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703ralarm and tamper for device two.5 – Two Zone (Normally Open)Two Zone transmitter using Normally Open inputs (otherwise similar to mode4). The transmitter signals when the inputs close circuit.Inputs 1 and 2 provide alarm and tamper for device one, 3 and 4 providealarm and tamper for device two.6 – Single Zone Alarm PanelIn this mode the 703r can be used as a Single Zone Alarm Panel to transmitalarm conditions to a remote on-site monitoring center.Connect a detector alarm circuit (normally closed) to input 3 and its normallyclosed tamper circuit to input 4. Connect an arming switch (for example akey switch) to input 2 (see Figure 7).A Keyswitch B Detector Alarm contactC Detector Tamper contact12 of 18Figure 7. Single Zone Alarm Panel ModeThe transmitter is unset while input 2 is closed. While the transmitter isunset, it monitors the condition of input 4 and ignores input 3. If input 4opens the transmitter sends a tamper signal.To set the transmitter, open the contacts on input 2. The transmitter startsthe exit timer and gives an exit tone from its internal sounder. At the end ofthe exit time the sounder stops and the transmitter is set.While the transmitter is set it monitors both inputs 3 and 4. If the detectoropens the circuit on input 4 then the transmitter sends a tamper signal. If thedetector opens the circuit on input 3 then the transmitter starts the entrytimer and gives the entry tone from the internal sounder. If the user closesthe switch connected to input 2 before the end of the entry time then thetransmitter unsets. If input 2 remains open at the end of the entry time thenthe transmitter sends an alarm signal. At the end of the transmission the703r rearms input 3.