Paradox Digiplex Liberator DGP-319 Instructions de montage

DGP-319

Installer’s Guide

Wireless Bus Module V1.0

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1.0 TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................5

1.1 Technical Specifications ...................................................................... 5

1.2 System Features ................................................................................. 5

INSTALLATION ............................................................................6

2.1 Location ...............................................................................................6

2.2 Connections and Mounting ................................................................. 6

PROGRAMMING ...........................................................................8

3.1 Entering Module Programming Mode ................................................. 8

3.1.1 Feature Select Programming ...........................................................9

3.2 Low Battery Supervision ..................................................................... 9

3.3 Check-in Supervision ......................................................................... 10

3.4 Tamper Supervision on Receiver Module .......................................... 10

3.5 PGM Deactivation Mode .................................................................... 11

3.6 PGM Base Time ................................................................................. 11

3.7 PGM Timers ....................................................................................... 12

3.8 PGM Activation Event ........................................................................12

3.9 PGM Deactivation Event .................................................................... 13

3.10 PGM Override ...................................................................................14

3.11 System Reset .................................................................................... 14

3.12 Viewing Unknown Serial Numbers .................................................... 15

DETECTORS AND CONTACT SWITCHES ................................16

4.1 Assigning Detectors & Contact Switches to Receiver ........................ 16

4.2 Assigning Detectors & Contact Switches to Zones ............................ 18

4.3 Viewing Signal Strength of Detectors & Contact Switches ................ 18

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REMOTE CONTROLS .................................................................19

5.1 Assigning Remote Controls to Receiver Module ............................... 20

5.2 Assigning Remote Controls to User Access Codes ...........................21

5.3 Programming Remote Control Buttons .............................................. 21

5.4 Replacing the Remote Control’s Battery ............................................ 26

PROGRAMMING GUIDE .............................................................27

PGM PROGRAMMING TABLE ...................................................32

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS

Manchester Decoding

Diversity Antenna

Error Detection & Correction

Frequency Hopping: @ 902 MHz - 928 MHz or 868MHz

Range: Detectors & Contact Switches:

1000 m (3280’) or 300 m (984’) for 868 MHz

Remote Controls: 30 m (100‘)

Data Rate: 10 KB/s

Sensitivity: -105dBm

Current: 70 mA

Dimension (without antenna) 15 cm H x 16 cm L x 3 cm W

(6” H x 6.5” L x 1.1” W)

Operating Temperature: 0°C - 50°C (32°F - 122°F)

Operating Humidity: 85%

PGM Outputs: 1 (an additional PGM Output is available)

PGM Output current: 5A relay

1.2 SYSTEMFEATURES

Add 16 wireless detectors or contact switches to the Digiplex System

Add 16 remote controls to the Digiplex System

Reflow Design

No tuned Circuit

Tamper Switch

Low Battery, Check-in, and Tamper supervision through Digiplex Control Panel

Trouble Display through Digiplex Control Panel

Signal Strength Indicator

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2.0 INSTALLATION

2.1 LOCATION

Mount the Liberator Wireless Bus Module on a wall allowing at least 5 cm (2")

around the module to permit adequate ventilation and heat dissipation. Select a site

that is not susceptible to drastic temperature changes. Avoid installation near or in

the path of strong RF fields (i.e. neon lights, computers), on or near metal objects,

circuit breaker boxes, air conditioners, and heater ducts since they may cause

interference and reduce its sensitivity. We recommend installing it in a centralized

location on the main floor. Avoid installing it in the basement. Refer to the Digiplex

Control Panel's Reference & Installation Manual for maximum allowable distances

between the control panel and the Liberator Wireless Bus Module.

2.2 CONNECTIONSAND MOUNTING

Firmly screw the two antennae into the connectors marked "ANT" on the Receiver

Module (see Figure 2-1). Using a drill or screwdriver, punch out the four mounting

holes on the back of the plastic case. Align the six holes of the printed circuit board

with the six pins on the back plastic mounting case and snap into place. If placed

correctly, the antennae will lean directly over the grooves in the mounting case.

Do not cut, bend, or alter the antennae. Avoid mounting the Receiver

Module near or on metal as this may affect its sensitivity.

The Liberator Wireless Bus Module is connected to the control panel's DIGI-BUS in

a star and/or daisy chain configuration. The DIGI-BUS is a 4-wire communication

bus that provides power and two-way communication between the control panel and

all the modules connected to it. Connect the “GRN” and “YEL” terminals from the

Receiver Module to the corresponding “GRN” and “YEL” terminals of the control

panel. Connect the “RED” terminal to the “AUX+” of the control panel. Connect the

“BLK” terminal to the “AUX-” of the control panel.

Remove AC power and then remove the battery before adding a bus

module to the system or it may cause communication trouble.

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Figure 2-1: Connections for Receiver Module to Control Panel

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3.0 PROGRAMMING

3.1 ENTERINGMODULEPROGRAMMINGMODE

All programming is done through Module Programming Mode in the Digiplex Control

Panel from any keypad as shown in Figure 3-1. The sections referred to in Step 5

and the data referred to in Step 6 from Figure 3-1 are explored in the following

sections of the manual.

Figure 3-1: Module Programming Mode

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3.1.1 Feature Select Programming

Feature Select Programming is accomplished by enabling and/or disabling

options. Feature Select Programming is used to program sections [001] and [002]

and is also used in PGM Programming. Within the sections, numbers from 1 to 8

represent a specific option to enable or disable. Press the key corresponding to

the desired option and the digit should appear on the LCD screen or illuminate the

corresponding LED on the LED Keypad. This means that the option is enabled or

ON. For example, in Step 6 of Figure 3-1, options [1] and [4] are enabled and

show on the LCD screen. The 1 and 4 LEDs would illuminate on the LED Keypad.

Press the key again to remove or extiguish the digit, thereby disabling (turning

OFF) the option.

3.2 LOWBATTERYSUPERVISION

SECTION[001]: OPTION[1]

The wireless detectors and contact switches function on two 3.6V Lithium batteries.

When a detector or contact switch detects a battery voltage of 6.5V or less, its

yellow light (LED) will flash and it will transmit a signal to the Liberator Wireless Bus

Module indicating that the voltage is low. If this option is enabled, the Receiver

Module will transmit a signal to the control panel, which it will recognize as a Zone

Low Battery. If this option is disabled, the Receiver Module will not transmit the low

voltage signal to the control panel.

From Step 6 in Figure 3-1, page8, enable or disable the option:

Option [1] OFF = Low Battery Supervision disabled

Option [1] ON = Low Battery Supervision enabled (default)

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3.3 CHECK-INSUPERVISION

SECTION[001]: OPTIONS[2] AND[3]

The Liberator Wireless Bus Module waits for each of its assigned detectors and/or

contact switches to send a status signal within a specified time period to confirm

their presence and functionality. If a device has not sent a signal within the time

period, the Receiver Module will automatically transmit a signal to the control panel,

which it can recognize a supervision loss. Option [2] enables the Check-in

Supervision feature and option [3] specifies the time period required for the devices

to send their signal.

From Step 6 in Figure 3-1, page8, enable or disable the options:

Option [2] OFF = Check-in Supervision disabled

Option [2] ON = Check-in Supervision enabled (default)

Option [3] OFF = Check-in every 12 hours (default)

Option [3] ON = Check-in every 12 minutes

3.4 TAMPERSUPERVISIONONRECEIVERMODULE

SECTION[001]: OPTION[4]

If this option is enabled and the Receiver Module's cover is removed, the on-board

tamper switch will be triggered. The Receiver Module will send a signal to the control

panel, which it will recognize as a Module Tamper.

From Step 6 in Figure 3-1, page8, enable or disable the option:

Option [4] OFF = Receiver Module's Tamper Supervision disabled (default)

Option [4] ON = Receiver Module's Tamper Supervision enabled

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3.5 PGM DEACTIVATIONMODE

SECTION[002]: OPTION[1] AND[5]

The Liberator Wireless Bus Module has one or two on-board PGMs. Each PGM can

be in Follow Mode or in Timed Mode. If the PGM is in Follow Mode, it will deactivate

according to its PGM Deactivation Event. If the PGM is in Timed Mode, it will

deactivate according to its PGM Timer. However, if PGM Override is enabled,

Follow Mode and Timed Mode will be ignored.

From Step 6 in Figure 3-1, page8, enable or disable the options:

Option [1] OFF = PGM 1 in Follow Mode

Option [1] ON = PGM 1 in Timed Mode (default)

Option [5] OFF = PGM 2 in Follow Mode

Option [5] ON = PGM 2 in Timed Mode (default)

Ensure that both the PGM Activation Event and PGM Deactivation Event

are programmed for each PGM for Follow Mode to function properly.

3.6 PGM BASE TIME

SECTION[002]: OPTION[2] AND[6]

These options define the Base Time of the PGM Timers when the PGM is inTimed Mode.

From Step 6 in Figure 3-1, page8, enable or disable the options:

Option [2] OFF = PGM 1 Base Time is 1 second (default)

Option [2] ON = PGM 1 Base Time is 1 minute

Option [6] OFF = PGM 2 Base Time is 1 second (default)

Option [6] ON = PGM 2 Base Time is 1 minute

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