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Wireless Considerations
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Since the wireless portion of security is relatively
new and there is less standardization in this area,
and in order to treat any special considerations
that apply only to Security System 8300, this
appendix has been created as a “Wireless
Information Section.”
This portion of the manual applies only to systems
using the wireless sensors and receiver options.
Installation Note
If you might use wireless devices in an installation,
always run the system wiring (hardwire zones,
keypads, power wiring) away from the wireless
module-run these wires to the bottom of the
enclosure.
Verifying the
Communications Link
Before installing, or even designing, wireless
devices into any security system, you should
verify that the residence’s radio-wave environment
does not prevent communication between the
sensors and the CCU. The system itself provides
a way to verify communication using the system’s
actual components. Always make sure that the
CCU has the wireless module and antenna
properly installed, and has the enclosure door
closed.
NOTE:
In industrial areas there may be more electronic
noise during one part of the day than another; if
there is some doubt, check during different parts
of the day to identify when conditions are worst.
(Obviously communications must work in the
worst possible conditions.)
Using the
Installer Test Mode
(Fn#014)
Installer testing requires a Display Control key-
pad, a CCU with the Wireless option installed, and
a Universal Transmitter; the CCU and transmitter
must be configured to talk to each other (see
“Installing Specific Devices” later in this section of
the manual about setting house codes).
Enter the Test mode
(Fn#014)
as described in the
beginning of Chapter 3. The display will show
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