IDS 860-06-0004 Manual 

IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver (Digital - No Relays) 2. Features • Four channel receiver • High noise immunity • 238 Users + 64 supervised RF devices may be learned • Signal Jamming Detection and Ambient Noise Level indication • Advanced RF anti-collision software • Panel arming / disarming / stay arming and panic through keypad bus • Expansion of panel zones with RF devices such 6. RF Passives are done through the panel keypad. The programming of any of the other features does however still need to be done using the Dip switches. • Jumper 5 is the power jumper that may be used to remove power from the unit when required to do so during programming. Programming the Unit in Stand - Alone Mode. (Power Up Settings) 3. as RF passives. Introduction N.B. to change any settings on the receiver unit, the receiver needs to be powered down, the settings changed and then powered up again. P/N 860-06-0004 The IDS Digital Wireless Receiver is an extremely versatile receiver unit that may be used in conjunction with any DIGITAL IDS alarm panel such as the IDS 816, 1224 or 1632. When used with a DIGITAL IDS alarm panel, the receiver connects onto the same communication and power bus as the keypad and no other connections are needed to make use of any of the advanced receiver functions. Restoring the Factory Default Settings : 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. 2. Switch Dip switches 1, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ON 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 4. Switch Dip Switch 8 OFF 5. Wait for the LED’s to start flashing alternately. Specifications Power Supply 12V - 16V DC Max. Power Consumption 175mA Weight 145g Dimensions (H x W x L) 33 x 66 x 104 Colour White Users 238 Passives (Supervised) 64 4. 5. Installation and Wiring • When connected to a DIGITAL IDS alarm panel, the D+ and D- data lines must be connected to the panel’s D+ and D- data lines. • For ease of programming Jumper 5 may be used to remove power to the unit after installation. Switches and Jumpers • The IDS Digital Wireless Receiver has 8 Dip switches, 1 Tamper switch and 1 Jumper. • The 8 Dip switches are used to program the receiver and adjust its available features. When connected to an IDS DIGITAL alarm panel the programming of users and RF devices such as 6. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. 7. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode The factory default settings with all Dip switches OFF and all jumpers ON are as follow: Three Minute Retrigger Protect Off Remote Learn Off Panic Remote Learn Off RF Device Learn Off Ambient Noise Level Test Off 3 S ec Remote Panic Enabled Power Jumper On Arm / Disarm Button Button 1 Stay Arm Button Button 2 Instant Panic Button None IDS IDS 700-284-4 B August 2007 IDS IDS 1 2 3

IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver 3 Sec Hold for Panic Button All Signal Jamming Detect Period 30s Device Not Reporting 1hr max Deleting ALL the User Remotes : 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. 2. Switch Dip switches 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ON 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 4. Switch Dip Switch 8 OFF 5. Wait for the LED’s to start alternating 6. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. 7. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode Deleting all Supervised RF Devices (e.g. RF Passive IR's) : 8. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode Assigning an Arm / Disarm Button on a Remote : N.B. This Function will affect ALL remotes. 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. 2. Switch Dip switches 3 and 8 ON 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 4. Press the button on a known remote that will become the Arm / Disarm button. 5. Switch Dip switch 8 OFF. 6. Wait for the LED’s to start flashing alternately. 7. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. 8. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode. Assigning a Stay Arm Button on a Remote : Remote Arm or Disarm 3 Minute Retrigger Protecting : 1. Switch Dip switch 2 ON to enable retrigger protecting. To indicate the Ambient Noise Level : N.B. This function must be disabled during normal operation This function allows the testing of ambient noise in the environment surrounding the receiver during installation. 1. Switch Dip switch 4 ON to enable noise level testing. 2. ONLY install the receiver in an environment with Normal or Better Noise Levels. During Noise Testing the LED’s indicate the following: 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. 2. Switch Dip switches 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ON N.B. This Function will affect ALL remotes. 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. OFF RED LED OFF GREEN LED NOISE LEVEL VERY LOW 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 4. Switch Dip Switch 8 OFF 5. Wait for the LED’s to start flashing alternately. 6. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. 7. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode 2. Switch Dip switches 2 and 8 ON 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 4. Press the button on a known remote that will become the Stay Arm button. 5. Switch Dip switch 8 OFF. 6. Wait for the LED’s to start flashing alternately. 7. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. OFF OFF SLOW FAST ON SLOW FAST ON ON ON LOW NORMAL HIGH VERY HIGH POSSIBLE JAMMING Assigning a Dedicated Panic Button to a Remote : N.B. This Function will affect ALL remotes. 1. Remove power from the unit by removing jumper J1 and switch all Dip switches OFF. 2. Switch Dip switches 4 and 8 ON 3. Restore Power to the Unit by replacing J1 7. 8. When the LED’s stop flashing the unit is in the normal operating mode. Programming the Unit in Stand - Alone Mode. (Normal Settings) Learn New Panic Remotes : 1. Switch Dip Switch 6 ON 2. Press any button on the remotes to be learned. 3. Switch Dip switch 6 OFF to exit the learn mode. Disable the 3 second Hold for Panic Feature : 4. Press the button on a known remote that will become an instant panic button. 5. Switch Dip switch 8 OFF. 6. Wait for the LED’s to start flashing alternately. 7. Switch ALL Dip switches OFF. These settings may be adjusted during normal operation and it is not necessary to power the unit down for the settings to take effect. 1. To disable the 3 second hold for panic feature on ALL remotes switch Dip switch 7 ON. IDS IDS 700-284-4 B August 2007 IDS IDS 4 5 6

IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver IDS Keypad Bus Remote Receiver 8. Programming a Unit Connected to a Digital IDS alarm panel. 10. Program Summary and LED Indications Learning and Deleting Individual User Remotes : Switch Settings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R G Function 1. To learn a new user remote, leave Dip switch 3 ON. (it need not be switched OFF for normal operation when connected to an IDS DIGITAL alarm panel) 2. Follow the user manual of the DIGITAL IDS alarm panel for learning new users. Learning new supervised RF devices and deleting devices by zone allocation : 1. Follow the user manual of the DIGITAL IDS alarm panel for learning new RF devices and deleting ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 0 1 0 PANIC DISABLE ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ 0 1 2 LEARN PANIC ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ 0 1 0 TEST NOISE ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 1 4 LEARN 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 PANIC BUTTON 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 ARM BUTTON 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 STAY BUTTON 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 LEARN DEVICE 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 2 RECEIVER ID 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 4 4 DELETE DEVICES 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 4 4 DELETE REMOTES 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 3 FACTORY RESETS 9. RF devices by zone. Connector, Switch and Jumper Positions 0 = OFF 1 = ON 2 = BLINK 3 = FAST 4 = SLOW 5 = ALT R = RED LED G = GREEN LED 3 4 MEMORY FULL 1 1 BUSY SIGNAL 0 0 INVALID SIGNAL 5 5 LOW BATT ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + 12V GND D - D + IDS IDS 700-284-4 B August 2007 IDS IDS 7 8 9