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SW-ATT-TAKRF

Installation and Operation Instructions

Operating Instructions:

The SW-ATT-TAKRF is designed to convert 8 hardwired zones into eight wireless zones, make

installation simple, and work with existing control panel wiring. The module is to be mounted

next to the existing wired control box where the hardwired zones are connected. All of the

zones in the TAKRF act as supervised wireless zones to the Digital Life panel.

Installation and Mounting Guidelines:

Screw the mounting bracket to the wall with the included hardware. The bracket and TAKRF

must be mounted within RF range of the Digital Life panel.

NOTE: Signals will not be received if the TAKRF is not within range of the Digital Life Panel.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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SW-ATT-TAKRF Installation and Operation Instructions Operating Instructions: The SW-ATT-TAKRF is designed to convert 8 hardwired zones into eight wireless zones, make installation simple, and work with existing control panel wiring. The module is to be mounted next to the existing wired control box where the hardwired zones are connected. All of the zones in the TAKRF act as supervised wireless zones to the Digital Life panel.
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Connecting wired zones: The TAKRF determines the presence and status of each zone based on the zones loop resistance. Each wired zone is supplied with a 5.1K Ohm resistor installed. Before using the prewired zone, close all the contacts in the zone and confirm that the zone resistance is between 2.2k and 6k Ohms. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Remove AC power from the existing wired panel Remove leads from battery on existing wired panel With power removed, disconnect the hardwired zones from the existing panel.
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Optional – Connecting the ATT Digital Life Keypad: The TAKRF can be used to power the PAD2W Digital life keypad. This can be done using an existing pair of wires to the previous keypad location. 1. Remove AC power from the existing wired panel 2. Remove leads from battery on existing wired panel 3. With power removed, disconnect the keypad wires from the existing keypad. 4. Replace the existing keypad with PAD2W (see PAD2 instructions), remember which wires were used for DC+ and – to the keypad. 5.
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and will signal the Digital Life controller when the TAKRF has changed from AC to DC power and vise-versa, and when the batteries are low. The green LED on the TAKRF is on solid when the battery is OK, flashing when the battery is low, and off when not powered at all. 1. Connect the power wire pair to TB9. Polarity matters, + is on the left side, - is on the right. 2. Install the 2x CR123A batteries as shown. 3.
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Enrolling the Transmitter: (Per ATT requirements – suggest to use the battery install power up transmission or the tamper switch) Once the TAKRF is enrolled into the Digital Life panel, the panel automatically knows the corresponding zone. Each zone DOES NOT need to be enrolled individually. Final installation: 1. Use the included strain relief bracket to prevent wires from being accidently pulled out of their connectors. a. Slide bracket over all the wire pairs. The wire pairs go into the long slot. b.
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Important: 1. All of the zones in the TAKRF are “normally closed” zones. 2. The loop resistance should be between 2.2k and 6k Ohms. If the loop resistance is out of range, then the end of line resistor must be changed or the wiring must be repaired. WARNING: The TAKRF cannot be used to power or monitor any type of Fire or CO detection zone. NOTICE: The TAKRF does not power or monitor PIR or Glass Break devices.
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6. RF signals can be affected by metal objects including metal doors or large mirrors. Care should be taken to avoid these objects during installation as they can interfere with proper operation. FCC compliance statement This device complies with FCC Rules and Regulations as Part 15 devices as well as Industry Canada Rules and Regulations. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference. 2.