Cooper Security Scantronic 770r User manual

770r
Repeater Mode
Quick Start Guide

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Contents
Introduction......................................................................................... 3
Before You Begin ................................................................................. 4
1. Carry Out a Radio Site Survey............................................................ 4
2. Prepare the WAM: ............................................................................ 4
3. Set the WAM to the Mode 1 (Repeater) ............................................... 4
Teach the Control Unit the Identity of the Detectors............................ 6
To Teach Detectors To An i-on40............................................................ 6
To Teach Detectors to a 7510r ............................................................... 6
Teach the Control Unit the Identity of the WAM ................................... 8
To Teach an i-on40............................................................................... 8
At The i-on40: ...................................................................................................... 8
On the WAM: ........................................................................................................ 8
At The i-on40........................................................................................................ 8
To Teach a 7510r ................................................................................. 9
At the 7510r ......................................................................................................... 9
On the WAM ....................................................................................................... 11
At the 7510r ....................................................................................................... 12
Teach the WAM the Identity of the Detectors..................................... 13
Deleting Devices .................................................................................14
About this Guide
This guide contains a detailed description of programming a 770r WAM to act as a
radio repeater for i-on40.
If you need to program a 770r WAM for any other purpose please read the 770r
Wireless Accessory Module guide supplied with the 770r.

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Introduction
In mode 1 the WAM acts as a repeater for some Cooper radio and
hybrid alarm systems. The WAM receives signals from transmitters
that are out of range of the radio expander. The WAM repeats these
signals and, because the WAM is nearer the expander, the
expander can now hear the signals and respond to them.
The WAM can learn up to eight detectors. You can also program the
WAM to flash a separate blue LED for each transmitter.
Note that you cannot chain a series of WAMs to extend the
transmitter range indefinitely. The system allows only one hop.
Each i-on40 can learn the identities of up to two WAMs. Although
each 7510r control unit can learn the identities of up to eight
WAMs, the 7510r can only have a maximum of four WAMs acting as
repeaters.
To use the WAM as a repeater, you will need to:
a) Teach the control unit the identity of all the transmitters.
b) Teach the control unit the identity of the WAM.
c) Teach the WAM the identity of those transmitters whose signals
it is going to repeat.

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Before You Begin
1. Carry Out a Radio Site Survey
Cooper Security strongly recommend that you carry out a
radio site survey to find the best position for the WAM. You
must choose a position for the WAM so that a) the nearest radio
expander can receive the signals from the WAM and b) the WAM
can receive the signals from those distant transmitters that you
wish to repeat.
2. Prepare the WAM:
1. Make sure power to the WAM is OFF, and open the WAM lid.
2. On the bank of 8 dipswitches:
Set dipswitches:
1 ON (up) Radio learning ON.
2 ON (up) Jamming detection ON
3 ON (up) Supervision ON
8 ON (UP) (optional) LEDs show channel
status
4,5,6,7 OFF
(down)
Not applicable
Note: You do NOT need to adjust the jumpers next to the tamper
switch.
3. Set the WAM to the Mode 1 (Repeater)
1. Apply power to the WAM.
2. Enter programming mode as follows:
a) Make sure the tamper switch has opened.
The Red Trouble LED glows.
b). Press SELECT.
The blue LED 1 glows. The WAM is in
menu 1.
3. Use menu 7 to go into mode selection as
follows:

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a) Press SELECT repeatedly until LED 7
glows. xn
b) Press SET.
The blue LEDs show the current mode.
When delivered from the factory the WAM
is in mode 1 (LED 1 glowing).
4. If necessary, select mode 1 by pressing
SELECT repeatedly until LED 1 lights up.
(Note that LED 6 does not light up.)
5. Press SET.
The sounder gives a double “beep” and
the LED 7 glows again. The WAM is now
back in menu 7.
6. Leave programming mode as follows:
a) Press ESC/DEL.
The blue LED goes dark. The sounder
gives a regular beeping tone to remind
you to replace the lid.
b) Replace the lid (or operate the tamper
switch).
After a few seconds the red Trouble LED
switches off and the sounder gives a
double beep confirmation tone.
NOTE: You must leave programming mode in
order to save the changes you have
made.

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Teach the Control Unit the Identity of the
Detectors
To Teach Detectors To An i-on40
1. Enter Installer Menu. INSTALLER MENU
Detectors/Devices >
2. Press Y. DETECTORS/DEVICES
Detectors >
3. Press Y.
The display shows:
DETECTORS/DEVICES
Add/Del Detectors >
4. Press Y.
The bottom line of the display shows the
first available free zone:
ADD/DEL DETECTORS
Zone 17 >
5. Press Y.
The display shows a message asking you
to activate the detector tamper.
Activate
detector tammper
6. Activate the detector tamper.
(This can be done simply by inserting the
battery in the detector.)
The display shows the signal strength of
the newly learned detector.
Detector assigned to
Zone 17 SS: 9
7. Press Xto go on to learn another detector ADD/DEL DETECTORS
Zone 18 >
8. Either repeat steps 5 to 7 for all the other
detectors you want to learn.
OR press Xto leave the Installer menu.
To Teach Detectors to a 7510r
1. Enter the Installer Menu.
INSTALLER MENU
Detectors
Select Exit

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2. Press SELECT.
The displays shows:
3. Press SELECT.
The display shows:
5. Press SELECT.
The display shows:
6. Activate the detector tamper.
(This can be done simply by inserting
the battery in the detector.)
The display shows the signal strength
of the newly learned detector.
7. Press NEXT to go on to learn another
detector.
8. Either repeat steps 5 to 7 for all the
other detectors you want to learn.
OR press BACK to leave the Installer
menu.
ADD/DEL DETECTORS
Zone 02
Zone 03
Zone 04
Zone 05
Select Back
Detector assigned to:
Zone 01 SS:9
Type: Normal Alarm
Partitions: 1
Attributes
Edit Next
Activate detector
tamper
Back
ADD/DEL DETECTORS
Auto learn
Delete All
Zone 01
Zone 02
Select Back
DETECTORS
Add/Del Detectors
Edit Zones
Select Back

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Teach the Control Unit the Identity of the WAM
To Teach an i-on40
At The i-on40:
1. Enter Installer Menu. INSTALLER MENU
Detectors/Devices >
2. Press Y. DETECTORS/DEVICES
Detectors >
3. Press nuntil the display shows: DETECTORS/DEVICES
WAMs >
4. Press Y. WAMS
Add/Del WAM >
5. Press Y.
The display shows the first in a list of the
available WAM memory slots. When a slot
is occupied with a WAM then the bottom
line shows a “*” at the beginning
ADD/DEL WAM
*WAM 01 >
6. Press uor nto see other available WAM
slots:
ADD/DEL WAM
WAM 02 >
7. Press Ywhen the display shows the WAM
slot you wish to use.
ADD/DEL WAM
Activate WAM Tamper
On the WAM:
1. Apply power to the WAM.
2. Make sure the tamper switch operates.
You can do this by either opening the
WAM lid (if it is currently closed) OR by
leaving programming and closing the
WAM lid.
The Red Trouble LED glows. The WAM
starts transmitting its identity.
At The i-on40
When the control unit learns the WAM’s
identity the keypad gives a double beep.
ADD/DEL WAM
WAM added SS: 9

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1. Press Y
The display shows that the control unit is
now ready to select another WAM.
ADD/DEL WAM
*WAM 02 >
To check that the control unit has learned the correct mode for the
WAM:
2. Press X. WAMS
Add/Del WAM >
3. Press n. WAMS
View WAM
4. Press Y.
The display shows the first in a list of the
WAMs that have already been learned by
the control unit.
VIEW WAM
WAM 01
5. Press uor nto see other learned WAMs: VIEW WAM
WAM 02
6. Press Y
The bottom line of the display shows the
WAM type.
WAM 02 TYPE
Repeater module
7. Press Xand then repeat steps 5 and 6 to
see the other WAMs’ types.
To Teach a 7510r
At the 7510r
1. Enter the Installer Menu.
2. Press nuntil the display shows:
INSTALLER MENU
Other Devices
Select Exit
INSTALLER MENU
Detectors
Select Exit

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3. Press SELECT.
The displays shows:
4. Press nuntil the display shows:
5. Press SELECT.
The display shows:
6. Press SELECT.
The display shows a list of available
WAM modules from WAM 1 to WAM 8.
Each line is a “memory slot” for
learning the identity of a single WAM
module. When a slot is occupied with a
WAM the then line shows a “ ” icon.
7. Press uor nto highlight the memory
slot you wish to use, for example:.
8. Press SELECT.
The display asks yo uto activate the
tamper on the WAM:
Table 1 shows the way that zones and outputs on the WAM map
onto zones and outputs on the control unit. For example, WAM 8
zone 2 corresponds to control unit zone 18, while WAM 8 output 4
corresponds to panel output 6.
Add/Del WAM
Activate WAM Tamper
Back
Add/Del WAM
WAM 1
WAM 2
WAM 3
WAM 4
Select Back
Add/Del WAM
WAM 1
WAM 2
WAM 3
WAM 4
Select Back
WAMs
Add/Del WAM
View WAM
Select Back
OTHER DEVICES
External Siren
Info Module
WAM
Arming Station
Select Back
OTHER DEVICES
External Siren
Info Module
WAM
Arming Station
Select Back

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ZONES OUTPUTS
WAM No. WAM Zone
No
Panel Zone
No
WAM No. WAM OP No. Panel OP
No.
1 (HW)
2 (HW)
1 8 1 3
2 2 4
3 3 5
4 4 6
5 7 1 7
6 2 8
7 3 9
8 4 10
9 6 1 11
10 2 12
11 3 13
12 4 14
13 5 1 15
14 2 16
15 3 17
16 4 18
8 1 17 4 1 19
2 18 2 20
7 1 19 3 21
2 20 4 22
6 1 21 3 1 23
2 22 2 24
5 1 23 3 25
2 24 4 26
4 1 25 2 1 27
2 26 2 28
3 1 27 3 29
2 28 4 30
2 1 29 1 1 31
2 30 2 32
1 1 31 3 33
2 32 4 34
Table 1. WAM Zones and OPs to Panel Zone and OPs
On the WAM
1. Apply power to the WAM.
2. Make sure the tamper switch operates.
You can do this by either opening the
WAM lid (if it is currently closed) OR by
leaving programming and closing the
WAM lid.
The Red Trouble LED glows. The WAM
starts transmitting its identity.

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At the 7510r
When the control unit learns the WAM’s
identity the control unit gives a double
beep. The display shows that the
memory slot you selected is now
occupied, for example:
To check that the 7510r has learned the correct mode for the WAM:
9. Press BACK.
The display shows:
10. Press nto highlight “View WAM”:
11. Press SELECT.
The display shows:
12. Press nto highlight the WAM you
learned in:
13. Press SELECT.
The display shows the WAM type. It
should be “repeater module”.
14. Press BACK repeatedly to leave
Installer Menu and save your changes.
WAM Type
Repeater Module
Back
Add/Del WAM
WAM 1
WAM 2
WAM 3
WAM 4
Select Back
Add/Del WAM
WAM 1
WAM 2
WAM 3
WAM 4
Select Back
WAMs
Add/Del WAM
View WAM
Select Back
WAMs
Add/Del WAM
View WAM
Select Back
Add/Del WAM
WAM 1
WAM 2
WAM 3
WAM 4
Select Back
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Teach the WAM the Identity of the Detectors
Adding Devices
1. Enter programming mode as follows:
a) Open the tamper switch.
The Red Trouble LED glows.
b). Press SELECT.
The blue LED 1 glows. The WAM is in menu
1.
2. Press SET.
If any blue LEDs flash then those channels
are already in use.
3. Activate tampers on all transmitters that
the WAM needs to learn.
Each time the WAM learns a detector a
blue LED glows to show the channel that
detector is using.
4. Leave programming mode as follows:
a) Leave menu 1 by pressing ESC.
The blue LED 1 glows steadily.
b) Press ESC again.
The blue LED 1 goes dark. The sounder
gives a regular beeping tone to remind you
to replace the lid.
c) Close the lid tamper.
After a few seconds the WAM bleeps twice
and the red Trouble LED goes dark.
NOTE: You must leave programming mode in
order to save the changes you have made.
5. Check that the control unit can receive
signals from the transmitters learned by
the WAM.

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Deleting Devices
If you need to delete detectors from a WAM, perhaps in order to
move them from one repeater to another, then:
1. Enter programming mode as follows:
a) Open the tamper switch.
The Red Trouble LED glows.
b). Press SELECT.
The blue LED 1 glows.
2. Press SELECT.
The blue LED 2 glows.
3. Press SET.
The WAM is in menu 2 – Delete Detectors.
If any blue LEDs flash then those channels
are in use.
4. If necessary, press SELECT to select the
detector you wish to delete. The blue LED
of the selected detector flashes.
5. Press and hold ESC for at least four
seconds.
The WAM sounder gives a double beep to
confirm that the WAM has deleted the
transmitter from that channel. The blue
LEDs show menu 2.
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 for the other detectors
as necessary.
7. Leave programming mode as follows:
a) Leave menu 2 by pressing ESC. The
sounder gives a regular beeping tone to
remind you to replace the lid.
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b) Close the lid tamper.
After a few seconds the WAM bleeps twice
and the red Trouble LED goes dark.
NOTE: You must leave programming mode in
order to save the changes you have made.

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