LONGHORN LHD6000, Руководство по установке

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LINE OUT LINE IN
telephone line
MIC JACK
field monitor
●
Connect telephone line to 'LINE IN' interface of
the control panel(refer to the figure below)
●
Connect telephone or facsimile machine to 'LINE
OUT' interface of the master controller, which can
ensure no effect on telephone or facsimile
machine.
●
To achieve field monitor, connect monitoring module
to 'MIC JACK' interface of the control panel.
5.10 Telephone line connection
●
The biggest drive capacity of bell terminal (+BELL -) is 0.5A /12VDC.
●
Connect the two power lines of the bell to "BELL+" and "BELL-" terminalsof the control panel..
●
Bell will chirp once, indicating the bell works normally when the system is powered up and
initialized.
Note: The bell is ineffective when using standby power.
5.6 Bell output terminal
● Fix anti-tamper switches in cabinet of the control panel, mounting on the rim and the side near the wall of the
cabinet respectively and connect to SW200 and SW201 terminals of the control panel. See the location of anti-
tamper switch in 5.11.
5.7 Anti-tamper switch installation
●
The V_AUX terminal provides positive 12VDC for wire detector.
●
The V_AUX terminal is offered overload protection by fast-below fuse V_SENSOR(1A). If the
fuse opens, remove the short or overload condition, then replace the fuse. Do not substitute
a higher rated fuse.
5.8 Auxiliary power output terminal
Each loop is connected to an end-of-line (EOL) resistor. For different detectors, modes of connection are shown as
followed:
5.9 Loop input
Zone
G
N.C.detector
Zone
G
N.O.detector
●
When connecting N.C. detector, connection mode:
●
When connecting N.O. detector, connection mode:
5.5.3 Keypad address
Different addresses need to be set when connecting one more keypads to avoid address clash. It can be reached
by adjusting address dial-up switch on keypad back. See the table below:
Note: Dial-up switch: ON terminal is
'ON', another terminal is 'OFF'.
1
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
2 ID
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
1(NO1 keypad)
2(NO2 keypad)
3(NO3 keypad)
4(NO4 keypad)
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9.3.15 Date setting Enter: 33 XXXX
Operations: (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
33
→
XXXX
→
#
Parameters definition: XXXX is for date setting, XXXX means XX month XX day, default value is XXXX=0101,ie,
Jan.1.
Functions: Set date in real-time clock.
9.3.14 Year setting Enter: 32 XX
Operations: (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
32
→
XX
→
#
Parameters definition: XX=00~99, indicating year,default is XX=00.
Functions: Set year in real-time clock, default value is 2000 and the last two digits is set by user from 2000 to 2099.
For example: Set year 2006, press (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
32
→
06
→
#.
9.3.16 Clock setting Enter: 34 XXXX
Operations: (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
34
→
XXXX
→
#
Parameters definition: XXXX is for clock setting, XXXX means XX hour XX minute(24 hours), default is 0000.
Functions: Set clock in real-time clock.
For example: Set 16:39, press (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
34
→
1639
→
#
9.3.17 Timed auto-arm time setting Enter: 35 X YYYY
Operations: (PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
35
→
X
→
YYYY
→
#.
Parameters definition: X means 1~3 groups arming time.
YYYY means YY hour YY minute(24 hours),default is 8888.
Functions: The system can set 3 groups arming time If user wants to cancel some set arming time, set YYYY as
8888.
For example: Set 08:00 and 22:00 as arm time,
Press:(PROG
→
user password
→
#)
→
35
→
1
→
0800
→
#
→
35
→
2
→
2200
→
#
9.3.18 Timed auto-disarm time setting Enter: 36 X YYYY
Operations: (PROG → user password → #) → 36 → X → YYYY → #.
Parameters definition: X means 1~3 groups disarming time.
YYYY means YY hour YY minute(24 hours),default value is 8888.
For example: Set 08:00 and 22:00 as disarm time,
XX=10(100 seconds)
XX=20( 200 seconds)
XX=30(300 seconds)
The factory setting is XX=04(40 seconds)
Function: The system entry delay time adjustment.