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768R/769R Eight ChannelReceiverInstallation and ProgrammingGuideCompatible Equipment:794rEUR-00 1/2 Wave Antenna with 5m coaxial cable. Tampered.797rEUR-00 Co-linear Antenna with 5m of coaxial cable. For external use.Tampered.8600EUR-00 Relay Output PC Board.See also 700 Series Transmitters Compatibility ListIssue 1 1 of 28
768r/769r1. INTRODUCTIONThe 768r is an eight-channel receiver that operates on narrowband 868MHzand can be used with all current Scantronic 868MHz transmitters (seeChapter 2). The 768r can be used either as a stand alone unit, or as theradio interface for a wired alarm panel.The 769r is an expander for the 768r that provides eight extra channels, butdoes not have a radio receiver itself. The 769r draws its power from theattached 768r.Each channel is capable of handling up to four separate transmitters of thesame type, allowing a single 768r/769r to handle up to 32 transmitters.However, Cooper Security Ltd recommend that you use this feature only forPA or social care transmitters. Learning, for example, four PIRs onto a singlechannel will make it difficult to identify which PIR is the first to alarm.In addition, the 768r/769r allows the installer to programme different modesto different channels, instead of being forced to select a single mode for allchannels. Both 768r and 769r assign default modes when they learn atransmitter. Table 1 on page 18 lists the default modes assigned to eachtransmitter.Figure 1. 768r and 769r2 of 28 Issue 1
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