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XSATWS compatibility with AVS Electronics controllers
Logitel8 Plus Advance (from vers.2.1)
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ADVANCE88
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Concorde Plus 54
•
Xtream 640
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Xtream 64
•
Xtream 32
•
with these controllers, you can program, display and continuously monitor all functions of the XSATWS
satellite and the sensors via radio. Through an RS 485 serial connection, the system directly recognizes
all zone and tamper alarms and all technical information linked to the radio equipment (sensor anti-
masking, sensor survival, battery-low sensors and radio interference).
Operation
Depending on the type of controller with which it is combined, XSATWS can manage:
up to a maximum of 32 wireless sensors
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up to 64 remote controls
•
No. 1 wireless siren
•
The various wireless accessories are acquired and programmed through a keyboard or dedicated
software.
Each system supports only one wireless siren (version 2.0 or higher) which must be stored on the first
zone of the XSATWS satellite that manages it; in this way, the technical and alarm signals of the siren
will be reported as relative to sensor 1 of the satellite (in the siren, set jumper S2 in position "C").
To activate and deactivate the siren in alarm, the relay output relative to the satellite in which it is store
must be programmed in the controller.
The optical signals from the flash of the siren can be activated by suitably programming the OC outputs
2, 3 and 4 of the satellite in which it was stored:
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For programming the wireless siren of some of the more advanced controller models, refer only
to what is shown in the controller manual.
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