Scantronic 4603 Manuale di Installazione

496372 Issue 1 1 of 344601/4602/4603/4604/4605/4606/4608/4609/4624Reference GuideCompatible Equipment4600 Wirefree control panel4618/9 Eight channel r

10 of 34 496372 Issue 1The 4603-60 operates on the DTI-specified frequency for alarm systems, andcan be used as a one or two channel alarm transmitter

496372 Issue 1 11 of 34The BNC connector at the top of the card is a standard Scantronic aerialconnection.4603-6x series transmitters contain an inter

12 of 34 496372 Issue 1Technical SpecificationThis section summarises the overall capacities of the 4603-6x series.Dimensions h x w x d 152 x 104 x 30

496372 Issue 1 13 of 34Mode 3 - Boat/caravan Single Zone Alarm PanelIn this mode the 4603-60 can be used as a boat or caravan single zonealarm panel,

14 of 34 496372 Issue 1Figure 9. 4603 Mode 4The unit transmits whenever inputs A or B are either broken or reconnected.Coding the TransmitterSet the r

496372 Issue 1 15 of 34Technical SpecificationDimensions h x w x d 130 x 32 x 23mm.Input supply 3.7V Lithium battery.Temperature -10°C to 55°C. Humidi

16 of 34 496372 Issue 14618/9Set switches 1 to 8 to the site code of the 4618/9. Set switches 9 to 10 to thedevice number. The alarm channel triggers

496372 Issue 1 17 of 34TestingYou can switch the 4604-55 on so that it transmits a continuous test signal.This facility helps in range-testing and fau

18 of 34 496372 Issue 1Technical SpecificationDimensions h x w x d 102 x 44 x 20mm.Input supply: 3.7V Lithium battery.Temperature -10°C to 55°C. Humid

496372 Issue 1 19 of 34Figure 14. Coding 4618/9 modes 1-84611/4613Not compatible.4612Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. The side buttons

2 of 34 496372 Issue 1GeneralRangeTransmitter range depends on the receiver aerial and the nature of thereceiving path. These ranges in the table belo

20 of 34 496372 Issue 1Final CommissioningAfter coding switch on the battery. Find switch 2 of the small black 2-way DILswitch (marked ON/OFF). Set to

496372 Issue 1 21 of 34Tilt Switch - The buzzer starts a warning tone approximately 12 secondsafter the unit tilts more than 45 degrees from vertical.

22 of 34 496372 Issue 1Final CommissioningSwitch on the battery after setting the site and zone code. Find switch 2 of thesmall black 2-way DIL switch

496372 Issue 1 23 of 344608IntroductionThe 4608 Passive Infra-Red Detector is an indoor only dual element move-ment detector designed for use with the

24 of 34 496372 Issue 1Figure 16. 4608 PB Layout4608

496372 Issue 1 25 of 34Lens Changing and PatternsFigure 17. Horizontal Curtain and Long RangeNote 1: Remove PCB and Rotate PCB 90º to the left (anti-c

26 of 34 496372 Issue 1Figure 18. Wide Angle and Curtain Lenses.CODING THE TRANSMITTERSet the site code on the large 10-way DIL switch. Note that UP i

496372 Issue 1 27 of 344600Set switches 1 to 6 to the site-code of the 4600. Set switches 7-10 to thezone number as shown for the 4604.4611/4613Not co

28 of 34 496372 Issue 1TestingFigure 20. 4608 JumpersZone Locator TestTo perform a zone locator test, fit the 'OZW' link in the 'Z&apos

496372 Issue 1 29 of 344609IntroductionThe 4609 smoke detector comprises an optical smoke sensor and a radiotransmitter. When the smoke sensor activat

496372 Issue 1 3 of 34BATTERY CAREDO NOT DESTROY THE BATTERY IN A FIRE.DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE BATTERY.DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RECHARGE THE BATTERY.DO NO

30 of 34 496372 Issue 14612Switches 1 to 10 on the receiver match switches 1 to 8 and 1 to 2 on the4609. Switch 3 on the 4609 matches switch 3 or 1 on

496372 Issue 1 31 of 34The 4624 transmitter is fully compatible with 4618 and 4619 receivers andprovides two - channel indication with 4612 and 4660/7

32 of 34 496372 Issue 1Note 1. If the transmitter is used for normally closed units, the 4618/9 Receiver mustbe in mode 14. Any unused inputs (channel

496372 Issue 1 33 of 344624c) To allow a second 4624 to output to channels 5 - 8 on the receiver, setswitch number 8 on the transmitter to ‘Off’.Note:

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4 of 34 496372 Issue 1The pendants must be coded to match the appropriate receiver. This iscarried out via two sets of small DIL switches.These have o

496372 Issue 1 5 of 344612Set switches 1-8 and 1-2, to the site code of the 4612. Set switches 3-4 onthe first transmitter, to the same as the mode se

6 of 34 496372 Issue 1Re-assemblyRefit the lid of the case, ensuring that the aerial cord is firmly gripped in theguides provided and that the sealing

496372 Issue 1 7 of 34Coding The TransmitterRemove the self-tapping screws and carefully ease the top of the caseupwards.Set the site code on the larg

8 of 34 496372 Issue 14612Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. Set switches 1-2 on the firsttransmitter to the same as mode selection switc

496372 Issue 1 9 of 344660/75Refer to the appropriate installation manual.Final CommissioningAfter coding, switch on the battery. Find switch 2 of the