Telular TG-9 manual Installation Instructions, Warning! Do Not Mount The Unit Yet

Installation Instructions

WARNING! DO NOT MOUNT THE UNIT YET!

This unit is a cellular communications device.

THE ANTENNA MUST NOT BE INSTALLED IN THE BASEMENT!

1.Connect the power.

Connect the Telguard TG-9 to the 12v DC power output from the alarm panel or to a 9-15v DC (250 mA minimum) power supply. Ensure that the LEDs come on.

Important: The 2.5mm port on the side of the TG-9 is for programming and diagnostics only. It is not a power input and installer shall not insert any type of jack or other device into this port.

2.Check the signal strength.

Look at LED 1 and compare it to the following chart.

Green Solid	Good Signal Strength
Green Flashing	Acceptable Signal Strength
Yellow Flashing	Weak Signal Strength
Red	No Signal Strength

If the light is not green flashing or green solid, move the unit or antenna around until a green flashing or green solid is achieved.

3.Activate the unit.

Short Trip Input 6 (the bottom two terminals). LED 2 should go from RED to SOLID GREEN. This indicates that the unit is registered and active. This may require up to 3 minutes.

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.

If a FLASHING RED appears on LED 2, the unit has failed registration. This usually indicates that the Activation Form has not been completed. If this occurs, call Telular Technical Support at 800-229-2326.

4.Connect the trip inputs.

The trip inputs on the TG-9 should be connected according to the TG-9 Operation Profile selected for the unit. (Consult the installation diagram on the opposite page.) All zone inputs require an E.O.L. resistor (supplied).

Note: If zone 1 is programmed as a bell input, do not connect E.O.L. resistor.

5.Send test signals.

Trip zones on the system, and confirm that signals are received at the central station.

6.Connect the relay output to the alarm panel. (Optional)

The STC relay output is a Normally Closed (N.C.) contact. The zone on the panel should be programmed as a 24-Hour Supervisory Zone.

7.Permanently mount the Telguard TG-9

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