3
Description of terminals:
TAMPER: – tamper terminals (N.C.) of the signaling device (indicating enclosure opening and detachment
from the wall)
S – the triggering signal terminal (see Table 2)
-
+ –13,8VDC power supply input (battery operation)
-
BAT + – wires for connecting the batteries (12VDC / 2,2Ah)
Power supply of the signaling device is supplied to the „+” and „-” terminals
The signaling device can operate with or without the 12V/2,2Ah battery. The battery should be
connected to the „-BAT+” socket.
Caution! During battery operation, the power supply voltage should be between 13V and 13.8V to ensure
proper charging process.
3. Configuration of the signaling device
The configuration of the INSIDE 130 signaling device is using the DIP-SWITCH switches
(see Table 1a and 1b), which are placed on the Printed Circuit Board (Fig. 1c).
– DIP SWICH OFF
– DIP SWICH ON
The standby mode (Standby) - DIP1
Due to the low level of power consumption, the manufacturer introduced an additional indication of
the Intrusion Detection System status. The DIP1 dip-switch allows launching the so-called standby mode. In
this mode, the signaling device emits light at a fixed frequency (1 flash every 4 seconds) to indicate that the
system is powered on and working properly.
Table 1a
Activating the signaling device - DIP1, DIP2
The DIP2 and DIP3 micro switches are used to select a method for activating the signaling device
(see Table 1b).
Table 1b
ACTIVATION OF THE SIGNALING DEVICE
the DIP switch
Position
DIP 2
DIP 3
2 3
OFF
OFF
Removing the „+” from the S contact
ON
OFF
Giving a „+” to the S contact
OFF
ON
Giving a „-” to the S contact (shorting the contact
to ground)
ON
ON
Removing the „-” from the S contact (opening the
contact from ground)
the DIP switch
Position
STANDBY MODE (standby)
1
DIP 1
ON – standby mode ON,
OFF – standby mode OFF
