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Hardwire to Wireless Converter (HWC-1B)

HWC-1B is a wired to wireless converter that converts existing wired sensors of security alarm systems to wireless technology.

HWC-1B can be installed at a preferable location where it can send reports to the Control Panel easily without any more

concern about traditional wired scenarios. To achieve this, the existing wired sensors are connected to the input zones of the

HWC-1B, so there is no need to replace wired devices with individual transmitters.

The easy-to-use Converter consists of 9 input zones which can be connected to existing PIR sensors, door contacts etc. by

wiring.

This saves on installation cost, and provides homes and businesses with increased convenience and efficient

functionality for users.

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Parts Identification

1. LED Indicator

 Input power LED1 (Green/Red):

LED Green on: AC power is connected.

LED Red on: AC power failure.

 Status LED2 (Yellow):

ON: Low battery or disconnection.

Flash: Battery charging failure.

 Transmission LED3 (Green):

The LED Green flashes when any signal is transmitted.

Flashes twice: When receiving acknowledgement from the

Control Panel.

 Input calibration LED4 (Green):

ON: When pressing and holding the calibration button for 2

seconds.

ON: When Input calibration is successful.

 Require calibration LED5 (Red):

Flash: When Input needs calibrating.

ON: When pressing and holding the calibration button for 2

seconds.

2. Test/Learn Button (SW11)

3. Calibration Button (SW12)

4. Reset Button (SW1)

5. Terminal: Z1~Z9 Input Zones.

(See Application Diagram for detail.)

6. Tamper Switch Button (SW20)

7. Power Terminal (See Application Diagram for detail.)

+12V/GND: Connect to power supply.

12VAUX/GND: Provides 12V DC@100mA

to power on connected devices.

8. Rechargeable Battery Pack

9. Two-pin Connector

The two-pin connector is used for connecting to the Rechargeable Battery Pack.

10. Mounting Holes

Summary of content (5 pages)

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Hardwire to Wireless Converter (HWC-1B) HWC-1B is a wired to wireless converter that converts existing wired sensors of security alarm systems to wireless technology. HWC-1B can be installed at a preferable location where it can send reports to the Control Panel easily without any more concern about traditional wired scenarios. To achieve this, the existing wired sensors are connected to the input zones of the HWC-1B, so there is no need to replace wired devices with individual transmitters.
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 Power Supply      Rechargeable Battery Pack     Power on the HWC-1B by connecting the two-wired 12V AC-DC Adaptor to the +12V/GND terminal. HWC-1B will charge the rechargeable battery pack automatically when power is supplied and the rechargeable battery pack is connected. When power supply is interrupted, HWC-1B will switch to using the rechargeable battery and continue operation. When power supply is interrupted and restore, HWC-1B will transmit AC failure and restore signal respectively.
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 (SW11) Learning / Walk Test    Make sure the devices are connected and properly calibrated before proceeding to learning. Refer to your Control Panel Manual to put panel into learning mode. Press the Test/Learn button SW11 to send learning code to the Control Panel. Zone number  Each learned input zones will send an individual RF code to the Control Panel. The zone number is indicated by the the last digit of the device ID.  HWC-1B’s own status (Low Battery, Tamper..
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5. Attach the HWC-1B onto the bracket as shown below. 6. Hold the HWC-1B and gently push it downwards as shown below. B: With Pre-punched Mounting Holes: 1. Press down on the pre-punch holes on the edges of HWC-1B and gently lift the front cover at the same time. 2. Use the 4 mounting holes around the edge of the back cover to mark hole positions on the wall. 3. Drill holes at mounting location and install wall plugs. 4. Screw the back cover onto the marked location. 5. Replace front cover back.
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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.