Telguard TG-1 Express CDMA User manual

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Pin Description
STC2 Connect to 24-Hour N.C. Zone on panel for supervision.
STC1 Connect to 24-Hour N.O. Zone on panel for supervision
TRIPIN Connect to external relay/sensor or to the panel for Home
Control Flex.
DC Connect to panel auxiliary power.
GND Connect to panel auxiliary ground.
Register for Telguard Service
The registration form may be completed online through our 24/7 dealer
portal www.telguard.com.
Connect Dialer and Power to the TG-1 Express
Connect the alarm panel’s dialer to the RJ-45 jack on the TG-1 Express.
If using the Single Line Interface Cable (SLIC) for power, connect the
supplied RJ-45 cable’s orange wire to the alarm panel’s ground and its blue
wire to the panel’s auxiliary power. If using the terminal block, connect pins
6 and 7 (labeled GND and DC) to the panel’s ground and power,
respectively.
Connect the Antenna and Place the Unit
Connect the antenna to the antenna port, and press the RSSI button on
the side of the unit to put the LEDs into RSSI display mode. When you have
found a location that provides 2 bars or more (LEDs 4 and 5 solid) and more
than 1 cellular tower (LED 1 solid), install the mounting screws and attach
the TG-1 Express to the mounting screws. Press the RSSI button again to
return the LEDs to normal display mode.
Activate the TG-1 Express
The last step is to trigger an alarm from the panel to activate the TG-1
Express. Note that the first alarm will activate the TG-1 Express with the
Telguard Communication Center, and will not be sent to the central station.
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Optional Steps
Configure and Connect Supervisory Trip Outputs
If required, configure the relay outputs by visiting www.telguard.com.
By default, the relays will trip for any system trouble condition detected on
the TG-1 Express. Connect the STC2 relay output to a 24 Hour N.C. Zone on
the alarm panel for supervision. Connect the STC1 relay output to a 24-Hour
N.O. Zone on the alarm panel for supervision.
Configure and Connect Trip Input
The trip input may be configured to provide supervision independent
of the alarm panel, for applications such as external sensors and tamper
protection. Configure the trip and restoral reporting (they are disabled by
default) and the swinger setting by visiting www.telguard.com.
HomeControl Flex
If enabling HomeControl Flex, STC2 will be repurposed as the Keyswitch
relay and the Trip Input will be used to connect to the panel’s output. STC1
will remain as the only trouble condition relay. To enable this feature and to
find more information about HomeControlFlex wiring and programming,
visit www.telguard.com.
For more detailed installation descriptions, please refer to the Telguard
Installation and Operating Instructions available for download at
www.Telguard.com
LED Indicators
LED Symbol Color Showing Indication
LED #1
Activation Green
Solid On Unit is activated at the message center
and enabled
Off Unit not activated at the message center
Flashing Unit is disabled or Activation Denied
(if paired with LED 4)
LED #2
STC
(System Trouble
Condition)
Red
Off ALL OK
1 Flash STC – Low Power Failure
2, 3 Flashes N/A
4 Flashes STC – No Service Condition
5 Flashes STC – Radio Failure Condition
6 Flashes STC – Dial Tone Failure
7 Flashes
STC
–
Panel Presence Failure
LED #3
Panel Communication Yellow Flashing TG-1 Express communicating with
alarm panel
Off Idle state
LED #4
Acknowledgement Red
Flashing When flashing with LED #1 unit has failed activation. Press RSSI button
twice and check Registration.
Off TG-1 Express initialized
On TG-1 Express is waiting for response
from
Telguard
Communication Center
LED #5
Radio Green
Off Idle
Flash Indicates radio is receiving message
Solid On TG-1 Express initializing with cellular
network
LED #7
Trip Input Green Solid On Trip input activated
Off Trip input not active or restored
LED #8
Power
Red Solid On Power connected to unit
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