO NOT use chlorinated products abrasive products or alcohol to remove particularly noticeable dirt 1 Clean the lid with a cloth dampened with water 2 Then wipe with a dry cloth ATTENTION If after storing the...

Страница 19: ...mply by positioning the jumper on two different pins depending on the boards SLAVE 1 SLAVE 2 SLAVE 3 M A S T E R 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AL AL Fig 29 In the case of the SLAVE2 board the jumper must be connected to the EXP3 position 1 2 3 4 5 6 AL EXP4 EXP3 In the case of the SLAVE1 board simply remove the jumper 1 2 3 4 5 6 AL EXP4 EXP3 EXP4 EXP3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AL EXP4 EXP3 In the case of the SLAVE3 card...

Страница 20: ...et www LINCE net 10 TRANSCEIVER CONFIGURATION INSTALLER INFO name and surname telephone number mobile email NOTES RF input Description RF input Description RF input Description RF input Description 1 9 17 25 2 10 18 26 3 11 19 27 4 12 20 28 5 13 21 29 6 14 22 30 7 15 23 31 8 16 24 32 Wired Outputs N Name 01 02 03 04 WIRED INPUTS N Name I1 I2 ...

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