Ness D24, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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neSS D24 Control Panel - inStallation & PrograMMing Manual
NESS radiO iNTErfaCE
the ness radio interface (100-200) is the optional radio receiver required to
enable all radio functions.
Connection to the control panel is via a 4 wire loom and plug supplied with the
ness radio interface.
nOtes:
• The Ness Radio Interface is normally installed
inside the control panel box.
• In cases where the receiver needs to be
located closer to the transmitters, the Ness
Radio Interface can be installed up to 50
metres away from the control panel. Use
14/0.20 shielded cable or equivalent. The
shield can either be connected to the EARTH
connection or left unconnected. Leave the
shield unconnected at the receiver end.
• If the Radio Interface is installed inside a metal
enclosure, the antenna wire should protrude
outside the enclosure.
• For best performance, the antenna wire should
be kept straight and not coiled, shortened or
extended.
• The optional 100-046 Whip Antenna can
be used in cases where radio reception is
marginal. The whip antenna may not improve
reception in all cases, however its reception
pattern may better suit the local radio
environment.
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Part No. 100-200
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COntrOl panel
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radiO dEviCES - OPEraTiON
ALArm: any ness radio Device can operate on any zone 1–8 as programmed by
P841e. the hardwired zones 1–8 continue to operate in parallel.
tAmPer: radio Device tamper is transmitted by the 100-662 radio reed Switch.
this appears as tamper alarm number 5.
LoW bAtterY rePort: low battery alarms from radio devices are displayed by
the keypad as Power alarm 9 and Power alarm 0.
VieW 9: Displays low battery alarms from radio Devices 1–8.
VieW 0: Displays low battery alarms from radio Keys 1–8.
RK1 RADIO KEY
PENDANT
RKP
RADIO KEYPAD
100-683 100-001
RK3 RADIO KEY
3 BUTTON
RK4 RADIO KEY
4 BUTTON
100-664 100-067
R12 RADIO PIR
R15 RADIO PIR
100-691/100-663
RR1/RR2 RADIO
REED SWITCH
RPB RADIO
EMERG BUTTON
100-662/100-527 100-283
RSM RADIO
SMOKE DETECTOR
106-040
SIGNAL
TYPE
NESS RADIO DEVICES
Radio Events Table
ALARM
ARM / DISARM
PANIC button PANIC button PANIC button
yes
yes yes
yes
PANIC button * [star buttons]
yes yes
yes
yes
yes
yes (100-691)
yes yes yes
yes
yes yes yes
ON/OFF buttons ON/OFF buttons 15 User IDs
yes yes yes
RESTORAL
LOW BATT
AUX
PANIC
TAMPER
SUPERVISION
O FF
O
N
PANIC
R K P
related OptIOns:
P41xxE 9E & 0E to map low battery alarms to
Output Groups. Page 23.
P64E 9E & 0E to map low battery alarms to
Contact ID channels. Page 31.
iNSTallEr'S TiP
how to program the D24 to operate the relay output with an rK4 radio Key auX
button. (2sec pulse on operation). useful for garage door operators etc.
1. Program one or more rK4s to the panel using the instructions on the next page.
2. P811e 3e Makes timer group1
3. P802e 6e Makes group2 including relay (aux2 output on D24)
4. P95e 2e two second timer
5. P422e 1e initialises the tiMer
6. P401e 0e assigns output 1 to System 0 = aux button
auX button to
relay output