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Contents
1. Introduction ........................................ 133
2. Preparation ......................................... 136
3. Default configuration......................... 137
4. Programming...................................... 137
5. Advanced configuration operations 139
6. Connection.......................................... 144
7. Installation........................................... 146
8. Operating test..................................... 153
9. Maintenance....................................... 155
10. Technical data .................................. 157
Recommendations
The user must not attempt to access the siren’s internal parts, except areas described in
this manual. If the user does access these parts, the product guarantee will be considered
null and void and DAIT M shall not be held responsible for any problems. Touching the
siren’s internal parts and/or electronic components can damage the product. Furthermore,
the siren is designed in such a way that these parts and components do not need to be
accessed for operation or maintenance purposes.
Non-contractual document, may be modified without
prior notice.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Manufacturer: Hager Security SAS
Address: F-38926 Crolles Cedex - France
Product type: External universal transmitter
Trade mark: Daitem
We declare under our sole responsibility that the products
to which this declaration relates are thus compliant with
the essential requirements of the following uropean
Directives:
• R&TTE Directive: 99/5/CE
• EMC Directive: 89/336/CEE
• Low Voltage Directive: 73/23/CE
in compliance with the following harmonised uropean
Standards:
These products can be used in all U, A Countries
and Switzerland.
Crolles 02.04.2013
Signature:
Patrick Bernard, Research
& Development Manager
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Products code 230-21X
EN 300 220-3 X
EN 50130-4 X
EN 60950 X
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1. Introduction
The external universal
transmitter is fitted with:
• a terminal block n° 1, for
connecting NC or NO
type external intrusion
contacts or command
contacts for system
control,
• a terminal block n° 2, for
connecting a Daitem
technical probe,
• an internal test button,
• an internal test L D
indicator lamp.
IMPORTANT: the two terminal blocks cannot be used at the same time.
IMPORTANT
• Some functions are only available with versions 2.0.0 or later
(press on the control panel keypad to check the version).
• The operating differences with former ranges are described in the compatibility booklet
available in the Daitem installers section at www.daitem.co.uk.
Anti-tamper
protection
against opening
L D
indicator
lamp
Test button Terminal block n° 1
Terminal block n° 2
Cable
gland
Applications Terminal block to be used
Intrusion detection n° 1
Fire detection n° 1
Technical detection n° 2 (specific to Daitem technical probes)
System control n° 1
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1.1 Intrusion and fire detector type
applications: terminal block n° 1
• Door and window detector: using a
normally closed contact (surface
mounted, flush-mounted, wide gap, etc.).
• Roller blind/shutter detector: using a
specific contact for roller blinds/security
shutters.
• lassbreak detector: using a piezo-
electric type glassbreak sensor.
• Motion detector: using a motion sensor
(technology: passive infrared, active
infrared, microwave, etc.)
• Pressure mat.
• Fire detector: using a fire sensor.
1.2 System control type
applications: terminal block n° 1
• Automatic ON/OFF (arming/disarming)
transmitter using a programmable time
clock with voltage free output contacts.
• ON/OFF (arming/disarming) transmitter
using a key switch.
• Panic alarm or silent alarm transmitter
using a contact.
• Fire alarm transmitter using a breakglass
type call point.
1.3 Technical detector type
applications: terminal block n° 2
Using a Daitem technical sensor
(household technical detectors operate
around the clock as they do not depend on
whether or not the intrusion protection
system is armed):
• flooding, ref. SONIN: indicates flooding
when water level reaches 2 mm,
• mains power failure, ref. SONCS:
indicates a power cut lasting more than
18 minutes + 20% (short power cut) or
more than 5 hours + 20% (long power
cut),
• freezer breakdown, ref. SONPC:
indicates temperatures above -12°C,
• freezing, ref. SONHG: indicates
temperatures below +5°C.
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4 application examples are given below.
Example 3: peripheral detection based
on an infrared barrier (using terminal block
n° 1).
Example 4: person’s weight detected by
pressure mat on a boat (using terminal
block n° 1).
Example 1: gate/side door opening
detection (using terminal block n° 1).
Example 2: flooding detected by Daitem
technical probe (using terminal block
n° 2)
wide gap normally
closed contact
pressure mat
infrared
barrier
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1. Remove the cover.
2. Insert the detector cable
in the cable gland.
3. Insert the cable through
the opening in the base
and screw on the cable
gland.
Power supply
• The lithium battery pack is clipped into place (see photo
below).
• An alignment arrow on the lithium battery pack shows
which way to connect it.
When switched on, the detector runs a self-test.
If the self-test is:
• correct, the L D indicator lamp lights up for 2 sec.,
• incorrect, the L D indicator lamp flashes every 5 sec.
Lithium
battery pack
Lithium battery
pack release tab Alignment arrow
for connection
Cable
gland
2. Pr paration
uarantee sticker
Remove the pre-cut part
of the sticker and stick it to
the guarantee certificate in
the user manual supplied
with the control panel. If
you are adding the siren to
an existing system, use the
guarantee sticker provided
with this product.
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3. D fault configuration
The external universal transmitter is
factory-configured for use with terminal
block n° 1.
If this default configuration is suitable
for the application intended, programme
the transmitter to be recognised by the
control panel.
By default: intrusion detection
application on terminal block n° 1
• type of external sensor: NC (default
parameter value = 7),
• detector type: detector not protecting an
entrance to the home (default parameter
value = 1),
• 90 sec. inhibition after each detection:
inhibition enabled (default parameter
value = 2),
• alarm level: triggering on intrusion (default
parameter value = 1).
4. Appr ntissag
The external universal transmitter is
programmed so that a loop is recognised
by the control panel. According to the
application, each loop will be identified
either as a detector or as a control unit loop.
1. To programme the external universal
transmitter, the control panel must be
in installation mode. If it is not, ask the
user to press the following sequence on
the control panel keypad:
then:
IMPORTANT: in all other cases in which
terminal block n° 1 is used, or when a
technical probe needs to be connected, the
terminal block must first be configured
before being programmed on the control
panel. In this case refer to the Advanced
configuration operations chapter.
IMPORTANT: the control panel indicates
there is an error by emitting 3 short beeps.
When this happens programming should be
carried out again from the start.
IMPORTANT: during recognition program -
ming, the product to be programmed for use
with the control panel does not need to be
placed next to it. In fact, we recommend you
place the product at a short distance from
the control panel (at least 2 meters away).
master code
engineer installer code
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2. Carry out the programming sequence described below:
1. Press *then #
on the control panel
keypad to move to
programming mode
2. Press & hold
the “Test”
button until
the control
panel
responds (1)
5. The control
panel confirms
programming by
issuing a voice
message
(1) • For a technical detector:
“Technical detector X”.
• For a technical detector:
“Fire detector X”.
With these 2 applications,
there are no steps 3, 4 and 5.
or (depending on configuration)
detector
control unit
)))
10 sec. max.
2. Press & hold the
“Test” button until the
control panel responds
3. The control panel
confirms programming
by issuing a voice
message
10 sec. max.
then
3. The control panel
waits for a group
to be chosen from
1 to 8*. Press the
corresponding digits
on the control panel
keypad to choose
the group
4. The control panel waits for
the time delay to be chosen:
0: immediate,
1: delayed,
2: combined.
Press “0” or “1” on the
control panel keypad to
choose the
to *to
“group?” “time del y?”“detector X”
)))
“beep, remote control X”
“beep, detector X,
group Y, immedi te
(or del yed
or combined)”
* according to the model of the control panel.
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5.1 How is a loop configured?
Choose whether the loop is used for a detector
or a system control type application
Detector type application
or
System control type application
Choose the sensor type
1Choose the contact type
1
Choose the detector type
2Choose the order sent
when the loop is activated
2
90 sec. inhibition or not?
3
Choose the order sent
when the loop is de-activated
3
Choose the alarm level
4
5. Advanc d configuration op rations
IMPORTANT: configuration is essential prior to programming on the control panel.
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5.2 Configurations for a system control type application
Configuration type Parameter Configuration options Parameter
no. value
1/ Type of 1 NO monostable command 2
external NC monostable command 3
contact(s) NO bistable command 4
NC bistable command 5
2/ Order sent when 2 No order sent 1
loop activated Total OFF 21
(for a monostable Alarm (PA) 22
or bistable Total ARM D 23
command) Silent alarm 24
Armed Partial 1 25
and/or Armed Partial 2 27
Fire alarm 32
3/ Order sent when or Presence mode (stay) 33
loop de-activated Bell (chime) 38
(for a bistable 3 Audible signal 42
command) OFF light 52
ON light 54
System status 129
OFF Group 1 131
OFF Group 2 133
OFF Group 12 135
OFF Group 3 137
OFF Group 13 139
OFF Group 2 3 141
Configuration options Parameter
(cont.) value
OFF Group 12 3 143
OFF Group 4 145
OFF Group 1 4 147
OFF Group 2 4 149
OFF Group 1 2 4 151
OFF Group 3 4 153
OFF Group 1 3 4 155
OFF Group 2 3 4 157
OFF Group 1 2 3 4 159
Armed Group 1 163
Armed Group 2 165
Armed Group 1 2 167
Armed Group 3 169
Armed Group 1 3 171
Armed Group 2 3 173
Armed Group 1 2 3 175
Armed Group 4 177
Armed Group 1 4 179
Armed Group 2 4 181
Armed Group 1 2 4 183
Armed Group 3 4 185
Armed Group 1 3 4 187
Armed Group 2 3 4 189
Armed Group 1 2 3 4 191