User guide

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Table of Contents
Table of ConTenTs
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .....................................3
FCC REQUIREMENTS .................................................4
chapter 1: introdUction ..........................13
CELL682 DIAGRAM .................................................14
QUICK START .....................................................15
CELL682 WEB PAGE ................................................15
TECHNICAL SUPPORT ...............................................16
chapter 2: installation ...........................17
operating enVironMent .................................17
ACTIVATING YOUR CELL682 ..........................................17
MOUNTING THE CELL682 (NEMA-4X HOUSING) ..........................17
LOCKING THE NEMA 4X ENCLOSURE ...................................18
ANTENNA INFORMATION ...........................................19
CONNECTING THE POWER SUPPLY ....................................19
CONNECTING THE BATTERY ..........................................20
WIRING PROCEDURE ...............................................20
GROUNDING .....................................................21
WIRING SENSORS TO DRY CONTACT INPUTS ............................. 21
WIRING SENSORS TO ANALOG INPUTS .................................23
WIRING RECOMMENDATIONS ........................................24
chapter 3: software installation ...................27
INSTALLING AND STARTING THE SOFTWARE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
ACTIVATING YOUR CELL682 ..........................................27
CHECKING WIRELESS SIGNAL STRENGTH ................................29
CELL682 WEB PAGE ................................................30
chapter 4: inpUt prograMMing ....................31
ALARM STATES ....................................................31
DRY CONTACT INPUTS ..............................................32
DRY CONTACT PROGRAMMING .......................................32
ANALOG INPUTS ..................................................34
ANALOG INPUTS PROGRAMMING .....................................35