Ademco LWSN-30-DX Alarm System Transmitter User Manual Instructions

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Description
The SpreadNem SNQSt-OUTDOOR TRANSMITTER ls a
wireless magnetic contact device. designed tor outdoor use. The
main parts of the TRANSMITTER are Shawn below.
Pan-head Base
screw plate
Robertson
head screw
The components at the TRANSMIWER’S PCB are as follows:
Batteries
Reed switches
Battery tab —'
P1 —li
Tamper switch —f—
-— Magnet
Antenna —i%
y ..
Back cover —-
;—.— . fl
\?
When the external magnet rests against the TRANSMITTER. one
or more of the TRANSMITTER’s three internal reed switches
closes, When the magnet is removed, the switches open and the
transmitters sends a signal to the system's radierreouency (RF)
receiver,
Mounting location
Choose a mounting location on the lrame or the protected door or
window that is'
- as high as possible
. more than six inches lrom any RF tranernttter
- away from large metal obiects (like window screens.
motel doors. metal window lrarnes, circuit breaker
boxes. air ducts). sirwe metal can block or distort the
trarsrnitter's RF signal
. at least lour leet from the receiver.
The TRANSMli'rER’s nomlnal Break Gap is 5.6 cm (2-'/. in.)
while its Make Gap ls 5 cm (2 in.). The Break Gap is the mlnlmu'n
distance the magnet must be moved away lrom the contact
beiofe the switches open. The Make Gap is the maximum
distance the magnet can be from the contact before the switches
close. These values can vary. depending on site ctmdltlons,
Mount the base plate
For best results. test the trammitter before mounting it
permanently. (The test procedure is described in the "Scan tor
One Transmitter" section of the SNQOO-PROG RF Programming
Msnud PIN 5-051-136-00.) if the test results are ursatislactoty.
relocate the transmitter and repeat the test.
The transmitter can be mounted vertically or horizontally with
equal eliectiveness. To mount the TRANSMITTER's base plate.
do the folltwving:
1. Remove the two Robertson heed screws from the ends of
the housing. Open the housing by inserting a screwdr‘wer
into the latch opening on the TRANSMITTER‘S front cover.
Pivot the screwdriver until the latch releases.
2. Separate the base ‘
plate trom the rest of
the transmitter. Use it Mounting screw __>-
as template to merit
the mounting notes as
shown.
3. Remove the base
plate from the trail and
drill the pilot holes. Tamper screw —-@
(optional) l
4. Secure the base plate /'
to the wall with its M°unflfl9 Screw
(M4) pan-head or .
hex—head screws (not Lam" m
provided).
Optional tamper protection
The TRANSMH‘I’ER ls automatically monitored for cover tamper
conditions. To monitor for wall tamper conditions as well, do the
lollowing:
t Remove the protruding tamper knockout from the base plate.
2. lnsen 3 its screw into the opening that is created when the
knockout Is removed. Adjust the height at the screw head to
ensure good contact lM'th the TRANSMIWER‘S circuitry.
Activate the transmitter
To action the transmitter. do the following
1. Separate the back cover and PCB lrom the front cover by
removing the panhead screws.
CAUTION no not touch the antenna on the PCB. it
the antenna is bent or damaged. the
transmitter could he damaged or its
range could be significantly redooed.
2. Apply power to the mmsmmsa by removing the battery
tab.
3. Program the TRANSMITTER as desuibed in the
SNSDO—PROG Programming Manual (PIN 5—051-136—00).
Label the TRANSMITTER
When you have finished programming the TRANSMITTER. make
a note oi its programming on the label that is provided, and affix
this tahel to the book cover, The intomration on this label will
make it easier to maintain and repair the system in the future.
A completed Transmitter Device ID Label contains the following
inicrmation:
{PCODE
P. cops: the system's property code
71/24 i CHANNEL: the system‘s channel
CHANNEL l 1 (either 1 012)
’ ZONE of ‘ ZONE: the zone number assigned to
‘. DEWCE 0} the transmitter
r _ DEVICE: the device mnber assigned
r CHEW“ ‘ 5° to the transmitter
“Am” ’ 9 9 ”7 CHECK-IN: the treouervcy at which
supervisory signals are sent
BATTERY: the date the batteries were
installed
Reassemble the TRANSMITTER
Once you have labeled the TRANSMITI'ER, put it back together
by doing the tollowing:
1. Apply a small amount oi Chemplex® 10 grease to the o-ring
on the back cover to enhance the TRANSMITI’ER's
weatherproof seal.
2. insert the PCB and its pack cover into the tront cover. Screw
the covers together, using the two ponheod screws. (it you
have difficulty reassemtting the covers. verity that you have
al|gned the covers property; they will not fit together properly
it one is upside down.)
3. Snap the TRANSMITTER onto its base plate, Use the
Robertson screws to secure the unit in piece.
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Maunt the magnet
Mount the magnet. using with its (M4) pan-head or hex-head
screws (not provided). /
Be sure to a|igl the center at the
magnet with the mark on the transmitter.
as shown.
Align magnet to TRANSMITTER
Maintenance
For continued rellability, the SN931-OUTDOOR
TRANSMIWER should be tsted at least once a year.
Replace the batteries in the TRANSMITTER either after it reports
a |ow battery condition, or alter five years of use, whichever
comes first. The TRANSMITTER taka two Vs AA lithium
batteries.
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FCC Notice
The ModelSN911-OUTDOOR TRASMITIER generates and uses
radio frequency energy. it not installed and used In accordance With
the manufacturers Instructlons, it may cause Merterence to radio and
television reception. The transmittal has been tested and found to
cornpty with the spectflmtions In Part 15 of FCC Ruiestor Class B
Computing Devices and For, Pants Subpan c, Speomcatlons tor
intentional Spread Spectrum Radiators,
ilthis equipment causes lmerlerence to radio or television reception -
which an be determined by turning the equipment on and on -the
installer Is encouraged in correctttte lnterierence by one or more oi
the luleng measureuz 1) Reorient the antenna ottrre
radio/television. z) Corvteot the AC nsretonner to a dmereflt outlet so
the control panel and radiottelevision are on dillerent branch circuits.
3) Relocate me control panel With respect to the radio/television
it necessary, the installer should consult an experienced
radio/television tectilllclan for additional suggestlorrs.
Caution; intelllSense does not support iieid changes or modifications
to any or the Spreadnet RF equipment unless they are specnicaity
covered in this manual. All adjustments must be made at the iactory
under the spectiic guidelines settoitn in our manufacturing prmes
Any modmcelion to the equipment could void me user‘s authority to
operate the equipment and render the equipment in violation of FCC
Pan15,5mpal1 0, 15.247.
Thls device compiles wtlh part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the lollowing twp wndltions: (1) this device may not cause
harrniul interlererroe. and (2) this device must accept any interference
received includrig intenereiice that may cause undesired operation.
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Specifications
Dimensions 04 16.0 cm x 5.3 cm x 5,2 cm
tranlmttter s.:l in. x 2,3 in. x 2.0 in.
L tr w x n
Dimnnllnn: ot 7,9 cm X 3.1 an x 1.9 cm
maqnut 3.1 m. x 1.2 in. x. 0.8 in.
I. it w x n
inpin power two 3.5VDC y. AA lithium patterns
Repi-oe osttenes Iy with PM 1001931471
lrnolllSenn Mod SNCHL-BAY
sAFr Modllx: it L$3 or letzs
wolgm up 9 (9.5 oz.) with magnet
Ovlnfilw 0‘ is ecl' c (32' to itir F)
mvlronmonl Upic 95% relative humidity (nunrmndenslng)
operating 902-928 MHz spread Spectrum
moire-icy
RF umluton USA: FCC Part 15
flandlrds CANADA‘ it: R55 41 | 0
Suplfvtnry r 30 - 300 no (10 sec intervals) 0 rs unsupervised
Magnet numbty FN: limo-039411
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