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SECTION 9
J5 Output Triggers
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In This Section
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About the J5 Output Triggers
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Types of Output Points
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Auxiliary Alarm Signaling Equipment
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Programming the Output Triggers
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About the J5 Output Triggers
The FOCUS 200 PLUS system provides 8 output triggers and 1 connection for ground by means of the
J5 connector pins. The J5 connector is located in the upper right-hand corner of the control unit PC
board. Each output may be set to activate in response to a specific condition being monitored by the
control unit.
Output Trigger 3 can be configured as a tamper input to monitor the cabinet tamper(s).
The 472412 cable is used to make connections to the J5 connector. The output triggers are primarily
intended to sink current, and are rated as follows:
Low Output: 0.7VDC through 100 ohm limiting resistor (can sink 33mA with a 4VDC drop).
High Output: 12VDC through 4k ohm limiting resistor.
These outputs can trigger low-current devices such as relays and sounders by wiring the device's (+)
terminal to one of the control unit's auxiliary power outputs and the device's (-) terminal to the desired
output trigger. A 12VDC relay with a 320 ohm coil and a 7.8VDC pull-in voltage is an example of a
device that may be used.
Types of Output Points
The following table indicates the entry number required at the operating panel and how the output
point type functions.
Entry
Number
Description Function
14 (CSC)
Central
Station
Output turns on or off upon a command signal from the CCC.
Note:
The command can only be issued using AC communication.
15 (SMC) Service
Output turns on the first time a valid service ID code is entered at an
operating panel (ADT on-premises), and turns off when an ADT off-
premises signal is initiated by selecting RESET~ ADT OFF at the
operating panel.
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