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Repeater (RP-29)

The Repeater is designed to increase the effectiveness and versatility of the alarm system. It is a

device that makes your system more powerful by increasing the maximum possible distance

between the Main Unit (Control Panel) and the Devices.

 Identifying the Parts

1. Power LED (Green)

On – Powered by a Power Adapter or

Rechargeable Battery

Flash – Rechargeable Battery low on

power

2. Mode LED (Yellow)

On – The Repeater is in Learning Mode

(Panel) or Clear Mode

Flash (1 flash every second) – The

Repeater is in Walk Test Mode

Slow Flash (1 flash every 2 seconds) – The

Repeater is in Learning Mode (Device)

3. Transmission: Receive LED (Blue)

The Blue LED lights up when the Repeater

receives a signal transmission

4. Transmission: Transmit LED (Red)

The Red LED lights up when the Repeater

transmits a signal.

5. Functional Switch Block

6. Test Button

7. Battery Switch

8. Removable Cover

9. Tamper Switch

10. Mounting Hole

11. DC power jack

12. Mounting Bracket

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Repeater (RP-29) The Repeater is designed to increase the effectiveness and versatility of the alarm system. It is a device that makes your system more powerful by increasing the maximum possible distance between the Main Unit (Control Panel) and the Devices.  Identifying the Parts 1. Power LED (Green) The Blue LED lights up when the Repeater receives a signal transmission On – Powered by a Power Adapter or 4.
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 Power Supply A Power Adapter is required to connect to a wall power outlet. Be sure only to use an adapter with the appropriate AC voltage rating to prevent component damage. A DC 12V 1A output Power Adapter is generally used to power the Repeater. Power Adapter Application: To connect the Power Adapter: Step 1 Locate the Power Adapter and plug into the DC power jack. Step 2 Plug the Power Adapter to a wall power outlet. Step 3 The Repeater will sound a Long beep and the Green LED will light up.
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DIP Switch 6 One-way/Two-way Setting Two-way One-way DIP Switch 8 Tamper Function Disable Normal Mode (Enabled) DIP Switches 5 and 7 are reserved.  Please change DIP Switch 1-4 setting when the Repeater is powered, because change for DIP Switch 1-4 is only valid when the Repeater is powered. For example, DIP Switch 3 is slid to the On position when the Repeater is turned off. When the Repeater is turned on, it will NOT enter Clear Mode.
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 One-way/Two-way setting  The Repeater can operate as either a one-way device or two-way device. When programmed as a two-way device, the Repeater can receive acknowledgement from the Control Panel to ensure successful transmission.  The repeater will work as a two-way device when DIP Switch 6 is slid to the ON position. It will work as a one-way device when DIP Switch 6 is slid to the OFF position.  Please set the DIP Switch 6 position for One-way/Two-way device when the Repeater is off.
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If Repeater B receives the learn code from Repeater A, it will emit 1 long beep and the Blue LED will light up for 1 second to indicate successful learning. If Repeater B receives the learn code from Repeater A and Repeater A was already learnt, Repeater B will emit 2 beeps and the Blue LED will light up for 1 second.  Please do not cross-learn the Repeaters, e.g. Learning Repeater A into Repeater B and learning Repeater B into Repeater A.
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Step 1 Under Normal Mode, slide DIP Switch 2 to the On position. The Repeater will emit 1 long beep and the Yellow LED will flash (1 flash every second). Step 2 When the Repeater receives signals from the Control Panel or the learnt-in devices, it will emit a long beep and the Blue LED will light up for 1 second. The signal is then retransmitted as the Red LED lights up for 1 second. Step 3 To exit Walk Test Mode, slide DIP Switch 2 to the Off position.
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 For devices that are directly controlled by the Panel to turn on/turn off, e.g. power switches, power meter switches, valve controllers, Roller Shutter Controls, or Input and Output Switches, please link only one layer of repeater(s).  For keypad, it is also recommended to link only one layer of repeater(s). Multiple Repeaters If multiple repeaters are used, please follow the guidelines below for the optimum performance: 1.
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It is recommended to learn the device into Repeater B only (and not to Repeater C) to reduce signal traffic.  For the above system, Repeater C is also learnt into Repeater A or B or both so the signals from Repeater C can be relayed to the Control Panel through Repeater A or B, or either. Example 2: From the displayed diagram, the device is located between the RF coverage areas of Repeater A, B and C.
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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.