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Receiver wiring
Refer to Figure 3-5 for a wiring diagram of the receiver unit. It is suggested that an installation wiring diagram be
made before wiring the receiver. This will standardize the wiring of receivers in a multiple system installation.
made before wiring the receiver. This will standardize the wiring of receivers in a multiple system installation.
Power source
Terminals 1 and 2.
The receiver unit requires 12 VDC (11 to 15 VDC). Terminal 1 is negative, terminal 2 is positive.
The receiver unit requires 12 VDC (11 to 15 VDC). Terminal 1 is negative, terminal 2 is positive.
Tamper reporting
Terminals 3, 4 and 5.
Non-Specific Alarm (Series Tamper Alarm)
You may wire the receiver tamper switch (terminals 3 & 4 or 4 & 5) in series or parallel (depending on alarm relay
logic) with the alarm contacts for a non-specific alarm report. A non-specific alarm report does not indicate
whether an alarm was caused by intrusion detection or tampering with the unit electronic enclosure. A twisted/
shielded pair of 18 AWG wire should be used for this connection.
logic) with the alarm contacts for a non-specific alarm report. A non-specific alarm report does not indicate
whether an alarm was caused by intrusion detection or tampering with the unit electronic enclosure. A twisted/
shielded pair of 18 AWG wire should be used for this connection.
Specific tamper reporting
To have a specific tamper alarm report, wire the tamper reporting signal directly onto Terminals 3 & 4 or 4 & 5. Use
a twisted/shielded pair of 18 AWG wire for the tamper signal wiring. This wire should be run from the dry contact
tamper output terminals to the junction box, and on to the alarm reporting panel.
a twisted/shielded pair of 18 AWG wire for the tamper signal wiring. This wire should be run from the dry contact
tamper output terminals to the junction box, and on to the alarm reporting panel.
Alarm circuit
Terminals 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11.
There are two sets of normally open and normally closed dry relay contacts. One set may be used for alarm
annunciation at the alarm reporting panel. The other could be used for local annunciation, zone certification
testing, etc. Use a twisted/shielded pair of 18 AWG wire to connect the alarm notification to the junction box and
alarm reporting panel.
There are two sets of normally open and normally closed dry relay contacts. One set may be used for alarm
annunciation at the alarm reporting panel. The other could be used for local annunciation, zone certification
testing, etc. Use a twisted/shielded pair of 18 AWG wire to connect the alarm notification to the junction box and
alarm reporting panel.
Multipath sidetone
Phono plug adjacent to Terminal 12.
This is an audio output (2 mW, 600
This is an audio output (2 mW, 600
Ω
) whose frequency and amplitude are proportional to the amount and location
of a source of motion within the detection zone. It can be used as a local test signal, or can be amplified and
connected to the alarm monitoring system. Shielded 18 AWG audio wire should be used to connect this signal to
the annunciator. A phono jack adapter and an amplified speaker can be connected to the phono plug and used as
an aid in aligning the system.
connected to the alarm monitoring system. Shielded 18 AWG audio wire should be used to connect this signal to
the annunciator. A phono jack adapter and an amplified speaker can be connected to the phono plug and used as
an aid in aligning the system.
Receiver ground connection
Connect TB1 terminal 12 to a properly installed ground rod.
NOTE: Senstar-Stellar recommends using a low resistance (5
Ω
or less) earth ground
connection at the receiver unit. Consult the local electrical codes for additional
grounding information.
grounding information.