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Mounting the
Repeater
Repeater
Installation
Example
Quik Bridge® Euro Repeater SAW Installation Instructions
You must be free of static electricity before handling circuit boards. Wear a
grounding strap or touch a bare metal surface to discharge static electricity.
Static
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To disassemble and mount the repeater:
1. Remove the enclosure cover by removing the cover
screws. Set the cover aside.
2. Remove the screws securing the circuit board in place.
Remove the circuit board from the base and place it in
the repeater cover.
Placing the circuit board in direct contact with a metallic
surface (such as a ladder) can permanently damage
the repeater.
3. Hold the base against the mounting surface and mark the
four mounting holes (see Figure 7).
Note
Remember to leave at least 10 inches above the repeater for the
antenna.
4. Remove the base and install anchors (included) where
needed.
5. Place the base on the wall and secure it using the screws
included.
6. Reattach the circuit board to the base with screws.
7. To enable the cover tamper switch, wire a "normally
closed" contact (not included) to the terminals on J6 and glue the contact to the cover.
8. To disable the cover tamper switch, insert a jumper wire between the terminals as shown in
Figure 6.
9. Replace the cover.
Install the control panel and sensors
1. Install the control panel.
2. Add ("learn") sensors 1–8 into the control
panel memory, then mount them.
3. Determine which sensors are "distant" (out-
side the control panel reception range) by
performing a Dealer Sensor Test on all of
the sensors.
In this example, sensors 3–8 were determined
to be distant sensors.
Add a repeater to the system
4. Add ("learn") repeater 1 into the control
panel memory.
5. Place repeater 1 between the control panel
and a group of distant sensors
For this example, sensors 3 and 4 were chosen
for use with repeater 1.
6. Remove power from the repeater and set the
repeater identification number to "two" (set
the DIPs on repeater 1 to 0100000, as
shown in Figure 5).
Note
By using only even numbers in the example "cas-
cade," we are also designing a flexible system. If
necessary, we can expand the system with more
sensors and repeaters in the future (without re-
Figure 7. Mounting Hole
Locations (view
from back of base)
SENSOR
SENSOR
NUMBER 7
NUMBER 6
SENSOR
NUMBER 5
REPEATER
REPEATER
2
SENSOR
NUMBER 3
REPEATER
1
SENSOR
NUMBER 1
CONTROL
PANEL
Figure 8. Example Repeater Installation (arrows
denote communications links)
m o u n t i n g
h o l e s
SENSOR
NUMBER 8
3
SENSOR
NUMBER 4
SENSOR
NUMBER 2
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