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2.1.102.1.10

2.1.10

REMOREMO

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TE COURTE COUR

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TESY OUTPUT (TERMINAL 15)TESY OUTPUT (TERMINAL 15)

TESY OUTPUT (TERMINAL 15)

Output available for connecting a burglar alarm interface to be used

for turning on lights during entry and exit delay times. Connect the

positive (+) terminal of the interface unit to terminal 15, return the

negative terminal to terminal 5 or 6.

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Use an X10 B

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installations.installations.

installations.

2.1.112.1.11

2.1.11

REMOREMO

REMO

TE KEYPTE KEYP

TE KEYP

AD OUTPUTS (TERMINALS 16,AD OUTPUTS (TERMINALS 16,

AD OUTPUTS (TERMINALS 16,

17, 17,

17,

18) 18)

18)

All keypads wired to the SC system should be connected using three

(3) conductor 22 gauge stranded wire. All keypads connected to the

control panel must be “Home Run”. The total combined length of

wire for all keypads is not to exceed 1000 feet.

ALL KEYPALL KEYP

ALL KEYP

AD AD

WIRES MUST BE KEPT AWIRES MUST BE KEPT A

WIRES MUST BE KEPT A

Y FRY FR

Y FR

OM AOM A

OM A

C ANDC AND

C AND

TELCO TELCO

TELCO

WIRING.WIRING.

WIRING.

FIGURE 3 - SK1L KEYPFIGURE 3 - SK1L KEYP

FIGURE 3 - SK1L KEYP

AD AD

WIRINGWIRING

WIRING

2.1.122.1.12

2.1.12

KEYSWITCH INPUT (TERMINAL 19)KEYSWITCH INPUT (TERMINAL 19)

KEYSWITCH INPUT (TERMINAL 19)

The system may be armed/disarmed using a keyswitch. If keyswitch

operation is desired, the system must be programmed for all

selected burglary zones assigned to user 16. User 16 must not have

an access code programmed. Connect the momentary (normally

open) keyswitch from terminal 19 to terminals 3 or 4.

2.1.132.1.13

2.1.13

TELEPHONE LINE (TERMINALS 20, 22, 23, 24)TELEPHONE LINE (TERMINALS 20, 22, 23, 24)

TELEPHONE LINE (TERMINALS 20, 22, 23, 24)

The incoming telephone is connected to terminals 20 and 22.

Connections to the house phones are wired to terminals 23 and 24.

Normally, the control panel connects the incoming line to the house

phones using an on board “line seizure” relay. This relay when

properly connected prevents anyone from disabling the communi-

cator by picking up one of the house phones. Connection to a phone

line with a Fax machine is not recommended.

INSTALL JUMPER BETWEEN

2&3 FOR CONNECTION

SUPERVISION

INCOMING PHONE LINES T

RRD

JACK

PLUG

BLUE

YELLOWBLACK

ORANGE

BROWN

GRAY

RED

GREEN

TO PREMISI

TELEPHON

SHORTING BARS 1-4, 5-8 ARE

LIFTED WHEN PLUGGED IN

FIGURE 4 - FIGURE 4 -

FIGURE 4 -

TYPICAL TYPICAL

TYPICAL

TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTIONTELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION

TELEPHONE SYSTEM CONNECTION

For proper installation and to meet FCC requirements, it is recom-

mended that a USOC RJ31X jack and connecting cable be installed.

THE CONNECTING CABLE MUST BE PHYSICALLTHE CONNECTING CABLE MUST BE PHYSICALL

THE CONNECTING CABLE MUST BE PHYSICALL

SEPSEP

SEP

ARAARA

ARA

TED FRTED FR

TED FR

OM ALL POOM ALL PO

OM ALL PO

WER AND SIGNAL LEADS.WER AND SIGNAL LEADS.

WER AND SIGNAL LEADS.

BE SURE BE SURE

BE SURE

O INSULAO INSULA

O INSULA

TE ALL UNUSED LEADS.TE ALL UNUSED LEADS.

TE ALL UNUSED LEADS.

2.1.142.1.14

2.1.14

ZONE INPUTS (TERMINALS 25 - 36)ZONE INPUTS (TERMINALS 25 - 36)

ZONE INPUTS (TERMINALS 25 - 36)

The SC800 system comes from the factory with eight (8) fully

supervised zones. The SC1600 is factory configured for sixteen (16)

fully supervised zones. These zones can be individually pro-

grammed to meet a variety of applications depending on system

needs. The (8) zone system may be expanded to (16) zones by

adding a Eight Zone Expansion Module (P/N EEM-8) which includes

the U11

EEPROM.

The system may be programmed for non-supervised zone opera-

tion. Refer to item 30 - Miscellaneous Selections. In this mode, all

burglary zones are restricted to Closed Circuit operation. Fire Zones

must still use the 2.2K EOL resistor.

For supervised operation, closed circuit loops are wired in series

with the resistor. Open circuit loops are wired across the resistor,

(refer to Figure 5). Remember that the resistor should be connected

in series at the farthest point of the loop. This will allow the use of both

open circuit and closed circuit contacts. When connecting a fire

loop, the resistor should be placed after the last fire detection device.

This will allow correct operation of the trouble signal when the loop

is opened.

CLOSED

CIRCUIT

ONTACT

NON-

SUPERVISED

LOOP

OPEN

CIRCUIT

CONTACT

2200 ohm Resistor (supplied)

FIGURE 5 - ZONE CONTFIGURE 5 - ZONE CONT

FIGURE 5 - ZONE CONT

CT CT

WIRINGWIRING

WIRING

2.1.152.1.15

2.1.15

EAREAR

EAR

TH GRTH GR

TH GR

OUND (TERMINAL 21)OUND (TERMINAL 21)

OUND (TERMINAL 21)

In order for the SC system’s surge and transient protection to

operate correctly, terminal 21

must be connected to an Earth

ground.

The preferred method of protection is to install a separate metal

grounding rod. An alternative method of protection, but not as

effective, is to connect the earth ground to a metal cold water pipe.

In either case keep the wire run as short and straight as possible.

When connecting the earth ground, use at least 16 gauge wire

between terminal 21 and earth ground.

2.1.162.1.16

2.1.16

CONMODCONMOD

CONMOD

6 pin connector used to connect DOB modules to panel for bell

module, status module, and/or printer interface. See DOB instruc-

tions for further details.

2.1.172.1.17

2.1.17

INSTINST

INST

ALLERS AALLERS A

ALLERS A

CCESS CODE JUMPERCCESS CODE JUMPER

CCESS CODE JUMPER

Jumper used for resetting the Installers Code. See section 5.4 on

page 11 for instructions on use.

(Yellow or White) KPD I/O

(Black) KPD - Com

(Red) KPD + V

Tamper