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ContentsScantronic Workshop ManualCommunicationsIssue8400/8440/9056 1660/960 17400 1 Obsolete product8740/8750 18841 1Issue History:Issue 5 Printed in August 2008.Issue 4 Update pack produced in June 2000.Issue 3 Update pack produced in June 1999.Issue 2 Update pack produced in December 1998.Issue 1 Printed in March 1998.2 of 2 2008 Issue 5
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Page 7 and 8: Control PanelsControl Panelswww.coo
Page 9 and 10: 9448+/9448ESInstallation and User G
Page 11: 9448+/9448ESTechnical Specifi catio
Page 16 and 17: Changing Default Programming9448+/9
Page 18 and 19: To Re-enter Programming Mode9448+/9
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Page 22 and 23: 9449INTRODUCTIONThe 9449 is a fully
Page 24 and 25: Wiring Example 9449Figure 2. Keypad
Page 26 and 27: Connecting a Communicator 9449Conne
Page 28 and 29: Engineer Program Command List 9449T
Page 30 and 31: Zone Programming 94497. If the inte
Page 32 and 33: Setting the Internal Clock 9449Sett
Page 34 and 35: 9449Fault FindingThe diagrams on th
Page 36 and 37: 9449User CommandsSet/Unset System U
Page 38 and 39: 9500IntroductionThe 9500 Series Sys
Page 40 and 41: 9500WiringFigure 2. Main PCB Layout
Page 42 and 43: Wiring 9500Figure 6. Connection of
Page 44 and 45: Wiring 9500Figure 10. Wiring the Re
Page 46 and 47: 9500Initial Start UpProgrammingChec
Page 48 and 49: Engineering Program Commands 950012
Page 50 and 51: Engineering Program Commands 950014
Page 52 and 53: Re-entering Engineering Mode 9500Fo
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9500 Log Events 9500Aux-pwr-restore
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9500 Log Events 9500-LkSt tamper ##
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Cleaner Code Operation 9500Cleaner
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9600/9610IntroductionThe 9600 and 9
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Keypad Display Tests (Optional) 960
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Wiring 9600/9610Figure 2. 9610 Cont
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Programming 9600/9610Initial Start
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Programming Commands 9600/9610Engin
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Programming Chart 9600/9610OBSOLETE
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Programming Chart 9600/9610Entering
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Refreshing the NVM 9600/9610REFRESH
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User Commands 9600/9610WATCHDOG FAU
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OBSOLETE PRODUCT20 of 20 496333 Iss
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9066IntroductionThe 9066 bell modul
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4 of 4 496342 Issue 1
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9800+IntroductionThe 9800+ Alarm Co
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Wiring 9800+Adjusting Keypad Sounde
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Connecting a Printer 9800+Figure 4.
Page 90 and 91:
Entering Programming Mode 9800+7. K
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Engineering Program Commands 9800+T
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Leaving Programming Mode 9800+To ch
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9800+TestingYou may test parts of t
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9800+User CommandsNote: The instruc
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808IntroductionThe 808 is a program
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Zone Wiring 808Zone WiringThe recom
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808WiringThe 808 main PCB has facil
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Programming 8082k2 EOL4k7Alarm cont
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Programming Chart 80800:programsyst
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Changing Menu Items 808Changing Men
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Notes on Zone Types 80812. Continue
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Re-entering Programming Mode 8082.
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Factory Defaults 8088. Press Enter.
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User Facilities 808you have removed
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Installer Setting 808To gain access
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816IntroductionThe 816 is a program
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Output Protection 816Output Protect
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Display Test 81611. Repeat 1 to 10
Page 128 and 129:
Wiring Detector Zones 816Figure 4.
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Finding Menu Items 816The display s
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Programming Chart 816A09:print opti
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Leaving Programming Mode 816Use the
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Resetting Customer and Installer Co
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Factory Defaults 816Levels. A Level
Page 140 and 141:
Configuration Checking Error Messag
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Operating the System 816Print from
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8136IntroductionThe 8136 is a progr
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Technical Specification 8136Figure
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Keypads 8136• A minimum of four o
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Wiring Keypads 8136The 8136 main PC
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Wiring IDIS Detectors 8136Wiring ID
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Finding Menu Items 8136Finding Menu
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Programming Chart 8136A09:PRINT OPT
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Leaving Programming Mode 8136If you
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Engineer Reset 8136Engineer ResetIf
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Programming for IDIS 8136Note: When
Page 164 and 165:
IDIS Programming Errors 8136Note: A
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Factory Defaults 8136Factory Defaul
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Working with 8136• Use Menu 73 t
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“Call Out” to a Downloading Com
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Error Messages 8136General FaultsNo
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FSL Zone Status Error Messages 8136
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Simple Test Method 8136If you have
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Improving the Voltage Drop 8136Tabl
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Electrical Noise 8136IDIS Sensor ID
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installer Setting 8136User 00User 9
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User Menu Chart 8136Access Code +Me
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44 of 44 496339 Issue 4
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IDISIntroductionThe Individual Dete
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903 IDISIntroduction903 IDIS HV I/O
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904 IDISIntroduction904 IDIS LV I/O
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905 IDISIntroduction905 IDIS LIM IN
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906 IDISIntroduction907 IDIS POWER
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IDISCompleting WiringConnect the ID
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Loop1 Loop2 Loop3 Loop 42 zone LIM
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16 of 16 496340 Issue 2
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN1. Introduction....
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENFitted Battery Size
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN• The supply volt
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN9950 - This keypad
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENPCB Power Supply: 1
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A B C D EREMOTE NETWORK 1USBLED4ENG
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN85EN PCBRef Descrip
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENLEDsThe LEDs (see F
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENMaximum Cable Dista
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENCurrentDrawn20 of 7
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENFigure 10. Voltage
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENFigure 12. Connecti
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENzone type (e.g. Nor
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN• The PSTN termin
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENAux 12V+ 12 V0VAux
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENSCB operation, and
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENNote: Extension lou
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENSerial printerconne
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENConnecting to the M
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENZone Wiring (Option
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENflashes. This may t
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENcables should be ch
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN024= First Knock 08
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENDefault ValuesSetti
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENUseful Information
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENCID and SIA Event C
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENLog Message/Event S
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENLog Message/Event S
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""95EN, 85EN, 65ENbelow). At Grade
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENOption 93-5: Printi
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENALARM PARTITIONS: A
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENKEYPAD PANIC ### Pa
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENSET GENERAL FLT Sys
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95EN, 85EN, 65ENActive - The detect
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95EN, 85EN, 65EN8. Use option 95-6
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72 of 7295EN, 85EN, 65EN
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9x5xCompatible Equipment...........
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9x5xsaAlert lamp - Flashes to highl
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9x5xUser ControlThe control unit pr
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9x5x9853 Control Unit PCB LayoutFig
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9x5x9751 Control Unit PCB LayoutFig
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9x5x3. INSTALLATIONCaution: Always
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9x5x43Figure 6. Backplate of the 99
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9x5x1. Remove the front cover from
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9x5xKeypadsConnecting KeypadsFigure
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9x5xBacklightWhen supplied from the
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9x5xControl UnitWiring TypeZones8 f
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9x5x2K2 EOL2K2 EOLZone 3Zone 4Zone
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9x5xFSLEOLFour-wire CCTwo-wire FSLT
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9x5xFSLEOLFour-wire CCTwo-wire FSLT
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9x5xCommunicatorConnecting the Comm
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9x5xSafety NoticeFigure 27 identifi
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9x5xPrimaryLineAB5 or A2 or BBT mas
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9x5xNote: Comms O/P4 will be active
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9x5x6. Key in 0 followed by the fac
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9x5xRestoring Default Command Setti
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9x5xThe Engineer MenuCommandKey in:
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9x5xCommandKey in:23 Remote Reset E
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9x5xCommandKey in:47 Partition A Al
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9x5xCommandKey in:67 Forbikobler Ap
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9x5xCommand07 24-hour Alarm08 Strob
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9x5xCommandKey in:106 Line Fault Re
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9x5xCommandKey in:143 Contact ID Re
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9x5xCommandKey in:165-9 These comma
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9x5xCommandKey in:195 Fast Format C
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9x5x131: SIA Report Mode5. Useful I
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9x5xEvent SIA Code CID CodeAC LOST
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9x5xDD243: 2004 ComplianceApplicabi
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9x5xorb) Be capable of generating a
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9x5xUsing a Partitioned SystemIntro
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9x5x90: Reading the Event Log6. TES
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9x5xKeypad Display Printed (9853 on
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9x5xKeypad Display Printed (9853 on
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76 of 76 Issue 19x5x
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500r+Installation and User GuideCom
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500r+Technical SpecificationZones (
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500r+ Fitting a 660 or 8440 Communi
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500r+ Deleting DetectorsThe activit
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500r+ Restoring Factory Default Pro
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500r+ Testing Siren and Strobea) Th
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500r+ User CommandsFirst to Alarm I
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502/509/515/525/535/545/546Referenc
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509509r Smoke Detector TransmitterI
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515515r Passive Infra RedIntroducti
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535535r Universal Door/Window Trans
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545545 Radio Strength MonitorIntrod
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4600Installation and User GuideComp
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4600WiringFigure 1. External SAB Be
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4600 Programming CommandsProgrammin
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4600 Engineering Program CommandsTo
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4600Fault FindingUnder normal opera
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4600From the KeypadUser CommandsFul
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4601/4602/4603/4604/4605/4606/4608/
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4601BATTERY CAREDO NOT DESTROY THE
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46014612Set switches 1-8 and 1-2, t
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4602Coding The TransmitterRemove th
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46034660/75Refer to the appropriate
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4603The BNC connector at the top of
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4603Mode 3 - Boat/caravan Single Zo
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4604Technical SpecificationDimensio
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4605TestingYou can switch the 4604-
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46054611/4613Not compatible.4612Fig
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4606Tilt Switch - The buzzer starts
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4608Introduction4608The 4608 Passiv
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4608Lens Changing and PatternsFigur
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46084600Set switches 1 to 6 to the
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4609Introduction4609The 4609 smoke
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4624The 4624 transmitter is fully c
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4624c) To allow a second 4624 to ou
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4612Reference GuideCompatible Equip
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4612ConnectionFigure 1. Internal La
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4612 4603 General Purpose Transmitt
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4618/4619Installation GuideCompatib
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4618 ProtectionProtectionMains Inpu
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4618 InputsInputsRadioThe 4618-50 a
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4618 Optional 8-Channel Relay CardO
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4618 Expansion UnitsExpansion Units
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4618 Site CodesSite CodesYou must s
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4618 Common Output ChannelsManual R
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4618 Modes 14 and 15Modes 14 And 15
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4618 Fault Finding1. Set Mode Switc
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4618 Fault FindingINDICATIONDoesn
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4690Reference GuideCompatible Equip
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4690 Battery Replacementmust replac
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4690 Meter Reading InterpretationMe
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4593/4594/4595/4597/4598/4599Refere
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AerialsTransmission Path FactorsThe
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Homelink 75Installation and Program
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7510rA Tour of the Control UnitCont
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7510rControls and ConnectorsFigure
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7510rRadio Supervision Programmable
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7510r6mm and 4mm drill bits.6mm and
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7510rZ342k2Z334k7NCCNONCCNOO/P1 O/P
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7510r7. Fit BatteryFit six AA 2100m
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7510rLeaving the Installer Menu1. P
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7510rSystem Options (cont’d)Jammi
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7510rSIA Telegram ReportsBASICEvent
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7510ror a timeout occurs. The socia
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7510rTelecommandsPress any button o
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MRNODEInstallation and ProgrammingG
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MRNode123458910111267A B F GNETWORK
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MRNodeRadio Site SurveyWith a wiref
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MRNodeFigure 3 shows the connection
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MRNode3. Make sure the activity LED
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RFXInstallation and ProgrammingGuid
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RFXZonesDisplayRadio Section2. Tech
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RFXLED 9 glows continuously when th
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RFX23 Zones 9 to 164234234234RFX8Zo
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RFXDeleting Telecommands and PAsYou
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770rInstallation and User GuideComp
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770rSpecificationTechnical Descript
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770r1234515141312111098671. DIP swi
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770r1. Channel signals or programmi
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770rAlarm contactsTamper contacts2K
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770rThe blue LED switches off. The
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770r2. Press SET.The LEDs show the
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770r1 2 34 5 67 8 90 #Figure 6.Comm
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770rCommissioningTo operate as an o
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770r6. Re-apply power to the Module
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770rOperationIn mode 5 the inputs o
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770rMode 6 - Universal ReceiverIntr
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770rInput connections (optional)If
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701rOperation GuideCompatible Equip
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701rBattery LifeThe 701-50/60 trans
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702rFitting and Operation GuideComp
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702r3124Figure 2Fitting the Pendant
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703RInstallation and ProgrammingGui
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703rPhysical Layout1 BNC Aerial con
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703rCompatible AerialsThe following
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703rUnit ConnectionTAMP 9-15VDC INI
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703r3. Release Select.The display s
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703rModesTo program the transmitter
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703rSetting Entry TimeTo set the en
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703r2. Make sure that you have sele
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703r4. Press Select.To enable the 7
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705rTestingDetermine the limits of
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706rOperation and ProgrammingGuideC
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706rTilt Switch With BuzzerTo chang
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710r3V LiSOCl2 CR 1/3N2133124Issue
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714rInstallation GuideCompatible Eq
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714rDO mount the unit between 1.8 a
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714r4. Mount the case back so that
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714rNote: When walk testing, cross
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720r1. Test button and activity LED
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720rIf smoke is present in the atmo
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722r, 723r, 727r, 728rBattery Repla
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734rInstallation and ProgrammingGui
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734rControls and IndicatorsThe main
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734rLearningEach transmitter provid
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734r1. External sensor zone 22. Ala
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734rUsing 734REUR-01 as a Test Tran
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738rSiting7. Mode jumpersFigure 2.I
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738rBCDSustain ModeWhen removed, ju
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739rInstallation and ProgrammingGui
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739rIntroductionThe 739r Transmitte
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762R Two Channel ReceiverInstallati
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762rSpecification2. TECHNICAL DESCR
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762rControls and DisplaysFront Pane
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762r* When the 762r triggers one of
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762r12 2Figure 4. Mounting Hole Pos
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762rWhen the user starts the contro
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762rDefaultsWhen supplied from the
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762r2. Press Set.The display shows
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762rThe display shows:DLThe receive
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762rThe display shows:Sn3. Press Se
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762rQuery (??)If you wish to see wh
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762rThe channel LEDs for unused cha
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768R/769R Eight ChannelReceiverInst
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768r/769rBy connecting up to three
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768r/769r1 Programming controls 2 P
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768r/769r• Pressing Reset on the
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768r/769rPower Input/Output Protect
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768r/769rStatic Precaution4. INSTAL
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768r/769rUnit ConnectionYou may con
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768r/769r5. ProgrammingIn order to
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768r/769rDefaultsWhen supplied from
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768r/769r2. Press Set.The display s
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768r/769rThe display shows the firs
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768r/769rFor example, if channel 8
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790r Radio Strength MonitorUser Gui
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790r1. Activity LED 2. LK1 Test Tra
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790rRadio Strength Monitor "learn"
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Transmitter701rEUR-50700 Series Tra
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Communicationswww.coopersecurity.co
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8400/8440/9056IntroductionThe 8400,
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Introduction 8400/8440/90569056Figu
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Connecting to the Telephone Network
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Operation 8400/8440/90563. The comm
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660/960IntroductionThe 660/960 unit
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660/9606601. Remove the backing fro
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Simple Programming 660/960If using
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Replaying Speech Messages 660/960Re
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Reload Factory Defaults 660/960To c
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OpenClose Report - Scancom Format O
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One Ring Answer 660/960The communic
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Operation 660/960OperationThe follo
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7400IntroductionThe 7400 RRT (Remot
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OperationConnecting to Any PanelCon
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7400User OperationThe alarm system
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8740, 8750OverviewIntroductionThe 8
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8740, 87505. Partially lift the bac
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8740, 8750Checking that the 8750 Mo
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8841IntroductionThe 8841 is a plug-
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8841Figure 4.6. Take the SIM card f
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8841Enter the User programming menu
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8841shows the phone number (or name
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