RISCO Group 8-16 Zone Wireless Receiver - Manual (Page 2)

NOTE:
WZ08 (an 8 Wireless Zone Expander)
WZ 16 (a 16 Wireless Zone Expander) To confirm your choice
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To add a Wireless Button Module:
1. From the main Installer programming menu, select [7] for
the Accessories option. The first submenu (ADD/ DEL MDL)
appears:
ACCESSORIES:
1) ADD / DEL MDL
2. Press [1] to access the Add Delete Module menu options.
3. Press [6] to add a Wireless Button Module. The following
display appears:
WL BUTTON MODL:
ID=1 TYPE=NONE
4. Place the cursor over the TYPE field, and press
to choose WBT8. To confirm your choice press
Step 2: Calibrating the wireless
module:
(Only on ProSYS & WaveSYS)
Measures the RF noise that the receiver is picking up. This is
used for jamming indication in order to eliminate false jamming
alarms. The range is 00-99.
To calibrate the wireless module:
1. From the ProSYS/WaveSYS main Installer programming
menu, select [2] [9] [5] for the Zones maintenance wireless
module calibration option. The following display appears:
CHOOSE WL ZE:
1) ID:1 TYP:WZ16
2. Select the wireless zone expander for which you want to
establish the threshold level and press
following display appears, showing the current threshold level:
THOLD = XX ZE:1
RE-CALIBRATE? N
3. To perform a new calibration, use the key to select
[Y] YES .
4. After the calibration process is finished, the new receiving
threshold is displayed, as follows:
THOLD=XX ZE:1
NEW THOLD = YY
5. To confirm the new threshold, press
-OR- To change the threshold manually, enter the required
level and press
In order ensure that a momentary high noise level (due to
environmental reasons) will not cause a jamming alarm, you
can set the threshold level to be higher than the calibrated
level.
Step 3: Allocating Wireless
Zones and Wireless Key
Buttons:
To allocate a Wireless zone:
1. From the main Installer programming menu, select [2] for
the Zones option. The following message appears:
SUBJECT: ZONES
1) ONE BY ONE
2. Press [9] to access the Zone Maintenance menu options.
3. Press [6] on the ProSYS/WaveSYS menu or [5] on the Orbit-
Pro menu to access the wireless zones allocation option.
4. Select the zone number intended for the first wireless
transmitter followed by
5. Select the required option, as follows:
Press [1] to skip to the next transmitter assignment
Press [2] to overwrite the data into the selected location and
allocate the transmitter to a zone. After choosing this option
send a write signal from the transmitter and wait for
confirmation beep.
Press [3] to erase the allocation data in the selected location
and then press [Y] YES or [N] NO to confirm your choice.
Press [4] to choose supervision and then press [1] for
supervised or [2] for unsupervised, to confirm your choice.
To allocate a Wireless Key Button:
1. From the main Installer programming menu, select [8] for
the Miscellaneous option. The following message appears:
MISCELLANEOUS:
1) WL BUTT PARAM
Ordering Wireless P/N:
NOTE:
2. Press [2] to access the Wireless Button Allocation menu
options. The following display appears:
W BUTT ALOCAT:
BUTT#=01 (1:01)
3. Select the key button number intended for the first wireless
key button transmitter followed by
4. Select the required option, as follows:
Press [1] to skip to the next key button transmitter assignment
Press [2] to overwrite the data into the selected location and
allocate the key button. Send a write signal from the key
button transmitter by pressing on any of the key buttons and
wait for the confirmation beep.
Press [3] to erase the allocation data in the selected location
and then press [Y] YES or [N] NO to confirm your choice.
Step 4: Defining Wireless
Zones and Wireless Key
Buttons parameters:
To define Wireless Zone parameters:
To define the wireless zones parameters refer to Zones Menu in
the ProSYS Installation and Programming manual.
To define Wireless Key Button parameters:
Each wireless key button consists of 4 keys with the following
options: ARM, DISARM, PANIC, and UTILITY OUTPUT activation.
To define the wireless key buttons refer to the instructions supplied
with the RP128T4RC00A rolling code transmitter or refer to the
ProSYS Installation and Programming manual.
Step 5: Wireless
communication testing:
Perform a Wireless Communication test to check the
communication between the transmitters and the receiver:
1. From the main Installer programming menu, select [2] [9]
[7] in the ProSYS/WaveSYS menu or [2] [9] [6] in the Orbit-
Pro menu for the Wireless Communication Test option. The
following display appears:
COMMUN . QUALITY:
001) Z#=XXX :000
2. Perform the transmission from the selected zone. Allow a
few seconds for the receiver to react. The value presented
is a number between 00-99 that indicates the signal strength.
For more successful communication the strength of the signal
should be higher than the RF noise that the receiver is picking
up. If not, it is recommended to relocate the detector or the
receiver or to use a repeater..
For more detailed information, please refer to the ProSYS
Installation and Programming manual.
Additional Wireless
Programming:
Feature Description
Wireless Module Specifies the period of time that the
jamming time wireless module tolerates
unwanted radio frequencies capable
of blocking (jamming) signals
produced by the system's
transmitters. The time can be defined
to None or 10, 20 or 30 seconds. If
Audible Jamming is set to YES
the panel will also activate the
external sounder.
Supervision Time Specifies how often the ProSYS
checks for supervision signals,
identifying each of thesystem's
transmitters. The range is from
0-7 hours.
Note: 0 hours disables supervision.
It is recommended to set the
supervision time to a minimum of 3
hours
Walk test
Once the installation is finished, perform a walk test and ensure
all the wireless zones are properly covered. To execute a walk
test, do as follows:
1. From the main User Function Programming menu, select
[4] for the Maintenance option.
2. Enter your user code and press
3. Press [0] to access the Walk Test option.
4. At the end of the walk test, verify that all wireless zones
responded properly.
RP128EW0800A
RP128EW1600A
RP128EWR000A
RWT72C86800A
RWT72M86800A
RWT72P86800A
RWT72X86800A
RWT92086800A
RWT92P86800A
RWT32S86800A
RP128T4Z000A
RP128T4RC00A
RWT54086800A
RW140KWL000A
RWT50P86800A
RWT52P86800A
RWT6SW86800A
RWT6FW86800A
Part Number
(868.65MHz) Part Number
(433.92MHz)
Product Description
RP296EW0800A
RP296EW1600A
RP296EWR000A
RWT71EUV2
RWT71EUMV2
RWT71EUPV2
-
RWT90EUV2
RWT90PEU000A
RWT30EUV2
-
RP296T4RC00A
RWT540000EUA
RW140KWL000H
RWT50EUV2
RWT52P43300A
RWT6SW43300A
RWT6FW43300A
8 zone wireless expander + 8 key buttons
16 zone wireless expander + 8 key buttons
Wireless repeater
Wireless door contact
Wireless door contact + Magnet
Wireless Universal/Shutter
Dual channel Shutter /Universal
Wireless PIR detector
Wireless PIR + PET detector
Wireless Smoke detector
4 button Zone transmitter
Wireless 4 Button Rolling Code transmitter
3 Channel transmitter
Wireless Keypad
Wireless panic button
Wireless panic button
Wireless shock detector, white casing
Flood detector
Operating Voltage:
Current consumption:
RF immunity:
Operating temperature:
Storage temperature:
Size:
Frequency:
9 to 16 VDC
40 mA
20V/m 80MHz to 1GHz
0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
145 X 90 X 38 mm
(5.7 X 3.54 X 1.49 inch)
RP128EW0800A – 868.65 MHz
RP128EW1600A – 868.65 MHz
RP296EW0800A – 433.92 MHz
RP296EW1600A – 433.92 MHz
Technical Specifications:
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