User's Manual

If a 2-hour supervision period is set (SW1-off, SW2-On, SW3-off), the

RPN-99 will send the “supervision” signal every 2 hours.

SW 5 : TEST button.

When it is pressed, RPN-99 will automatically sends out a Test signal. It

can be used for Range Test.

SW 6: RESET button.

Pressing the button, the RPN-99 will do a power-on Reset and send a

“power-on check-in” signal.

z Power Supply

z A DC 12V, 800mA (minimum) power adaptor is used to power the RPN-99.

z In addition, there is a 1,600mAh x 8 Ni-mh rechargeable battery is used as a

back-up power.

z When the battery is fully charged, it can provide back-up time of 15 hours. It

takes approximately 36 hours to fully charge the battery.

z Mounting the RPN-99

z The RPN-99 comes with a mounting bracket.

z To mount the RPN-99,

z Using the two holes in the mounting bracket as a template, drill two holes on the

place of desired installation and insert the plastic dowels into these holes.

z Screw the bracket onto the site of installation, through the dowels.

z Then hang the RPN-99 on the bracket.

z Tamper protection

z The RPN-99 also features “Tamper protection” after hanging on the mounting

bracket, any attempt to remove it from the mounting bracket will trigger the

tamper switch and the RPN-99 will transmit the “Tamper active” signal

accordingly.

z Queue Buffer

z The RPN-99 has a Queue Buffer to store up to 12 signals to be transmitted.

z During transmission, the RPN-99 takes the data from the Queue Buffer

one-by-one following First-in-First-out algorithm.

z If a signal received already exists in the Queue Buffer, this signal will be ignored.