Ids 860-06-0003 User manual

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Receiver

IDS

Wireless

Remote

Receiver

(Digital)

P/N

860-06-0003

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

Channels

4

Users

238

Passives

(Supervised)

64

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

•

Individual

relay

pulse

periods

selectable

up

to

10

minutes

•

Dedicated

panic

remotes

may

be

learned

•

Selectable

retrigger

protection

on

any

relay

•

Panel

arming

/

disarming

/

stay

arming

and

panic

through

keypad

bus

•

Expansion

of

panel

zones

with

RF

devices

such

as

RF

passives.

3. Introduction

The

IDS

Digital

Wireless

Receiver

is

an

extremely

versatile

receiver

unit

that

may

be

used

either

as

a

standalone

product

or

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.

4. Installation and Wiring

•

The

IDS

Digital

Wireless

receiver

may

be

used

in

either

a

standalone

mode

or

connected

to

an

IDS

DIGITAL

alarm

panel.

•

When

used

in

standalone

mode,

the

receiver

needs

a

supply

of

between

12V

and

16V

DC.

The

Data

lines

D+

and

D-

do

not

need

to

be

connected.

•

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.

(Connection

of

relays

to

arm

and

disarm

the

panel

via

zones

is

NOT

needed.

Arming

and

disarming

of

the

panel

is

done

through

the

data

bus.)

•

Th

e

Normall

y

Ope

n

(NO)

,

Normall

y

Close

d

(NC)

and

Common

(COM)

outputs

of

all

four

relays

are

available

to

be

connected

to

external

devices

such

as

gate

operators

or

other

alarm

panels.

•

Relay

4’s

NO

contact

is

only

available

with

jumper

6

in

position

2.

When

Jumper

6

is

in

position

1

Relay

4’s

NO

contact

is

connected

to

ground

via

the

tamper

switch

on

the

receiver.

•

For

ease

of

programming

Jumper

5

may

be

used

to

remove

power

to

the

unit

after

installation.

5. Switches, Jumpers, and Relays

•

The

IDS

Digital

Wireless

Receiver

has

8

Dip

switches,

1

Tamper

switch

and

2

Jumpers

•

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

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.

•

Jumper

6

selects

between

Relay

4’s

NO

contact

or

the

Tamper

Switch

Contact.

The

tamper

switch

is

internally

connected

to

ground.

•

Any

of

the

relay

outputs

may

be

used

to

switch

a

maximum

of

3A

at

a

maximum

of

24V

DC.

The

relays

are

not

intended

for

switching

high

voltage

signals

directly

such

as

lights

or

motors.

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6

.

Programmin

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Uni

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Stand

-

Alone

Mode. (Power Up Settings)

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.

Restoring

the

Factory

Default

Settings:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

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

J5

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

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

Device

Failure

Relay

Disabled

Panic

Relay

Enabled

3

Sec

Remote

Panic

Enabled

Relays

Pulse

Relay

4

Output

Selected

Power

Jumper

On

Relay

Pulse

Period

3

Sec

Relays

Safe

/

Secure

Panic

Relay

4

Device

Failure

Relay

3

RF

Device

Output

Relay

None

Remote

Button

Outputs

Button

1

Relay

1

Button

2

Relay

2

Button

3

Relay

3

Butto

n

4

Rela

y

4

Ar

m

/

Disar

m

Butto

n

Butto

n

1

Stay

Arm

Button

2

Instant

Panic

Button

None

3

Sec

Hold

for

Panic

Button

All

Relay

3

Min

Retrigger

Protect

None

Signal

Jamming

Detect

Period

30s

Device

Not

Reporting

1hr

max

Deleting

ALL

the

User

Remotes:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

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

J5

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):

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

3,

5,

6,

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

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

Adjusting

the

Relay

Pulse

Periods:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

To

adjust

relay

1’s

pulse

period,

switch

Dip

switch

1

ON.*

5.

Wait

for

as

long

as

the

pulse

needs

to

be.

(Up

to

1

0

minutes)

6

.

Switc

h

Di

p

switc

h

1

OFF

.

(Fo

r

rela

y

1’

s

pulse

period)

7.

Switch

Dip

switch

8

OFF.

8.

Wait

for

the

LED’s

to

start

flashing

alternately.

9.

Switch

ALL

Dip

switches

OFF.

10.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

is

in

the

normal

operating

mode

Changing

Between

Relay

Safe

and

Secure

Modes:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

6

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

To

make

Relay

2

and

4

Fail

Safe,

switch

Dip

switches

2

and

4

ON.*

(Any

relay

not

selected

will

be

Fail

Secure.)

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

Selecting

the

Panic

Relay

Output:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

6,

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Select

the

relay

to

be

the

Panic

Relay.*

(If

no

relay

is

selected,

the

panic

relay

will

be

disabled.)

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

*

Where

indicated

Dip

switch

1

represents

Relay

1,

Dip

switch

2

represents

Relay

2,

Dip

switch

3

represents

Relay

3

and

Dip

switch

4

represents

Relay

4.

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Rela

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Activat

e

Whe

n

a

Remot

e

Button

is

Pressed:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

5

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Select

the

relay

to

be

the

new

Output

Relay.*

(If

no

relay

is

selected,

no

relay

will

be

activated

when

the

remote

button

is

pressed.)

5.

Press

the

button

on

a

learned

remote

that

must

activate

the

selected

relay

output.

6.

Switch

Dip

switch

8

OFF.

7.

Wait

for

the

LED’s

to

start

flashing

alternately.

8.

Switch

ALL

Dip

switches

OFF.

9.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

is

in

the

normal

operating

mode

Protecting

Relays

from

retriggering

within

3

minutes

after

a

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

5,

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Select

the

relay(s)

to

be

retrigger

protected.*

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

Relay

to

be

Activated

when

a

RF

Device

is

Triggered:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

5,

6

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Select

the

relay

to

be

activated.*

(If

no

relay

is

selected,

no

relay

will

be

activated

when

the

remote

button

is

pressed.)

5.

Trigger

the

device

that

must

activate

the

selected

Rela

y

Output.

6

.

Switc

h

Di

p

switc

h

8

OFF.

7.

Wait

for

the

LED’s

to

start

flashing

alternately.

8.

Switch

ALL

Dip

switches

OFF.

9.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

is

in

the

normal

operating

mode

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

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

4

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

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.

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

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

3

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

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:

N.B.

This

Function

will

affect

ALL

remotes.

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

2

and

8

ON

3

.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4

.

Pres

s

th

e

butto

n

o

n

a

know

n

remot

e

tha

t

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.

8.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

is

in

the

normal

operating

mode

Assigning

the

Device

Failure

Output

Relay:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

4,

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Switch

Dip

switch

4

OFF

5.

Select

the

relay

to

be

the

Device

Failure

Relay.*

(If

no

relay

is

selected,

the

device

failure

relay

will

be

disabled.)

6.

Switch

Dip

switch

8

OFF.

7.

Wait

for

the

LED’s

to

start

flashing

alternately.

8.

Switch

ALL

Dip

switches

OFF.

9.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

is

in

the

normal

operating

mode

Learning

a

New

RF

Device

such

as

a

RF

Passive

IR:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

3,

7

and

8

ON

3.

Restore

Power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5

4.

Press

the

TAMPER

switch

on

the

Device

to

be

Learned

5.

Switch

Dip

switch

8

OFF.

6.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

and

adjust

Dip

switch

setting

as

needed.

7.

Restore

power

to

the

unit.

When

the

LED’s

stop

flashing

the

unit

will

be

in

normal

operating

mode.

*

Where

indicated

Dip

switch

1

represents

Relay

1,

Dip

switch

2

represents

Relay

2,

Dip

switch

3

represents

Relay

3

and

Dip

switch

4

represents

Relay

4.

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Stand

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Alone

Mode. (Normal Settings)

These

settings

may

be

adjusted

during

normal

operation

and

it

is

not

necessary

to

power

the

unit

down

for

the

settings

to

take

effect.

Remote

Arm

or

Disarm

3

Minute

Retrigger

Protecting:

1.

Switch

Dip

switch

2

ON

to

enable

retrigger

protecting

Learning

New

Remotes:

1.

Switch

Dip

switch

3

ON

to

enable

learning

of

new

remotes

2.

Press

any

button

on

the

remotes

to

be

learned.

3.

Switch

Dip

switch

3

OFF

to

exit

the

learn

mode.

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:

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:

1.

To

disable

the

3

second

hold

for

panic

feature

on

ALL

remotes

switch

Dip

switch

7

ON.

Changing

the

Relays

from

Pulsing

to

Toggling:

1.

Remove

power

from

the

unit

by

removing

jumper

J5

and

switch

all

Dip

switches

OFF.

2.

Switch

Dip

switches

5,

6,

7

&

8

on.

3.

Restore

the

power

to

the

Unit

by

replacing

J5.

4.

To

select

toggling

relays,

use

Dip

switches

1,

2,

3

&

4

for

Relays

1,

2,

3

&

4.

5.

Switch

Dip

switch

8

off.

6.

Wait

for

the

LED’s

to

start

alternating.

7.

Switch

all

Dip

switches

off

and

set

Dip

switches

to

the

desired

setting.

8. Programming a Unit Connected to a

DIGITAL IDS alarm panel.

When

connected

to

a

DIGITAL

IDS

alarm

panel,

programming

of

the

unit

is

as

for

the

Stand-

Alone

mod

e

wit

h

th

e

followin

g

exceptions.

9

.

Connector

,

Switc

h

an

d

Jumpe

r

Positions

10.Program Summary and LED Indications:

S w i t c h

S e t t i n g s

R

G

F u n c t i o n

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

~

1

0

1

0

P A N I C

D I S A B L E

~

1

~

0

1

2

L E A R N

P A N I C

~

1

~

0

2

0

E R R O R

R E L A Y

~

1

~

0

1

0

T E S T

N O I S E

~

1

~

0

1

4

L E A R N

~

1

~

0

1

0

R E T R I G

P R O T E C T

1

~

0

1

0

1

3

0

P U L S E

P E R I O D

RED

LED

GREEN

LED

NOISE

LEVEL

Learnin

g

an

d

Deletin

g

Individua

l

Use

r

Remotes:

1.

To

learn

a

new

user

remote,

leave

Dip

switch

3

0

1

0

1

4

3

S A F E / S E C U R

E

0

1

4

0

P A N I C

R E L A Y

0

1

0

1

4

1

R E L A Y

F O R

OF

F

OF

F

VER

Y

LOW

OFF SLOW LOW

OFF FAST NORMAL

SLOW ON HIGH

FAST ON VERY HIGH

ON ON POSSIBLE JAMMING

Enabling

the

Device

Failure

Relay

Output:

1

.

Switch

Dip

switch

5

ON

.

(i

t

nee

d

no

t

b

e

switche

d

OF

F

fo

r

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

RF

devices

by

zone.

0

1

0

1

3

1

R E L A

Y

R E T R I G G E

R

0

1

0

1

0

4

R E L A Y

F O R

D E V I C E

0

1

0

1

0

3

P A N I C

B U T T O N

0

1

0

1

0

3

A R M

B U T T O N

0

1

0

1

0

3

S T A Y

B U T T O N

0

1

0

1

2

1

E R R O R

R E L A Y

0

1

0

1

3

L E A R N

D E V I C E

0

1

0

1

3

2

R E C E IV E R

ID

0

1

2

R E L A Y

P U L S E

/

T O G G L E

0

1

0

1

4

D E L E T E

D E V I C E S

0

1

0

1

4

D E L E T E

R E M O T E S

1

0

1

3

F A C T O R

Y

R E S E T

S

Lear

n

Ne

w

Pani

c

Remotes:

1.

Switch

Dip

Switch

6

ON

0

=

O F

F

R

=

R E

D

L E

D

1

=

O N

G

=

G R E E N

L E D

2

=

B L I N K

3

=

F A S T

4

=

S L O W

5

=

ALT

3

4

M E M O R

Y

F U L

L

1

B U S Y

S I G N A L

0

I N V A L I D

S I G N A L

5

L O W

B A T T

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