INSTALLATION 5
Always use a screwdriver and pointed pliers when inserting wires
into the connectors. Push spring clips almost directly from the top
with a screwdriver.
Before connecting individual wires to the connectors, peel off
about 10 cm of the insulation from the cable. Join the uninsulated
conductor to earth by using a connector strip (see separate wiring
diagram).
The DOOR, IR (motion sensor) and FIRE (smoke detector) inputs
have been short circuited with yellow wires.
This prevents alarms from the inputs that do not have sensors
connected to them. When connecting a sensor to an input,
remove the corresponding yellow wire.
NOTE. Moisture sensor and security keypad are normally open.
Do not short circuit them.
3.4 Central Unit
The central unit should be installed in a protected area. No intruder should get to the central unit past the
magnetic door switch or without the motion sensor being able to detect the trespasser. You must have
an access to the central unit if you intend to use door security at night.
The signal light on the security keypad tells the current operating mode (is monitoring on or off).
Drill holes for the cables on the wall. Leave at least 30
cm of surplus length to the cables to make installation
easier. Push surplus cable back inside the wall after
you have connected the wires.
Fasten the central unit on the wall with three screws
included in the package.
Alternatively, you can run the cables on the wall surface if you wish to avoid drilling holes. If this is the
case, open the indentations on the side of the unit for the cables.
Note: Metal casing (so called Faraday cage) weakens the GSM signal. If the device is installed in
a metal case, for example an electrical cabinet, you need to place antenna outside the cabinet
(external antenna is available as an accessory).
Note: Some other materials also weaken the GSM signal, especially walls that contain metal
framing.
Door
IR
Fire
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