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© 2003 GE Interlogix B.V. MAINST-ATS1151/6
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Description ATS1151/1156 ATS2000/3000/4000 ATS1250
Connection Comms Comms
12V Power supply
Power 12V
12V
0V Connection to reader
GND 0V 0V
Data + connection to
reader
D+ D+ D+
Data - connection to
reader D- D- DRequest to exit button
IN - Open collector output
50mA max.
OUT - -
3-LED Keypad 3-LED Keypad with
Card Reader
Reader connection to the ATS panels
3-LED Keypad / 3-LED Keypad with Card Reader
MOUNTING THE UNIT
1. Remove the Allen screw from the reader’s mounting
plate to open the reader. (Fig. 3)
2. Use the mounting plate as a template to mark the screw
hole locations on the wall. (Fig. 4)
3. Run the cable through the rubber gasket (gasket is
used for outdoors installation) and then through the hole
in the mounting plate.
4. Fasten the mounting plate to the wall.
5. Connect the cable to the terminal block (Fig. 5).
6. Set the RAS address DIP switch (Fig. 6).
7. Check the jumper position for the heater is ‘ON’ for
outdoors installation, and ‘OFF’ for indoors (Fig. 5).
8. Place the spring on the back tamper switch. (Fig. 4).
9. Slide the reader onto the mounting plate and close the
unit with the Allen screw (reverse order of Fig. 3, and
then follow Fig. 8).
CONNECTING CONTROL PANEL TO KEYPAD (FIG. 3)
Refer to the ATS control panel installation guide for instructions.
Each reader has a cover tamper.
Note: Figures and instructions also apply to the
ATS1151 unless stated otherwise.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Always observe the safety regulations applicable in
your country. Read the following safety instructions
before attempting to install the product.
• Before disassembling the product, disconnect the
power supply unit from the controller.
• Only connect the mains to the power supply unit when
all installation procedures have been completed.
• Never cover the power supply unit as it may overheat.
• When installing, do not force any parts or screws.
EXTRA NOTES FOR INSTALLING A KEYPAD OUTDOORS
(FIG. 2)
1. Install a rain protection hood over the reader.
2. Mount the rubber gasket (supplied) between the unit
and the wall to seal the unit.
3. Set the jumper J4 (Fig. 5) to the ‘ON’ position to enable
the heater (top two pins).
4. If a motorised lock or gate is used, mount the reader a
few metres away from the door so the lock or gate has
enough space to open fully.
CABLE ENTRY AND CONNECTIONS (FIG. 5)
1. RAS DIP switches
2. Terminal block: +12 V
3. Buzzer
4. Heater jumper
5. Term link
CONNECTIONS TERMINALS (FIG. 5)
PWR Power supply. If the distance between the arming
station and the control panel does not exceed
100m, then the arming station can be
GND powered using the Comms + and – from the
control panel. Otherwise use AUX PWR from
DGP’s or an auxiliary power supply.
D+ Data positive and data negative connection of the
databus.
D - Remote units can be up to 1.5 km from the ATS
control panel.
IN A request to exit button (normally open,
momentary push-button switch) can be connected
across “IN” and “-“. When pressed, this button
controls the request to exit function.
OUT Open collector output, 50 mA maximum. It is the
first output of the output control group that is
assigned to this arming station.
LINKS (FIG 5)
TERM Fitted if this device is the last device on the
system databus. For more details see the ATS
control panel installation guide.
ATS1151
3-LED Keypad
ATS1156
3-LED Keypad with Card Reade
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LED INDICATIONS
Fig. 9 LED position and colour Function Extra Comments
Green when an area is disarmed (area assigned
to the RAS alarm group).
If area is disarmed and the door is
opened, it will flash green for the
access time.
LED 1
Dual-colour LED red or
green
This LED stays off when no
areas are assigned to its
alarm group.
Red when an area is armed (area assigned to
the RAS alarm group).
If area is armed, and the door is
opened, it will flash red for the
access time
LED 2
Yellow LED Yellow is the “ready” LED. When the area is
ready to be secured, the yellow LED switches
on.
All the inputs in the area assigned
to the RAS alarm group should be
sealed.
LED 3
Red LED Red and flashing when an alarm occurs in any
of the areas assigned to the RAS
Technical Data
Supply Voltage 12V
Current consumption 12V 45 mA
Dimensions in mm (H x W x D) (ATS1156) 96 x 96 x 40
Dimensions in mm (H x W x D) (ATS1151) 96 x 67 x 28
Operating temperature -25°C to +70°C
Humidity Non condensing 93%
Weight (ATS1156) 458 g
Weight (ATS1151) 226 g
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1200 mm
NO
ON
OFF
Heater
Te r m
PWR GND D+ D– OUT IN
3
4
5
1200 mm
2
1
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NO
ON
OFF
Heater
Te r m
PWR GND D+ D– OUT IN
On
RAS 2
RAS 6
RAS 10
On On On
On
On On On
On
RAS 3 RAS 4
RAS 5
RAS 7 RAS 8
RAS 9
On On On
On
RAS 11 RAS 12
RAS 13
On On
RAS 14 RAS 15 RAS 16
RAS 1
On
To controller
8
7
6
LED 1
LED 2
LED 3
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