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Security Link SL150 Specifications

General

Brand	Security Link
Model	SL150
Category	Security System
Language	English

Summary

Recommendations for Proper Protection

Recommendations for Smoke and Heat Detectors

Guidance on placing smoke and heat detectors for optimal coverage and fire safety.

Recommendations for Proper Intrusion Protection

Guidelines for locating sensors to ensure comprehensive coverage against unauthorized entry.

Conventions Used In This Manual

Section 1 Introduction

General Description

Overview of the SL150 security system's capabilities and zone support.

Features

Details on basic hardwired zones, expansion zones (wired/wireless), and remote keypads.

Security Codes

Explanation of installer, master, secondary, babysitter, and duress codes.

Optional Output Relays and Powerline Carrier Devices

Information on controlling external devices like relays and X10 devices.

Optional Phone Module

Details on accessing the system remotely via phone using the 4285/4286 VIP Module.

Macro (Speed Key) Programming

How to program custom command sequences for quick activation via the 'C' key.

Programming

Overview of system programming methods, including data field and interactive modes.

Section 2 Installing the Control

Mounting the Cabinet

Instructions for securely mounting the main control unit's enclosure.

Installing the Lock

Steps for installing the optional lock on the control cabinet door.

Mounting the Control's Circuit Board Alone

Procedure for installing the main circuit board separately within the cabinet.

Mounting Control and RF Receiver Boards Together

Steps for mounting both control and RF receiver boards within the same cabinet.

Standard Phone Line Connections

How to connect the system to the telephone network using an RJ31X jack.

Wiring the AC Transformer

Instructions for connecting the primary AC power transformer to the control panel.

Installing the Backup Battery

Procedure for connecting the internal backup battery for power continuity.

Earth Ground Connections

Importance and methods for establishing a proper earth ground connection for system integrity.

Section 3 Installing Remote Keypads

Keypads That May Be Used

Lists compatible keypad models that can be connected to the system.

Wiring to the Keypads

Detailed instructions for connecting keypads to the control panel's terminals.

Mounting the Keypads

Guidance on physically installing keypads at convenient locations.

Supplementary Power for Additional Keypads

How to provide power to multiple keypads when the main aux output is insufficient.

Preliminary Checkout Procedure

Steps to verify system functionality before final zone wiring.

Section 4 Basic Hardwired Zones 1–8

Installing the Hardwired Zones

Instructions for wiring burglary, panic, and smoke detectors to basic zones.

Wiring 2-Wire Smoke Detectors to Zone 1

Specific wiring instructions for connecting 2-wire smoke detectors to zone 1.

Wiring 4-Wire Smoke/Combustion Detectors

Guidelines for connecting 4-wire smoke/combustion detectors to zones 2-7.

Wiring 2-Wire Latching Glass Break Detectors

Instructions for connecting glass break detectors to zone 8.

Remote Keyswitch (Zone 7)

Details on installing and programming a remote keyswitch for system control.

Programming For The Remote Keyswitch

Steps to program the keyswitch functionality and report codes.

Checkout Procedure for Hardwired Zones

Steps to test the system after installing and programming all hardwired devices.

Section 5 Wired Zone Expansion

Installing Zone Expansion Units

How to add wired expansion modules (4219/4229) to increase zone capacity.

Connections and Setup

Steps for physically connecting and configuring zone expansion modules.

Programming Wired Expansion Zones

How to configure the newly added expansion zones within the system software.

Checkout Procedure for Wired Expansion Zones

Steps to test the functionality of the installed wired expansion zones.

Section 6 Wireless Expansion (5800 System)

About Wireless Expansion

Overview of the SL150's support for wireless devices and RF receivers.

Installing the 5881/5882 Receiver

Instructions for installing the RF receiver for wireless transmitter communication.

Installing the 5800TM Module

Procedure for installing the 5800TM module required for certain wireless devices.

Jam Detection and Reporting

How the system detects and reports radio frequency jamming attempts.

About 5800 Series Transmitters

Information on enrolling and identifying wireless transmitters and their loops.

Installing 5800 Series Transmitters

Steps for performing the Go/No Go test for wireless transmitters.

Section 7 Relay Outputs & Powerline Carrier Devices

About Relays and Powerline Carrier Devices

Overview of programmable switches for controlling external devices via relays or powerline signals.

4204 and 4229 Relay Modules

Information on setting up relay modules for controlling external devices.

Powerline Carrier Devices

How to use powerline carrier devices for home automation controlled by the system.

Programming Relay Outputs

Steps for configuring how relay outputs and powerline carrier devices function.

Section 8 4285 & 4286 VIP Module

About the 4285 & 4286 VIP Module

Overview of the VIP module for remote phone access and voice annunciation.

Installing the Phone Module

Instructions for mounting and wiring the 4285/4286 VIP phone module.

Wiring the Voice Interactive Phone (VIP) Module

Detailed wiring diagram and notes for connecting the VIP module.

Checking 4285/4286 VIP Module Operation

Procedures for testing the VIP module's functionality via phone.

Section 9 External Sounders

Compatible Sounders

List of sounders that can be connected to the SL150 system.

NFPA Requirements

Information regarding NFPA standards for temporal pulse sounding of fire notification appliances.

Sounder Connections and Power

How to wire and power external sounders for alarm notification.

Sounder Supervision

How to enable and test the supervision of external sounders.

Testing the Sounder

Steps to verify the correct operation of connected external sounders.

Section 10 Long Range Radio

About Long Range Radio

Overview of the SL150's support for long-range radio communication.

Wiring Connections

How to connect the Long Range Radio module to the control panel.

Dynamic Signaling Feature

Explanation of features for optimizing message reporting to the central station.

Section 11 Audio Alarm Verification (AAV) Unit

About Audio Alarm Verification

Overview of the AAV unit for voice dialog between operator and premises.

Wiring Connections

How to wire the AAV unit, often in conjunction with a relay module.

Section 12 Final Power-Up

Earth Ground Connections

Importance and methods for establishing a proper earth ground connection for system integrity.

AC Power-Up

Steps for applying AC power to the system and initial display indications.

Connecting the Backup Battery

Procedure for connecting the rechargeable backup battery for power continuity.

Calculating the Battery Size Needed

Formula and worksheet to determine the appropriate battery size based on current draw.

Making the Battery Connections

Final steps for physically connecting the battery to the control board.

Section 13 Mechanics of Programming

About Programming

Overview of system characteristics stored in EEPROM and programming field requirements.

Entering Program Mode

Methods to access the system's programming interface.

Programming a Data Field

Steps for entering specific values into data fields for system options.

Interactive Mode Programming

Using menu-driven modes like *56, *58 for zone and transmitter programming.

Loading Factory Defaults

How to reset the system to its original factory settings.

Exiting the Programming Mode

Methods to properly exit the programming mode and save settings.

Section 14 Zone Response Type Definitions

Zone Type Definitions

Explains different zone types (e.g., Entry/Exit, Perimeter, Interior) and their system responses.

Section 15 Data Field Descriptions

Descriptions of System Data Fields

Detailed explanations of each programmable data field (*20-*95) for system configuration.

Section 16 Zone Programming (*56/*58 Menu Mode)

About Zone Programming

Overview of using interactive modes (*56, *58) for zone and transmitter programming.

*56 Zone Programming Procedures

Step-by-step guide for programming zone attributes using the *56 menu.

To Delete a Serial Number

How to remove a transmitter's serial number from the system.

*58 Expert Programming Mode Procedures

Guide for using the faster *58 mode for zone and transmitter programming.

To Remove a Zone

Steps to disable or permanently remove a zone from the system.

To Enter and Duplicate Wireless Keys

How to program and copy wireless key functions using predefined templates.

Section 17 Output Device Programming (*80 and *81 Menu Mode)

Programming Options Defined

Explanation of ACTION, START, and STOP programming options for output devices.

Output Device Displays

How the system displays current programming for device start and stop actions.

Section 18 Zone Lists (*81 Menu Mode)

About Zone List Menu Mode

Overview of using the *81 menu to program zone lists for output devices.

Zone List Displays

How zone lists are displayed and managed within the system.

Pager 1 Reporting - Zone List 06

Configuration for Pager 1 reporting using zone list 06.

Pager 2 Reporting - Zone List 07

Configuration for Pager 2 reporting using zone list 07.

Section 19 Alpha Descriptor Programming

About Alpha Descriptor Programming

Overview of programming custom text descriptions for zones.

Programming Zone Descriptors

Steps to assign user-friendly text descriptions to zones using alpha keypads.

Adding Custom Words

How installers can add their own custom words to the system's vocabulary.

Section 20 Macros (SpeedKey)

About Macros (SpeedKey)

Explanation of macros and their use for automating command sequences.

Macro Key (Speedkey) Programming

Steps to program macros that can be activated by a single key press.

Section 21 Remote Programming and Control (Downloading)

About Remote Programming

Overview of remote system programming using PC, modem, and software.

Equipment Required

List of hardware and software needed for remote programming.

Initial Download

Procedure for the first download of programming to the system.

Remote Programming Commands

Commands that can be issued to the system during remote programming.

Section 22 System Communication

Panel Communication with Central Station

How the panel communicates alarm and status information to the central station.

Report Code Formats

Explanation of supported reporting formats like Ademco Express, Contact ID, etc.

Section 23 System Operation

Security Codes

Details on installer, master, and user codes for system access.

Keypad Functions

How to use keypads for arming, disarming, bypassing, and other system operations.

Arming Commands

Specific keypad sequences for arming the system in various modes (AWAY, STAY, INSTANT).

PANIC Keys

How to use panic keys for manual alarm initiation.

Relay/Powerline Carrier Device Activation

Keypad commands to manually activate or deactivate output devices.

Exit Error Alarm Displays

Explains messages shown on the keypad for exit error conditions.

CHECK and BATTERY Displays

How the system displays system troubles and low battery conditions.

Telephone Line Failure

Displays indicating a loss of telephone connectivity and how to silence alarms.

Power Failure Displays

How the system indicates AC power loss and battery operation.

Section 24 Testing the System

Test Procedure

Comprehensive steps to test all system components and communication.

TRANSMITTER SNIFFER MODE

Method for verifying wireless transmitter programming and signal strength.

Section 25 Troubleshooting Guide

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY

A structured guide to diagnose and resolve common system issues and symptoms.

CONTACTING TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Information on how to contact support and what details to provide for assistance.

Section 26 Specifications & Accessories

Specifications

Technical details of the SL150 control, including physical, electrical, and communication parameters.

Accessories

Lists compatible accessories like keypads, receivers, modules, transformers, and sounders.

Appendix A 5800 RF System Wireless Transmitters

5800 Series Transmitter Input Loop Identification

Identifies input loops and programming types (RF, UR, BR) for 5800 series transmitters.

Appendix B Regulatory Agency Statements

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) Part 15 STATEMENT

FCC compliance information regarding radio frequency interference.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) Part 68 STATEMENT

FCC compliance information regarding telephone line connections and REN.

Appendix C Warnings and Limitations

WARNING! THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS ALARM SYSTEM

Critical warnings about system limitations and potential failure points.

Limitations of This Alarm System (Continued)

Further details on system limitations, environmental factors, and maintenance.

LIMITED WARRANTY