Digital Security Controls Ltd. 10WS4920 Manual De Usuario

D: Enrolling the WS4920

The WS4920 has two Electronic serial numbers

(ESN) that must be entered into the alarm panel

during enrollment. The first communicates super-

visory and tamper status. The second identifies

battery status (see note below).

To quick enroll the WS4920 (available on

selected alarm panels):

1.Enter Wireless Enrollment mode on alarm panel

(see panel installation instructions).

2.Tamper WS4920 to transmit first ESN.

3.Confirm ESN on alarm panel. The panel

prompts for zone number.

4.Select and accept zone number for repeater.

5.Press Programming button on WS4920 to

transmit second ESN.

6.Confirm ESN on alarm panel and select zone

when prompted. Once zone is confirmed,

WS4920 is enrolled.

To manually enroll the WS4920, consult the alarm

panel installation manual.

NOTE: Disable tamper transmission programming

(options ([330]-[336] on control panel) for the

second zone. This prevents low battery troubles/

restores, caused by momentary AC loss, from being

reported to the monitoring station. A tamper is

logged in the event buffer. Both zones should be

programmed as a non-alarm zone type.

E: Placement Testing the

WS4920

For optimal performance between the WS4920

and the alarm panel, the repeater should be

located in an area of low RF interference.

To test the RF link between the WS4920 and

the alarm panel:

1.Place alarm panel into placement test (see

panel installation instructions) and select zone

where first serial number is enrolled.

2.Tamper the WS4920.

•If alarm panel receives a strong signal, the

panel squawks the siren once and “Location

is Good” is displayed on alarm keypad.

•If alarm panel receives a weak signal, the panel

squawks the siren three times and “Location is

Bad” is displayed on alarm keypad.

3.If alarm system indicates no response, repo-

sition WS4920 and repeat test. Repeater

should only be placed in a location where

multiple good results are received.

F: Quick Enroll/Placement

Testing Devices

Up to 164 1-way wireless devices can be

enrolled on the WS4920. During the first 4

hours of power up, the WS4920 can be placed

into Enroll/Placement test modes. After the 4

hour time-out, access to these modes is denied

and the unit must be powered up again to enter

Enroll/Placement mode.

To both enroll and placement test a device at

the same time:

1.Press and hold Programming button for 3 sec-

onds. “Mode Entered” tone sounds. The

WS4920 is now in Enroll/Programming mode.

2.Trip and restore zone to be enrolled 3 times:

•Door and window contact open/close or tam-

per/restore

•PIR and other stationary devices tamper/

restore

•Panic pendant 3 to 4 button presses

•Wireless key 3 separate button presses

3.Once repeater has received signal from zone,

Green LED lights for 1 second and sounder

emits “Zone Enrolled” tone.

NOTE:

•If another zone is tripped during the enroll

sequence, the enroll process must be restarted.

•A repeater can not enroll another repeater.

•Stationary (permanently mounted) devices

should only be enrolled on one repeater. The

only exception is in Residential Fire Installa-

tions, where smoke detectors must be enrolled

with at least 2 repeaters.

•Fobs and panic pendants may be enrolled

with multiple repeaters.

•If an enrollment is attempted after all 164

device slots have been filled, the repeater

emits the “Error” tone to indicate that no fur-

ther devices may be enrolled.

4.After zone is enrolled, trip zone again to per-

form placement test. Green LED flashes if sig-

nal is received.

•If “GOOD Zone Placement” tone sounds,

device location is satisfactory and unit may

be permanently mounted.

NOTE: If the repeater tone can not be heard while

testing the device, set the alarm panel into place-