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' ~ � pulse or contact |D format which iao in the |netn|a- fUr, A� Se rvices, bon Instructions �vthe interconnected ' ' DACT /Alarm Con- ard for installation and Classification of Residential Bur- ho| Unit. g|Vr Alarm Systems Refer to VV12140 for selecting the required handshake / a. Before applying power, be sure to connect the Wnaoff frequency inthe NQ setup ' antenna. Temporarily connect power to the Stop scre'ny(as required by co Link radio from o fully charged 12V (4AH minimum) ` battery. DO NOT mount the radio at this time. Press Tmmnperovvitnhtm send asignal. PRIMARY ANDBACK-UPREPORTINGb. �oaitimn�h� uni�in�hod�oired moun�ing |ocoUon.with The StarLink radio can function an e primary»«ino|eoa cum- antenna oriented vertically. The signal strength is mun1cator' in cases where there are no telephone lines displayedbytheGreen"�ignm| Stnun�thLE�"|aba|ed present,vvhenconnected directly Uo the control panel Telco "D3" (located at the lower right corner of the �C terminals. Forphmm. reporting, do NOT inotaUjumper 3 board). The GSM radio tower signal strength may in terminal Nook "�C5" The SbarLink radio can also fun«' fluctuate from day to day. therefore it is best hu try to �un as n backup to the existing telephone lines (installlfind amounbng location where the LED provides jumper 3 in terminal block^X5"). When used as a backup minimum of b||n�o. communicator and when it senses telephone line trouble, c. Once � location haa been selected based on signal the 8borLinkradio au0omeUumUyswitches the uummu»ico- coverage, permanently secure the unit using #8 don channel�nmthe telephone line tV the<SPRGnetwork. screws (not supplied) in the two mounting holes. 'NETWORK COVERAGE .\�A��NIN��' Tu ensure user safety and tu satisfy FCC �uinom�ntu this unitmuatba installed so The GbmrL|nkmmdio oonstondysupervises the GPRS net- RF exposure requirements, thata minimum separation d�eb�noe of �Oom C�4") is a�- workcovonagu When the SbarLinh radio i� configured for `� � ways maintained bebw�enth� ontennaofthetnsnomiding primorynapo�ing. and the StarLinkrodio dedn�a o |ooe in device and nearby p�naan* Use ONLY �ha �xiaUng on- nab^mrknoverage the ' ' henna supplied by radio to comply with this warning pn»mptthenon�no| pune|tnannounc� oTe|�uLi»� C«�bai|- (Exception: TheSLE�4NTE�Toxtended �ntanna«vith15 uratpoub|o using the K8onagament {�enbarscreen (located (Excop ' a Note: This Telco Line Cut fail- feet ' unu trouble will NOT activate when the Star-ink radio is STEP 3: WIRING(PRIMARY AND BACKUP MODES)uon�guredfbrbackup reporting. 22'gauga�vvina `may be used if mounted up to 50 feet from the control panel, and 18-gaugevvire should be used for up INSTALLATION STEPS to 100 feet. Reference the wiring diagrams further in this STEP 1: ACCOUNT REGISTRATION manual. See the section CONTROL PANEL PROGRAM- Create a new account and register specific StorLink radio K8ING further inthis manual. modules at ' Accounts and mod- For Primary Mode: u|au registered via the Internet are enabled for activation Remove jumper#3 in jumper block labeled "X6'. The vvir- vvithin24houra. ing between the control panel and the 3tnrLinh radio ioover STEP 2: SELECT MOUNTING LOCATION five (5)wireo. as follows: T�emounUng location should bu indoors within the protect- ° TB1: PWR (+12V) Note: Models SLE3/4��-CFBond ed area and selected based on RF performance. Iti» SLECDK8��-- B are rated 12/24VDC input. HIGHLY recommended that the installer carefully adhere to ° ��3' PWRtND () the following recommendations BEFORE any wires are in- ° TB13: PANEL TIP stalled . ° TB12; PANEL RING ° Generally, high locations are best. DO NOT mount radio ° TB3: PGK01 (-). Normally |uvv output wired to the in basements or below grade as unpredictable Pedbp (+) of zone dedicated to monitoring the radio status. mmnoe may result. See page 13 for BEK8C-F8ZCP|YNwiring. Should be ° DC} NOT mount the radio in non-climate controlled envi- programmed on Napuo control panels as Day Zone, but nnnmenta (i.e. attics may become extremely hot in sum- be programmed to sound locally and NDTactivotethe mer, garages may become extremely cold in winter). bell. Note: See steps"a"and"b". below. ° Avoid mounting locations within 3 feet of AC power lines, For��o�a�88mda. fluorescent light fixtures, or metal objects (air ^ ' ` Install jumper#3 in jumper block labeled 'X5" The wiring ditionnno, metal ganoQa dooro, etc.) as these locations between the control panel and the GharL|nk rad io is over have been shown to have odetrimental effect on signal seven (7)wires,asfollows: strength. ° A fair amount of care may be required 0o mount the Star- ° TBi: PWR(*12mr12/24V) Link radio so aahu achieve an optimal RF path. The ° T132: PWRGND �� installer should spend aa much time an needed toobtain ° TB1O: TIP the highest signal level possible. ° TB11: RING ° For Commercial Burglary inota||oUono, install in accord- ~ T813: PANELT|P onmyvvith UL 881. Standard for |netoUmUon and C|anaifi- ° TB12: PANEL RING cation of Burglary and Holdup A|onn Systems. |notmUm- ° TB3: pGK81 Normally iuvv output wired to the Uon nho|| also be in accordance with ULO27. 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