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Part 

Designation 

XT1 

Connector for alarm additional wire loop. 
This connector may be connected to auxiliary ribbon cable of ‘dry 
contact’ alarm. Ribbon cables allows its normal state setup (NC or 
NO). 

SA1 

Reed relay 

SA2 

Tamper button 

XР1

 

Not used 

JMP1 
JMP2 
JMP3 

Jumpers for changing operating modes. 
Jumpers should be installed with the battery removed. 
Designation of jumpers is described in Paragraph 6. 

Red and green LEDs are located on the back of the RDD2 board. 
The operating modes of these LEDs are described in Paragraphs 7. 

6.

 

Designation of Jumpers 

To change a device’s operating mode, remove its battery, install (remove) necessary 

jumpers, and place the battery back respecting its polarity. 

 

Installed Jumpers 

Operating Mode

 

JMP1 

Mode of addition to radio system 

JMP2 

Not used 

JMP3 

Radio channel test mode 

JMP1 + JMP3 

Configuration hardware reset mode 

All jumpers removed 

Operating mode 

 

7.

 

Visual Indication

3

 

Operating Mode 

Red 

Blinks once 

Device received acknowledgment 
signal indicating that transmitted 
alarm signal was received by control 
panel 

Red/Green 

Alternating once per second  Tamper open 

Red 

Blinks 2 times after 5 s 

Battery depleted 

 

 

 

3

 Battery and radio channel test modes are described in Paragraph 8. 

                                              

Summary of Contents for RDD2

Page 1: ...Magnetic wireless sensor RDD2 Data sheet Device identification number ...

Page 2: ...mits them to the control panel 2 Manufacturer 195248 Energetikov avenue building 30 block 8 St Petersburg Russia Tel 7 911 795 02 02 3 Package Contents Magnetic wireless sensor RDD2 1 pc N35 6 25 magnet in enclosure 1 pc Magnet backing plate 3 pcs 2 mm jumper 2 pcs Enclosure tear off tamper1 1 pc Enclosure break in tamper 1 pc АА ER14505 3 6В battery 1 pc Kit for fastening enclosure and magnet to ...

Page 3: ...g period of device operation in radio system min 4 Enclosure break in tamper Yes Surface tear off tamper Yes Normal state setup for additional wire loop Yes Radio system configuration w o personal computer Yes Battery type 3 6 V Li battery Standalone operation time from one battery yrs up to 32 Dimensions mm 29 101 38 Weight g 63 Operating temperature range С 30 55 5 Arrangement of Elements on the...

Page 4: ...ribed in Paragraphs 7 6 Designation of Jumpers To change a device s operating mode remove its battery install remove necessary jumpers and place the battery back respecting its polarity Installed Jumpers Operating Mode JMP1 Mode of addition to radio system JMP2 Not used JMP3 Radio channel test mode JMP1 JMP3 Configuration hardware reset mode All jumpers removed Operating mode 7 Visual Indication3 ...

Page 5: ...enclosure 8 3 Install a battery and close the cover 8 4 After closing the device cover or installing the battery the device switches to battery test mode signaled by the red indicator turning on for 2 seconds If the battery had not been in use for a long time it depassivates The red indicator lights up in series of flashes illustrated in the figure below up until the moment the battery goes into t...

Page 6: ... system instruction The distance between the device and the receiver should be at least 1 m The device then receives settings from the control panel The addition process is illustrated in the diagram t Device successfully added to radio system Adding to radio system is in progress Red The active device has been found Green The device switched to adding mode 8 7 Switch the device to the radio chann...

Page 7: ... mating piece magnet not further than 10 mm away from the SA1 reed relay If necessary use backing plates 8 14 The device is ready for operation 9 Hardware Reset to Factory Settings Remove the battery from its holder install the JMP1 JMP3 jumpers and place the battery back This procedure is shown in the diagram t 5 times The device reset settings Red The settings have been reset to factory settings...

Page 8: ... that the device complies to requirements of the technical specifications provided the client ensures compliances to conditions of transportation storage installation and operation Although the warranty period is 12 months from the commissioning date it may not exceed 18 months from the production date The warranty storage period is 6 months from the production date The warranty does not cover the...

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