AT&T 8000 installation instructions Choose Transmitter Mounting Locations, Keypad Transmitter

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STEP 11

Choose Transmitter Mounting Locations

Wireless Remote/Transmitter and

Keypad Transmitter

Universal Transmitterr

Passive Infrared Transmitter (PIRT)

The normal mounting height for the Wireless Remote/Transmitter and the Keypad Transmitter is between 4-l/2 to 5-l/2 feet for convenient access to the keypads. Avoid mounting on metal door or window frames.

Universal Transmitters should be mounted at a height of at least

four feet. A higher installation produces the best radiation pattern. Avoid mounting on metal door or window frames.

Placement of the PIRT determines the detection pattern.

The PIRT may be mounted either on a flat wall or in a comer.

. A mounting height of 7-l/2 feet provides the best combination of sensitivity and coverage.Mounting above this height increases coverage, but decreases sensitivity, while mounting below this height increases sensitivity, but decreases coverage.

Allow at least two inches between the unit and the ceiling

to permit servicing.

. If using the Pet AIIey Mask (8560) or Pet AIIey Lens (8561) mount the PIRT 4 to 4 l/2 feet above the floor.

. Avoid mounting PIRT where direct sunlight may strike it. The customer should be able to identify sun patterns. The unit should not beng of placed where strong sunlight will strike directly on the face of the detector. Be wary of glass- topped tables or mirrors that are capable of reflecting direct sunIight toward the PIRT. Indirect sunlight shining through windows wiII not trigger an alarm.

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Contents Pursuant to Company Instructions AT&T Security SystemExceeding those expectations is what AT&T is all about Service is all aboutSystem KnowledgcGood Service Accountability Attitude Customer Contact Page AT&T Proprietary Information Obtain the floor plan and component list/work order Chart to help determine what you need. OutlineWhich are part of the AT&T Security Survey Call the customer to verify the time and locationPhillips-Head Screwdriver Common Hand Tools Slotted-Head ScrewdriverRequirements WiringEnvironment Page Salesman has told him/her Meet the Customer Confirm Correct LocationYou can answer any questions before you leave Look for broken windows, scratched paint, torn wallpaperPaper mills Choose Central Controller Location PrecautionsLarge neighborhood antennas MetaI kitchen or bathroom cupboards ObjectsRefrigerators MetaI sinks and tubsKeypad Transmitter ISI Wireless Siren Controller Wireless Remote TransmitterTransmitter locations Antenna PlacementAntenna length less than I5 feet, if possible ThemPossible Antenna Run in a Multi-level Home Transformer Wire lath in plaster walls Signal must pass through several outer wallsProblems, especially in L shaped homes InsulationHouse code USE Within a Half Mile Radius House Code DIP Switch Combinations House Code DIP Switch Combinations AT&T Proprietary Information Central Controller Terminal Strip Environmental17 Install the Digital CommunicatorPossible. Sharp angles in the wiring run reduce Problem. Reset the watchdog with the AT&T ModelProgram the Digital Communicator using the AT&T Remote Programming PackageIt is critical that you identify Run the Central Controller Antenna Choose the antenna runSources of possible RF interference Potential blocks to RF wavesPlug in the Transformer Verify power Power Up the Central ControllerDigital display Enter the Installer Test ModeAllow at least two inches between the unit and the ceiling Choose Transmitter Mounting LocationsKeypad Transmitter Pirt Zone TOP View Curtain Lens Ssdt Installation Considerations Other Installation Considerations ‘t J Typical single floor installation Alarm Hour Sensor Loop Not Secure Wireless Remote/TransmitterBattery is OK CONDITlONSensor Locate the phone line protector block Run the Phone Line for the Digital CommunicatorStep LYll Requires more powcr than 450 MA Then install the High Power SirenRelay Module Recheck All Transmitter LocationsProgram the Transmitters Beeps and alarms to specific transmitters. Code numbersLet’s look at the I.D. Code for a moment Number is used by the Central Controller to relay trouble1171 Wireless Remote/Transmitter DIP Switches Selectable sensor loop zone House code settingProgramming Selectable sensor loop option= closed loop Set House Code/Option DIP Switches= high security = low securityPage Yellow Wire Third Number 1st = B 2nd = W White WirePage House code Transmitter ID Switch 8 should be set on for high security to Keypad Transmitter Initial Programming Page Press up on the tab at the bottom HousingIntrusion Audible Panic Interior Environmental AuxiliaryAT&T Proprietary Information Transmitter PIR T Lens Replace lens brackets carefullyAT&T Proprietary Information Active Post on Pirt Circuit Board PscH8$EPage Open the detector front housing Use the information presented in the InstallationAccessed through a small hole in the backplate Set the House code DIP switches$t.ns~ Switch Page Mount the backplate Mount the Transmitters Mount Wireless Remote/TransmitterSensor manufacturer’s instructions USE Jumpers To Close Loops For Handheld USE Mount Keypad Transmitter Attach the front housingMount Universal Transmitter Page Auxiliary APPLlCATlONS Panic APPLlCATiONSComes on when you move Reduce the sensitivity of the Pirt by usingSeveral minutes to stabilize Walk test the Pirt to verify its coverageExit the Installer Test Mode Choose the Wireless Siren /Controller On = Silent OFF = Sound Switch 9 should Always be onSources of possible RF interference Potential blocks to RF wavesScrew provided #6-32 Verify that the AC Power Light is onTransformer Plug in the transformer Until 1 Beep is heard Perform the System Test System Test HardwiredSystem Test 24-Hour Zone Transmitters RF Scanner