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10. Install Keyfobs

The ISEC-KEYFOB is a multifunction pendant/keychain

transmitter compatible with Napco iSecure-Series wireless sys-

tems. It serves as an area arm/disarm device with two auxiliary

functions, and may be used as a police panic and/or auxiliary

emergency transmitter. A 3V Lithium coin cell battery powers

the ISEC-KEYFOB transmitter (use type CR2032 or Duracell

DL2032 only; use of another battery may present a risk of fire or

explosion). A flashing LED indication signals a low-battery

warning to replace the unit.

The ISEC-KEYFOB leaves the factory as a remote area arm/

disarm transmitter with two Auxiliary buttons, A1 and A2. Auxil-

iary functions are selected by programming keyfob Aux 1 and

Aux 2 options: None, Panic, Instant , Aux Output Toggle, Aux

Output Momentary, Arm Stay or Bypass Interior.

Note: The Aux 1 Button and Aux 2 Button must each be held

down for approximately 2 seconds before the respective signal

will be sent. The LED will light while the unit is transmitting.

LOW-BATTERY CHECK. THE BATTERIES ARE CHECKED

AUTOMATICALLY DURING ANY TRANSMISSION. A LOW-

BATTERY CONDITION WILL CAUSE THE LED TO COME ON

AND START PULSING FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 SECONDS;

A LOW-BATTERY REPORT WILL BE SENT TO THE RECEIV-

ER.

SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical Ratings

Input Power: Powered by a 3-volt lithium battery.

Operating Frequency: 319.5Mhz

REQUIRED PROGRAMMING

The following information is required for each unit. See page

52 for full programming information.

 An assigned keyfob trans-

mitter number

 Area number(s) to which

transmitter is applicable

 The 6-digit RF ID code with

checksum digit printed on the transmitter (enter all numbers

and/or letters, including leading zeros, if any)

 Aux-1 option and Aux-2 option

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

1. Remove the keyring from the keyfob case.

2. Carefully insert the edge of a small coin in the notch locat-

ed in the bottom right corner of the keyfob (near the key

ring loop). Open the case by gently twisting the coin. Lift

off the top cover.

3. With the bottom half of the keyfob facing upwards, carefully

remove the circuit board.

4. On the bottom side of the circuit board, push the battery

out of its metal holder with a sharp pencil. The battery will

slide out of its holder as shown in the image below. Note

the orientation of the battery polarity, with its positive side

up, before fully removing the battery.

5. Replace with a new battery, positive (+) side up, by slid-

ing the battery into its metal bracket. Be certain of battery

polarity before installation.

6. Reassemble the case by first placing the circuit board,

battery side down, into the keyfob base. Place the top of

the keyfob (with its rubber button/gasket in place) on the

keyfob base and press to snap the two keyfob pieces to-

gether.

7. Test the keyfob operation.

BUTTON REPLACEMENT

Factory supplied auxiliary buttons can be installed to operate

other items, such as outdoor lights. Install as follows:

1. Open the keyfob as per the Battery Replacement instruc-

tions (above) step 1.

2. With the top cover off, lift and remove the rubber buttons

from the inside of the top cover.

3. Replace the rubber buttons with the auxiliary buttons,

(shown above) reassembling the keyfob in the reverse

order of disassembly.

4. Test the keyfob operation.

Battery Replacement: Top View

of Bottom Circuit Board

06022

2032

Insert pencil and

push battery out of

holder as shown

Button Replacement:

Auxiliary buttons

Factory-Supplied Functions: Arm, Disarm, Aux. 1 and Aux. 2

ARM

AUX. 1

DISARM

AUX. 2

Summary of content (10 pages)

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0. Install Keyfobs The ISEC-KEYFOB is a multifunction pendant/keychain transmitter compatible with Napco iSecure-Series wireless systems. It serves as an area arm/disarm device with two auxiliary functions, and may be used as a police panic and/or auxiliary emergency transmitter. A 3V Lithium coin cell battery powers the ISEC-KEYFOB transmitter (use type CR2032 or Duracell DL2032 only; use of another battery may present a risk of fire or explosion).
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11. Install Siren Before You Begin Install the ISEC-WL-SIREN in either of two ways:  AC with batteries as backup if AC lost  Batteries only ("mount anywhere") The unit is shipped from the factory with the 120VAC wall outlet prongs installed (see "AC With Battery Backup" instructions, below). To power the siren with batteries only, thus increasing the number of possible installation locations, skip to the section "Batteries Only ('Mount Anywhere')" .
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12. Install Takeover Module DESCRIPTION The ISEC-WL-MODULE is a " takeover module" , used to convert an existing wired security system to wireless. The ISEC-WL-MODULE will convert a total of 8 wired zones and convert them into 8 supervised wireless 900MHz zones.
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12. Install Takeover Module (cont'd) BATT+ ... Optional connection to the existing Hub battery + terminal (or + terminal of the power supply) for power supervision. Place shunt across JP3 to enable supervision. PNL+ ...... External +12VDC power input used to power the FIRE terminal (described above). Remove jumper JP13 when FIRE output is powered by an external power source (for example, wired to the DC+ output of an external power supply). Install JP13 to power the FIRE terminal from internal DC power.
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12. Install Takeover Module (cont'd) 6 ZONE 8 ZONE 7 ZONE 6 4 5 ZONE 5 ZONE 4 ZONE 3 2 3 ZONE 2 ZONE 1 1 DC [+] JP12 Control panel power or auxiliary power supply (Control panel enclosure) JP11 JP10 JP9 JP8 JP7 JP6 JP5 FIRE CO BURG DC BAT BAT [‒] [‒] [+] Zone Jumpers P2 12-18VAC TRANSFORMER ISEC-WL-MODULE Wiring Diagram EARTH GROUND 2.2KΩ (–) BLACK FIRE CO BURG EOLR 2.
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13. Install the ISEC-2WF-MOD OVERVIEW The ISEC-2WF-MOD 2-Wire Fire Sensor Module allows your Napco iSecure Go-Anywhere Smart Hub to detect up to 20* compatible 2-Wire smoke detectors (10 per zone). The ISEC2WF-MOD permits the use of existing compatible 2-Wire smoke detectors (see list of compatible smoke detectors, below), and all existing wiring to be used with your iSecure security system. The ISEC-2WF-MOD requires 15mA standby current.
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13. Install the ISEC-2WF-MOD (cont'd) ISEC-2WF-MOD INSTALLATION If the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub enclosure is not already open, open the enclosure as directed on page 10, step 3. Remove all A/C and battery power and install the ISEC-2WF -MOD into the iSecure Hub main PCB as follows: 1. Insert the plastic Standoff into the bottom of the ISEC-2WF-MOD (Fig. 1). Fig. 3: Align and insert ISEC-2WF-MOD PROGRAMMING Fig.
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14. Install the ISEC-WIFI The ISEC-WIFI allows your Napco iSecure Go-Anywhere Hub to connect to the Internet by means of a wireless (Wi-Fi) link, eliminating a ISEC-WIFI wired Ethernet cable connection. Note: The ISEC-WIFI requires 46mA (standby cur"Antenna rent); refer to the "STANDBY Board" - BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET" in this manual to verify that sufficient power is available. Prior to opening the Fig. 1: ISEC-WIFI and Antenna ISEC-WIFI PC board Board (with adhesive).
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14. Install the ISEC-WIFI (cont'd) Plug Socket Fig. 4: Antenna Wire Plug and Socket In addition, keep the wire away from the "Top Antenna" that runs along the top edge of the motherboard, as shown in Fig. 2. 9. Insert the plastic Standoff into the bottom of the ISEC-WIFI (see Fig. 5). Fig. 7: Align and insert ISEC-WIFI (PC Board) P R O G R AM M I N G After the ISEC-WIFI module is installed, program the GoAnywhere Hub using the iSecure Cloud Web Portal: 1. Log into the iSecure Cloud Web Portal at www.
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15. Install the ISEC-ZWAVE The ISEC-ZWAVE allows you to control your Z-Wave devices through your NAPCO iSecure system. Note: This and all other iSecure documents are available for download at our Technical Library: tech.napcosecurity.com. The ISEC-ZWAVE requires 20mA; refer to the "STANDBY - BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET" on page 72 to verify that sufficient power is available.