Resolution RE524X RE524X - Wireless to Wireless Translator User Manual
Resolution Products, Inc. RE524X - Wireless to Wireless Translator
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Installation Guide: RE524X Wireless to Wireless Translator™ Features • • • • • Selectable wireless panel and sensor compatibility Translator or repeater operation Rechargeable backup battery Cover tamper Certified to UL1023 and ULC1023 Quick Setup 1 MOUNT AND WIRE A Select a mounting position and location. B Connect the power supply to the translator. 2 TRANSLATOR CONFIGURATION A Select the brand of panel that the translator must Wall mounting talk to using the “PANEL SELECT” knob. screw locations B Select the brand of sensors that the translator must listen to using the “SENSOR SELECT” knob. C Translator configuration a) Press the “CONFIGURE” button to enter configuration mode. b) Tamper or trip all sensors to be translated. c) Press the “CONFIGURE” button to exit configuration mode. 3 PANEL ENROLLMENT (Mounting hardware not included. Use two #4 or # 6 screws for mounting ) (For full sensor enrollment instructions, refer to Advanced Setup, step 3) A Enroll Translator into Panel. • Trip the translator tamper to enroll the translator into the panel (For Honeywell® and 2GIG® panels select loop 1). -or• Enter ID into panel. The translator’s ID is printed on the bar code label. B Enroll Sensors into Panel • With the translator cover open, trip each sensor to enroll it into to the panel. • Finish setup of each sensor at the panel. 4 FINISH With the translator cover open, perform a panel sensor test. Close the cover. Test and verify proper operation of the sensors at the panel. Cut the lock wire to lock the translator (For more information on locking, refer to Advanced Setup, step 4). Secure cover with screw. DIAGRAM INSTALLATION VIDEOS and PRODUCT INFORMATION: http://resolutionproducts.com/products/translators-repeaters/universal-translator/ Advanced Setup 1 MOUNT AND WIRE A Select a mounting position and location. • Mount the translator at least 5 feet from the Control Panel’s receiver. • Do NOT mount the translator in a metal can or on a metal surface. • Verify adequate RF signal strength at the panel before permanently mounting. B Connect the power supply to the translator using either the supplied barrel connector or flying leads. • Rotate the barrel plug down to the right so the wires exit the enclosure through the strain relief area. • Ensure the backup battery connector is plugged into the translator. • The power transformer must be plugged into a nonswitched outlet. • In the United States, the transformer must be secured to an outlet. • In Canada, the transformer must NOT be secured to the outlet. 2 TRANSLATOR CONFIGURATION A Select the brand of panel that the translator must talk to using the “PANEL SELECT” knob. B Select the brand of sensors that the translator must listen to using the “SENSOR SELECT” knob. C Translator Configuration a) Press and release the CONFIGURE button to enter translator configuration mode. The yellow LED will turn on when translator configuration mode is entered. b) Tamper or trip all the sensors to be translated. The translator beeps for each sensor that is included in the system. c) Press CONFIGURE button to exit translator configuration mode. The yellow LED will turn off when the translator configuration mode is exited. • Configuration mode ends automatically when the cover is closed or 30 minutes after the last action. • Sensors may be enrolled directly into the panel while in configuration mode. • Configuration mode is locked out 24 hours after power up. To re-enable configuration mode, the translator must be power cycled by removing both 12VDC input power and backup battery for at least 5 seconds. • When re-entering translator configuration mode, previously configured sensors are retained. There is no need to reconfigure every sensor if the intention is to add a sensor. • Configuration data is retained even if both the 12VDC input power and battery backup power are lost. • When both the panel and sensor selection knobs are set to the same brand the translator will act as a repeater. 3 PANEL ENROLLMENT A Enroll Translator into Panel: • Trip the cover tamper to enroll the translator into the panel. -or• Enter ID into panel. The translator’s base ID is printed on the bar code label. (For Honeywell® and 2GIG® panels, select loop 1) 3 PANEL ENROLLMENT (continued) B Enroll Sensors into panel: • Tamper or trip each sensor to send an enrollable transmission to the panel. • Installations using Interlogix (formerly GE) panels require the translator cover to be open so sensor tamper signals are sent on sensors that do not have a tamper switch. • Finish setup of each sensor at the panel. Below are guidelines on how to enroll the translator and sensors into your panel. Refer to the panel installation manual for complete panel instructions. Interlogix ® (formerly GE ®) Translator enrollment: Enter Learn Sensor mode. At the Trip Sensor prompt: Trip the translator’s cover tamper to enroll the translator into the panel. Select Group 13 instant perimeter Sensor enrollment: Enter Learn Sensor mode. At the Trip Sensor prompt: Tamper each sensor to enroll it. If the sensor does not have a tamper switch trip the sensor with translator cover open to enroll it. • For the first 24 hours after power-up, all Interlogix sensor trips will transmit a temporary tamper for enrollment if the translator cover is open. Set up the sensor for the desired behavior. Honeywell ® Translator enrollment: Enter Programming mode. Zone Type: 3 (Perimeter). Input Type: 3 (Supervised RF). When prompted: • Trip the translator’s cover tamper multiple times. -or• Enter the translator’s ID number, which is printed on the unit. Change the sensor to loop 1. Sensor enrollment: Enter 3 Programming mode. Set up the sensor for the desired behavior. When prompted, perform the typical Honeywell enrollment sequence. The translator does not support multiple loops on Honewell sensors. Ony one loop may be used. 2GIG ® Translator enrollment: Enter RF enrollment mode Sensor Type: (03) perimeter Equipment Code: (0862) DW10-345. At “Enter RF Serial Number”: • [press SHIFT, Learn, Trip the translator’s cover tamper]. -or• Enter the translator’s ID number, which is printed on the unit. Equipment Age: (0) new Loop Number: (1) Sensor enrollment: Enter RF enrollment mode. Set up the sensor for the desired behavior. When prompted, perform the typical 2GIG enrollment sequence. 3 PANEL ENROLLMENT (continued) DSC ® Translator enrollment: Enter Wireless Enrollment mode. Trip the translator cover tamper to enroll the translator. Zone Type: 03 (instant) • For the first 24 hours after power-up, all translator tamper trips will send a temporary “open” for enrollment purposes. Sensor enrollment: Enter Wireless Enrollment Mode. Trip each sensor to initiate enrollment. Set up the sensor for the desired behavior. Qolsys ® • Qolsys IQ panel uses Interlogix 319.5MHz protocol. • DSC Touch panel made by Qolsys uses DSC 433.92MHz protocol. Notes SENSORS • If the translator loses both 12VDC input power and battery back up power, sensor configuration data is retained. • Low battery, tamper, and supervisory signals are reported by the translator on its ID. • Low battery signals from the translator are suppressed in the first 24 hours after power-up. However, a missing battery condition is reported right away. • The translator does not support multiple loops on Honeywell sensors. Ony one loop may be used. FAULT CONDITIONS • 12VDC input overvoltage fault: Continually flashes and beeps on the green LED and sounder. • 12VDC input removed fault: Green LED turns off and the sounder makes a long beep. FACTORY DEFAULT 4 FINISH A With the translator cover open, perform a panel sensor test. • When the translator cover is open the translator will only send sensor transmissions to the panel if the received sensor transmissions have enough signal margin to be reliably received by the translator. • Closing the translator cover exits translator sensor test mode. When the translator is not in sensor test mode all received sensor transmissions are sent to the panel. • Translator sensor test mode is locked out 24 hours after power up. To re-enable sensor test mode, the translator must be power cycled by removing both 12VDC input power and backup battery for at least 5 seconds. B Close the cover. Test and verify proper operation at the panel. Ensure all sensor alarms are reported properly to the central station. C Translator Locking: Locking the translator locks all translator configuration settings and provides takeover protection. a) Ensure all sensors are functioning as desired. b) Carefully review the effects of translator locking before proceeding: • Translator can not be factory defaulted. • Existing sensor configurations can not be changed. • Panel selection can not be changed. • Sensor selection can not be changed. • Translator LOCKING CAN NOT BE UNDONE. c) Open the translator cover and cut the lock wire. The green and red LED will flash, and the sounder will beep to confirm. d) The translator locks automatically after 30 days of continuous operation. D With the cover closed, insert the cover securing screw into the screw hole near the cover latch. • To return the translator to a factory default condition, press and hold the configure button. After a couple seconds, the sounder will start beeping rapidly. Continue holding the button until the sounder stops beeping. • Factory default is not possible if the translator is locked. KEY FOB MAPPING PANEL FUNCTION HONEYWELL Off (loop 2) On (loop 3) Left (loop 4) Right (loop 1) No action KEYFOB HONEYWELL 2GIG INTERLOGIX DSC NAPCO Unlock Away Stay Away+Unlock Star Unlock Lock Lights Lock+Unlock Star Off Away Home Panic Off On Left (A1) Right (A2) Unlock Lock Lock+Unlock Star Lights Off Away Home Panic Off On Left (A1) Right (A2) Off Away or Home Away Panic Off On or Left (A1) On Right (A2) Unlock Away Stay Panic (Away+Unlock) Star No action Off On Left Right INTERLOGIX Unlock Lock Lock+Lock Panic (Lock+Unlock) No action Off On or Left On Right Unlock Away or Stay Away Away+Unlock Star DSC Off Away Home Panic No action Off On Left Right Unlock Away Stay Away+Unlock Star 2GIG Specifications “GE”, “INTERLOGIX”, “HONEYWELL”, “DSC”, “2GIG”, “QOLSYS” AND “NAPCO” ARE TRADEMARKS OWNED BY GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, UNITED TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRONIC CONTROLS INC., HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC., TYCO SAFETY PRODUCTS CANADA LTD, NORTEK SECURITY & CONTROL LLC, TYCO SAFETY PRODUCTS CANADA LTD, AND NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. RESPECTIVELY. 8.5 x 5.0 x 1.3 inches 16.0 Ounces Cover Opening #4 or #6 ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Maximum Humidity 32 to 120˚F (0 to 49˚C) -4 to 86˚F (-20 to 30˚C), Long-Term 85% relative humidity, non-condensing POWER Power Transformer Input Output Part Number Battery Backup Specifications Part Number Trickle Charge Fast Charge 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.5A 12VDC 1A RE012-6 RESOLUTION PRODUCTS, INC. PRODUCTS WILL FUNCTION WITH ONE OF EITHER INTERLOGIX (FORMERLY GE), HONEYWELL, DSC, 2GIG OR QOLSYS SYSTEMS. HOWEVER, NO RESOLUTION PRODUCT IS PRODUCED BY, ENDORSED BY, NOR IS OFFICIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH INTERLOGIX (FORMERLY GE), HONEYWELL, DSC, 2GIG, QOLSYS OR NAPCO. RESOLUTION RECOMMENDS VERIFYING PROPER ENROLLMENT AND OPERATION, PER CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, AT INSTALLATION. WARRANTY RESOLUTION PRODUCTS, INC. WILL REPLACE PRODUCTS THAT ARE DEFECTIVE IN THEIR FIRST FIVE (5) YEARS. FCC NOTICE THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE. (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE THAT MAY BE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY RESOLUTION PRODUCTS, INC. COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT. FCC ID: U5X-RE524X 24 hours minimum 6VDC 800mAh NiMH RE030 8mA 32mA WIRELESS RADIO RF Frequency 319.5MHz, 345MHz, 433.92MHz Compatibility Interlogix® (formerly GE®), 2GIG® Honeywell®, DSC®, Qolsys®, Napco® CERTIFICATIONS ETL Listings Other Off On Left (A1) Right (A2) Notices PHYSICAL Housing Dimensions Weight with Battery Tamper Activation Mounting Screws Unlock Lock Star Lock+Unlock Lights IC NOTICE THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH INDUSTRY CANADA LICENSE-EXEMPT RSS STANDARD(S). OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION OF THE DEVICE. LE PRÉSENT APPAREIL EST CONFORME AUX CNR D’INDUSTRIE CANADA APPLICABLES AUX APPAREILS RADIO EXEMPTS DE LICENCE. L’EXPLOITATION EST AUTORISÉE AUX DEUX CONDITIONS SUIVANTES : (1) L’APPAREIL NE DOIT PAS PRODUIRE DE BROUILLAGE, ET (2) L’UTILISATEUR DE L’APPAREIL DOIT ACCEPTER TOUT BROUILLAGE RADIOÉLECTRIQUE SUBI, MÊME SI LE BROUILLAGE EST SUSCEPTIBLE D’EN COMPROMETTRE LE FONCTIONNEMENT. IC: 8310A-RE524X PATENTS 8,456,278 OTHER PATENTS PENDING UL 1023, ORD-C1023-1974 FCC, IC Specifications subject to change without notice. This product is NOT for use with life safety sensors, such as Smoke, Heat, or CO detectors. Manual: 47-0014-00 REV A Date: 15-Feb-16 24-Hour Tech Support Line: (877)260-5578 www.ResolutionProducts.com
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