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EURO 162/280 Installation Manual
Page: 12
3.
The P rinted Circuit Board
1] Outputs 1 & 2
Relay outputs. See page: 23.
2] Speaker connection
Connects a 16ohm speaker. See page: 23.
3] External sounder connections
Connects an external sounder. See page:24.
4] Input connections
8 Fully programmable inputs. See page: 17.
5] Auxiliary 12V supply
12V power supply.
6] RS485 bus terminals
Connects peripherals. See from page: 4.
7] Battery connection:
Connects a battery to the control panel. See
page: 15.
8] Earth & 17V connection
Connects the earth and 17V supply from the
transformer.
9] Battery connect switch
Press to power up the control panel without
the mains supply connected. See page: 15.
10] Engineer Keypad
An addressed keypad can be connected here
to allow access to the engineer menu. See
page: 17.
11] PSTN Connections
If a EURO-073-ARM modem is connected, the telephone line connections will go here. See page: 54.
12] EURO-073-ARM Card Slot
A EURO-073-ARM modem card can be connected here which will enable PSTN communication. See page:
54.
13] Expansion Card Slot
Used to insert an MSX card. See page: 59.
14] Communication ATE Outputs
Connects the supplied communication loom to enable an additional 9 programmable outputs. These are
low current and would normally be used when connecting a stand-alone communicator to the control
panel. See page: 15.
15] Tamper (hold off)
Tamper protection for the metal casing.
16] RS232 Connection
This connection on the expander card is used for an RS232 lead that will connect to a PC to allow
uploading and downloading of data using the InSite software (see page: 56).
NOTE:
Do not use the RS232 connection on the printed circuit board.
17] Outputs Fuse
18] Bell Fuse
19] Auxiliary Fuse
20] Bus Fuse
21] Battery Fuse
22] DO NOT USE
23] iD Terminals:
See page: 19.