Note
During mounting ensure that the housing tamper
switch (1) definitely has contact with the wall.
Ensure that the bottom part and the integrated
components are not damaged when the screws
are tightened and that all screws are screwed in
completely.
On alarm panels in general
Incorrect or unclean installation work may lead to
erroneous interpretation of signals and therefore
false alarms.
The costs incurred by potential dispatches of res-
cue services, such as the fire service or police,
must be borne by the operator of the system. For
this reason, read these instructions carefully and
ensure that lines and components used are la-
belled precisely when the system is installed.
11. Connect all components to the terminal blocks.
12. Ensure that all connections are securely fitted.
Important note:
When connecting components with a separate external
power supply, equipotential bonding connections must be
used for all earthing, 0-volt or minus terminals. This pro-
vides defined signal levels on the connecting wires be-
tween the components.
Important note:
In a security system, tamper monitoring is also important
and/or necessary for the wiring between the components.
Important note:
Place cables in such a way that none are crushed.
Important note:
In the default settings, a jumper is connected between
the TR (tamper return) connection and 0 V as well as the
TRB (trouble) connection and 0 V. This means there is
no fault indication (tamper/fault) if no wired sounder is
connected.
Important note:
Please note that bare wire ends must not come into
contact with conducting surfaces or contacts on the
PCBs.
Therefore, insulate all unused stripped wire ends as
required.
Installing an optional wireless mobile module
If available:
Plug the wireless mobile module into the terminal block
(CON 7 GSM/GPRS) on the PCB. Ensure that no elec-
tronic components are damaged or touched if possible.
(See also the installation instructions for the respective
wireless mobile module.)
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