Elkron DC200 User Manual

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PARTS
IDENTIFICATION

Remove cover by loosening the bottom fixing screw revealing the inside of the Door Contact.

LED indicator Learn / Test button

Tamper Switch Extension Terminal

JP1 = Test / Normal Mode Jumper

Jumper (ON): Door Contact is in Test mode.
Jumper (OFF): Door Contact is in Normal mode (Factory default).

JP2 = Supervision Enable / Disable Jumper Switch

Jumper (ON): Supervision disabled (Factory default).
Jumper (OFF): Supervision enabled

JP3 = Internal Magnet Switch Bypass Jumper Switch

Jumper (ON): the internal magnet switch is bypassed. Only the device connected to the Extension
Terminal will activate the Door Contact.
Jumper (OFF): the internal magnet switch is in use (Factory default).

JP4 = Door Close Confirmation Enable / Disable Jumper Switch

Jumper (ON): Door Contact will not send Door Close signal to Control panel.
Jumper (OFF): Door Contact will send Door Close signal to Control panel (Factory default).

LED INDICATOR

• In Normal operation mode, the LED indicator remains off except in the following situations:

o Cover is opened and the tamper switch is violated, LED will light.

o A Tamper Condition persists or Door Contact is in Low battery condition, every time the Door

Contact is activated, the LED will light.

• However, if the Door Contact is in Test mode, the LED will light every time it is activated.

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DOOR CONTACT (DC200)

CONTACT D’OVERTURE (DC200)

MAGNETNI KONTAKT

(DC200)

DS80MM80-001A

LBT80625

Jumper On

The jumper link is inserted.

Jumper Off

If the jumper link is removed or “parked” on one pin.

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BATTERY

The DC200 uses two 1.5V “AAA” alkaline batteries with life expectancy of 2 years (an average of 50 day
activations).
Low battery warning typically starts 30 days before complete exhaustion.

Note:

When changing batteries, after removing the old batteries, press the Tamper Switch twice to fully
discharge before inserting new batteries.

SUPERVISORY SIGNAL

• After installation, the Door Contact will automatically, on a random basis (60 ~100 min intervals),
transmit Supervisory signals to the Control Panel.

• If the Control Panel does not Door Contact signal over a preset time, the Control Panel will
display that a particular Door Contact is experiencing an out-of-signal problem.

GETTING STARTED

• Remove the fixing screw and cover assembly

• Insert the two “AAA” batteries into the battery holder matching marked battery polarity. The LED

will briefly flash.

• Place system in Learn mode and learn-in the Door Contact by pressing the learn/Test button.
Please refer to section “Add/Delete Device” in the Control Panel operation manual.

• After the Door Contact is learned-in, put the Control Panel into “Walk Test” mode, place the Door
Contact in the desired location, and press the Test button to confirm location is within signal
range of the Control Panel.

• When satisfied the Door Contact works in desired location, proceed with installation.

MOUNTING METHODS

There are two methods of mounting the Door Contact: Self adhesive installation or screw mounting.

• Self adhesive installation

1. Clean the surface with a suitable degreaser.

2. Remove the protective covering from one side of the double sided adhesive pad and firmly
apply to the back of the device.

3. Next remove the other cover and firmly press the item onto the desired location.

Note:

Do not use the adhesive pad method of installation on rough surface or with peeling/cracked paint.

•

Screw Mounting

The Base has two knockouts for mounting purpose, where the plastic is thinner.
To mount the Door Contact.

1. Remove the cover.

2. Break through the knockouts on the base.

3. Using the holes as a template, drill holes.

4. Insert the wall plugs if drilling into plaster or brick.

5. Screw the cover back on to its base.

INSTALLATION

1. Ensure the Test/Normal mode jumper switch is in “ON” position. This will enable LED to light
every time the Door Contact operates.

2. Fit the base on the Door frame using either the double sided adhesive pad or screws provided.

3. Fit magnet on door using small double sided adhesive pad or the screws provided. Aligning
magnet by arrow as shown.

Note:

 The magnet should not be more than 15 mm from the detector when the door is closed.
 Ensure tamper switch spring is positioned to make contact with the mounting surface through the

tamper switch aperture.

 Windows can be protected in a similar way. For window: fix the magnet to window moving part

and door switch to the frame.

4. Fix the Cover assembly on its base and secure with the screw.

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5. Test the Door Contact by opening and closing the door or window when the Control Panel is in
“Walk Test” mode. The LED will flash every time the door is opened/closed.

6. Remove the Cover assembly, put the jumper switch in the normal “Off” position. Screw the Cover
assembly back on to its base.

7. Installation is now completed.

Note:

Ensure the jumper is in the normal “Off” position when testing is finished.

USING THE EXTENSION TERMINAL.

• If the Door Contact cannot be mounted on the door frame, you
can connect an additional “extension magnet switch” to the
“Extension Terminal” and mount the Door Contact remotely.

• More than one window and door can be protected by a Door
Contact using an additional magnet and extension magnet
switch. The switches must be wired to the auxiliary terminal
block as shown Fig.1.

• Any device with N.C. (Normally Closed) dry contact, such as
broken glass detector, Smoke Sensor, gas detector, water
leabag detector etc, can be connected to the “Extension
Terminal” Making the Door Contact served as an “Universal Transmit”.

Note:

 The Extension Terminal form a closed loop with the device

connected to it. When the Loop is opened (the device is
triggered), the Door Contact is activated.

 The device connected to the Extension Terminal is in series with

the internal magnet Switch. That means both of them will work
together at the same time.

IDENTIFICATION DES PIÈCES

Déposez le capot en desserrant la vis de fixation située au fond, pour présenter le détecteur d’ouverture
comme illustré.

Voyant lumineux Borne d'extension

Commutateur anti-sabotage Bouton apprentissage/test

JP1 Cavalier test/mode normal
ON, le détecteur d’ouverture est en mode test.
OFF, le détecteur d’ouverture est en mode normal. (Option d'usine par défaut)

JP2 Cavalier habilite/déshabilite signal vérification
ON, signal vérification déshabilite (Option d'usine par défaut)
OFF, signal vérification habilite

JP3 Cavalier de dérivation du commutateur à aimant interne

ON, le commutateur à aimant interne est dérivé. Seul le dispositif connecté à la borne d'extension active
le détecteur.
OFF, le commutateur à aimant interne est utilisé. (Option d'usine par défaut)

JP4 Cavalier habilite/déshabilite la confirmation état " fermé "
ON : le détecteur ne transmet pas l'état " fermé"
OFF: le détecteur il transmet l'état " fermé" (Option d'usine par défaut)

F

Cavalier On

Le cavalier est inséré pour
connecter les deux broches

Cavalier Off

si le cavalier est retiré ou « parqué » sur une broche.