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Off: No onboard alarm EOL. 
JT: Set onboard tamper EOL resistor (Rt) 
Off: No onboard tamper EOL. 
JF: Set onboard fault EOL resistor (Rf) 
Off: No onboard fault EOL (factory default). 
J1: Set zone EOL mode 
On: 3-resistor single zone. 
Off: Isolated fault contact and 2-resistor zone. 
Configuring the zone 
To set up the zone, apply the following guidelines. 
•  Select appropriate EOL resistor values with JA, JT and JF. 
For example, setting of jumper JT determines Rt value. 
•  For isolated outputs remove JT and J1. 
•  Remove jumpers JA, JT and JF to exclude onboard EOL 
values. 
•  For dual resistor setting remove J1 and use terminal 3 
and 6. 
For a single zone with all onboard resistors set, the zone 
resistance can be the following. 
Table 2: Zone resistance values 
DIP switches 
Table 3: SW1, general settings 
On: Auto remote test 
enabled 
Off: Auto remote test 
disabled* 
1 On, 2 On: 16 m (52 ft.)* 
1 Off, 2 On: 14 m (46 ft.) 
1 On, 2 Off: 12 m (39 ft.) 
1 Off, 2 Off: 10 m (33 ft.) 
*  Factory default 
Table 4: SW2, AM settings 
On: AM to fault and 
alarm relays* 
Off: AM to fault relay 
only 
On: Advanced AM 
sensitivity* 
Off: Standard AM 
sensitivity 
*  Factory default 
DIP switch SW1, general settings 
SW1-1, SW1-2: Radar range 
Use SW1-1 and SW1-2 to set the radar range exactly to fit the 
application. The radar is of a range-gating type which means 
that the range of detection is very accurate. 
16 m (52 ft.) 
Factory default. 
SW1-3: Polarity 
On: Positive polarity. Configures the inputs (WT and D/N) as 
“Active high”. 
Off: Negative polarity. Configures the inputs (WT and D/N) as 
“Active low”. Factory default. 
The functionality is explained in Figure 9. 
Figure 9 
(1)  Polarity high 
(2)  Polarity low 
(3)  Walk test 
(4)  Day/night 
This function also depends on the SW1-5 setting. See “SW1-5: 
Remote functionality” on page 6. 
SW1-4: Auto remote test 
On: Auto remote test on. Enables Auto remote test. 
Off: Auto remote test off. Disables Auto remote test (factory 
default). 
If auto remote test is enabled, the control panel can trigger the 
detector to perform a diagnostic test. This test is activated by 
switching to walk test mode (day mode and WT enabled). The 
detector activates the alarm relay if the test result is positive, 
and the fault relay if the test result is negative. After the test the 
detector continues with normal operation. 
This function also depends on the SW1-5 setting. See “SW1-5: 
Remote functionality” on page 6.