Paradox MG-RCV3 User manual

Wireless Expansion Module V1.0
Reference & Installation Manual
MG-RCV3
(DGP-848 / DGP-NE96)
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Table of Contents
Introduction ...............................................................................................1
Technical Specifications .................................................................................... 1
System Features ............................................................................................... 2
Installation .................................................................................................2
Location ............................................................................................................. 2
Noise Level Test ................................................................................................ 3
Connections and Mounting ................................................................................ 3
Programming a Wireless Fire Zone with a Spectra System................................. 4
About Programming .................................................................................7
Spectra Programming ....................................................................................... 8
Digiplex Series Programming ............................................................................ 8
Transmitter Programming .......................................................................8
Assign the Transmitters to the MG-RCV3 ......................................................... 9
Delete the Assigned Transmitters ...................................................................... 10
Display Options ......................................................................................11
View a Transmitter’s Unknown Serial Number ................................................ 11
View a Transmitter’s Signal Strength .............................................................. 12
Signal Strength Keypad Beep Tones (Spectra only).......................................... 13
View Transmitter’s Current Battery Life (Digiplex Series only) ........................ 13
View Transmitter’s Previous Battery Life (Digiplex Series only) ...................... 14
Supervision Options ..............................................................................15
Low Battery Supervision .................................................................................. 15
Check-In Supervision ...................................................................................... 16
Check-in Supervision Time Interval.................................................................... 16
Tamper Supervision ........................................................................................ 17
On-Board Module Tamper Supervision Zone Assignment (Spectra only).......... 18
On-Board Module Tamper Supervision (Digiplex Series only)........................... 19
Ignore Wireless Transmitter Tamper Signal .................................................... 19
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Programmable Outputs (PGMs) ........................................................... 20
PGM Connection ..............................................................................................20
PGM Activation ................................................................................................20
PGM Deactivation ............................................................................................20
Remote Control Programming ............................................................. 21
Assign a Remote Control to the Magellan Module ...........................................22
View the Assigned Remote Controls (Digiplex Series only)............................... 23
Delete an Assigned Remote Control.................................................................. 24
Assign a Remote Control to a User .................................................................25
Program the Remote Control Buttons ..............................................................26
Hexadecimal Values and Indicators................................................................... 31
Delete Remote Control Button Programming..................................................... 33
System Reset ......................................................................................... 33
Programming Sections (Spectra) ......................................................... 34
Programming Sections (Digiplex Series) ............................................ 35
List of Tables
Interrelated Spectra Transmitter (Tx) Sections.................................................. 8
Interrelated Digiplex Series Transmitter (Tx) Sections ...................................... 9
Interrelated Spectra Remote Control (RC) Sections........................................ 22
Interrelated Digiplex Series Remote Control (RC) Sections............................ 22
Remote Control Button Programming.............................................................. 28
Remote Control Button Options....................................................................... 30
Spectra Hexadecimal Values & Indicators....................................................... 32
Digiplex Series Hexadecimal Values & Indicators........................................... 32
List of Figures
Mounting............................................................................................................ 5
Connecting Magellan to the Control Panel ........................................................ 6
Remote Control Button Programming Example............................................... 30
Remote Control Button Identification............................................................... 30
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1.0 Introduction
This manual details how to connect, program and operate the Magellan wireless
expansion module (MG-RCV3) when used in conjunction with a Spectra or a
Digiplex series (DGP-848 or DGP-NE96) security system.
The MG-RCV3 is available in either a 433MHz or 868MHz version. When connected
to a Spectra system, the MG-RCV3 allows you to add up to eight Magellan wireless
transmitters, and up to eight fully programmable Magellan remote controls. When
connected to a Digiplex series system, the MG-RCV3 allows you to add up to 16
Magellan wireless transmitters, and up to 16 fully programmable Magellan remote
controls.
The MG-RCV3 cannot be connected to the Spectra 1727 and 1759MG
control panels.
1.1 Technical Specifications
• Di-pole antenna
• Error Correction Algorithm
• Compatibility: Spectra 1728 and 1738 control panels
Any Digiplex series control panel
Any Magellan wireless transmitter
• Frequency: 433MHz or 868MHz
• Sensitivity: -120 dBm
• Current consumption: 50 mA
• Dimensions (no antenna): 15cm H x 16cm L x 3cm W
(6in H x 6.5in L x 1.1in W)
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F)
• PGM outputs: 2 on-board PGM outputs:
PGM1 and PGM2 - not used
PGM3 - form C relay output rated at 5A/
28Vdc, N.O./N.C (PGM4 optional)
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Specifications may change without prior notice.
1.2 System Features
• Auto-Panel Recognition
• Add up to 16 wireless transmitters and up to 16 remote controls
• On-board anti-tamper switch
• Full system supervision (check-in, low battery and tamper)
• Transmitter signal strength indicator
• Transmitter battery life display (Digiplex series only)
2.0 Installation
The following sections will detail how to mount and connect the MG-RCV3.
2.1 Location
The locations of the MG-RCV3 and wireless transmitters affect the overall
performance of the wireless system. In order to ensure the best possible signal
reception, the following list of location criteria should be respected whenever
possible:
• Select an installation site that is free of obstacles that reflect and absorb
radio frequency (RF) signals, as well as interference that may distort signals.
Avoid installation near or in the path of strong RF fields (i.e. neon lights,
computers), and on or near metal objects, circuit breaker boxes, air
• Approvals: 433MHz
868MHz
• Range (typical in a
residential environment): Refer to the appropriate transmitter Instructions
Compliant to all EU and EFTA
countries except Greece according
to RTT&E directives.
868MHz version not approved by UL
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conditioners, and heater ducts since they may cause interference and reduce
the module’s sensitivity
• Select a site that is not susceptible to drastic temperature changes
• Mount the MG-RCV3 as central as possible to the proposed placement of the
transmitters
• Mount the MG-RCV3 as high as possible
• Avoid mounting the MG-RCV3 in the basement as the range of the module is
reduced when mounted below ground level. However, if it is absolutely
necessary to mount the module in the basement, mount the module as high
and as close to the underside of the first floor as possible
• Mount the MG-RCV3 on a wall allowing at least 5cm (2in) around the module
to permit adequate ventilation and heat dissipation
Refer to the appropriate Programming Guide for maximum allowable
distances between the control panel and the MG-RCV3.
2.2 Noise Level Test
The MG-RCV3 performs a test on power-up that verifies the noise level in the
surrounding environment. If the environment is too noisy, the module’s RX LED
will illuminate (refer to Figure 2.2 on page 6) and will remain illuminated until
the module is powered up again. In such cases, power down the Magellan
module, change its location, and then power up. Repeat this procedure until
the module’s RX LED no longer illuminates. If all possible mounting locations
have been tested and the environment is still too noisy, be aware that the
wireless system may not function properly. The noise level test should be
performed in conjunction with the signal strength test (refer to section 5.2 on
page 12) to ensure optimal mounting locations for the MG-RCV3 and
transmitters.
When performing the noise level test, ensure that there are no
transmitters that are powered-up.
2.3 Connections and Mounting
1. Using a screwdriver, remove the screw on the MG-RCV3’s front
cover and then remove the front cover.
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2. Firmly screw the antenna into the connector marked ANT on the
MG-RCV3 (refer to Figure 2.1 on page 5).
3. Remove the printed circuit board (PCB) by applying outward
pressure to the mounting clips (refer to Figure 2.1 on page 5) and
then lifting the PCB.
4. Using a drill or screwdriver, punch out the four mounting holes on
the back cover (refer to Figure 2.1 on page 5).
5. Align the six orientation holes (refer to Figure 2.1 on page 5) of the
PCB with the six pins on the back cover and snap the PCB into
place. If placed correctly, the antenna will lean directly over the
groove in the back cover.
6. Temporarily mount the MG-RCV3 in its proposed location (refer to
section 2.1 on page 2) with masking tape or any other temporary
adhesive.
7. Connect the MG-RCV3 to the control panel's communication bus
(Spectra) or combus (Digiplex series) in a star or daisy chain
configuration (refer to Figure 2.2 on page 6), and then power up.
8. Verify the environment noise surrounding the MG-RCV3 (refer to
section 2.2 on page 3).
9. Temporarily mount the transmitters in their proposed locations (refer
to section 2.1 on page 2) with masking tape or any other temporary
adhesive, insert the batteries and then close the transmitters’
covers.
10. Program the system (refer to section 3.0 on page 7).
Do not cut, bend, or alter the antenna. Ensure that the electrical wires
do not cross over the antenna when connected.
For Spectra systems, do not connect more than one MG-RCV3 to the
control panel. The MG-RCV3 does not function with control panels
that have a built-in wireless receiver, such as the Spectra 1759MG.
2.3.1 Programming a Wireless Fire Zone with a Spectra System
With Spectra systems, fire zones cannot be assigned to expansion
zones. As a result, when installing a wireless smoke detector to be
used with a Spectra system, the corresponding zone must be
programmed as follows:
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1. The zone must be defined as a 24Hr Burglary zone
2. The zone’s alarm type must be set to Audible Alarm (pulsed)
3. The zone’s Auto-Zone Shutdown (zone option [1]) and Bypass
(zone option [2]) features must be disabled.
4. Change the zone’s report code from a burglary report code to a fire
report code. If using Ademco Contact I.D., set the Contact ID
Options from All Codes to Programmable (section [136] option [3] =
OFF) and then enter the report code manually.
Refer to the appropriate Spectra Reference & Installation
Manual and Programming Guide for more information on zone
programming.
Figure 2.1: Mounting
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Figure 2.2: Connecting Magellan to the Control Panel
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3.0 About Programming
The following steps must be completed in order to successfully install a MG-RCV3 to
a Spectra or Digiplex series system.
1. Temporarily mount the MG-RCV3 in its proposed location (refer to section 2.3
on page 3).
2. Assign the remote controls (refer to section 8.0 on page 21).
3. Assign the transmitters (refer to section 4.1 on page 9).
4. Wait for the control panel to be in “ready” mode (keypad’s green “status” light
will illuminate) and then open and close the transmitters’ covers in order to
ensure proper communication between the transmitters and the Magellan
module.
5. Perform a signal strength test (refer to section 5.2 on page 12) for every
transmitter to ensure the best possible mounting location.
6. Permanently mount the MG-RCV3 and transmitters.
7. Program the zones in the Spectra or Digiplex series control panel.
Refer to the appropriate Spectra or Digiplex series Reference & Installation
Manual for instructions on programming the zones.
When installing a wireless smoke detector to be used with a Spectra
system, the corresponding zone must be programmed as follows:
• The zone must be defined as a 24Hr Burglary zone
• The zone’s alarm type must be set to Audible Alarm (pulsed)
• The zone’s Auto-Zone Shutdown (zone option [1]) and Bypass (zone
option [2]) features must be disabled.
Refer to the appropriate Spectra Reference & Installation Manual and
Programming Guide for more information on zone programming.
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3.1 Spectra Programming
The module is programmed within the control panel’s programming from any
keypad connected to the system.
3.2 Digiplex Series Programming
The MG-RCV3’s programming is done through the control panel’s Module
Programming Mode from any keypad connected to the system. Programming
can also be done through the WinLoad software.
4.0 Transmitter Programming
For Spectra systems, up to eight transmitters can be assigned to each MG-RCV3.
Digiplex series systems support up to 16 transmitters. The following tables display
the interrelated transmitter sections:
How to program:
1. Press the [ENTER] button.
2. Enter your [INSTALLER CODE](default = 000000).
3. Enter the [SECTION NUMBER] you wish to program.
4. Enter the required [DATA].
How to program:
1. Press and hold the [0] button.
2. Enter your [INSTALLER CODE](default = 000000).
3. Enter section [953] (DGP-848) or [4003] (DGP-NE96).
4. Enter Magellan’s 8-digit [SERIAL NUMBER].
5. Enter the [SECTION NUMBER] you wish to program.
6. Enter the required [DATA].
Table 4.1: Interrelated Spectra Transmitter (Tx) Sections
Expansion Input # Assign Tx to
module View Tx Signal Strength
1
L
8
[601]
L
[608]
[631]
L
[638]
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4.1 Assign the Transmitters to the MG-RCV3
SPECTRA: SECTIONS [601] TO [608]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [101] TO [116]
In Spectra systems, up to eight wireless transmitters can be assigned to a MG-
RCV3. In Digiplex series systems, up to 16 wireless transmitters can be
assigned to each MG-RCV3.
The serial number is located on the inside of the transmitter, or you can
use the View Unknown Serial Numbers feature (section 5.1 on page
11) to determine the transmitter’s serial number.
For Spectra systems, do not assign detection devices from different
modules to the same expansion input. For example, do not assign a
wireless transmitter to section [601], then connect a detection device
to input Z1 of the APR3-ZX8.
Table 4.2: Interrelated Digiplex Series Transmitter (Tx) Sections
Input # Assign Tx
to module
View Tx
Signal
Strength
View Tx Current
Battery Life
View Tx
Previous
Battery Life
001
L
016
[101]
L
[116]
[601]
L
[616]
[701]
L
[716]
[801]
L
[816]
How to assign the transmitters to a MG-RCV3:
Spectra
Sections [601] to [608] represent expansion inputs 1 to 8 respectively. For
example, section [601] is assigned to expansion input 1 and section [602] is
assigned to expansion input 2.
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [601] and [608].
2. Enter the 6-digit serial number of the transmitter.
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To activate a transmitter, insert the batteries and close the cover.
4.1.1 Delete the Assigned Transmitters
SPECTRA: SECTIONS [601] TO [608]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [101] TO [116]
Digiplex Series
Sections [101] to [116] represent inputs 001 to 016 respectively. For
example, section [101] is assigned to input 001 and section [102] is
assigned to input 002.
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [101] and [116].
2. Enter the 6-digit serial number of the transmitter.
How to delete the assigned transmitters:
Spectra
The transmitters assigned in sections [601] to [608] are deleted in
the same sections.
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [601] and [608].
2. Enter 6 zeros (000000) in place of the 6-digit serial number.
Digiplex Series
The transmitters assigned in sections [101] to [116] are deleted in
the same sections.
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [101] and [116].
2. Enter 6 zeros (000000) in place of the 6-digit serial number.
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5.0 Display Options
View the following transmitter information:
• A transmitter’s unknown serial number
• A transmitter’s signal strength
• A transmitter’s current battery life (Digiplex series only)
• A transmitter’s previous battery life (Digiplex series only)
5.1 View a Transmitter’s Unknown Serial Number
SPECTRA: SECTION [630]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTION [030]
This feature will display the serial number of any Magellan transmitter on a
keypad.
How to view a transmitter’s serial number:
Spectra
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter section [630].
2. Press the anti-tamper switch on any Magellan wireless transmitter. When
the signal has been received, the keypad will emit a confirmation beep
(“Beep-Beep-Beep-Beep-Beep”).
LED keypads: The serial number digits will appear one at a time
by illuminating the corresponding LED light. To view the next
digit press the [ENTER]button.
LCD keypads: The first 3 digits of the serial number will appear.
Press the [ENTER]button 3 times to view the next 3 digits
Digiplex Series
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter section [030].
2. Press and hold the anti-tamper switch on the transmitter. The
transmitter's serial number appears on the LCD screen under the words
“View Data”.
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5.2 View a Transmitter’s Signal Strength
SPECTRA: SECTIONS [631] TO [638]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [601] TO [616]
Once the transmitters have been assigned to the MG-RCV3, the signal
strength of each transmitter can be verified in these sections. For Spectra
systems, you can also use a keypad’s beep sequence to determine a
transmitter’s signal strength (refer to section 5.2.1 on page 13).
After entering the desired section, ignore the first reading as it will not
be accurate.
How to view a transmitter’s signal strength:
Spectra
Sections [631] to [638] represent the signal strength viewer for a specific
transmitter. For example, section [631] is the viewer for the transmitter in
section [601] and section [638] is the viewer for the transmitter in section
[608].
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [631] and [638].
2. Press the transmitter’s anti-tamper switch, or open the corresponding
zone. A reading of two or less represents a very weak signal and the
transmitter should be moved. A reading of three or higher is acceptable.
LED keypads: The keypad will illuminate numbers 1 to 8.
LCD keypads: The keypad will display from 1 to 8 characters on
the screen. For example, in the figure below the LCD screen
shows a signal strength reading of 5.
Digiplex Series
Sections [601] to [616] represent the signal strength viewer for a specific
transmitter. For example, section [601] is the viewer for the transmitter in
section [101] and section [616] is the viewer for the transmitter in section
[116].
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5.2.1 Signal Strength Keypad Beep Tones (Spectra only)
You can also use the MG-RCV3’s beep sequence feature to verify a
transmitter’s signal strength (refer to section 5.2 on page 12). When
you press a transmitter’s anti-tamper switch or open the corresponding
zone, beep tones emanating from all the keypads connected to the
communication bus will advise you of the transmitter’s signal strength.
5.3 View Transmitter’s Current Battery Life (Digiplex Series only)
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [701] TO [716]
These sections allow you to view the amount of time, in weeks, a battery has
been in a specific transmitter. However, if you replace the batteries in one of
the transmitters, you can view the current battery life only after one week. Each
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [601] and [616].
2. Press the transmitter’s anti-tamper switch, or open the zone assigned to
the transmitter. The signal strength is represented by one to ten arrows
that will appear on the LCD screen below the words “View Data”. The
numeric reading will appear to the right of the arrows. Three or less is a
very weak signal and the transmitter should be moved. A reading of four
or higher is acceptable.
How to attain a transmitter’s signal strength using the beep
sequence:
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [631] and [638].
2. Press the transmitter’s anti-tamper switch or open the
corresponding zone.
3. Listen for the beep tones:
If the signal strength is 1 or 2 = One beep
If the signal strength is between 3 and 5 = Two beeps
If the signal strength is between 6 and 8 = Three beeps
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section represents the current battery life reading of a specific transmitter. For
example, section [701] is the actual battery life reading for the transmitter
assigned in section [101], and section [716] is the reading for the transmitter
assigned in section [116].
5.4 View Transmitter’s Previous Battery Life (Digiplex Series only)
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [801] TO [816]
These sections allow you to view the amount of time, in weeks, the previous
batteries in a specific transmitter lasted. The value will be saved one week
after the new batteries are installed. For example, if you replace the batteries in
one of the transmitters, you will be able to view the battery life of the previous
batteries only after one week. Each section represents the previous battery life
reading of a specific transmitter. For example, section [801] is the previous
battery life reading for the transmitter assigned in section [101], and section
[816] is the reading for the transmitter assigned in section [116].
The previous battery-life value is saved, and made available, one week
after the replacement batteries are inserted into the transmitter.
How to view a transmitter’s current battery life:
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [701] and [716].
2. The number value (001 to 255) in the chosen section represents the
number of weeks the batteries have been inside the transmitter. For
example, if the value is 006, the batteries have been in the transmitter for
6 weeks.
Note: The current battery life will be available one week after the batteries
are inserted into the transmitter.
How to view the previous battery life of the transmitters:
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [801] and [816].
2. The number value (001 to 255) in the chosen section represents the
number of weeks a transmitter’s previous batteries lasted. For example, if
the value is 012, the previous batteries lasted 12 weeks.
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6.0 Supervision Options
The MG-RCV3 offers a variety of supervision options that allows the module to
monitor the status of the module, detectors, and door contacts.
6.1 Low Battery Supervision
SPECTRA: NO PROGRAMMING REQUIRED
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTION [001]: OPTION [1]
For Spectra systems, there is no programing required for this feature. When
the battery voltage of an Magellan wireless transmitter drops below a
recommended level, its red LED will flash and it will transmit a signal to the
MG-RCV3 indicating that the voltage is low. The MG-RCV3 will then send the
report to the Spectra control panel, which will generate a trouble and can
transmit the signal to the monitoring station (refer to the Spectra Reference &
Installation Manual).
When connected to a Spectra control panel, the Wireless Transmitter
Low Battery Supervision feature must be enabled.
For Digiplex series systems, option [1] enables the Low Battery Supervision
feature. When a transmitter’s battery voltage drops below a recommended
level, its red LED will flash and it will transmit a signal to the MG-RCV3
indicating that the voltage is low. If this option is enabled, the MG-RCV3 will
transmit the signal to the control panel, which will generate a trouble and can
transmit a report code to the monitoring station (refer to the appropriate
Digiplex series Reference & Installation Manual).
Please note that certain transmitters are not equipped with a red LED.
How to enable/disable low battery supervision:
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter section [001].
2. Enable or disable option [1].
Option [1] OFF= Low Battery Supervision disabled
Option [1] ON = Low Battery Supervision enabled (default)
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6.2 Check-In Supervision
SPECTRA: SECTION [610]: OPTION [1]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTION [001]: OPTION [2]
With check-in supervision enabled, the MG-RCV3 waits for each of its
assigned transmitters to send a status signal within a specified time period to
confirm their presence and functionality. If a transmitter has not sent a signal
within that time period, the module will transmit a supervision loss signal to the
control panel. The control panel can then generate a trouble, an alarm and/or
can transmit a report code to the monitoring station (refer to the Spectra or
appropriate Digiplex series Reference & Installation Manual).
6.2.1 Check-in Supervision Time Interval
SPECTRA: SECTION [610]: OPTION [2]
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTION [001]: OPTION [3]
With check-in supervision enabled, the check-in supervision time
interval defines the time period the MG-RCV3 will expect a check-in
status from its assigned wireless transmitters. If the module does not
receive a signal from one of its wireless transmitters within the time
period defined here, a trouble and an alarm will be generated and/or a
report code will be transmitted to the central station.
How to enable/disable check-in supervision:
Spectra
In step 3 in section 3.1 on page 8:
1. Enter section [610].
2. Enable or disable option [1].
Option [1] OFF = Check-in Supervision disabled (default)
Option [1] ON = Check-in Supervision enabled
Digiplex Series
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter section [001].
2. Enable or disable option [2].
Option [2] OFF= Check-in Supervision disabled (default)
Option [2] ON = Check-in Supervision enabled
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