4601/4602/4603/4604/4605/ 4606/4608/4609/4624 Reference Guide Compatible Equipment 4600 4618/9 4612 4660 4611 4613 4675 Wirefree control panel Eight channel receiver Two channel receiver Multiscan Single channel receiver Mains light controller Nursecall system (old version) 496372 Issue 1 1 of 34
General Range Transmitter range depends on the receiver aerial and the nature of the receiving path. These ranges in the table below are approximate and assume a perfectly flat open field line of sight. The maximum distance depends on site conditions. The measurements were taken on days when the relative humidity was less than 50% and the temperature was between 18-25°C.
4601 BATTERY CARE DO NOT DESTROY THE BATTERY IN A FIRE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE BATTERY. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RECHARGE THE BATTERY. DO NOT HIT THE BATTERY WITH A HEAVY OBJECT. PAY ATTENTION TO THE METHOD OF DISPOSAL. If in any doubt contact Scantronic for further disposal information.
601 The pendants must be coded to match the appropriate receiver. This is carried out via two sets of small DIL switches.These have only two positions: UP (or ON), DOWN (or OFF). You can select ANY combination you like except all switches up (or ON) or all switches down (or OFF). Ensure that the switches on your receiver match exactly the switch code you have selected on the transmitter. 4600 Panel Figure 1.
4601 4612 Set switches 1-8 and 1-2, to the site code of the 4612. Set switches 3-4 on the first transmitter, to the same as the mode selection switches 3-4 on the receiver. On the second transmitter, set switches 3-4 to the same as the mode selection switches 1-2 on the receiver. For further information, refer to the ‘4612 Installation Manual’. 4618/9 Figure 2. Coding for 4618/9 4660/75 Refer to the appropriate Installation Manual.
4602 Re-assembly Refit the lid of the case, ensuring that the aerial cord is firmly gripped in the guides provided and that the sealing “O” ring is correctly seated. Replace the cross-headed screws into the holes and firmly screw the case together. It is essential that the screws are tightly secured as the water-resistance is dependant on this. If necessary, re-seal the aerial Entry/Exit point, with DOW-CORNING sealant REF: RTV 3145. ON NO ACCOUNT USE AN ACETIC-ACID BASED SEALANT.
4602 Coding The Transmitter Remove the self-tapping screws and carefully ease the top of the case upwards. Set the site code on the large 10-way DIL switch as follows: Note that UP is ON and DOWN is OFF. Do not set all switches to ON or all switches to OFF or the transmitter will not work correctly. 4600 Set switches 1 to 6 to the site-code of the 4600. Set switches 7-10 and the 2way DIL switch to the zone number. Figure 3.
4602 4612 Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. Set switches 1-2 on the first transmitter to the same as mode selection switches 3-4 on the receiver. On the second transmitter set switches 1-2 to the same as mode selection switches 1-2 on the receiver. For further information refer to the 4612 Installation Manual. 4618/9 Set switches 1 to 8 to the site code of the 4618/9. Set switches 9 to 10 and the 2-way DIL switch to the zone number.
4603 4660/75 Refer to the appropriate installation manual. Final Commissioning After coding, switch on the battery. Find switch 2 of the small black 2-way DIL switch (marked ON/OFF). Set to ON using a terminal screwdriver or ball point pen. If your unit shows low battery operate the orange buttons five or six times at five second intervals. The sixth and subsequent transmissions should give a normal transmission. Note: DIL switch changes will not take effect until the transmitter is operated twice.
4603 The 4603-60 operates on the DTI-specified frequency for alarm systems, and can be used as a one or two channel alarm transmitter, Personal Attack button, door contact, or a Boat/Caravan single zone alarm panel. Physical Layout Figure 6. 4603 PCB Layout Three sets of input terminals occupy the bottom of the circuit card. Immediately above a group of 12 DIL switches provide a means for setting the radio site code.
4603 The BNC connector at the top of the card is a standard Scantronic aerial connection. 4603-6x series transmitters contain an internal sounder. In all reporting modes the sounder gives a small click every time one of the inputs A, B or I/P Con changes state. In addition, in mode 3 the sounder gives a warning tone. You can silence the sounder using switch 3 (Beep) on the function switches. Just above the Battery a red LED shows when the unit is transmitting.
4603 Technical Specification This section summarises the overall capacities of the 4603-6x series. Dimensions h x w x d 152 x 104 x 30mm. Input supply Lithium battery. Battery life Up to 5 years. Lid tamper switch 24VDC @ 100mA. Temperature -10°C to 55°C. Humidity up to 80% (non condensing). Power output 1mW. Aerial BNC 50 Ohm impedance. Frequency 4603UK-60 173.225 MHz. Fully DTI approved to MPT1344 for alarm use only. No licence required. BS6799 Class 2.
4603 Mode 3 - Boat/caravan Single Zone Alarm Panel In this mode the 4603-60 can be used as a boat or caravan single zone alarm panel, which transmits alarm conditions to a remote on-site monitoring centre. Place Mode 1 switch ON, Mode 0 switch OFF. Connect normally closed sensing device between A and Gnd (for example a movement sensor). Connect normally closed tamper loop between B and +Ve. Connect arming switch (key switch or similar) between I/P Con and +Ve. Figure 8.
4604 Figure 9. 4603 Mode 4 The unit transmits whenever inputs A or B are either broken or reconnected. Coding the Transmitter Set the radio site code (bank of 8 plus 4 DIP switches) as shown for the 4604. Do not use the last two switches in the bank of 4. Final Commissioning Push the ON/OFF switch to ON. The unit lights the transmit LED. If the Beep switch is on then the unit gives a beep while the transmit LED is glowing.
4604 Technical Specification Dimensions Input supply Temperature h x w x d 130 x 32 x 23mm. 3.7V Lithium battery. -10°C to 55°C. Humidity up to 80% (non condensing). Frequency 173.225 MHz Power 1mW Fully DTI approved to MPT1344 for alarm use only. No licence required. BS6799 Classes 1-3. Coding The Transmitter Set the site code on the large 10-way DIL switch. Note that UP is ON and DOWN is OFF. Do not set all switches to ON (up) or all OFF (down) or the transmitter will not work correctly.
4604 4618/9 Set switches 1 to 8 to the site code of the 4618/9. Set switches 9 to 10 to the device number. The alarm channel triggers odd numbered zones. The tamper channel triggers even number zones. For further information refer to the 4618 Installation Guide. Figure 11. Coding for 4618/9 modes 9-13 and 19 4611/4613 Not compatible. 4612 Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. The tamper channel triggers channel B. The alarm channel triggers channel A.The 4612 must be in 2channel mode.
4605 Testing You can switch the 4604-55 on so that it transmits a continuous test signal. This facility helps in range-testing and fault-finding. To activate the test signal turn the switch marked TEST (on the 2-way DIL switch) to ON. Figure 12. ON/OFF and Test Switches To ensure good reception use the Scantronic 4690 field strength meter to obtain accurate field strength readings and audible and visual indication of the transmitter’s performance and any interference present.
4605 Technical Specification Dimensions Input supply: Temperature h x w x d 102 x 44 x 20mm. 3.7V Lithium battery. -10°C to 55°C. Humidity up to 80% (non condensing). Frequency 173.225 MHz. Output power 1mW Fully DTI approved to MPT1344 for alarm use only. No licence required. BS6799 Classes 1-3. Coding The Transmitter Remove the self-tapping screws and carefully ease the top of the case upwards. Set the site code on the large 10-way DIL switch. Note that UP is ON and DOWN is OFF.
4605 Figure 14. Coding 4618/9 modes 1-8 4611/4613 Not compatible. 4612 Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. The side buttons trigger channel B. The top button triggers channel A. The 4612 must be in 2-channel mode. For further information refer to the 4612 Installation Guide. 4660/75 Refer to the appropriate installation manual.
4606 Final Commissioning After coding switch on the battery. Find switch 2 of the small black 2-way DIL switch (marked ON/OFF). Set to ON using a terminal screwdriver or ball point pen. If your unit shows low battery operate the orange buttons five or six times at five second intervals. The sixth and subsequent transmissions should give a normal transmission. Note: DIL switch changes will not take effect until the transmitter is operated twice. Refit the lid and screws, and tighten them.
4606 Tilt Switch - The buzzer starts a warning tone approximately 12 seconds after the unit tilts more than 45 degrees from vertical. The warning tone lasts for 12 seconds while the unit is tilted. At the end of the warning tone the unit sends an alarm signal to the receiver if it is still tilted. Restore the unit upright to silence the warning tone. Manual Over-Ride - Press the grey button on top of the unit to temporarily disable the tilt switch.
4606 Final Commissioning Switch on the battery after setting the site and zone code. Find switch 2 of the small black 2-way DIL switch (marked ON/OFF). Set to ON using a terminal screwdriver or ball point pen. If your unit shows low battery operate the orange buttons five or six times at five second intervals. The sixth and subsequent transmissions should give a normal transmission. When vertical the unit may take up to 20 seconds to start up.
4608 4608 Introduction The 4608 Passive Infra-Red Detector is an indoor only dual element movement detector designed for use with the 4600 control-panel, 4660/75 Multiscan, 4612-2 Channel-or 4618/9-8 Channel-Receiver. It incorporates a dual element Infra-Red sensor with adjustable interchangeable fresnel lenses which will give 90º wide angle vertical curtain, horizontal curtain (pet alley) and narrow beam long range detection.
4608 Figure 16.
4608 Lens Changing and Patterns Figure 17. Horizontal Curtain and Long Range Note 1: Remove PCB and Rotate PCB 90º to the left (anti-clockwise) to use vertical curtain lens.
4608 Figure 18. Wide Angle and Curtain Lenses. CODING THE TRANSMITTER Set the site code on the large 10-way DIL switch. Note that UP is ON and DOWN is OFF. Do not set all switches to ON (up) or all switches OFF (down) or the transmitter will not work correctly.
4608 4600 Set switches 1 to 6 to the site-code of the 4600. Set switches 7-10 to the zone number as shown for the 4604. 4611/4613 Not compatible. 4612 Set switches 1-10 to the site code of the 4612. The tamper channel triggers channel B. The alarm channel triggers channel A.The 4612 must be in 2channel mode. For further information refer to the 4612 Installation Guide. 4618/9 Set switches 1 to 8 to the site code of the 4618/9. Set switches 9 to 10 to the device number as shown for the 4605.
4608 Testing Figure 20. 4608 Jumpers Zone Locator Test To perform a zone locator test, fit the 'OZW' link in the 'Z' position. This will illuminate the red LED. With the transmitter board removed, loosen the centre retaining screw and locate the rear pcb in the uppermost position, then refit the battery and front lens cover. Move around within the protected area and observe the PIR lens. Where you can see a bright red light within a lens segment, the PIR is detecting that area.
4609 4609 Introduction The 4609 smoke detector comprises an optical smoke sensor and a radio transmitter. When the smoke sensor activates, the detector triggers the transmitter, which in turn signals the control panel. Figure 21. 4609 PCB Layout Technical Specification Dimensions Input supply: Temperature h x w x d 102 x 44 x 20mm. 9V Alkaline PP3. -10°C to +55°C. Humidity up to 80% (non condensing). Frequency 173.225 MHz. Output power 1mW Fully DTI approved to MPT1344 for alarm use only.
4624 4612 Switches 1 to 10 on the receiver match switches 1 to 8 and 1 to 2 on the 4609. Switch 3 on the 4609 matches switch 3 or 1 on the receiver depending on if it is channel A or B. Jumper J2 matches switch 4 or 2 on the receiver depending on if it is channel A or B. If J2 is linked then make sure switch is on. If J2 is unlinked then make sure switch is off. Figure 22. Coding 4609 for 4612 4611/3 Switches 1 to 8 and 1 to 3 on the receiver match switches 1 to 8 and 1 to 3 on the 4609.
4624 The 4624 transmitter is fully compatible with 4618 and 4619 receivers and provides two - channel indication with 4612 and 4660/75 Multiscan receivers. Output power is switchable 1 or 10mW. Technical Specifications Dimensions Power supply Current Low battery threshold Operating temperature h x w x d 135 x 142 x 33mm. 10-15 VDC. 20 MA quiescent. 60 mA in alarm. 9.5 +/- 1 V -10° to +55° C. Humidity up to 80% (non condensing). Transit time 2.5 seconds (1 event). R.F. level 1 mW to 10 mW. Frequency 173.
4624 Note 1. If the transmitter is used for normally closed units, the 4618/9 Receiver must be in mode 14. Any unused inputs (channels) must be linked out, unless when using the 4612 or 4660/75. 2. If a normally open input is to be used on channels A and C, then minijumpers J7, J8, J9 and J10 must be removed and mode 15 selected on the 4618/9 Receiver. Setting Up Modes 4618/9, 4612 & 4660/75 Receivers. All Inputs normally closed A - D. 1. Fit mini-jumpers J7, J8, J9, J10. 2.
4624 c) To allow a second 4624 to output to channels 5 - 8 on the receiver, set switch number 8 on the transmitter to ‘Off’. Note: Switch number 8 on the 4618/9 Receiver Identification switch can be in any position. For more information refer to 4618 Installation Guide. Identification Code Selection 4612 Set switches 1-8 on the 4624, to the site code of the 4612. Set switches 9-10 on the 4612 to off and set the mode switch for 2-Channel. Leave channels C and D on the 4624 open, e.g., unlinked.
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