Home Automation owner manual Overall Description, Model 1503 Owners

2. OVERALL DESCRIPTION

This section describes your sys- tem. It is recommended that you read this section to understand the terms in the following sections.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN “VERSION 2” AND “LC” MODELS

This Owner's Manual covers two products:

1.Model 1503 Version 2

2.Model 1503-LC

The Model 1503-LC is a “lite” Model 1503 Version 2. The -LC has all of the major features of the Version 2, but is not expandable. The Model 1503-LC version is iden- tical to the Model 1503 Version 2 except for the following features:

a.The LC does not support the Model 1102 Expansion Enclosure.

b.The LC can control 16 X-10 modules instead of 64.

c.The LC does not have the Voice Message feature.

d.The LC Voice dialer does not say the address of the premises, only the phone number. The Digi- tal dialer still reports all information.

Differences in models are noted in this manual.

OVERALL DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM

Your Model 1503 system consists of the following components:

Model 1503 Owner's

a.Console(s) - The console has a liquid crystal display (LCD) and a keypad to control the en- tire system. You may have 1 to 4 consoles in a system. Each con- sole works independently of the others. Consoles can be mounted flush in the wall or in a wooden enclosure for table top or bed- side use.

b.Keypad(s) - The optional key- pad is a simplified control key- pad for the system. It has LED indicators and can arm and dis- arm the system into any security mode and activate any of the macro buttons. The Keypad is designed to be mounted next to doors where the full Console functions are not needed.

c.Control/Communicator - This is the white enclosure, approx. 14H x 12W x 6D inches, that con- tains the brains of the system. All wiring to consoles, doors, windows and motion detectors goes to this enclosure, which is normally mounted in a closet or utility room.

d.Door contacts, window con- tacts, motion detectors, smoke/ fire detectors, etc. These de- vices indicate the presence of intruders or fire to the con- trol/communicator.

e.Interior Sounder and Outdoor Horn - These devices alert you and neighbors to the presence of an intruder or fire.

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