Eagle 1403 Bedienungsanleitung

Rev. 4.0 2/97

MODEL 1403 REMOTE CONTROL RELAY MODULE

INSTALLATION MANUAL

1.0 GENERAL.

The Model 1403 REMOTE CONTROL RELAY MODULE provides four SPDT relays which can be controlled from

the central station. Two Model 1403's can be daisy-chained to provide eight (8) relay control outputs. Relays can

be configured for momentary or latching operation; momentary delay can be programmed long or short. There is a

master set and reset command.

2.0 REQUIREMENTS.

2.1 POWER.

Operating Voltage: 9 to 14 VDC.

Current Draw (standby): 20 mA.

Current Draw (all set): 170 mA.

2.2 SYSTEM

The Eagle Model 1403 requires the following hardware:

1) Eagle Two Way Audio Verification Module (1403 ready)

--- or ---

2) Eagle Remote Arm/Disarm Module (Models 1404 or 1407)

3.0 CONNECTIONS.

3.1 REQUIRED CONNECTIONS.

INTERCONNECT CABLE. Connect one end of the two conductor wire included with the Model 1403 to the “IN”

connector on the Model 1403. Connect the other end of the cable to the “1403” connector on the 1250 or P7 on

the Model 1241 or to P1 on the Model 1404. See appropriate manual to connecting Eagle modules for further

instructions.

POWER CONNECTIONS. The Model 1403 requires +12VDC and GROUND connections. These connections

may be made to any +12VDC supply available including the Model 1241 or Model 1404 terminal strips.

3.2 OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS.

MULTIPLE MODEL 1403's. If it is desired to use more than one (1) Model 1403, an additional Model 1403 may be

interconnected via the two conductor cable in a daisy chain configuration. Connector P2 is the output on Model

1403 for additional modules. Connect P2 of the first module to P1 of the second module. BE SURE TO

CONFIGURE EACH MODULE TO DIFFERENT NUMBER BANKS (1 through 4 or 5 through 8) FOR REMOTE

CONTROL (See paragraph 4.1.)

TERMINAL 1

TERMINAL 2

+12

GND

RY1

COM

RY2

COM

RY3

COM

RY3

RY4

COM

RY4

EAGLE SECURITY PRODUCTS

MODEL

NOT NOT

USED USED

12345678

24VAC

OFF

123456

SW1

1241 1403

MODEL

THERMOSTAT

POWER

WARM UP

THERMOSTAT

NORMAL

THERMOSTAT

( SET TO 50 )

( SET TO 72 )

TYPICAL APPLICATION

RAISES TEMPERATURE OF

A BUILDING WITH A

SIMPLE PHONE CALL. ADDITIONAL

MODEL 1403

4.0 CONFIGURATION.

4.1 MODEL 1403 DIP SWITCHES.

The dip switches on the Model 1403 may be configured to best suit the application. The adjustable

parameters include momentary or latching; momentary duration; activation digits used.

SWITCHES 1 - 4: control whether the relay is momentary or latching.

SW1 - OFF = RELAY 1 LATCHING

ON = RELAY 1 MOMENTARY

SW2 - OFF = RELAY 2 LATCHING

ON = RELAY 2 MOMENTARY

SW3 - OFF = RELAY 3 LATCHING

ON = RELAY 3 MOMENTARY

SW4 - OFF = RELAY 4 LATCHING

ON = RELAY 4 MOMENTARY

SWITCH 5: Controls relay bank; high or low.

SW5 - OFF = RELAYS 1-2-3-4 (low bank)

ON = RELAYS 5-6-7-8 (high bank)

Switch 5 controls which four digits control the module. If switch 5 is OFF then commands 1

through 4 control the module. If switch 5 is ON then commands 5 through 8 control the module. If two

modules are used, it is desirable to have one module on each setting thus giving eight (8) independent

'zones'. If both modules are set to the same range, then two relays will be activated with each command.

SWITCH 6: Controls momentary duration, if selected.

SW6 - OFF = MOMENTARY ACTIVATION DURATION = 350 mSEC

ON = MOMENTARY ACTIVATION DURATION = 1.5 SEC

5.0 OPERATION.

5.1 RELAY ACTIVATION / DE-ACTIVATION.

Once the communication link has been established via a Two Way Voice Module or a Remote Arm/disarm Module,

the Model 1403 REMOTE CONTROL RELAY MODULE can be accessed and commanded via a Touch-Tone

command. Each command consists of two digits. The first digit is the #. This is followed by a single number

ranging from 1to 8. Dip switch 5 sets which group of four numbers command the module. All valid and

accepted commands are responded to with an acknowledgment 'beep'.

Example. If you have configured the module for a low bank (digits 1through 4) and you wish to activate relay

three press #then 3on the phone touch pad. If the command sent was a valid command and the module

accepted the command, it will generate an acknowledgment 'beep'.

5.2 ACKNOWLEDGMENT BEEPS.

The Model 1403 generates two different acknowledgment beeps. The tone generated is dependent on the

command sent and the state of the relay being commanded. If the relay is a momentary relay, then any valid

activation will generate a 'beep bop'. If the relay is a latching relay then the state of the relay will determine the

type of beep sent. If the relay is not currently set and a command is sent to set the relay, then the module will

generate a 'bop, bop/beep'. If the relay is currently set and a command is sent to reset the relay, then the module

will generate a 'beep bop' as an acknowledgment. Master set and master reset tones follow the latching tones.

The following chart summarizes the acknowledgment beeps.

RELAY TYPE / COMMAND CURRENT STATUS TYPE OF BEEP

LATCHING SET BEEP / BOP

LATCHING RESET BOP, BOP / BEEP

MOMENTARY N / A BEEP / BOP

MASTER SET N / A BEEP / BOP

MASTER RESET N / A BOP, BOP / BEEP

5.3 MASTER SET / RESET COMMANDS.

The Model 1403 has two commands which are master set and reset commands. The master set command will set

or activate ALL relays. This includes momentary and latching relays. A momentary relay will energize for the

duration to which it is programmed (see switch 6). Latching relays will latch into their energized state. Any relays

which are already in their energized state when the master set command sent will not be effected.

The master reset command will de-activate or de-energize ALL latching relays. That is, all relays which are

energized will be de-energized after the master reset command. The master reset command does not effect relays

which are programmed momentary.

Both the master set and reset commands are two digit commands. The master set command is a #followed by

an *. The master reset command is a #followed by another #.

COMMAND SUMMARY

COMMAND FUNCTION

#'number' Commands relay identified by 'number' to

set or reset

# # Master RESET

# * Master SET

Features and specifications subject to change without notification.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Eagle Security Products, Inc. warrants that the products of its manufacture shall be free from defects in materials or workmanship to one

year from the date of invoice if such goods have been properly installed, are subject to normal proper use, and have not been modified in

any manner whatsoever. Upon return of the defective product to the nearest Eagle Security Products dealer, Eagle Security Products will,

at its sole discretion, either repair or replace, at no cost to the customer, such goods as may be of defective material or workmanship.

Customers outside the United States are to return products to their distributor for repair.

EAGLE SECURITY PRODUCTS, INC. SHALL NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM LOSS OF PROPERTY OR OTHER DAMAGE OR LOSSES OWING TO THE FAILURE

OF EAGLE SECURITY PRODUCTS' PRODUCTS BEYOND THE COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY DEFECTIVE

PRODUCTS.

EAGLE SECURITY PRODUCTS INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY AND NO OTHER WARRANTY,

ORAL OR WRITTEN, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, BEYOND THE ONE YEAR WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SPECIFIED HEREIN.

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