Table of contents
SmartView PIR Detector and Camera ............................................................ 2
OutView Outdoor Camera .............................................................................. 5
PIR-S Motion Detector ................................................................................... 6
PIR-P Pet-Immune Motion Detector .............................................................. 9
PIR-O Outdoor Motion Detector with Pet-Immunity .................................... 10
DCM Magnetic Door Contact ........................................................................ 16
KF-1/KF-2 Key fobs ..................................................................................... 21
PCP Panic Pendant and Wrist Watch ............................................................ 23
SIR-B/R External Siren ............................................................................... 24
SIR-I Indoor Siren ....................................................................................... 27
RWK Remote Keypad ................................................................................... 29
SM Smoke Detector ..................................................................................... 33
TD-5 Temperature Detector ......................................................................... 36
DCO Carbon Monoxide Detector ................................................................... 38
WLD Water Leakage Detector ...................................................................... 41
REP Repeater ............................................................................................... 44
This guide will describe the detectors and peripherals of PIMA Wireless Intruder Alarm Systems.
The products of PIMA Wireless are easy to install, plug-n-play. They provide intruder alarm capabilities, with or without visual-verification and remote Look-in.
Suitable for residential and small business applications, the PIMA intruder alarm systems present a comprehensive solution for security and personal safety.
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Wireless Peripherals Installation Guide
SmartView is a digital supervised PIR motion detector, with an integrated VGA CMOS high quality color camera. Used for visual verification purposes and designed for easy installation, its matched field-of-view between the camera and the PIR detector needs no vertical adjustment.
The SmartView can be used for a wide range of home and office indoor applications.
• Visual verification: the control panel sends three images on alarm - before the detection (pre), at the detection (alarm) and after a few seconds (post)
• Camera: VGA CMOS, Rapid Image Acquisition technology
• Detection method: Passive Infrared (PIR), Pyroelectric dual element
• Coverage: 11 diagonal lens elements, 22 zones
• Detection range: up to 7 m
• Look-in image functionality
• Reported events: Alarm, Supervision, Low Battery and Tamper
• Flash light for low-light conditions
• 2.4 GHz FHSS
1
, 2-way communication
• Batteries: 2 x Alkaline, AA
• The SmartView mounted on a bracket
• 2 screws and 2 wall plugs
Figure 1.
SmartView PIR and Camera
1 Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum
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SmartView PIR Detector and Camer a
6   m
4.5
m
3   m
1.5
m
0
1.5
m
3   m
2   m
4   m
6   m
12   m
4.5
m
Angle:   62
0
6   m
Detection   Range:   7   m
Figure 2.
Detection range and coverage
1. Mount on a stable surface
2. Do not install outdoors
(indoor only)
3. Do not mount near heat source
4. Do not mount above windows, doors or air vents
5. Mount away from electrical power cables and large metal objects
6. Do not expose to direct sun light or light reflected from bright surfaces
7. Prefer to mount across the field of view, not along it, so an intruder will cross more detection zones of the PIR
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Do the following steps to mount the detector:
1.
Release the screw on the bottom of the bracket of the detector, and remove the bracket.
2.
3.
Drill holes for surface or corner mounting.
Insert the supplied wall plugs and fasten the bracket to the surface with the supplied screws.
4.
Place the detector in the mounting bracket and fasten the screw.
5.
If you need to adjust the direction of the detector, loosen the screw and rotate it.
6.
Fasten the screw tightly.
When the SmartView batteries are exhausted, do the following to replace them:
1.
2.
Release the screw of the bracket and remove the detector.
Release the screw of the cover of the battery compartment, and remove the cover.
3.
Replace the two batteries with new alkaline batteries. See a sticker on the battery holder for correct polarity.
4.
When you insert the batteries, the LED will light up in blue for 2-4 sec. to indicate correct installation.
5.
Close the cover and fasten the screw.
Figure 3.
Replacing the battery
Optical and adjustment
PIR Lens type
Detection Method
PIR Fresnel, spherical hard lens
Dual-element PIR with advanced Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
Field of view
Max. coverage 7
Camera type
62° meters
VGA CMOS, color
Visual Type
Horizontal adjustment
JPEG, 320X240, 15 Kb per image
± 20º left and right
Electrical
Power supply
Current consumption
2 x 1.5V AA (“Energizer” Lithium e 2 L91 recommended)
Standby: 40 µA, Transmission: 160 mA
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Battery life expectancy 3 years (in typical usage)
LED Blue
RF transmission
Frequency
Modulation Type
Supervision transmission
Events
Secured Wireless
Network
Range
Physical
2.4 GHz ISM band
FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum)
2-way radio link, 20 sec. interval
Alarm, Low battery, Supervision, Tamper
48-bit unique ID link key (prevents unauthorized access)
Data encryption
Up to 100 m, open space
Dimensions
Weight
Casing
82 x 40 x 32 mm
With batteries: 80 grams
Without batteries: 50 grams
Plastic - PC/ABC 94/VO
Environmental specifications
Operating Environment Indoor use
Operating temperature 0ºC - 49ºC
Humidity
RFI Protection
0-85%, non-condensed
>20 V/m, up to 1000 MHz
OutView Outdoor Camera
See a separate guide (P/N 4410383).
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Wireless Peripherals Installation Guide
Passive Infra-Red (PIR) motion detectors detect movements in a given area. When an intruder crosses its path of detection, the detector signals the Control Panel to activate the alarm.
The PIR-P has a Digitalized Adaptive Signal Processor algorithm. You can mount it on flat surfaces and corners.
• Compact and low profile
• Digitalized Adaptive Signal Processor
• Temperature compensated sensitivity control
• Detection range: 12 m at 90° angle, 2 m high
• Surface and corner mounting options
• Insect and draft proof
• Tamper protection
• Low battery detection
• Supervision and tamper reporting
• LED: Fault and Test mode indicator
• The PIR detector + 3.6 V lithium battery
• Two screws and two wall plugs
• Corner placement bracket
Front view Back view Corner bracket
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PIR-S Motion Detector
The PIR-P has a detection range of 12 m, 110 0 wide, when mounted 2 m aboveground. The detector is more sensitive to movements across its field of view, than movements towards or away from it.
Top view
The blue LED lights up in the following events:
Event Description
Low battery Battery voltage drops below a threshold
Side view
Pattern
Light up for two seconds upon voltage drop
Light up for two seconds Tamper alarm The detector is removed from the surface or opened
Tamper open The tamper is tripped
Test mode The LED was pressed
Light up upon each detection
Use JP3 jumper to set the sensitivity the detector. To set the sensitivity, do the following:
1.
Release the screw at the bottom of the detector and remove the cover
2.
Set the JP3 jumper:
• Jumper OFF - Normal sensitivity (default)
• Jumper ON - High sensitivity
The PIR uses a 3.6 V Lithium battery, with a typical battery life of 3 years, at an average of 20 activations a day. On low battery condition, it has enough reserve energy to operate for about one month.
•
•
When replacing the battery, after removing the old one, press the Tamper switch twice to fully discharge, before inserting the new battery.
After inserting the new battery, press the Test button once, to reset the Low
Battery event.
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See page 3 for details.
1.
Release the bottom screw and remove the back cover.
2.
Remove the surface knockouts, encircled in red in the figure on the right.
3.
Drill matching holes in the surface and insert the supplied wall plugs.
4.
Fasten the detector with the supplied screws into the wall plugs.
5.
Press the detector tightly to the surface, to press the tamper spring
Close the cover and fasten the screw.
To mount the detector with the corner bracket, do the following:
1.
2.
Remove the two knockouts, encircled in red in the upper figure on the right.
Drill two matching holes and insert the supplied wall plugs.
3.
Fasten the corner bracket with the supplied screws into the wall plugs.
4.
Fasten the detector to the bracket, by pressing the two pegs (encircled in red) on the bracket, into the holes in line on the back.
To test the link between the detector and the control panel, press the LED that is also the test button. A 3-minute test will start immediately, during which the detector will transmit a test signal to the Control panel. While in test, the LED of the detector will flash with every detection.
After 3 minutes, the detector returns to normal mode.
The detector enters a one-minute sleep mode, after transmitting a detected movement. It will not transmit again during this minute, not to exhaust the battery. If further movements are detected during this minute, they will extend sleep time by one more minute, and so on.
Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: Up to 95%, non condensing
RF Frequency:
Battery:
868.MHZ, Narrow FM
Range:
Dimensions:
1 x 3.6 V lithium AA, up to 3 years battery life
Over 300 m in open space
2
94 x 64 x 42 mm
2 Range may be impacted by building materials and interferences
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PIR-P Pet-Immune Motion Detector
The PIR-P is a motion detector, designed to eliminate the possibility of false alarms due to pets
(up to 27 kg). Except that, it shares the same characteristics as the PIR-P detector. See the previous chapter for full details.
• The PIR-P detector + battery
• Two screws and two wall plugs
• Corner placement bracket
Top view
Side view
• Mount the PIR-P with according to the height of the tallest pet
• Mount the detector where the pets cannot come to the detection area by climbing on furniture or other objects
• Avoid aiming the detector at stairways that animals can climb on
•
See “How to select a placement” on page on 3, for other recommendations
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Wireless Peripherals Installation Guide
The PIR-O is a dual-lens, interlaced horizontal beam motion detector. It is designed to detect pet (up to 75 cm/60 kg, adjustable) and other objects.
The PIR-O dual lens and sensors and its DASP (Digitalized Adaptive Signal
Processor) algorithm, provide detection sensitivity and reduces false alarms, caused by small animals or other outdoor disturbances.
With its automatic-adjusted sensitivity control of background temperature, the
PIR-O ensures excellent performance, regardless of changes in the environment or outside interferences.
Figure 4.
PIR-O detector
• Microprocessor controlled with advanced digitalized adaptive signal processor algorithm
• Compact design
• Adjustable angle with a rotating bracket (optional installation)
• Adjustable pet immune sensitivity via a DIP switch
• Four levels of pet immune sensitivity: low (75 cm / 60 kg), medium (60 cm / 40 kg), high
(45 cm / 30 kg), and superior (30 cm / 20 kg)
• Adjustable environment settings: choices of facing a wall or open space, facing a lawn or concrete/stone ground
• Auto temperature & lux profile adjustments – complex intelligent D.A.S.P. algorithm to distinguish background environmental changes, such as temperature and light to reduce false alarms
• Water resistance of IP66 rating
• Detector removal or opening/sabotage protection by built-in tilt & tamper switches
• Protection from direct sunlight, wind, snow and rain, and small animals
• Randomized supervision signals for trouble-free system integrity checking
• Low battery detection
• White light noise rejection
• Radio interference rejection of up to 20V/m, at frequencies of 100 kHz to 2.7 GHz
• Automatic power saving mechanism
• LED: fault indicator and walk test activation button
• Complied with CE & UL requirements
• The PIR-O detector
• Rotating bracket + arm + 3 flat screws
• 2 X AA 3.6V battery
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The LED lights up in the following events:
Event Description
Low battery Battery voltage drops below a threshold
Tamper alarm The detector is removed from the surface, or opened, or tilted
Tamper open The tamper is tripped
Test mode The LED was pressed
Pattern
Light up for two seconds upon detection
Light up for two seconds
Light up upon each detection
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Press the LED (that is also the Test button) to put the detector into three-minute Test mode: the
LED will then light up for two seconds, when a movement is detected. Sleep time (see page 8) will
be ignored.
The PIR-O will automatically exit Test mode after three minutes, and return to normal mode.
To put it into constant Test mode, set DIP switch #1 on (see page 12).
The dip switch is used for setting various installation locations and functions of the detector. The function of each dip switch is listed in the next table. The switch’s top position indicates ON and bottom position indicates OFF.
Switch Position Function
General
1
2
Detector location
3
ON
OFF*
ON*
4
OFF
Detector sensitivity
Facing a wall within 10 m
Facing an open space
Facing a lawn
Facing a concrete/stone ground
5, 6 ON Low: 75 cm/60 kg pet
5
6
5
6
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
Medium:
High:
60 cm/40 kg pet
45 cm/30 kg pet
5, 6 OFF Superior: 30 cm/20 kg pet*
Double knock
7
8
ON Enabled
OFF Disabled
Not in use
* Default position
The PIR-O has two internal tilt switches that can alarm when it is tilted in an angle of 15° right/ left, or 90° forward/backward. The switches are disabled by default.
To enable them, press and hold the LED for 8 sec. when the back plate is in place (the tamper switch must be closed). The LED will flash 5 times to confirm.
To disable the switches, open the back plate (to release the tamper switch).
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The PIR-O transmits supervision signals to the control panel, at random intervals of 30 - 50 min.
If the Control Panel has not received the signal for the preset period, it will display a fault.
See page 8.
The PIR-O has a double knock function. When enabled (by a dip switch), it will report an alarm to the control panel, only if two movements are detected within 10 seconds.
The recommendations to install the PIR-O are:
• 2.3 m above ground level the detection range is from
1 m to 11 m
• The operating temperature is -10° to 50°C
• In a corner for the widest view
• Where an intruder would normally move across the field of view
• Adjust the mounting height of PIR-O with respect to the tallest pet
• Where animals cannot access the detector
• Clear all light reflecting surfaces from the detection area, as well as water puddles
• Do not install the PIR-O completely exposed to direct sunlight
• Do not install in areas with rapid change of temperature, e.g. near air conditioners
• Avoid large obstacles in the detection area
• Do not point directly at sources of heat, such as boilers, or install above radiators
• The PIR-O detects differences between the moving object and the background. If the object is idle, the PIR-O cannot detect it
• The PIR-O is better at detecting movements across its field of view, than towards and from it
• When deciding on the mounting height of the PIR-O, remember to take the blind spot into consideration. The blind spot located beneath the PIR-O, is enlarged proportionally to the height of the PIR-O
• The PIR-O can distinguish between pets and human bodies, and alert accordingly by movement detection combined with two PIR-O lenses
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Wireless Peripherals Installation Guide
1.
Loosen the fixing screws (1 at the bottom, 2 in the back) and remove the cover assembly.
2.
Set the sensitivity dip switches; see the table on page 12.
3.
Insert two 3.6V AA Lithium batteries into the battery holder, taking care to correct polarity.
4.
The LED indicator will flash for 30 seconds. The PIR-O is warming up. During the warming period, the PIR-O is not active and it is recommended to stay away from the detection area during this time. After the warming period is over, the LED dims and the PIR-O is ready to work.
5.
6.
Enroll the detector in the control panel; see the AlarmView Installation guide for details.
Hold the PIR-O in the wanted location and press the Test button to confirm this location is within the signal range of the control panel.
The rotating bracket is combined of a rotating arm and a bracket. It allows horizontal adjustment for better coverage. You can also easily detach the PIR-O from the bracket to replace the battery.
1.
Use the rotating bracket as a template and drill holes in the mounting surface, depending on surface or corner mounting - see the previous figure.
2.
Insert the wall plugs if fixing into plaster or brick.
3.
Fasten the rotating bracket into the wall plugs with the flat side facing the wall. The bracket arm should be facing you, with hinge on top.
4.
Fasten the bracket arm to the PIR-O base cover, with the pointy ends facing away from the detector and hinge on top.
5.
Fit the PIR-O onto the hooks of the rotating bracket.
6.
Adjust the detecting angle, by fitting the bracket arm onto one of the holes on top of the rotating bracket, and fasten the top screw as shown bellow. Note that the PIR-O has an internal rotating housing that can be adjusted horizontally, so its 110° coverage may vary between 0° and 180°.
7.
Figure 5.
Rotating bracket mounting diagrams
Hold the PIR-O in the desired location and press the Test button to confirm this location is within the signal range of the control panel.
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The PIR-O detects and signals on low battery when there is enough reserved energy to operate for a month (typically), before complete exhaustion. A low battery signal will be sent to the control panel along with regular status signal.
To replace the battery:
1.
Remove the detector from its mounting location and open its cover
2.
Remove the old battery
3.
Press the tamper button a few seconds to fully discharge
4.
Insert two new 3.6V AA size lithium batteries
5.
Fasten back the cover
6.
To enable the tilt switches, press & hold the test button for 8 sec.
Water resistance: IP-66
Radio interference rejection: Up to 20V/m at frequencies of 100 kHz to 2.7 GH
Power:
Life expectancy:
Radio frequency:
Lithium AA batteries x 2
3 years or over
3
868 MHz
Range:
Operating temperature:
Humidity:
Dimension:
Over 300 m in open space
-20° to 50°C
Up to 95%, non-condensing
68 X 148 X 50 mm
3 At an average of 20 activations per day
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Wireless Peripherals Installation Guide
The DCM is a wireless magnetic door contact that can detect the opening and closing of doors, windows and other openings. It is made of a main unit and a magnet. Typically, you fix the main unit on a doorframe or windowsill, and the magnet on the door or window.
The DCM is protected by a tamper switch if anyone tries to open it or removing it. It sends regular supervision signals.
You can use door contact as a universal transmitter: it has a built-in terminal block that enables the connection in serial of more magnet switches and any dry contact N.C. device.
Figure 6.
Magnetic door contact
• Powerful magnet, up to 30 mm space between it and the door contact
• Powered by lithium battery
• Compact design for easy mounting on door frame
• Tamper protection from opening the enclosure or removing the detector from its location
• Randomized supervision signals for trouble-free system integrity checking
• Low battery detection
• Auxiliary input terminal for improved flexibility to add wired detectors
• Reed switch and external contact can be used simultaneously
• Extension terminal for enhanced flexibility to add wired detectors
• LED: Fault & Test mode indicator
• Complied with CE requirements
• The DCM main unit + battery
• Magnet
• Double-side adhesive pads and tapes
• Four screws and wall plugs
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DCM Magnetic Door Contact
Figure 7.
The DCM parts
The LED flashes in the following events:
• On every activation, in low battery
• On every activation, when the tamper is open
• On transmitting a tamper signal
• On every activation, in test mode
JP1 - Test/Normal mode
JP2 - Bypass the magnet switch
On The internal magnet switch is bypassed and the unit serves as a transmitter only
Off The internal magnet switch is active (default).
More magnets are connected in serial
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To enroll the DCM, do the following first:
1.
Release the cover screw and remove the cover.
2.
Insert the supplied 1/2 AA 3.6V battery into the battery holder, taking care to connect the polarity correctly.
3.
4.
The LED will flash briefly; wait for 10 seconds
Enroll the detector in the control panel - do it on the mounting location, to test the communication.
5.
If you put JP1 on, remove it.
Note, that you should place the magnet no more than 30 mm away from the main unit, when the door or window is closed.
To mount the detector using screws, do the following:
1.
2.
Release the cover screw and remove the cover.
Remove the knockouts from the backplate. See the previous figure.
3.
Fasten the backplate to the surface, using the supplied screws. If you mount the SCM on a solid surface, you can drill holes and use the wall plugs to mount the door contact.
4.
Fix the main unit onto the backplate and fasten the screw.
5.
Mount the magnet with two screws.
To mount the detector using double-side adhesive pad, do the following:
1.
Make sure the mounting surface is clean. Do not use the adhesive pad on a surface with peeling or cracked paint, or on a rough surface.
2.
Remove the protective covering from one side of a double-side adhesive pad or tape, and apply it firmly to the backplate.
3.
Remove the other covering and firmly press the main unit onto the desired location.
4.
Fit the magnet on the door/window frame, using either double-side adhesive pad or tape, or fasten it with screws.
5.
Mount the magnet on the frame of opening, using the small double-side adhesive pad. Leave no more than 30 mm space between the magnet and the main unit.
6.
Fix the cover assembly onto its base and fasten the screw. Make sure the spring of the tamper switch is pressed against the surface.
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DCM Magnetic Door Contact
To test the door contact:
1.
Remove the front cover
2.
Put JP1 (Test/Normal jumper) on - the LED will light up to indicate detection
3.
Close the unit (to prevent tamper alert) and bring the magnet near the unit
4.
When the test is complete, remove the jumper
5.
Close the cover back onto its base
External magnet switch (not supplied) is useful in the following situations:
1.
You cannot mount the main unit on the doorframe: connect an extra magnet switch to the extension terminal in the main unit, and mount the door contact wherever possible.
2.
More than one opening needs to be protected by the door contact: connect couples of magnet switch and magnet in serial to the extension terminal.
3.
The door contact can be used as a universal transmitter. See the next section.
You can connect any wired dry contact device to the extension terminal, so when that device is triggered the door contact will send an alarm signal. The device needs to be an N.C. type and the connection must be in serial.
You can choose to use the DCM as a transmitter in addition to the magnet switch, or use it as a transmitter only:
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If you connect a device to the magnet switch to use it as a transmitter, then the door contact will be activated when the protected opening is being opened or the external device is triggered.
A “Door Closed” or “Restore” signal will be sent only after both the protected opening and the violated device are restored.
If you choose to use the DCM as a universal transmitter only, do the following:
1.
Put on JP2 (See “The jumpers”, on page 17)
2.
Mount the main unit of the DCM.
3.
Connect the device to it with two wires.
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The remote control key fobs offer the convenience of arming and disarming the alarm system at a distance. The keyfob has two models:
• KF-1: one-way communication.
• KF-2: two-way communication – a successful operation is indicated by sounding a beep.
KF-2 is not supported by the REP repeater
• 4 buttons: Arm Away/Arm Part/Arm Home/Disarm
• Button combination for Panic alarm
• IP41 water resistance
• Low battery detection
• Dual color LED: o
Red for transmission indication o
Green for low battery indication
• Battery: 1 x Lithium CR2032, Up to 5 years battery life
4
• RF Frequency - 868 MHZ narrow FM
• Range: over 300 meters in open space
5
• Dimensions: 65 X 38 X 15 mm
• Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
• Humidity: Up to 95%, non-condensing
• Complied with CE requirements
KF-1/KF-2 Key fobs
Figure 8.
Remote control keyfob
Arming/Disarming buttons Back side
4 Battery life is calculated with averagely 4 activations per day
5 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
Panic alarm
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• Press an arming mode button to arm the alarm system to the respective mode.
• Press the Disarm button to disarm the alarm system. Also, press this button to stop the siren.
• Press the Full arm and Disarm buttons simultaneously for 1 second to send a Panic alarm.
1.
Turn the battery cover on the back side counter-clockwise, by using a coin, and remove it and the battery.
2.
Insert the new battery with the unmarked side (Negative side) facing down.
3.
Replace the battery cover.
4.
Fasten the cover by using a coin.
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PCP Panic Pendant and Wrist Watch
The PCP is a waterproof panic pendant and wristwatch. It is designed for people with special care needs, to wear it as they move around the premise.
• Can be worn as a wristwatch, or around the neck as a pendant
• Sealed-in Lithium battery with up to 10 years in typical usage
• Waterproof
• Ultra low power consumption
• Low Battery detection
Figure 9.
Panic pendant and wristwatch
To enroll the panic pendant and wristwatch, see the Installation guide of the alarm system.
Press and hold the panic button for more than one second, to transmit an emergency signal to the control panel. The TX LED will flash quickly to confirm.
• Power: Lithium CR2032 x 1
• Battery life: 10 years
6
• RF Frequency - 868 MHZ narrow FM
• Range: Over 300 m in open space
7
• Dimension 45 x 35 X 10 mm
• Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
• Humidity: Up to 95%, non-condensing
Figure 10.
Panic pendant
6 Battery life is calculated with averagely 4 activations per day
7 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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The SIR-B/R (Blue/Red) is a battery operated wireless external siren with a strobe light.
• Operated by Alkaline D size battery x 4, with three year life expectancy in typical conditions
• Low battery detection
• Case and wall tamper protection
• System status indicator with sound and light
• Programmable cut-off options via the control panel
• IP43 water & UV proof
• The SIR siren
• Philips screw x 4
• Wall plug x 4
• 1.5V Alkaline D batteries x 4
Figure 11.
SIR B/R external siren
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Do not change the factory settings of the dip switch, which are: switch 3 - On, all others - Off.

SIR-B/R External Siren
The external siren produces a minimum of 104 dBA sound pressure, at 1 m. It stops sounding the alarm when the programmable cut-off time (180 sec) expires, or when the Stop Siren command is initiated in the control panel.
Because the siren is one-way, if it does not stop sounding the alarm when the alarm system is disarmed, re-arm, and then disarm it again.
In low battery condition, the external siren emits an intermittent alarm sound, instead of continuous sound.
The strobe light will flash to indicate various system statuses, like when arming the alarm system.
It will stop flashing when the siren cut-off time has expired, or when the control panel is disarmed.
See the next table for more details.
To recognize various statuses, the siren can use the following indications, while arming and disarming the alarm system, and during the entry and exit delays. These options are set in the external siren menu and depend on the control panel’s firmware version.
Disarming*
Arming with low battery
Disarming with low battery
Arming with tamper condition
Disarming with tamper condition
8
2
5
2
5
2
Sequential flashes, 1 cycle
3 flashes, 3 cycles
Sequential flashes, 2 cycles
3 flashes, 3 cycles
3 sec. alarm, sequential flashes
If the siren detects a tamper condition, it will activate the siren for 5 min. The siren can be stopped using the Stop Siren command.
If the tamper condition persists, the siren will sound a series of five beeps, when arming the system and 3-sec. alarm when disarming the system. If the tamper switch is pressed again, it will re-activate the siren. See the next table for more details.
To install the wireless external siren, do the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Check and record the serial number, located on the back of the unit and on the box.
Release the bottom screw of the box of the siren and remove the cover.
Slide the power switch to ON; the bell will beep and flash when the last battery is inserted.
Enroll the wireless siren into the control panel and define the various siren options; see the installation guide for details.
8 Siren tone confirmation must be enabled in the control panel
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5.
Mount the unit onto the wall, using the screws provided.
6.
Close the siren’s cover and test the siren: a.
Access the Installer menu and select Service Æ Tests Æ External Siren test Æ Test b.
The siren should sound off for a few seconds. If the siren is not heard, repeat the enrollment process.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
Release the screw at the bottom of the box and open the box.
2.
The battery compartment is covered with a lid that has four screws. Release the screws and remove the lid.
Remove the batteries.
Press the Tamper switch twice to discharge.
Slide the Power switch to the off position.
Place new batteries.
Slide the Power switch to ON. The siren will beep and flash.
Place back the lid and fasten the screws. Be careful not to break the screw holes.
Siren output:
RF Frequency:
Range:
104 dB at 1 m
868 MHZ narrow FM over 300 m in open space
9
Dimensions: 257 x 220 X 69 mm
Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: up to 95%, non-condensing
9 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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The SIR-I is a battery operated indoor wireless siren that can be used in commercial, industrial and residential locations.
• Battery operated with 3 years life expectancy in typical environment
• Low battery detection
• Case and wall tamper protection
• System status indicator with siren beeps
• Programmable cut-off options via the Control panel
• The SIR-I siren
• Phillips screw & wall plug X 4
• Alkaline D size battery X 4
SIR-I Indoor Siren
Figure 12.
SIR-I indoor siren
Figure 13.
Indoor siren internal diagram
The siren produces a minimum of 104 dBA sound pressure at 1 m on axis. It is programmable via the siren cut-off time, defined in the control panel.
The siren is silenced either when the programmed siren cut-off time expires or when the Stop
Siren command is initiated from the control panel.
In case of low battery condition, the siren gives an intermittent alarm sound instead of continuous one.
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If the siren detects a tamper condition, it will activate the siren for 3 minutes. If the tamper condition persists, the siren will sound a series of five beeps every time the system is armed or when the tamper is enabled, to indicate a fault.
1.
2.
3.
Check and record the serial number, located on the back of the unit and on the box.
Open the box screw and insert the four batteries in place, minding polarity.
Mount the unit onto the wall, using the screws provided.
1.
Access the Installer menu and select Service -> Tests -> External Siren test -> Test.
2.
The siren should sound off for a few seconds. If it is not, repeat the enrollment process.
1.
Release the screw of the box and remove the cover.
2.
Remove the battery compartment lid’s four screws and take it off.
3.
Remove all four batteries and press the Tamper switch twice to discharge.
4.
Insert the new batteries.
5.
The siren will give a short confirmation tone.
6.
Replace the battery compartment lid with the four screws and close the case.
Power:
Siren output:
Alkaline D batteries x 4
104 dB at 1 m
RF Frequency:
Range:
Dimensions:
868 MHZ narrow FM
Over 300 m in open space
228 x 113 X 54 mm
Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
10
10 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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The RWK is a two-way wireless keypad. It can be used to improve accessibility in premises where more than one entry/exit point is needed, or when the alarm system is installed away from it.
The RWK is not supported by the REP repeater
• 16-button backlit keypad for easier use in low light
• Case and wall tamper protection
• Battery: 1 Lithium CR2450
• 7 year life expectancy in typical domestic environment
11
• Low battery detection
• Water resistance (IP41)
• The RWK keypad
• 2 screws + 2 wall plugs
RWK Remote Keypad
Figure 14.
Remote wireless keypad
11 Battery life is calculated with averagely 4 activations per day
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The remote wireless keypad has three LEDs. After pressing the as follows:
button, the LEDs behave
ACTIVE (Red, left)
STATUS (Tricolor, middle)
Steady red
Flashing red
Steady red
Flashing red
Steady orange
Steady green
Flashing green
System OK
Low battery
Armed Away
Armed Home
Armed Part
Disarmed
Fault
Red, right
To mount the keypad onto a wall:
1.
2.
3.
Open the unit and use its mounting holes as a template to drill holes in the wall.
Pull out the battery insulator from the back of the keypad.
Mount the unit onto the wall using the screws provided.
Arming the alarm system using the remote keypad is done using one key arming. Press the desired key: Arm Away, Arm Home, or Arm Part to arm the system.
To disarm, enter a valid user code and press the Disarm button.
Press the following keys simultaneously to trigger:
+
Panic
Activate the siren and send an alarm to the
CMS and the contacts
+
Fire
+
Medical
Send an alarm to the CMS and the contacts
1.
2.
3.
4.
Remove the keypad from the wall.
Open the keypad by loosening the three screws located on the back of the unit.
Remove the battery and press any key to discharge.
Insert a new battery into place.
5.
Replace the keypad’s cover and secure with the two screws.
6.
Remount the unit onto the wall.
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To put the wireless keypad into Test mode:
1.
Enter the PIN code (default: 0000; see details in the next section).
RWK Remote Keypad
2.
Press . The Active green LED goes on, along with a long beep.
To exit test mode:
1.
Press the Disarm key twice to test the Active LED. The keypad will sound a long beep and the LED will turn from green to orange and will stay on for 3 sec.
2.
After 5 minutes, if no key is pressed, the keypad will exit Test mode and return to normal mode.
•
•
Use the Test mode to bypass the tamper switch when you install the keypad and when you replace the batteries.
When the keypad is in Test mode, it does not disconnect after 5 seconds.
While in Test mode, you can do the following:
Enable two-key Panic alarm
12
Enable two-key Fire alarm 12
Enable two-key Medical alarm 12
Disable all two-key alarms
Change the PIN code; see the next section
Not in use
To change the security PIN code:
1.
2.
Press
Enter the current PIN Code (default: 0000)
3.
Press
4.
Enter a new 4 digit code
5.
Press
12 The function is enabled by default.
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RF Frequency:
Humidity:
868 MHZ narrow FM
Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Range:
Dimensions:
Over 300 m in open space
13
103 X 72 X 18 mm
Up to 95% non-condensing
13 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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SM Smoke Detector
The wireless smoke detector has a small foot print and low profile yet it utilizes the latest Optical Chamber technology freeing it from potentially harmful radioactive materials. It is micro-process controlled and offers
100% reliability, safety and quality.
• Excellent stability with high sensitivity
• Detection method: reflective photoelectric detector
• Digital Signal Processing
• Randomized supervision signals for trouble-free system integrity checking
Figure 15.
Wireless
Smoke Detector
• Low battery detection
• External button for self-testing, including optical detector diagnosis
• Built-in siren for audio alert, 95 db at 1 m
• EN54-7, UL-217 certified on UL Version
• The SM detector
• 2 screws + 2 wall plugs
• AAA battery X 4
1.
Enrollment and test button. Press the button to:
• Enroll the detector
• Test the communication range
• Test the functionality of the detector
• Silence the alarm
2.
LED Indicator:
• While the battery is low, the LED will flash every 30 sec.
• While transmitting, the LED will be ON
• After inserting batteries, the LED will flash for up to 22 min., while the detector warms and calibrates.
3.
Battery compartment
4.
Mounting holes
5.
Mounting bracket
6.
Hooks
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The smoke detector can be enrolled during the 6-minute warm-up phase, or after calibration is complete. To enroll the SM detector:
1.
Insert the batteries into the battery compartment. Ensure correct polarity, as shown on the battery holder.
2.
The smoke detector will sound two beeps and the LED will start flashing, as the 6-minute warming period begins.
3.
After 6 minutes, a short beep will indicate the detector is starting the calibration. Until the calibration ends, a beep will be sounded every 100 sec.
4.
When the calibration ends, two beeps will be sounded and the LED will turn OFF.
It normally takes 2-16 minutes to calibrate the detector. If after 16 minutes the detector emits continuous beeps, calibration has failed. If so, remove the batteries to silence the beeps, wait 30 sec. and repeat the process from step 1.
ƒ During the calibration period, pressing the Test button is prohibited.
ƒ If you have not enrolled the detector during the warming period, wait until calibration is complete, before trying to enroll it.
We recommend installing the smoke detector in the center of the ceiling.
However, do not mount the detector in the following locations:
• the kitchen - smoke from cooking will probably cause false alarms.
• near a ventilating fan, florescent lamp or air-conditioning equipment - air drafts can affect the sensitivity of the detector.
• near ceiling beams or over a cabinet - stagnant air can affect the sensitivity of the detector.
• in the peak of an “A” frame ceiling type.
To install the smoke detector:
1.
Insert the batteries into the battery compartment. Ensure correct polarity, as shown on the battery holder. The detector will sound 2 short beeps, the LED will start flashing and the 6 minute warming period will begin.
2.
Enroll the unit during the warming period; see the previous section
3.
After the calibration, press the Test button (at the mounting location), to confirm that the location is within range of the control panel.
4.
Using the bracket as a template, drill two holes in the location the device and insert the wall/plasterboard plugs.
5.
Fasten the bracket with the two hooks facing down to the plugs, using the supplied screws.
6.
Locate the single line mark on the detector and line it up with one of the hooks of the bracket. Both hooks should fit in the two mounting holes on the detector.
7.
Rotate the detector counterclockwise to lock it in onto the bracket.
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SM Smoke Detector
Press the Test button to ensure that the detector is functioning properly:
• If the detector functions normally, the LED will stay on for two sec, and then sound two beeps.
• If the optical chamber is dirty or out-of-order, it will sound three beeps.
• If the LED does not light and no beep is sounded, the detector is out-of-order.
When the concentration of the smoke exceeds the set threshold value, the SM begins a series of operations:
1.
Alarm signal is sent to the control panel
2.
The buzzer will alarm for 10 sec. and the LED will flash rapidly
3.
The smoke concentration is checked again - if it remains high, the detector will repeat the
10-second warnings.
4.
As long as smoke concentration continues to be higher than allowed, the detector will continue to send alarm signals every two min.
The buzzer and LED lighting can be stopped, by using the “Alarm Silence” command; see next.
Press the Test button to stop the alarm and put the detector into alarm silence mode for 10 min.
During this period, the LED will flash once every sec.
After 10 min., the detector will emit a two-tone beep and return to normal operation mode.
If the smoke concentration is still over the set threshold value, the detector will repeat the 10second warnings.
You may need to take a new reference value (i.e., re-calibrate) occasionally, to ensure the functionality of the smoke detector. To take a new reference value, press and hold the Test button for 10 sec., until the LED starts to flash. See more details on calibration in the previous page.
Note, that every time you insert batteries the detector takes a new reference value.
RF Frequency:
Battery:
Range:
868 MHZ narrow FM
4 x Alkaline AAA, 3 years life expectancy
14
Over 300 m in open space
15
Dimensions: Ø105 x 42 mm
Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: Up to 95%, non-condensing
14 Battery life is calculated with an average of 1 activation per day
15 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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This temperature detector is designed to send an alarm signal, when the surrounding temperature drops down to 5 degrees
Celsius. Typically, it is used to prevent frozen water pipes.
The TD-5 sensor can be installed both outdoor and indoor. The detector’s unit can only be installed indoor.
• Excellent stability with high sensitivity
• Compact & slim design
• LED: transmission indicator
• TD-5 detector + sensor connected with 1 m long wire
• Adhesive silver colored conductive strip
• Cable tie + adhesive holder
• Sensor size adhesive heat isolator
• Detector size double-side adhesive pad
• 1/2 AA Lithium battery
Figure 16.
5°C detector
Figure 17.
TD-5 parts
The TD-5 is based on the unit of the. See the Quick reference guide on page 16 for more details.
To install the detector, do the following:
1.
Open the bottom screw and remove the cover assembly.
2.
Insert the supplied 1/2 AA battery into the battery holder, taking care to connect the polarity correctly.
3.
4.
The LED will flash briefly
Wait for 10 sec
5.
Enroll the detector in the control panel
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TD-5 Temperature Detector
1.
2.
Clean the designated surface.
Remove the protective covering from one side of the double-side adhesive pad and firmly apply it to the back of the device.
3.
Remove the other cover and firmly press the detector onto the desired location.
4.
Outdoor use: attach the sensor to a water pipe, using the silver conductive strip.
5.
Indoor use: attach the sensor using either the silver conductive strip or the sensor size adhesive heat isolator.
1.
Open the cover screw and remove the cover assembly.
2.
Break through the two knockouts on the back side.
3.
Using the holes as a template, drill holes in the surface
4.
Insert the wall plugs if fixing into plaster or brick
5.
Screw the base into the wall plugs
6.
Screw the cover back on to its base
When changing the battery, after removing the old battery, press the tamper switch twice to fully discharge, before inserting the new battery.
Battery:
Life expectancy:
Low battery detection:
Frequency:
Range:
1 X Lithium 1/2 AA
3 years or over
16
Threshold: 2.7V ±5 %
868 MHz FM
300 m in open space
17
Dimensions: 103 X 31 X 21 mm
Operating temperature: 5 to 50°C
Humidity: Up to 95%, non-condensing
16 Battery life is calculated at an average of 50 activations per day
17 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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The DCO detector provides protection, by detecting dangerous presence of
Carbon Monoxide (CO) gas. It is capable of sensing carbon monoxide levels as low as 30 ppm (Parts Per Million).
Once the concentration of the Carbon Monoxide exceeds the set threshold value, the detector flashes the Red LED and sends an alarm signal to the control panel. After the transmission is completed, the detector activates its buzzer with the Red LED flashing rapidly for local warning.
Figure 18.
DCO detector
After transmitting the signal, the detector will continue to send alarm signals every 10 minutes, if the CO concentration continues to be higher than allowed. This 10 minute cycle will be repeated, until the CO concentration is lower. The alarm can be stopped manually, by using the “Alarm
Silence” function.
• Sensitivity: meets EN50291 standard
• Detection method: electrochemical CO sensor
• Periodic self diagnostic
• Test button for easy range test and alarm silence
• Randomized supervision signals for system integrity checking
• Digital signal processing
• Low battery detection
• 3-color LED indicator: Green for Normal, Red for Alarm, Yellow for Fault
• Built-in siren
• The DCO detector
• AAA Alkaline battery X 3
• 2 wall plugs + 2 matching screws
• Wall mounting plastic bracket
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DCO Carbon Monoxide Detector
Pattern Indication
Flashing in Yellow once every 30 sec
(accompanied by a low volume beep)
Flashing long in Red (+2 beeps)
Low battery condition. This warning typically starts 2 month before complete exhaustion of the battery.
The detector is transmitting
Flashing fast in Red CO alarm
Press the button to perform the following:
• Enroll the detector
• Test the radio communication range
• Test the functionality of the detector
• Silence the alarm
• Install the detector in the center of the secured area, near the sleeping rooms.
• Additional detectors on every floor and in every bedroom will provide better protection against
CO poisoning.
• To avoid damage to the unit and to reduce false alarms, do not install the detector in the following locations:
• Within 2 m of heating and cooking appliances - CO from cooking might cause an unwanted alarm.
• Near a ventilating fan, florescent lamp or air-conditioning equipment - air drafts from them may affect the sensitivity of the detector.
• In unheated basement, attic or garage
• In areas of high humidity
• In areas exposed to chemical solvents or cleaners
• Near forced or unforced air ventilation openings
• Within 2 m of corners or areas where natural air circulation is low
• Outdoor
1.
Open the battery compartment, by releasing the screw at the back.
2.
Insert the 3 supplied batteries into the compartment, ensuring correct polarity as shown on the battery holders. The detector will sound 2 beeps and the LED will flash once in Red.
3.
Close the battery compartment and fasten its screw.
4.
Enroll the CO detector; see the control panel’s installation guide.
5.
Using the plastic bracket as a template, drill two holes in mounting location and insert the wall plugs into them.
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6.
Fasten the bracket with the screws, with the two hooks facing down.
7.
Place the detector’s mounting holes in the bracket’s hooks and hang it.
After installation, the detector will start sending random supervision signals periodically, at intervals of 30-50 min.
Once the alarm is sounding, pressing the test button will put the detector into “Alarm Silence” mode for 10 minutes, and the alarm will be stopped. After 10 min., the detector will check the CO concentration again. If it is still over the set threshold value, the alarm will be sounded again.
Press the test button to check that the DCO detector is functioning properly:
• If the detector is OK, the LED will illuminate for 2 sec. and a beep will be sounded.
• If 3 beeps are sounded, the CO sensor is out-of-order.
• If the LED does not illuminate and no beep is sounded, the detector is out-of-order.
Battery
Life expectancy:
Radio frequency
Alarm sound level
Self diagnostic
CO concentration
Measuring range
Minimum alarm concentration
Response time to CO concentration
Alkaline AA 1.5V x 3
2 years and over
18
868 MHz, FM
85 dB at 1 m
Every 30 seconds
0-999 PPM
30 PPM
Operating temperature
Humidity
Dimensions
CO
(PPM)
Response time
(min)
30 Up to 120
50 60-90
100 10-40
300 Less than 3
-10 to 45°C
Up to 85%, non-condensing
130 x 100 x 41 mm
18 Battery life is based on an average of 1 activation per day
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WLD Water Leakage Detector
The water detector can be used where there is a potential for water leaks - near dishwashers, washing machines, hot water tanks, airconditioner condensation drip pans, etc.
• Excellent stability with high sensitivity
• Waterproof
Figure 19.
Water leakage detector
• Extended probe design
• Detection method: resistance bridge
• Sensitivity threshold: <350 k ohm
• Digital Signal Processing
• Low battery detection
• Long battery lifespan
• Randomized supervision signals for trouble free system integrity checking
• Complied with CE requirements
• EN54-7, UL-217 certified on UL Version
• The WLD detector
• Cable adhesive holder
• 2 screws + 2 wall plugs
• AAA battery X 4
When the probes of the detector are exposed to water, it sends an alarm signal to the control panel. If the water level decreases, the detector returns to normal operation mode. If water condition persists for two more minutes, a second alarm signal is sent and the detector will enter sleep mode - it will not trigger the alarm anymore, even if the water level increases.
After the probes are no longer exposed to water, a Restore signal is sent to the control panel.
We recommend that the detector will be set as a 24 hour zone
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Figure 20.
Water leakage detector
Press the Test/Enrollment button to perform the following:
• To enroll the detector
• To test the radio communication
• To test if the detector is functioning
• To silence the alarm
Low battery is reported only after the WLD detects a low battery status 10 times, with an interval of 10 minutes between each. The signal will be sent to the control panel along with a regular supervision signal (which is sent randomly every 30-50 min)
The water leakage detector is composed of a sensor and two steal probes. Position the probes with the contacts pointing down, where water can gather. If the surface to mount the probes is smooth, use the included double-sided tape to hold it.
After you placed the probes, mount the sensor on a stable surface. The cover has two knockouts for mounting purpose. To mount the detector:
1.
Remove the screws
2.
Break through the two knockouts
3.
Drill two matching holes in the surface
4.
Insert the wall plugs if fixing into plaster or brick
5.
Clip the cover to the base
6.
Screw the detector to the surface
7.
Locate the plastic clip and remove the cover from the adhesive pad
To test the detector, put the probes in a glass with little water inside and make sure the system receives the alarm. Check that you receive alarm every 3 minutes.
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Battery:
Life expectancy:
Frequency:
Range:
4 x Alkaline AAA
More than 5 years battery life
19
868 MHZ narrow FM
Over 300 m in open space
20
Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensed
Dimensions: 135 x 33 x 22 mm
WLD Water Leakage Detector
19 Battery life is calculated with an average of 1 activation per day
20 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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The wireless repeater is used to increase the possible distance between the control panel and the peripherals. It is available in 868 MHZ frequency.
The REP does not support the RWK remote keypad, the KF-2 keyfob and the wireless sirens.
• Compact and low profile design
• LED x 2: power, transmission and fault indications
• Advanced microelectronics for ultra-low current consumption
• Low Battery detection
• RF Frequency: 868 MHZ narrow FM
• Case tamper and optional back tamper
• Supports up to 24 one-way wireless devices
21
Keypads and external sirens are not supported by the Repeater.
• The repeater
• Wall mounting plastic bracket
• Two-side adhesive pad
• 9V/0.3A, power supply
• Two screws + wall plugs
Figure 21.
REP repeater
ST
AT
US
ER
PO
W
1.
2.
3.
Front side
Buzzer
Power LED - Green
Status LED - Red:
Back side
21 The key fobs and wireless keypad are not supported.
44
Front side opened Back side opened

a.
On: standby mode b.
Flashing: low battery c.
Off: Power off
4.
Service cover
5.
Power supply cable hole
6.
Back cover screws
7.
Mounting holes
8.
Power supply jack
9.
SW1 dip switch; see the next section for details
10.
Battery operation switch
11.
SW2 clear memory button
12.
Ni-MH backup battery
13.
Battery wires connector
REP Repeater
The dip switch sets the mode and functions of the Repeater. Use the next table to set it, according to the required function:
SW 1-1: Learning mode
OFF Normal Operation (default)
SW 1-2: Walk test mode ON Walk Test Mode
SW 1-3: Clear EEPROM
OFF Normal Operation (default)
ON Clear EEPROM
SW 1-4
OFF Normal Operation (default)
OFF Reserved
ƒ If the dip switch is set abnormal, the red LED will flash once every second
ƒ Switches 1 and 3 cannot be slide to ON position simultaneously
ƒ The Red LED flashes once when any of switches is slide to “ON” position
The repeater can be mounted everywhere. When mounted on a wall, ensure it is fitted at approximately chest height, where the display can be easily seen. To install the repeater:
1.
Open the back cover, by sliding the service cover down firmly.
2.
Plug the power adapter to the power jack of the repeater and to a wall outlet. Both the
Power & Status LEDs will illuminate and the Repeater will emit a long beep. After 5 seconds, the Red LED dims and the Green Power LED remains lit.
3.
Slide the battery switch to on (up) position; see the previous section.
4.
Enter the repeater to learn mode, by setting dip switch 1 to the ON (up) position.
5.
Activate the device/s you wish to enroll to the repeater. Once detected, the repeater emits one beep and the status LED turns on for 1 sec., indicating successful learning.
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7.
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ƒ Two short beeps indicate the device is already enrolled
ƒ Six short beeps indicate the repeater reached its capacity, and cannot enroll more devices
ƒ Following enrollment in the repeater, enroll the devices in the control panel
Exit learning mode, by setting dip switch 1 to the off (down) position.
Remove the power plug from its jack and close the protective cover.
Reinsert the power plug into the power jack.
1.
It is strongly suggested to keep at least 20 m between the repeater and the control panel, to avoid cross signaling.
2.
If one of the devices is within range of the control panel, do not learn it into the repeater itself, to avoid cross signaling .
Mount the repeater on a wall, preferably in a central location between the control panel and the enrolled peripherals. To mount the repeater:
1.
Drill two holes, matching the hanging holes on the back of the repeater.
2.
Fasten the wall-mounting bracket to the wall, using the supplied screws and wall plugs, until secured.
3.
Hook the repeater onto the wall mounting bracket.
1.
Plug the 9 V/500 mA AC adapter to a wall outlet.
2.
The Repeater will sound a long beep and illuminate its green LED.
The REP has a Ni-MH 600 mAH 4.8V rechargeable backup battery. During normal operation, the
AC power adapter charges the battery. When the power is applied by the battery, the Green LED stays on.
When the battery is fully charged, it can provide backup power for 30 hours. It takes 48 hours to charge the battery fully.
Low battery detection operates at a threshold of 4.4V, where the repeater has enough reserve energy to typically operate for two hours, before complete exhaustion. A low battery signal will be sent to the control panel, along with the Green LED regular flashing.
Before opening the protective cover, make sure the power adaptor is not plugged in.
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REP Repeater
Do the following to test if the repeater is functioning normally:
1.
Open the protective cover at the back of the unit to expose the dipswitch.
2.
Slide switch SW1-2 to the On position (walk test mode). See the dipswitch settings on
page 45.
3.
Transmit a signal from one of the devices - once the signal is received, the repeater will sound one long beep and the red LED will light for 1 sec.
4.
Repeat steps 2-3 for testing other devices.
5.
Return SW1-2 to off position.
When the repeater receives a valid signal from a device, the signal is relayed to the control panel and the status LED flashes once. There is a two-sec. delay after each transmission, to avoid conflicts when several transmissions are sent at the same time.
If the repeater receives the same signal within two sec., the second signal is ignored.
To erase all enrolled devices, you need to clear the memory. This will also set the unit back to factory defaults.
To clear the memory of the REP:
1.
Disconnect the unit from power and remove it from its mounting bracket.
2.
Open the protective cover at the back.
3.
Set the dip switch SW1-3 to the on (up) position.
4.
Press & hold the clear memory button (see page 44) for 5 seconds and release.
5.
The Repeater will emit short beeps continuously for 1 second, indicating that all of the previous learnt devices are cleared successfully.
6.
Set dip switch SW1-3 back to the off (down) position.
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Primary power supply:
Backup power supply:
+9V DC 500 mA adapter integral, Ni-MH 600 mAH 4.8V. Up to 30 hours backup power and up to 10 years standby battery life
Current Consumption:
RF
• DC powered standby - 14.5 mA
• DC powered transmit - 29 mA
• Battery powered standby - 7.5 mA
• Battery powered transmit - 20 mA
• Input sensitivity: -111 dBm
• Output power: up to 10 mW or 10 dBm
200 m in open space
22
Range:
Operating temperature: -20°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: Up to 95%, non-condensed
22 Range might be impacted by building materials and interferences
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essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 15 Statement
This equipment has been tested to FCC requirements and has been found acceptable for use. The FCC requires the following statement for your information.
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of FCC
Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
If using an indoor antenna, have a quality outdoor antenna installed.
Reorient the receiving antenna until interference is reduced or eliminated.
Move the receiver away from the control/communicator.
Plug the control/communicator into a different outlet so that it and the receiver are on different branch circuits.
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions.
The user or installer may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful:
“Interference Handbook.” This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.
The user shall not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless authorized by the Installation Instructions or
User’s Guide. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
RoHS compliance - All our products are lead-free
PIMA Electronic Systems is ISO 9001 certified
All data contained herein is subject to change without prior notice.
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