MULTICOM 5 PLUS INSTALLER MANUAL
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9.
Interconnect Multicom Relay Output
Input/COM:
To notify the alarm panel of MC5P
communication failure, ensure that one of the MC5P
relays is programmed to “COMM’s fail event” (Relay 1 is
programmed to this by default). Connect the Multicom’s
relay output to one of the Alarm Panel’s Zone Inputs. It is
recommended that the zone on the alarm panel be a 24
hour audible input. See Option 38.
Defaults; Relay 1 is triggered by communication failures,
Relay 2 is triggered when AC/Batt or Zone alarms occur
and remains active until the fault condition is cleared.
10.
Panel Arm/Disarm or Output Control (Recommended Option)
Relays 2 to 4 can be configured to arm/disarm the alarm panel or control other
devices such as gates (open & close) etc. This may be used to arm/disarm from
Multicom smartphone apps. See Option 38.
11.
Re-connect the AC power pack
to the AC terminal block
as shown. Connect the AC and battery terminal block
to the corresponding pins on the PCB. Connect the AC
plug pack to a power outlet and confirm that the
Multicom powers up and LEDs light up.
YOUR MULTICOM MUST HAVE A PERMANENT EARTH
CONNECTION!
12.
Commission the panel by completing the commissioning
screen in the TechTools App or calling the Activations
Centre on 1300 603 704. For commissioning via phone
please have the required information ready and notify the
operator that the Multicom panel (MC5P) is connected
and ready for commissioning.
13.
Test the installation
for correct communications as
required.
Example: If GPRS is the primary path, activate the alarm
panel and ensure the alarm events are received at the
monitoring station. If PSTN is primary, remove the PSTN
connection, activate the alarm and ensure the event is
received at the monitoring station.
14.
For configuration issues please consult the Trouble shooting guide in Appendix A
