Telular TG-9 Device Profile Options, Trip and Restore Reporting, Zone 1 Trip Input or Bell Input

Device Profile Options

The Telguard TG-9 Profile is stored in the Telular Communications Center and defines how each unit operates. One profile may be used for multiple units. The profile is uploaded to the Telguard TG-9 when it is activated, there is no field programming needed.

Trip and Restore Reporting

The TG-9 is programmed to send trips on all zones (not restorals). The profile can be set so that restores are transmitted. Changes will affect all trip zones.

•Profile Options: Report Restoral / Do Not Report Restoral

Zone 1: Trip Input or Bell Input

Zone 1 on the TG-9 can be programmed as a normal trip input (default), or as a Bell Input. Bell input is ANSI standard Fire (3 rings, pause) and Burg (steady on).

•Profile Options: Trip Input / Bell Input

Note: Do not connect E.O.L. resistor if using bell input.

Note: If using Bell input, Bell must be connected per Table 1 on page 5 before activating. Make sure there are no Bell alarms in progress before activating.

Zone 6: Trip Input or Shunt

Zone 6 on the TG-9 can be used as a shunt (default) or as a normal trip input. When in shunt mode, a switch can be used to enable or disable alarm functions. When the switch is in an “ON or SHORTED” state alarm functions will be disabled.

•Profile Options: Shunt / Trip Input

Report Shunt Activity / Do Not Report Shunt Activity

Zones 2 - 5: Trip inputs

Zones 2 - 5 are standard trip inputs.

Swinger Option

The TG-9 can be programmed for a swinger setting. Should a single zone trip more than X times in Y minutes, the system will send no more events for that zone until Z minutes have passed with no trips.

•Profile Options: Swinger Option On / Off Number of Events (1 – 99)

During Time Period (1 – 99 Minutes) Time to Restore (1 – 99 Minutes)

STC Trip Output

The STC trip output is a Normally Closed contact with four modes.

Mode 1: It acts as a supervisory output, monitoring for No Cellular Service (NSC), Power Failure (PFC), Failure to Communicate (RFC),

Mode 2: It acts as an alarm or bell driver, tripping the alarm system or sounding an alarm bell when a zone or zones on the TG-9 are tripped. Output will time out after 15 minutes.

Mode 3: It acts as an auxiliary output, which will close or open based on incoming signals.

Mode 4: the output is disabled

•Profile Options: Mode 1 / Mode 2 / Mode 3 / Mode 4

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