Paradox ZX22 Manuel utilisateur

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ZX22

Magellan Wireless 2-Zone Input

Expansion Module

Installation Manual V1.0 and higher

Introduction

The ZX22 is the Magellan wireless two-zone input and tamper

supervision expansion module with ultra-low power consumption.

Compatibility

• MG5000/MG5050 v4.92, MG5050+ v1.00., MG5075 v1.03

or higher versions

• SP5500/SP6000/SP7000 v7.14 and higher (with an RTX3)

• SP4000/SP65 v5.40 and higher (with an RTX3)

• EVO192 and EVOHD v7.31 and higher (with an RTX3)

• BabyWare v5.4.8 and higher

• InField v5.5.2 and higher

Connections

Connect the

+ -

terminals to 3-15 VDC. Connect the tamper terminals

COM and TMP

to an external tamper switch, if available.

Important: Do not remove the double-sided tape, removing might

damage electrical components and malfunction the unit.

FIGURE 1: ZX22 PCB Layout

NOTE: If you switch the input voltage value higher or lower, please

wait 15 seconds before reconnecting power.

LED Indicators

NOTE: The RX/TX LED will stop blinking five minutes after power up to

save battery.

Learn Mode

(Within one minute of power up)

Learn mode allows you to teach the panel the serial numbers of Zone

1 and 2.

Jumpers

INFIELD

UPGRADE

LEARN

SWITCH ANTENNA

JP2 JP1 DO NOT CUT,

BEND, OR ALTER

THE ANTENNA.

EXTERNAL TAMPER

SWITCH (N.C.)

LEDS

LED OFF

RX (Green) / TX (Red) Receiving data / Transmitting data

RSSI For future use / M2 system

Input Serial Number

Zone 1

Press and release the Learn button once

(e.g., 240 000)

Zone 2

Press and release the Learn button twice within

one second

SN+1

(e.g., 240 001)

Jumper Description

JP1 (Z1)

ON (Normally Closed)

Z1 Closed = “Zone Closed” signal

Z1 Open = “Zone Open” signal

OFF (Normally Open)

Z1 Closed = “Zone Open” signal

Z1 Open = “Zone Closed” signal

JP2 (Z2)

ON (Normally Closed)

Z2 Closed = “Zone Closed” signal

Z2 Open = “Zone Open” signal

OFF (Normally Open)

Z2 Closed = “Zone Open” signal

Z2 Open = “Zone Closed” signal

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Low Battery

Low battery is monitored every 12 hours. A low battery will be sent when:

• 3 VDC – Low battery will transmit at 2.5 VDC

• 9 VDC – Low battery will transmit at 6.7 VDC

• 12 VDC – Low battery will transmit at 10.5 VDC

Upgrading Firmware

1. Disconnect the ZX22’s power. Press the Learn switch on the PCB

for one second, this will discharge the unit.

2. Connect the 307USB cable to the Serial port and the other end to the

PC’s USB.

3. Power up the ZX22 and within one minute, press Connect in InField.

4. Open InField and select the required communication settings.

5. Select Browse and locate the upgrade file.

6. Press Start Transfer. This process may take a few minutes.

Technical Specifications

Power In 3 VDC, 9 VDC, or 12-13.8 VDC

RF Frequency 433 MHz or 868 MHz

Low Battery Indication

(supervised every 12

hrs.)

3V: low battery at 2.5V

9V: low battery at 6.7V

12V: low battery at 10.5V

Battery Life/Current 3 years in normal use

(10 activations per day)

50 uA (average current consumption)

Number of Inputs 2 zone inputs plus tamper connection

Operating Temperature -20ºC to 50ºC (-4ºF to 122ºF)

Humidity 5 to 95%

Dimensions (H x W x D) 2 cm x 7 cm x 1 cm

(0.8 in x 2.75 in x 0.4 in)

Warranty

For complete warranty information on this product, please refer to the Limited Warranty Statement

which can be found on our website: paradox.com/terms or contact your local distributor.

Specifications may change without prior notice.

Patents

US, Canadian and international patents may apply. Paradox is a trademark or registered trademark

of Paradox Security Systems (Bahamas) Ltd.

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