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Revision 1.21

     October 2007.

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Connecting the Battery to the PCB.   See Diagram 3.

1. Place the battery into position.  If required, fit the optional Battery retaining bracket by inserting the tab at the Left Hand end

of the bracket into the slot provided near the Mains Transformer.  Insert the tab at the Right Hand end of the bracket into the
other slot by gently pushing inwards and down on the side of the bracket.

2. Connect the supplied Battery Cable between the “+” and “0V” connections of “TB3” on the PCB (C) and the Battery

terminals (D), observing correct polarity.

Fitting the Cover.

In order to comply with regulations, the cover must be fitted and the screw provided to fix the cover to the chassis must be
tightly secured.

Power Supply connection details.  (Refer to diagrams on page 4)

Links:

JP2

No longer fitted.
(If this Link is fitted [ie on an older board] a LOW state on the “PSDOWN” input will enable the Power Supply)

R20

R20 can be cut out of the PCB to reduce the current limit to 1.0 Amp.

Connectors:

TB1

16.5V 2.5A AC Transformer input connections.

TB2

13.8V DC Output, alarm outputs and control input.  

See page 4 for details..

TB3

12V 7AH Battery connection.

X3

Direct ribbon cable connection to certain Modules.  e.g. Mini Expander or 2 Door Access Module (Type 2 or later)
-Duplicates all connections on TB2.  ( Part Number: 605049 [40cm] or 605050 [20cm] )

Fuses:

F1

AC Input Protection Fuse (4 Amp Fast Blow)

F4

Battery Protection Fuse (4 Amp Fast Blow)

Note:

  Blown Fuses must always be replaced with a fuse of the same type and rating.

LEDs:

ACFAIL

Indicates AC Fail condition.

ON

Indicates Power Supply output is present.

REV BATT

Indicates Connections to Battery are wrong polarity and Fuse F4 is blown.

Tamper switch & bracket.

Mounting Holes.  x 4

Cable access cutout in base.

Power Supply Output &
Control connections.

Battery connections.

16.5V AC Power connections.

AC Mains Transformer.

AC Mains Terminal block &
fuse.

12V, 7AH Battery.

Mains Cable entry point &
Grommet

Diagram 3.

B

A

C

D

Optional Battery
retaining bracket

Mounting plate for Module PCB.
(Mini Exp/2 Dr Acc/Analogue/etc)

Summary of Contents for 995200PE

Page 1: ...e 100mV RMS max Iout 2A Conversion Efficiency 80 approx Load Regulation 100mV Iout 0 1A to 2 0A Low Battery trigger voltage 11V DC Battery capacity 12V 7AH Sealed Lead Acid Mechanical Specifications Dimensions Length 252 mm Allow 20mm at bottom of case for Mains cable entry Width 358 mm Depth 83 mm Weight 7 2 kg Includes mains transformer battery and cover Power Supply PCB dimensions 95mm X 80mm X...

Page 2: ...e Diagram 3 on the following page 1 Installation environment should be maintained at 0º to 40º Celsius and 15 to 85 Relative humidity non condensing 2 The enclosure must be secured to a flat vertical surface using fasteners through the four keyhole mounting holes in the chassis We recommend mounting the enclosure with the Mains Cable entry and Transformer at the bottom as shown in Diagram 3 3 When...

Page 3: ... cut out of the PCB to reduce the current limit to 1 0 Amp Connectors TB1 16 5V 2 5A AC Transformer input connections TB2 13 8V DC Output alarm outputs and control input See page 4 for details TB3 12V 7AH Battery connection X3 Direct ribbon cable connection to certain Modules e g Mini Expander or 2 Door Access Module Type 2 or later Duplicates all connections on TB2 Part Number 605049 40cm or 6050...

Page 4: ...he Power Supply unit to run on the Battery if present If the Battery level drops below 11 volts LBATT will go into alarm A typical application could be Battery testing Using any Auxiliary output from a Concept module connect the output to PSDOWN as shown below When theAuxiliary is turned OFF the power supply is enabled When theAuxiliary is turned ON the power supply is operating from its battery o...

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