13
connection diagram should correspond to Figure 5, where RSHUNT is a shunt
resistor, RT is a terminating resistor.
zone
Figure 5
In this case, termination of the zone wires will give a fault in this zone in the
c.i.e., and the failure of the receiver will give an alarm in this zone.
Calculation of the values of the resistors is made according to the
documentation for the instruments used.
4.3 Comissioning
4.3.1 When the distance between the transmitter and receiver less than
12 m, jumper "1-15/10-100" on the transmitter should be set to the position "1-15"
(see Appendix B). If the distance is more than 10-12 m, set the jumper to the "10-
100" position.
4.3.2 When used in the same room more than one linear detector must be on
adjacent transmitter and detector zones it set
different
codes jumper setting
(Jumpers) on the "CODE" fork contacts in accordance with Table 2 and Appendix C.
Table 2
Jumper
on contacts
1 and
2
2 and
3
3 and
4
4 and
5
5 and
6
Not installed
Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
4.3.3 Remembering (setting detector in working condition)
4.3.3.1
Power on the transmitter (it is possible to supply power to the
entire transmitters, installed in this room, simultaneously). Supply power only to
the receiver, with which the work is directly performed, the receivers of all other
detectors should be turned off. This is necessary to prevent changes in the settings
of receivers, with which the work is currently not carried out.
