Linear SXR-64A User Manual

SXR-64A

Supervised Wireless Receiver
and Zone Expander

Installation Instructions

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW CONDITION DISPLAYS COMPONENT LOCATIONS

TYPICAL TRANSMITTERS

TX-91 TX-92 TX-94 T-90D TMD-90 TSD-90A

ST-23A LMT-1/303 MPX/303

UP TO 64 TRANSMITTERS
CAN BE USED

INTRODUCTION

The Model SXR-64A is a 64-channel, 12-zone, supervised wireless receiver/
annunciator designed for use in residential or commercial security systems. Housed
in a rugged metal enclosure, the SXR-64A connects to a hardwired alarm control
panel adding wireless capability to the panel.
The SXR-64A receives signals from a variety of security transmitters then processes,
displays and transfers the signal to the hardwired alarm control panel. Six unique
conditions for each transmitter channel can be shown on the unit’s display. Conditions
such as “Open Portal”, “Transmitter Low Battery”, “Transmitter Tamper” and “First
Alarm In” show the status of each transmitter in the system. Valuable features such
as Alarm Memory and Transmitter Status allow for quick system diagnosis and
troubleshooting.
The receiver’s eight alarm zones and four supervisory zones provide a fl exible
interface to the alarm control panel. Any or all of the zones can be used. All of the
solid state zone outputs can be either normally open or normally closed electrical
confi guration and can switch up to 100 mA @ 24 VDC.
An easy programming interface using four pushbuttons lets the installer quickly setup
the system. The UP, DOWN, ADVANCE and MEMORY buttons are located inside the
receiver case and are used for transmitter and system programming.
An on-board, high-gain, superheterodyne radio receiver gives the SXR-64A excellent
reception. The MODE indicator shows RF activity. The local whip antenna (supplied)
or remote external antenna (Model EXA-1000) connects to the receiver through a
standard type “F” connector.
The SXR-64A decodes Linear’s SX, S1, and MegaCode™ format transmitters. The
SXR-64A can be used as a direct replacement for Linear’s SS-32, SSR-32, & SXR-64
receivers with an installation bonus of being able to use up to 64 transmitters in the
system.
Power for the SXR-64A is provided from the alarm control panel. To control the alarm
memory, reset tamper and status alert conditions, an armed input on the receiver
connects to an armed output from the control panel.

CONDITIONS FOR ALL TRANSMITTERS

ROTATE ON THE DISPLAY

OPEN PORTAL

ALL TRANSMITTERS WILL CAUSE THIS CONDITION WHEN AN ALARM SIGNAL IS
SENT. THE CONDITION WILL REMAIN UNTIL A RESTORE SIGNAL IS SENT, UNLESS
THE TRANSMITTER IS SET AS "AUTO RESTORE". THE CHANNEL'S ZONE OUTPUT
WILL BE FAULTED WHEN THIS CONDITION IS DISPLAYED.

FIRST ALARM IN

WHEN THE PANEL IS ARMED, THE FIRST ALARM SIGNAL SENT WILL CAUSE THIS
CONDITION. IF THE CHANNEL IS SET AS "DELAYED", THIS CONDITION WILL OCCUR
AFTER ANY DELAYS IF THE PANEL IS NOT DISARMED. DISPLAY WILL CLEAR THE
NEXT TIME THE PANEL IS RE-ARMED.

ADDITIONAL ALARMS IN

WHEN THE PANEL IS ARMED, ADDITIONAL ALARM SIGNALS SENT WILL CAUSE THIS
CONDITION. IF THE CHANNEL IS SET AS "DELAYED", THIS CONDITION WILL OCCUR
AFTER ANY DELAYS IF THE PANEL IS NOT DISARMED. DISPLAY WILL CLEAR THE
NEXT TIME THE PANEL IS RE-ARMED.

TRANSMITTER LOW BATTERY

ANY TRANSMITTER THAT CAN SEND A LOW BATTERY SIGNAL WILL CAUSE THIS
CONDITION WHEN ITS BATTERY IS LOW. DISPLAY WILL REMAIN UNTIL A SIGNAL
FROM THE SAME TRANSMITTER WITH A GOOD BATTERY IS SENT.

FEATURES

✶ 64 Programmable Transmitter Channels

✶ 8 Alarm Zones

✶ 4 Supervisory Zones

✶ Rugged Metal Enclosure

✶ Six Condition Displays for Each Transmitter

✶ Alarm Memory with First-Alarm-In

✶ Automatic Supervised Operation

✶ Transmitter Contact State Monitoring

✶ Transmitter Tamper Monitoring

✶ Transmitter Low Battery Monitoring

✶ Transmitter Status Report Monitoring

✶ Easy Installer Programming Interface

✶ High-gain Superheterodyne Receiver

✶ Receiver Automatic Gain Control

✶ Antenna Connector

✶ Decodes 303.875 MHz SX, S1, & MegaCode™ Format Transmitters

✶ Optional Display Blanking while Armed

✶ RF Activity Indicator

✶ Positive or Negative Armed Input

ANTENNA CONNECTOR

TYPE "F" ANTENNA CONNECTOR FOR
CONNECTION TO LOCAL OR REMOTE
ANTENNA THROUGH RG-59 COAX

LIGHTS WHEN UNIT IS
IN PROGRAM MODE,
FLASHES WHEN RF IS
RECEIVED IN RUN
MODE

TEST POINTS

AUDIO TEST
POINTS FOR
LISTENING TO
RADIO INPUT
WITH BUTTSET

MODE LIGHT

TRANSMITTER DISPLAY

SHOWS THE TRANSMITTER'S
CHANNEL NUMBER AND IS USED
DURING PROGRAMMING

SHOWS THE TRANSMITTER'S
CONDITION AND IS USED DURING
PROGRAMMING

CONDITION DISPLAY

MEMORY LIGHT

LIGHTS DURING PROGRAM
MODE TO SHOW WHEN A
TRANSMITTER HAS BEEN
ENTERED OR AN OPTION
HAS BEEN SELECTED,
LIGHTS DURING RUN MODE
WHEN SYSTEM IS ARMED,
BLINKS DURING EXIT DELAY

MEMORY BUTTON

USED DURING PROGRAMMING
TO SELECT OPTIONS AND
ENTER TRANSMITTERS

SXR-64A RECEIVER ALARM CONTROL PANEL

INSTALLATION TIPS MOUNTING UNIT ANTENNA INSTALLATION

90% - 100%

OF FULL POWER

CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS WILL

EFFECT RADIO RANGE

WALLBOARD AND

WOOD STUDS

RCVR

BASEMENT

MOUNT RECEIVER OR ANTENNA AS HIGH ABOVE

TRANSMITTER

MOUNTING WILL

EFFECT RADIO

RANGE

RIGHT

EARTH LEVEL AS POSSIBLE

RIGHT

CENTRALLY LOCATE RECEIVER

OR ANTENNA

TX

DOOR

Min.
3 ft.

RIGHT

RECEIVER (ANTENNA)

LOCATION EFFECTS

RADIO RANGE

Concrete

slab
floor

65% - 95%

OF FULL POWER

LIGHT CONCRETE

OR BRICK

LOCATING A RECEIVER OR ANTENNA BELOW

TRANSMITTERS AT THE OTHER END OF

Less
than

DOOR

3 ft.

above

slab

TX

WRONG!

OF FULL POWER

CONCRETE WITH STEEL

REINFORCEMENT OR

METAL LATH AND PLASTER

BASEMENT

WRONG!

EARTH LEVEL WILL IMPAIR RANGE

WRONG!

HOUSE MIGHT BE TOO FAR AWAY

Wall

Concrete

slab
floor

TX

10% - 70%

RCVR

WRONG!

TERMINAL BLOCK DETAILS TYPICAL CONTROL PANEL CONNECTION S1 FORMAT TRANSMITTER DETAILS

ZONE OUTPUTS

TEST OUTPUT

SXR-64A TERMINALS

FOR CONNECTION TO THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL'S AUXILIARY
POWER OUTPUT. POWER INPUT
CAN BE FROM 11-16 VDC ONLY

FOR CONNECTION TO THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL'S ARMED OUTPUT.
THE ARMED INPUT CAN BE SET FOR
ARMED-POSITIVE OR
ARMED-NEGATIVE POLARITY.

POWER INPUT

ARMED INPUT

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ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

FOR CONNECTION TO ALARM ZONE INPUTS ON THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL. ZONE OUTPUT WILL ACTIVATE WHEN ANY
TRANSMITTER CHANNEL PROGRAMMED FOR THAT ZONE IS
IN THE FAULTED (ALARM/OPEN) CONDITION ("O" DISPLAYED
ON THE CONDITION DISPLAY).

FOR CONNECTION TO A TROUBLE ZONE ON THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL. OUTPUT WILL ACTIVATE WHEN ANY
TRANSMITTER CHANNEL DISPLAYS AN "L" ON THE
CONDITION DISPLAY.

FOR CONNECTION TO A TROUBLE ZONE ON THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL. OUTPUT WILL ACTIVATE WHEN ANY
TRANSMITTER CHANNEL DISPLAYS AN "S" ON THE
CONDITION DISPLAY.

FOR CONNECTION TO A TROUBLE ZONE ON THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL. OUTPUT WILL ACTIVATE WHEN ANY
TRANSMITTER CHANNEL DISPLAYS A "P" ON THE CONDITION
DISPLAY OR WHEN ANY PROGRAMMING BUTTON IS
PRESSED WHILE THE SYSTEM IS ARMED.

FOR CONNECTION TO A TEST ZONE ON THE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL. OUTPUT WILL ACTIVATE WHEN ANY
TRANSMITTER THAT CAN SEND A TEST SIGNAL HAS ITS
TEST BUTTON PRESSED.

NOTES:

1. ALL COM TERMINALS ARE COMMON GROUND
AND CONNECTED TOGETHER.

2. ALL OUTPUTS CAN BE PROGRAMMED FOR NORMALLY
OPEN OR NORMALLY CLOSED OPERATION. EACH OUTPUT
RETURNS TO ANY COM TERMINAL.

3. EACH OUTPUT CAN SWITCH UP TO 100 mA @ 24 VDC
MAXIMUM.

LOW BATTERY OUTPUT

STATUS OUTPUT

TAMPER OUTPUT

TRANSMITTER TAMPER

ANY TRANSMITTER THAT CAN SEND A TAMPER SIGNAL WILL CAUSE THIS
CONDITION WHEN IT IS TAMPERED. DISPLAY WILL CLEAR THE NEXT TIME THE
PANEL IS ARMED.

TRANSMITTER STATUS ALERT

IF THE RECEIVER DOES NOT RECEIVE STATUS SIGNALS FROM A TRANSMITTER
THAT IS SET AS SUPERVISED, THIS CONDITION WILL BE DISPLAYED. THE RECEIVER
CAN BE SET FOR TWO OR EIGHT HOURS OF MISSING STATUS TRANSMISSIONS
BEFORE THE CONDITION OCCURS. DISPLAY WILL CLEAR THE NEXT TIME THE
PANEL IS ARMED.

7"

MOUNTING

5"

PATTERN

ATTACH CASE WITH
TWO SCREWS IN
KEYHOLE SLOTS,
THEN SECURE CASE
WITH TWO BOTTOM
SCREWS

Large
metal

appliance

(refrig.)

ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

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SXR-64A TERMINALS

USE SCREWS AND ANCHORS TO
MOUNT THE RECEIVER

5"

OUTPUTS PROGRAMMED
FOR NORMALLY OPEN

END-OF-LINE
RESISTORS

ALARM CONTROL PANEL

ZONE 8

COMMON

ZONE 7

ZONE 6

COMMON

ZONE 5

ZONE 4

COMMON

ZONE 3

ZONE 2

COMMON

ZONE 1

AUXILIARY
POWER

ARMED
OUTPUT

UP & DOWN BUTTONS

PRESS EITHER TO ENTER
PROGRAM MODE, UP
INCREASES AND DOWN

TERMINAL BLOCK

CONNECTIONS FOR ZONE AND
SUPERVISORY OUTPUTS,
POWER AND ARMED INPUTS

USE LOCAL
WHIP ANTENNA
(SUPPLIED)

DECREASES VALUE DISPLAYED
PRESS TOGETHER TO EXIT
PROGRAM MODE

WIRING KNOCKOUTS

FOR WIRING CONDUIT
CONNECTION

ADVANCE BUTTON

USED DURING PROGRAMMING
TO CHANGE ZONE NUMBERS
AND SELECT FUNCTIONS

- OR -

USE THE
MODEL EXA-1000
REMOTE ANTENNA
(OPTIONAL)

CONNECT ANTENNA
COAX DIRECTLY OR
USE UP TO 25 FEET
OF RG-59 COAX AS
AN EXTENSION

SET CHANNEL AND
SYSTEM SWITCH TO
ANY UNIQUE CODE

MODEL ST

MODEL ST-23A

CHANNEL

SWITCH

8

WHEN UPGRADING AN SS-32,
SSR-32, OR SXR-64 INSTALLATION,
THE TRANSMITTER SWITCH
SETTINGS CAN REMAIN THE SAME

EACH S1 FORMAT
TRANSMITTER MUST
BE SET TO A DIFFERENT
CODE

CHANNEL

SWITCH

SYSTEM
SWITCH

ST-23A NOTE: SET
SYSTEM SWITCH #1
TO OFF

MODEL ST-1

STATUS
JUMPER

RESTORE
JUMPER

SYSTEM
SWITCH

ST-1 & 50S40A NOTE: SET SXR-64A TRANSMITTER OPTION "A"

TO "ON" FOR THE CHANNEL THE TRANSMITTER IS PROGRAMMED TO.

TRANSMISSIONS WILL CAUSE A DOUBLE ZONE CLOSURE

CUT ST-1 JUMPERS

TO ENABLE STATUS

& RESTORE SIGNALS

OTHERWISE, THE LONG ALARM AND RESTORE

MODEL 50S40A

CHANNEL

SWITCH

CHANNEL

SWITCH

SYSTEM
SWITCH

SYSTEM
SWITCH

ENTERING SINGLE-CHANNEL TRANSMITTERS ENTERING MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTERS SETTING TRANSMITTER OPTIONS

NOTE: EACH MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER USES ONE RECEIVER
CHANNEL AND A DIFFERENT OUTPUT ZONE FOR EACH BUTTTON

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN]
UNTIL THE DESIRED RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER
FOR THE MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER IS DISPLAYED

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (40 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (1 SHOWN)

ZONE

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BE OFF IF THE RECEIVER
CHANNEL IS VACANT (ONLY A VACANT RECEIVER
CHANNEL CAN ACCEPT A TRANSMITTER)

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNTIL THE DESIRED OUTPUT
ZONE NUMBER (1-8) FOR A TRANSMITTER BUTTON
IS DISPLAYED

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (40 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (5 SHOWN)

ZONE

PRESS [MEMORY]

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BLINK, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER IS READY TO ACCEPT THE TRANSMITTER
BUTTON

PRESS THE DESIRED TRANSMITTER BUTTON (TO
CREATE A DOUBLE-BUTTON LOCKOUT TRANSMITTER,
PRESS TWO BUTTONS AT THE SAME TIME)

MEMORY LIGHT WILL GO ON, SHOWING THAT THE
BUTTON WAS PROGRAMMED

REPEAT ZONE SELECTION TO PROGRAM ADDITIONAL
BUTTONS ON THE TRANSMITTER

CHANNEL

CHANNEL

OR

ZONE

OPTION

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, PRESS [UP] OR
[DOWN] UNTIL THE DESIRED RECEIVER
CHANNEL NUMBER IS DISPLAYED

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (64 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (8 SHOWN)
(FOR MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTERS, THE FIRST ZONE
NUMBER ENTERED IS DISPLAYED)

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNTIL THE DESIRED OPTION
LETTER (A-d) IS DISPLAYED
(LETTERS ARE DISPLAYED BETWEEN "8" AND "1")

CONFIGURATION OPTION DISPLAYED
(CHANNEL 64, OPTION "b" SHOWN)

FOLLOW THE TABLE BELOW AND USE THE [MEMORY]
BUTTON AND MEMORY LIGHT TO SELECT OPTIONS

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

OPTION

MEMORY LIGHT

OFF

AUTO-RESTORE TX
(PIR & PORTABLES)

NO TX STATUS
REPORTS

TX USES ENTRY &
EXIT DELAYS

UNARMED ALARM
MEMORY FOR TX

SELF-RESTORE TX
(DOORS & WINDOWS)

TX MAKES STATUS
REPORTS

TRANSMITTER
IS INSTANT

ALARM MEMORY
ONLY WHEN ARMED

OR

CHANNEL ZONE

CHANNEL ZONE

NOTE: ARMING THE CONTROL PANEL ANYTIME

DURING PROGRAMMING WILL CAUSE THE SXR-64A TO

EXIT PROGRAM MODE AND RETURN TO RUN MODE

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN]
UNTIL THE DESIRED RECEIVER CHANNEL
NUMBER (1-64) IS DISPLAYED

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (64 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (1 SHOWN)

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BE OFF IF THE RECEIVER
CHANNEL IS VACANT (ONLY A VACANT RECEIVER
CHANNEL CAN ACCEPT A TRANSMITTER)

PRESS [ADVANCE] TO SELECT THE OUTPUT ZONE
NUMBER (1-8) FOR THE DISPLAYED
RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (64 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (3 SHOWN)

PRESS [MEMORY]

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BLINK, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER IS READY TO ACCEPT A TRANSMITTER

ACTIVATE THE TRANSMITTER

THE MEMORY LIGHT WILL GO ON, SHOWING
THAT THE TRANSMITTER WAS ENTERED AND
THE RECEIVER'S DISPLAYED CHANNEL IS OCCUPIED

OR

CHANNEL

CHANNEL

ERASING SINGLE-CHANNEL TRANSMITTERS ERASING MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTERS SETTING RECEIVER OPTIONS

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED,
PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN] UNTIL "Fn" IS DISPLAYED
("Fn" IS BETWEEN "1" AND "64")

"Fn" DISPLAYED (RECEIVER OPTIONS FUNCTIONS)

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNTIL THE DESIRED FUNCTION
LETTER (1-d) IS DISPLAYED

CONFIGURATION OPTION DISPLAYED
(FUNCTION "b" SHOWN)

OR

CHANNEL ZONE

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN]
TO DISPLAY THE RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER WITH
THE SINGLE-CHANNEL TRANSMITTER TO ERASE

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (64 SHOWN)
IGNORE ZONE NUMBER (3 SHOWN)

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BE ON, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER CHANNEL IS OCCUPIED

OR

CHANNEL ZONE

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN]
TO DISPLAY THE RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER WITH
THE MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER TO ERASE

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (40 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (5 SHOWN)
(THE FIRST ZONE NUMBER ENTERED FOR THE
MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER IS DISPLAYED)

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BE ON, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER CHANNEL IS OCCUPIED WITH A
TRANSMITTER BUTTON LINKED TO THAT ZONE

PRESS [MEMORY]

OR

FUNCTION

FUNCTION OPTION

★

MEMORY LIGHT

ON

★

★

★

★

FUNCTION

OR

PRESS [MEMORY]

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BLINK, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER IS READY TO ERASE A TRANSMITTER
FROM THE DISPLAYED RECEIVER CHANNEL

PRESS [MEMORY] AGAIN

MEMORY LIGHT WILL GO OFF, SHOWING
THAT THE TRANSMITTER HAS BEEN ERASED
AND THAT THE RECEIVER'S CHANNEL IS VACANT

CHANNEL ZONE

MEMORY LIGHT WILL BLINK, SHOWING THAT THE
RECEIVER IS READY TO ERASE THE TRANSMITTER
BUTTON FROM THE RECEIVER'S CHANNEL AND ZONE

PRESS [MEMORY] AGAIN

MEMORY LIGHT WILL GO OFF, SHOWING THAT THE
TRANSMITTER BUTTON HAS BEEN ERASED

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNITL THE NEXT ZONE NUMBER
USED WITH THE SAME MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER
IS DISPLAYED

RECEIVER CHANNEL NUMBER (40 SHOWN)
ZONE NUMBER (6 SHOWN)

REPEAT TO ERASE ANY ADDITIONAL BUTTONS THAT
WERE ENTERED FOR THAT TRANSMITTER

Fn #

MEMORY LIGHT

OFF

ARMED WHEN
ARM=GROUND

TBD

DISPLAY BLANK
WHEN ARMED

STATUS ALERTS
AFTER 2 HOURS

OUTPUTS
NORM. CLOSED

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

FOLLOW THE TABLE AND USE THE [MEMORY] BUTTON
AND MEMORY LIGHT TO SELECT FUNCTION OPTIONS

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

MEMORY LIGHT

ARMED WHEN
ARM=VOLTAGE

TBD

DISPLAY ON AT
ALL TIMES
STATUS ALERTS
AFTER 8 HOURS

OUTPUTS
NORMALLY OPEN

ENTRY DELAY
0 SECONDS

ENTRY DELAY

★

20 SECONDS

ON

Fn #

★

★

★

★

★

★

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS
ONE OF THE
OTHER DELAYS

SET EXIT AND ENTRY DELAYS A LITTLE LONGER
THAN THE CONTROL PANEL'S DELAYS

TRANSMITTER COUNT VERIFYING TRANSMITTERS SYSTEM TESTING

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED,
PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN] UNTIL "Fn" IS DISPLAYED
("Fn" IS BETWEEN "1" AND "64")

"Fn" DISPLAYED (RECEIVER OPTIONS FUNCTION)

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNTIL THE DISPLAY SHOWS
THE OPTION "0"

OR

FUNCTION

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED,
PRESS [UP] OR [DOWN] UNTIL "Fn" IS DISPLAYED
("Fn" IS BETWEEN "1" AND "64")

"Fn" DISPLAYED (RECEIVER OPTIONS FUNCTION)

PRESS [ADVANCE] UNTIL THE DISPLAY SHOWS
THE OPTION "E"

TRANSMITTER

CONDITION

WITH THE PANEL DISARMED, OPEN A PROTECTED
DOOR OR WINDOW

THE CHANNEL NUMBER AND "O" SHOULD BE
DISPLAYED (CHANNEL 64, OPEN CONDITION SHOWN)

CLOSE THE PROTECTED DOOR OR WINDOW

★

MEMORY LIGHT

OFF

MEMORY LIGHT

ENTRY DELAY

★

40 SECONDS

ENTRY DELAY

★

60 SECONDS

EXIT DELAY
0 SECONDS

EXIT DELAY

★

20 SECONDS

EXIT DELAY

★

40 SECONDS

EXIT DELAY

★

60 SECONDS

ON

★

RECEIVER OPTION "FUNCTION 0"

FUNCTION OPTION

PRESS [MEMORY]

DISPLAY SHOWS TOTAL NUMBER OF TRANSMITTERS
IN MEMORY FOR 10 SECONDS

# OF TXS

NOTE:

PRESSING [UP] AND [DOWN] TOGETHER ANYTIME

DURING PROGRAMMING WILL CAUSE THE SXR-64A TO

EXIT PROGRAM MODE AND RETURN TO RUN MODE

FUNCTION OPTION

CHANNEL ZONE

RECEIVER OPTION "FUNCTION E"

PRESS AND RELEASE [MEMORY] THEN WAIT 5 SECONDS

DISPLAY SCROLLS THROUGH EACH CHANNEL AND
LINKED ZONE. VERIFY THAT EACH CHANNEL IS LINKED
TO THE CORRECT ZONE. (THE FIRST ZONE NUMBER
ENTERED FOR A MULTI-BUTTON TRANSMITTER IS
DISPLAYED)

ACTIVATE EACH TRANSMITTER. WHEN THE RECEIVER
DECODES THE TRANSMITTER, IT WILL BE REMOVED
FROM THE DISPLAY. CONTINUE TESTING UNTIL NO
TRANSMITTERS REMAIN ON THE DISPLAY. PRESS
THE [MEMORY] BUTTON OR WAIT 10 MINUTES TO END
THE TEST.

TRANSMITTER

TRANSMITTER

CONDITION

CONDITION

THE "O" SHOULD DISAPPEAR WHEN THE TRANSMITTER
RESTORES. DASHES WILL SHOW IF ALL PORTALS
ARE CLOSED.

ARM THE CONTROL PANEL THEN OPEN A PROTECTED
DOOR OR WINDOW (AFTER ANY DELAYS)

DISPLAY SHOULD SHOW AN "F" CONDITION FOR THE
FIRST ALARM IN

OPEN ADDITIONAL PROTECTED PORTALS. DISPLAY
SHOULD SHOW AN "A" FOR EACH ADDITIONAL ALARM
SIGNAL SENT. ALARM MEMORY WILL CLEAR WHEN
THE CONTROL PANEL IS DISARMED AND REARMED.

HOOKUP: MOOSE Z1100 & CADDX RANGER 9000 HOOKUP: C&K 236 & NAPCO MA1000 LINEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

(ZONES PROGRAMMED

NORMALLY CLOSED)

ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

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2.2K EOL

RESISTORS

ZN11COM2ZN23ZN34COM5ZN46ZN57COM8ZN6

SXR-64A TERMINALS

ZN710COM11ZN8

9

12

MOOSE Z1100

(ZONES PROGRAMMED

NORMALLY CLOSED)

ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920

3.3K EOL

RESISTORS

ZN11COM2ZN23ZN34COM5ZN46ZN57COM8ZN6

SXR-64A TERMINALS

ZN710COM11ZN812ZN915ZN1017COM16ZN11

9

CADDX RANGER 9000

28 29

AUX

POWER

18

(PROGRAMMED FOR

VOLTAGE WHEN ARMED)

8

J16

(PROGRAMMED FOR

GROUND WHEN ARMED)

1234

AUX

14 13

OUT

AUX

POWER

(ZONES PROGRAMMED

NORMALLY CLOSED)

ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101112131415161718 19 20

2.2K EOL

RESISTORS

Z1CZ2 Z3CZ4 Z5CZ6

C&K 236

(ZONES PROGRAMMED

NORMALLY CLOSED)

ZN1 COM ZN2 ZN3 COM ZN4 ZN5 COM ZN6 ZN7 COM ZN8 LB STS COM TMP TST ARM

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101112131415161718 19 20

2.2K EOL

RESISTORS

ZN115COM14ZN216ZN317ZN419ZN520COM18ZN6

SXR-64A TERMINALS

C

AUX

AUX

POWER

SXR-64A TERMINALS

21

NAPCO MA1000e

56

AUX

POWER

(PROGRAMMED FOR

VOLTAGE WHEN ARMED)

NOTE: THIS PANEL DOES NOT
SUPPLY AN ARMED SIGNAL.
USE A PUSHBUTTON TO
RESET THE ALARM MEMORY
WHEN THE PANEL IS ARMED.
SET SXR-64A DELAYS TO "0"

(PROGRAMMED FOR

GROUND WHEN ARMED)

E3 PGM

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