EL EL-2648 Manuel utilisateur

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1Introduction

The EL-2648 is a stand-alone receiver that enables Electronics Line 3000's range of supervised wireless

transmitters to be used with most popular hardwire control panels. The stand-alone receiver provides an

interface between wireless devices and the control panel's wired zone inputs. The EL-2648 includes a

simple, menu-driven programming interface and supports up to 8 individual detectors and 16 keyfobs.

Figure 1: System Overview

2Installation

This section explains receiver installation, transmitter registration and testing, wiring connections, and

keyfob functionality.

Figure 2: EL-2648 (cover off)

2.1 Receiver Installation

After unpacking the kit and making sure that you have all the necessary equipment, it is recommended

that you install the stand-alone receiver as follows:

STEP 1: Plan the installation

STEP 2: Register the transmitters

STEP 3: Test the chosen mounting location

1 Antenna Connector

2 Upper Mounting Hole

3 Receiver

4 LED Indicator

5 LCD Display

6 Tamper Switch (Select Key)

7 Navigation Keys

8 Flash Programming Connector

9 Terminal Blocks

10 Wiring Hole

11 Lower Mounting Hole

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STEP 4: Permanently install the stand-alone receiver and the transmitters

STEP 1: Planning the installation

When planning the installation, consider the following guidelines:

•Whenever possible, mount the receiver centrally in relation to wireless transmitters.

•Avoid installation in close proximity to sources of high noise or radio frequency interference.

For example, metal air conditioner/heater ducts and circuit breaker boxes.

•Minimize the distance between the receiver and transmitters.

•Minimize the number of obstacles between the receiver and transmitters.

Figure 3: Minimizing Obstacles

•Metal based construction materials, such as steel reinforced concrete walls, reduce the

range of radio transmissions.

Figure 4: Considering Construction Materials

•The reduction of the RF signals’ strength is directly proportional to the thickness of the

obstacle, assuming that the obstacles are of identical material.

Figure 5: Considering Thickness of Obstacles

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STEP 2: Registering transmitters

For the receiver to recognize a transmitter, it must be registered. In general terms, transmitter

registration means sending two transmissions from a device when the receiver is in Registration

mode.

To register transmitters to the receiver:

1. Open the plastic housing by removing the two cover screws.

2. Connect the provided antenna to the antenna connector.

3. Temporarily apply 9-13.8VDC to the power input terminals in order to register the transmitters to

the receiver – see Figure 6: Terminal Blocks and Table 1: Terminal Block Connections.

4. With the receiver's tamper switch open, press the and navigation keys simultaneously to enter

programming mode; MAIN,TESTS appears on the display.

5. Scroll using the or navigation keys until MAIN,TX REG appears on the display.

6. Press SELECT (tamper switch); TX REG, ZONE REG appears on the display.

7. Press SELECT if you want to register a detector, or to KF REG to register a keyfob.

8. Choose the Zone to which you want to register the transmitter.

9. Activate the transmitter twice; after the two transmissions have been received, SAVE? appears on

the display.

10. Press SELECT; the transmitter is registered and the receiver is ready to register the next

transmitter.

11. Register another transmitter or press and simultaneously to exit Registration mode. After 8

transmitters are registered, zone registration mode is automatically terminated.

STEP 3: Testing the chosen mounting location

Once all of the transmitters are registered, it is recommended that you test the chosen mounting

locations before permanently mounting the receiver and wireless devices.

To test transmitters:

1. Choose a mounting location for each of the transmitter according to the guidelines given in STEP 1:

Planning the installation.

2. With the receiver's tamper switch open, press and navigation keys simultaneously to enter

programming mode; MAIN,TESTS appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT and then until TESTS,TX TEST appears on the display.

4. Press SELECT; TEST appears on the display.

5. Activate a transmitter; the transmitter’s details are displayed: on the upper line TEST, and the

transmitters' type; while on the lower line the transmitter’s zone/keyfob, and the reception quality (0-

9) appear. For example, TEST PIR,Z3 S=7 indicates that transmitter registered to zone 3 is a PIR

detector and has a signal quality of 7. Repeat this test until you determine the optimum mounting

location.

6. Test the reception of all transmitters one by one.

7. To exit Test mode, Press and together.

STEP 4: Permanently install the stand-alone receiver and the transmitters

Having chosen and tested the mounting location of the receiver and each transmitter, you are now

ready to permanently install the receiver and transmitters. To install the transmitters, refer to the

individual installation instructions provided with each unit.

To permanently install the receiver

1. Power down the receiver and disconnect the antenna.

2. Place the receiver’s rear cover in position against the wall and mark the four mounting holes.

3. Install wall anchors in the appropriate positions.

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4. Thread all the required cables through the wiring hole from the rear of the cover and make all

necessary wiring connections as described in the following section – do not apply power yet!

5. Mount the receiver to the wall using the four screws supplied with the kit.

6. Power down the control panel.

7. Connect the receiver's zone outputs to the control panel's zone inputs as required.

8. Connect the control panel's auxiliary 12V power output to the receiver's DC power input.

Alternatively, you may power the receiver using a 12V (200mA) AC/DC adaptor.

9. Close the front cover with the two cover screws.

10. Connect the antenna to the antenna connector.

2.2 Terminal Block Connections

Figure 6: Terminal Blocks

TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

Terminals 1 (+V) & 2 (GND) 9 - 13.8VDC power input.

Terminals 3 (T1) & 4 (COM) Trouble 1 output – activated by a tamper transmission from a detector, by the

tamper switch opened on the receiver, by an out of sync transmitter, by

antenna trouble*or by RF jamming.

Terminals 4 (COM) & 5 (T2) Trouble 2 output – activated by a Trouble transmission, a Low Battery

transmission, AC loss transmission or Supervision loss.

Terminals 6 (Z1) & 7 (COM) Zone 1 detection device alarm output or ARM/DISARM output for keyfobs.

Terminals 7 (COM) & 8 (Z2) Zone 2 detection device alarm output or PANIC output for keyfobs.

Terminals 9 (Z3) & 10 (COM) Zone 3 detection device alarm output.

Terminals 10(COM) & 11 (Z4) Zone 4 detection device alarm output.

Terminals 12 (Z5) & 13 (COM) Zone 5 detection device alarm output.

Terminals 13 (COM) & 14 (Z6) Zone 6 detection device alarm output.

Terminals 15 (Z7) & 16 (COM) Zone 7 detection device alarm output.

Terminals 16 (COM) & 17 (Z8) Zone 8 detection device alarm output.

Table 1: Terminal Block Connections

Only relevant to versions with antenna supervision

Zone Outputs

Trouble

Outputs

DC Power

Input

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2.3 Keyfob Functions

The EL-2648 supports two types of keyfob transmitter, EL-2611 and EL-2614. You can register up to

16 keyfobs to the stand-alone receiver. Figure 7 illustrates these transmitters and the functions

assigned to their buttons.

EL-2611 EL-2614

Figure 7: Keyfob Button Assignments

3Programming

This section explains how to program the receiver, register and delete transmitters, and configure the

settings for outputs and functions.

General Notes

•All programming and transmitter registration is performed using the and navigation keys

and SELECT (tamper switch) located beside the LCD.

•Menu mode automatically terminates 15 minutes after the last keystroke.

•Pressing and together enables you to move up a level in the menu or to exit a

programming option without saving any changes.

•Hold down the tamper switch for at least five seconds to exit Programming mode.

To program the receiver:

1. Disarm the control panel to which the receiver is connected.

2. Remove the front cover of the receiver.

3. Press and together to enter programming mode; MAIN,TESTS appears on the display.

4. Press to scroll through the menu until the required function appears on the display (enables

you to scroll backwards).

5. Press SELECT to select the function or press and together to cancel the procedure.

6. To exit Programming mode, select MAIN,EXIT from the menu or hold down the tamper switch for

at least five seconds.

Note: When the receiver is in Programming mode all the outputs function as normal with regard to

the control panel. For example, any device that detects will still activate the relevant output even

though the receiver is in Programming mode.

Panic

Disarm

Panic -

hen pressed

together

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Figure 8: Menu Structure

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3.1 General Configuration

To program function settings:

1. In Programming mode, scroll using or navigation keys until the MAIN,CONFIG appears on

the display.

2. Press SELECT and then or to view the options.

3. Press SELECT to choose the displayed option or press and together to exit the option without

saving changes.

The available options are explained in the following table.

OPTION EXPLANATION

OUTPUT 1

Output 1 can be used as a regular detection device zone or it can be used as the output for

Arm/Disarm commands from keyfobs.

OUTPUT 2

Output 2 can be used as a regular detection device zone or it can be used as the output for Panic

alarms from keyfobs.

LCD The LCD option determines whether the display is enabled during normal operation mode (i.e.

when the tamper is closed) or during programming mode only (disabled).

RESYNC Transmissions that are out of synchronization are rejected by the receiver. Re-synchronization of

the transmitter with the receiver restores normal operation.

JAMMING

The system is able to detect RF Jamming that is usually caused by an intruder attempting to

compromise the security system. Jamming detecting function can be set to European (EU), United

States (US) standards, or it can be disabled.

SV TIME

The transmitters send a supervision signal approximately one hour after their last transmission. If

the receiver does not receive supervision signals from a specific transmitter, that transmitter is

regarded as inactive. Supervision time is the amount of time after which a transmitter is considered

inactive. You can program a supervision time between 2 - 24 hours.. .

Table 2: Configuration Options

3.1.1 Output Configuration

You can program the output settings of zones 1 & 2 to react to detector alarms or commands from keyfobs:

To configure Output 1

1. In Programming mode, scroll using the and navigation keys until MAIN,CONFIG appears on

the display.

2. Press SELECT; CONFIG,OUTPUT 1 appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT and use the and navigation keys to choose the required output type for Output 1.

The following options are available:

•ZONE 1 – The output is used as a regular zone output.

•ARM/DIS – The output reacts to arm and disarm transmissions from 4-button keyfobs

(EL-2614). There are two relay operation modes available for Arm/Disarm. To choose the

Arm/Disarm mode, press SELECT and use the and navigation keys to choose one of

the following modes.

•STEADY – intended for use with arm/disarm inputs designed for latching key-

switches (i.e. the relay opens to arm and closes to disarm the control panel).

•PULSE – intended for use with arm/disarm inputs designed for momentary key-

switches (i.e. the relay opens then closes to arm or disarm the control panel).

4. Press SELECT.

To configure Output 2

1. In Programming mode, scroll using or navigation keys until MAIN,CONFIG appears on the

display.

2. Press SELECT and then or ; CONFIG,OUTPUT 2 appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT and use the and navigation keys to choose the required output type for Output 2.

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The following options are available:

•ZONE 2 – The output is used as a regular zone output.

•PANIC – The output reacts to panic transmissions from 1-button keyfobs or SOS

transmissions from 4-button keyfobs - see Figure 7: Keyfob Button Assignments.

4. Press SELECT.

3.1.2 LCD Configuration

You can configure the LCD display to be enabled or disabled during normal operation. When disabled,

the LCD shall still operate during Programming mode.

To configure the LCD display:

1. In Configuration mode, press SELECT and then or ; CONFIG,LCD appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT and then or to enable or disable the LCD.

3. Press SELECT.

3.1.3 Re-Synchronization

When a transmitter is out-of-synch, its transmissions are rejected by the system and you need to re-

synchronize the transmitter.

To re-synchronize a transmitter:

1. In Configuration mode, press SELECT and then or ; CONFIG, RESYNC appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT; RESYNC, OK?; appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT; a 10-minute time window opens.

4. During the 10-minute window, if a transmission is received that is out of synchronization, the

transmitter is re-synchronized.

3.1.4 Jamming

When Jamming is enabled, the receiver is able to detect the presence of continued RF interference

that may disrupt the reception of real transmissions from registered devices. You can set jamming

detection to either US or European standards or disable jamming detection altogether.

To configure the Jamming setting:

1. In Configuration mode, press SELECT and then or ; CONFIG,JAMMING appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT and then or to configure the jamming EU, US or Disabled.

3. Press SELECT.

3.1.5 Supervision Time

The supervision time is the period after which the transmitter is considered as “inactive” if no

transmissions are received.

To set the supervision time:

1. In Configuration mode, press SELECT and then or ; CONFIG, SV TIME appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT; SV TIME, XXh appears on the display.

3. Use and to choose a time between 2 and 24 hours in 1 hour increments.

4. Press SELECT.

3.2 Registering and Deleting Transmitters

Transmitter registration enables the receiver to recognize the source of received transmissions. Once

the receiver is installed, up to 8 individual detection devices can be registered, one to each output. In

addition you can register up to 16 keyfobs at the expense of detection devices registered to zones 1 and

2 (i.e. if you are using zone outputs 1 and 2 for keyfobs, you can register up to six detection devices to

the remaining zones).

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Note: If you intend to use keyfobs, make sure that you have correctly programmed the appropriate

output in the Configuration section of the menu – see 3.1.1 Output Configuration. If detection devices

are registered to zone 1 or 2 and you wish to register keyfobs to the receiver (or vice-versa), it is

important to delete unused registered devices.

To register detection devices:

1. In Programming mode, press until the display shows MAIN,TX REG.

2. Press SELECT and then until TX REG,ZONE REG appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT; ZONE REG,ZONEX appears on the display (where X is the zone number). Only

unregistered zones are included in the list.

4. Choose the Zone to which you want to register the detector.

5. Activate the detector twice; after two transmissions are received, SAVE? appears on the display.

6. Press SELECT; the detector is registered and the receiver is ready to register the next detector.

7. After 8 transmitters are registered, registration mode is automatically terminated.

Note: If a transmitter has been previously registered to a different zone, attempts to register will be

ignored by the receiver.

To register keyfobs:

1. In Programming mode press until the display shows MAIN,TX REG.

2. Press SELECT and then until TX REG,KF REG appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT; KF REG,KF XX appears on the display (where XX is the keyfob number). Only

unregistered keyfobs are displayed.

4. Choose a number to which you want to assign the keyfob.

5. Activate the keyfob twice; after two transmissions are received, SAVE? appears on the display.

6. Press SELECT; the receiver is ready to register the next keyfob.

7. After 16 keyfobs are registered, registration mode is automatically terminated.

Note: The keyfob transmitter number is only used to identify the keyfob. All keyfobs are associated

with the same outputs (1 and 2) according to the key function.

To delete a registered transmitter:

1. In Programming mode, Press or navigation keys until MAIN,TX DEL appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT. Choose ZONE DEL to delete a detection device or to KF DEL to delete a keyfob.

3. Press SELECT,.

4. Press or until the required transmitter is displayed. Only registered transmitters are included in

the list.

5. Press SELECT; KF DEL, KFXX OK? appears on the display (where XX is the keyfob number).

6. Press SELECT to delete the chosen transmitter or press and together to cancel.

To delete all registered transmitters:

1. From the TX DEL menu, press or until TX DEL ALL is shown on the display.

2. Press SELECT; ALL OK? is shown on the display.

3. Press SELECT to delete all registered transmitters, or press and together to cancel.

3.3 Listing Transmitters

Listing all registered transmitters enables you to view all the zones and keyfobs in use, and the quality

of their last received transmission.

To view all registered transmitters:

1. In Programming mode press or navigation keys until MAIN,TESTS appears on the display.

2. Press SELECT; TESTS,TX LIST appears on the display.

3. Press SELECT; the first registered transmitter appears on the display.

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