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Power Supply
A Power Adapter is required to connect to a wall power outlet. Be sure only to use an adapter with
the appropriate AC voltage rating to prevent component damage. A DC 12V 1A output Power
Adapter is generally used to power the Repeater.
Power Adapter Application:
To connect the Power Adapter:
Step 1
Locate the Power Adapter and plug into the DC power jack.
Step 2
Plug the Power Adapter to a wall power outlet.
Step 3
The Repeater will sound a Long beep and the Green LED will light up.
AC Failure/AC Restore:
The Repeater will send an AC Failure signal to the Control Panel when the Power Adapter is
unplugged for 30-60 seconds. When the Power Adapter is plugged in again for 30-60 seconds, the
Repeater will send an AC Restore signal to the Control Panel.
Rechargeable Battery:
In addition to the adapter, there is a rechargeable battery inside the Repeater, which serves as a
back-up power in case of a power failure.
When the Power Adapter is plugged into the DC power jack, slide the Battery Switch to the ON
position so the Power Adapter supplies power to the Repeater and at the same time recharges the
battery. It takes approximately 72 hours to fully charge the battery.
When the Power Adapter is unplugged, the Repeater will be powered by the rechargeable battery.
The Repeater can detect the battery voltage. When the battery voltage is low, the Green LED will
flash to indicate low battery status.
Functional Switch Block
The Functional Switch Block determines which Mode the Repeater is
in. A switch in the up position indicates the (
ON
) Mode. Likewise, a
switch in the down position indicates the (
OFF
) Mode.
Function
ON
OFF
DIP Switch 1 Learn Device
Learning mode
(Device)
Normal Mode
DIP Switch 2 Range or Walk Test
Walk Test Mode
Normal Mode
DIP Switch 3 Factory Reset
Clear Mode
Normal Mode
DIP Switch 4 Learn into Control Panel
Learning mode (Panel) Normal Mode
