Elkron DC6002I/BR Guide Rapide page 3

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WHITE/BROWN MAGNETIC CONTACTS WITH WIRED INPUTS
LED
In normal operating mode, the LED indicator is off, except for the following situations:
When the tamper switch of the contact is opened or closed
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When the contact is in alarm with the tamper switch open or the battery flat
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When the contact is in Test mode
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The LED does not blink if the tamper switch and the battery contact are working normally and the device is not in Test mode.
The LED blinks to indicate that a signal is being transmitted and blinks rapidly twice when it receives a recognition signal from the
control unit.
Tamper
The internal magnetic switch detects the opening and closing of the door with the associated magnet.The tamper switch protects
the contact from tampering attempts or attempts remove it from the installation surface.
Jumper and internal terminals
1. and 2. Terminal blocks. For connection, see Table 1 in the Contact operation section
Terminals 2: the signalling of an alarm on this input will be of the same type as that indicated by the
opening of the door.
3. Reserved jumper (JP2)
4. Door alarm enabled jumper (JP3)
This jumper can be used to enable/disable the alarm caused by opening the door.
If the jumper is ON (the jumper is inserted on the two pins), detection is deactivated and the roller and
NC input alarms remain enabled.
If the jumper is OFF (jumper removed or "arranged" on a pin), detection is enabled (default setting).
5. Roller open detector setting jumper － 5 pulses/off (JP4)
This jumper can be used to select how many pulses are needed to activate the roller opening alarm.
With the jumper set to ON, the alarm is generated when 5 pulses are counted in 10 seconds.
If the jumper is set to OFF, the alarm is not activated after 5 pulses in 10 seconds (default setting).
6. Roller open detector setting jumper － 6 pulses/off (JP5)
This jumper can be used to select how many pulses are needed to activate the roller opening alarm.
With the jumper set to ON, the alarm is generated when 6 pulses are counted in 10 seconds.
If the jumper is set to OFF, the alarm is not activated after 6 pulses in 10 seconds (default setting).
7. Roller open detector setting jumper － 8 pulses/off (JP6)
This jumper can be used to select how many pulses are needed to activate the roller opening alarm.
With the jumper set to ON, the alarm is generated when 8 pulses are counted in 10 seconds.
If the jumper is set to OFF, the alarm is not activated after 8 pulses in 10 seconds (default setting).
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The jumpers JP4, JP5 and JP6 may be set to ON only once.
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If more than one jumper JP4, JP5 and JP6 or none are set to ON, the alarm will be activated after 5
pulses counted in 10 seconds.
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The pulse count will be reset if no pulses are counted within 10 seconds.
8. Test button
Wired terminals
The table below shows the connections available for terminal blocks 1 and 2. In case of connection of the terminal block 2,
the signalling of an alarm on this input will be of the same type as that indicated by the opening of the door.
TABLE 1 – CONNECTIONS TO THE TERMINALS OF DC6002I
TERMINAL BLOCK 1
Roller opening detector
Inertial detector (e.g. VSD3 or MMZ01)
QUICK GUIDE
DC6002I – DC6002I/BR
5
5
Glass Break Detector (e.g. GD05PL)
Device with NC contact (Normally Closed)
1. Red LED indicator / Test button
2. Plugs for covering mounting holes
3. Battery insulation
4. Tamper switch
5. Mounting holes
TERMINAL BLOCK 2
DS80MM1G-003A