P. 15 - Outputs - sabotage loop
Output: sabotage loop [Tmpout]:
Block scheme BANDIT sabotage loop (tamper)
Tmpout
Ta
Tb
N.O.N.O.
N.O.N.O.
N.O.N.O.
N.O.N.O.
N.C.N.C.
OFFOFF
ON.ON.
1.
Internal
tamper
rear cover
2.
Internal
tamper
side hatch HY-3 pack
Control Box
switch
Dip B3
Tamperthread
Control Box
There are two built-in sabotage switches in the appliance (tampers):
1. Through a spring against the rear cover
2. Through a tamper pin, which is built-in in the HY-3 pack , against the side hatch.
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C
BANDIT 240 DB v.206
12 V
relay
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0V
12V
12V
0V
12V
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This is a display of the principle, not a real scheme extract
Red
Tmp Led
The output connector [Tmpout] has to be integrated in the sabotage loop of the controlling
alarm system.
The tamper contact [Tmpout] is only closed (red Tmp Led off) if:
a) The rear cover is closed. If you want to perform a tamper loop test while installing:
Push-in the spring of the tamper of rear cover. If the tamper circuit is ok, the red Tmp LED
will go off as long as you keep the tamper spring pushed-in.
b) A HY-3 pack is in the unit and the side hatch is closed.
c) - there isn’t connected an optional"Control Box":
Position dip switch B3 = on (Control Box option not connected).
- there is connected an optional "Control Box" and if there is a confirmation of connection:
Position dip switch B3 = off (Control Box option connected):
The "Control Box" tamper thread correctly connected and not interrupted.
F
By switching the second button on the "Control Box" (sign: ) to on (green LED on
push button is on and "internal failure" frontLED blinks fast), the side hatch can be
opened and the HY-3 pack can be replaced, without interrupting the tamperloop.
For more info concerning the Control Box, see page 24.
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F
If the side hatch and/or the rear cover are being opened while the unit is in guard mode,
it will switch immediately to alarm mode and perform a fog expulsion for the set period.
This "sabotage" fog expulsion can not be interrupted by switching the unit into guard
mode. For more info concerning Control Box, see page 24.