RHINO KISS-RX-BEEP User manual

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Description Page
Product Description & Features 1
Remote Control Function 2
Master Default Setting 4
Programming Remote Controls 5
Programming Wireless Detectors 6
Wireless Detector Supervision 7
Wireless Detector Low Battery & Tamper Warning 8
Memory Recall Function 8
Your KISS-RX is a state- of- the-art narrow band wireless receiver, designed to operate with most alarm
control panels.
Main Features include:
♦ Simple Installation.
♦ Code Hopping Remote Control Technology (remotes can not be copied by scanning or code grabbing).
♦ Remote Functions include Arm/Disarm & Panic.
♦ Ability to quickly add or erase detectors from your system.
♦ 4 Wireless Detector Zones Available.
♦ Wireless Detector Supervision Output.
♦ Low Battery Warning Output (Intelligent 1 trigger only until batteries replaced)
♦ Detector Tamper Warning Output
♦ Intelligent Detector Learning Program to prevent accidental code duplication.
♦ Memory Recall Function to identify individual detectors sending low battery or tamper codes.
Narrow Band Wireless Receiver with 2 x Code Hoppin
g
Remote
Controls
Build Date:
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\kisspenta.doc
N517
Proudl
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Made in Australia

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♦ Wireless Detectors available include PIR's, Internal or External Reed Switches, Smoke Sensors & Wireless Emergency
Pendants.
+12VDC
Ground
Zone 1 Detector Output
Zone 2 Detector Output
Zone 3 Detector Output
Zone 4 Detector Output
Supervision Output
Low Battery Output
Panic Output
On/Off Output
Keep the antenna vertical &
straight and away from
metal. Mount the receive
r
inside the top of your panel
box with the maximum
possible length of antenna
extruding from the top.
 ARM/DISARM: Press the button once. As soon as you
release, the alarm will respond.
 PANIC: Activate by pressing & holding down the button for
3 seconds. This sets off the siren. To cancel “panic”, press
the button once.
Red
Red
Yellow
Green
Receive
Valid
Program
Run
LED'S
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
ON
OFF
Antenna
Wire
Add
User Code
Bank 1
Receive: On when any data packets are received - even if codes are
not programmed.
Valid: On while valid data is decoded e.g. while Tx is pressed or PIR
transmitting.Flashes 6 timeswhen in program mode and valid datais
received for storage.
Program: On when any switch is in the “on” position, flashes when
more than one switch is in the on position.
Run: Normally flashing at0.5 Hz - indicates microprocessor is
running
Delete

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All outputs are open – collector. This means the outputs will be open circuit
normally and will output ground/earth for 1 second when triggered.

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Typically, this unit should be wired up in the following configuration on a Penta system.
The Penta PGM output must be programmed as an ARMED output
Address 10 Data 01 (for Penta software version 4A123)
Exit delay should be programmed to 0 seconds
Address 08 Data 00 (for Penta software version 4A123)
The Tamper zone must be programmed as an ARM/DISARM zone
Address 01 Data 11000 First digit indicates number of keypads (for Penta software version 4A123)
SPECIAL NOTE:
This setup is designed for use with the PENTA control panel.
When using this module you will not be able to use the PGM output for the strobe to latch on after an
alarm condition. The strobe must now be wired in parallel with the siren output so that it flashes only when
the siren sounds.
To
p
in 3
(
+12V
)
To
p
in 4
(
- NEG
)
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
Note: 2k2 end of line
resistors are build into the
receiver!
Pin 8 (- Siren)
Pin 4 (- Neg)
Pin 9 (- PGM)
N
ot Used

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After connecting your
KISS-RX to your panel as per the connection diagram on page 2,
carry out the default procedure outlined below.
You can default your
KISS-RX in case you make a mistake, or are unsure of your receiver setup.
"Defaulting" your receiver will cause all detector & remote codes to be erased.
To default your receiver, follow these steps:
1. Set all dipswitches on Bank 1 to ON.
2. Press & Hold the delete button for 1 second.
3. All LED's on the receiver will flash once together to confirm that the receiver has been defaulted.
4. Return all dip switches back to the OFF position.
IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEMS WITH
YOUR KISSRX OR REQUIRE ADDITIONAL
TECHNICAL INFORMATION NOT CONTAINED
IN THIS MANUAL
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR RHINO DEALER
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
%
Delete
1 second press

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TO ADD A REMOTE CONTROL
1. On Bank 1, set dipswitch Number 8 only to ON. The yellow Program LED will come on. (If the LED flashes, check that,
you don't have more than one dipswitch set to on).
2. Press & Hold the button on your remote.
3. Press the Add Button. The red Valid LED will start flashing at 0.5Hz.
4. Now release the button on the remote. The red valid light will turn off.
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5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 for any extra remotes that you wish to add. Maximum of 5 can be used.
6. Return dip switch 8 to the OFF position. The yellow program light will turn off.
TO DELETE ALL REMOTE CONTROLS
1. On Bank 1, set dipswitch Number 8 to ON. The yellow Program LED will come on. (If the LED flashes, check that, you
don't have more than one dipswitch set to on).
2. Press the Delete Button.
3. All remote controls will now have been erased from the memory of the
receiver.
Due to the excellent performance of the
receiver, you are likely to "swamp" the
receiver with too much RF signal if you
transmit within 5 metres of the receiver.
To prevent this from occurring, simply
remove the antenna from your receiver
w
hilst programming. You will now have
to be within approx 1m of the receiver
whilst programming.
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
%
Delete
Add % Add …
%
%
Hold
NOTE WHEN PROGRAMMING
REMOTES OR WIRELESS
DETECTORS
!IMPORTANT
When programming make
sure that no detectors are
transmitting, as they will
interfere with you
r
programming procedure.

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4. Return dip switch 8 to the OFF position. The yellow Program light will turn off.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When installing any wireless device,
make sure that it is at least 5 METRES AWAY from the receiver.

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(Wireless PIR, Wireless Reed Switch, Wireless Smoke
Sensor,
or Wireless Emergency Button)
TO ADD A DETECTOR
1. On Bank 1, select the Zone (1-4) that you wish to program a detector into. The yellow Program LED will come on. (If
the LED flashes, check that, you don't have more than one dipswitch set to on).
Note: Learning a new detector into a zone which already had a detector learnt into that zone, will erase the original
detector's code &replace it with the new detector's code. Furthermore, if that detector code has previously been learnt into
another zone, the receiver will determine this as being an error, and will automatically delete the code duplication by
erasing the code from the other zone.
2. Press the Add Button. The red Valid LED will start flashing at 0.5Hz.
3. Now trigger the sensor. The valid light will stop flashing once the detector has been successfully programmed.
4. Return all dip switches back to the OFF position. The yellow program light will turn off.
TO DELETE A DETECTOR
1. On Bank 1, select the Zone (1-4) that you wish to delete a sensor from. The yellow Program LED will come on. (If the
LED flashes, check that, you don't have more than one dipswitch set to on).
2. Press the Delete Button.
!
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
E.g. programming a detector into Zone 1
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
E.g.
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
E.g. deleting a detector from Zone 1
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
%
Delete
Add % Add …

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3. The detector will now have been erased from the receiver's memory. You can test this by triggering the detector, and
watching that the Valid LED no longer illuminates on your receiver when the detector transmits, and also by watching
that the Zone LED no longer illuminates on your RHINO Keypad.
4. Return all dip switches back to the OFF position. The yellow program light will turn off.

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All of your individual wireless detectors (i.e. Wireless PIR, Wireless Reed, or Wireless Smoke Detectors) can send a
supervision report to your receiver to confirm that they are fully functional.
If supervision mode is enabled, the receiver will be expecting to receive the individual supervision code from each detector
approximately every 2.4 hours i.e. at least 10 reports per day, per detector.
The KISS-RX only requires one report from each detector during the 24 hour period tosatisfy the supervision criteria. An
extra 9 reports are still given to ensure that the supervision report is received.
If all 10 supervision reports are missed from one detector during the 24 hour time frame, then the supervision output will be
activated (it will switchlow for 2 seconds).
TURNING SUPERVISION ON OR OFF (Default setting is
OFF)
To turn on supervision:
1. Disconnect power fromthe receiver.
2. On Bank 1, set dip switches 1 & 8 to ON.
3. Reconnect power. The yellow program LED will begin to flash at 0.5Hz.
Within 60 seconds, press the Add Button. The green run light will turn on.
4. Supervision Reporting has now been activated for all zones.
5. Return all dip switches back to the OFF position. The yellow program LED will turn off.
To turn off supervision:
1. Disconnect power from the receiver.
2. On Bank 1, set dip switches 1 & 8 to ON.
3. Reconnect power. The yellow program LED will begin to flash at 0.5Hz.
Within 60 seconds, press the Delete Button. The green run LED will turn off.
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
%
Add
%
Delete
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bank 1
ON
OFF
Bank 1
ON
OFF

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4. Supervision Reporting has now been de-activated for all zones.
5. Return all dip switches back to the OFF position. The yellow program LED will turn off & the green run LED will begin to
flash at 0.5Hz.
 Your detectors will automatically transmit a low battery report to your KISS - RX receiver when the
batteries are nearly flat.
 The low battery report code is also transmitted after the alarm code, every time a detector is triggered.
 After the individual detector has sent five low battery codes in a row, the
KISS-RX will activate the low
battery output once (it will switch low for 1 second) to tell your panel that a detector has a nearly flat
battery. The service person can then determine which sensor has the nearly flat battery via the
memory recall function described below.
Please note: Your
KISS-RX identifies a different low battery code for each individual detector. When
you replace the batteries, your receiver will automatically see that the low battery code is no longer
being sent from that detector. The receiver will then reset that zone, ready to activate the low battery
output only if five low battery codes are sent in a row again.
 The tamper output will switch low for 1 second whenever the front case is removed and the tamper
switch is released on a Wireless PIR Detector or Wireless Reed Switch.
Your KISS-RX has the ability to indicate individually which zone/s are reporting either a low battery,
supervision, or tamper report to your panel. You will require a Keypad to be connected to your panel.
1. Make sure your alarm is disarmed, & all dipswitches are in the off position.
2. Select the report you require:
a) For Low Battery press the Add button, or
b) For Supervision press the Delete button, (to see if there are any detectors that have
not transmitted for a period of 24hours) or
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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Add
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Delete

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c) For Tamper press the User Code button.
3. The zones that are sending the respective signal to your receiver will be illuminated on your alarm
panel keypad for only 20 seconds. The memory is then automatically erased, so make sure you make
careful note of the zones, as you will not get a second chance!
%
User Code