Ademco - 5800RL Wireless Relay Module

K3790 01 01 AND SETUP GUIDE INFORMATION 5800RL is a relay module that enables use of remote sounders remote arm disarm indicators using two relays activated by signals from the LYNX control see Figure 1 The 5800RL also send tamper and supervision signals to the LYNX if so The 5800RL is compatible with LYNX controls software versions 9.0 or higher Refer to the LYNX control and setup guide for software compatibility and zone source ratings are as follows 15VA e g ADEMCO 1332 transformer 100 ma power supply Use of power sources with higher or lower voltages may in damage or failure to operate properly Non ADEMCO supplies may have connectors installed Remove these prior to attempting to connect power supply to 5800RL INTERFERENCE RED 2 ARE BY AND SENT CONTROL 1 Lynx Interface Diagram LOCATION GUIDELINES the following guidelines when selecting a mounting location for 5800RL Relay Module see figure 2 Mount the 5800RL in a high location for best wireless Do not mount the 5800RL on or near metal objects This range and or blocks wireless transmissions the 5800RL at least 10 feet from any remote keypad to interference from the microprocessors in those units avoid voltage loss that occurs on long power lines mount external power supply unit in close proximity to the Wiring and Setup permanently mounting the 5800RL the setup procedure described in the Setting Up the section Remove the 5800RL cover from the base using a small flat screwdriver insert screwdrivers tip in slot at top of the to remove Using the 5800RL base as a template position in the desired and mark the two mounting holes See Figure 2 for hole location Attach the 5800RL base using the fasteners supplied and plastic anchors are suitable for a typical but you may use any two fasteners that secure the firmly to the mounting surface Connect relay and power wiring to the 5800RL terminals to Figure 3 for a typical relay application 5800RL can be powered from either an AC transformer or DC supply external power source connected to terminals 7 and 8 figure 3 2 NC NO COM NC A B NO COM AC OR DC IN AC OR DC IN 2 5800RL Diagram 2 3 4 5 6 AD12612 PWR SUPPLY VDC SUPPLY 12VDC SUPPLY 2 NC NO COM NC A B NO COM AC OR DC IN AC OR DC IN 2 3 4 5 6 3 Typical Sounder Wiring Installation to RELAY AND LED Description and Figure 4 Set up 5800 RL as follows Set DIP switches 2 6 figure 4 to the appropriate House ID 1 Make sure the House ID set by the DIP switches matches entered in the LYNX control module supervision and or tamper protection is desired the 5800RL tamper supervisor loop 1 as a zone and its serial number the following when enrolling Type 5 trouble by day alarm by night Type 3 RF Number 1 Position the wiring in the exit slot and reinstall the 5800L on the base the 5800RL module with the rest of the system SWITCH POSITIONS SWITCH POSITIONS indicates USED SETS HOUSE ID POSITION DIP Switch 4 DIP Switch Settings and LED Operation 5800RL contains two relays figure 2 SPDT rated 2A that may be used to activate remote sounders and or arm disarm indicators There are three LEDs green yellow located above the DIP switch and one LED red located in the center of the pc board The LEDs located the DIP switch indicate power and relay activity Refer to 5 The RF Interference LED monitors local radio frequency If this LED is continuously lit the 5800RL should be Upon an alarm condition as follows On burglary alarm to COM ON fire alarm NO connects to COM no alarms present NC contact to COM system armed disarmed as system armed away stay or NO contact connects to COM system disarmed NC contact to COM on lighted when power is Flickering indicates RF is being when RF activity is present 5 Relay and LED Operation W x 4 15 16 H x 1 1 16 D x 125mm x 27mm 100mA OR 15VA use ADEMCO 1332 or equivalent relays each with choice of normally open or normally closed Ratings 2 Amps at 28VDC Temperature 50 cid 176 C 32 122 cid 176 F COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION FCC STATEMENT equipment has been tested to FCC requirements and has been found for use The FCC requires the following statement for your equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed used properly that is in strict accordance with the manufacturer may cause interference to radio and television reception It has type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of FCC Rules which designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a installation However there is no guarantee that interference will occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference one or more of the following measures using an indoor antenna have a quality outdoor antenna installed the receiving antenna until interference is reduced or eliminated the radio or television receiver away from the receiver control the antenna leads away from any wire runs to the receiver control the receiver control into a different outlet so that it and the radio or receiver are on different branch circuits necessary the user should consult dealer or an experienced technician for additional suggestions The user or installer