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Screw the caller station base to the
hood (using the 8 screws provided).
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Connect your cables according to
your needs (remote aerial, DC 12-24V
power supply).
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Finally, screw the caller station back
onto its base using the tool provided.
Be careful to be cautious when handling the terminal block. Do not force
the cable clamp screws, just make sure they are held in place without
screwing too hard.
Connection for gate/latch (N/O - N/C - Com)
The caller station also has terminals marked N/O and N/C (see diagram see page
7) for connecting remote opening (gate, latch, etc.) that can be controlled by the
handset and the caller station itself (digital code). The most common examples on
the market operate either "normally closed" (NC) or "normally open" (NO). These
are momentary relays.
Opening from the caller station using the opening pin or pressing the unlocking key
on the handset
communication) will send the opening signal to the caller station relay.
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Normally closed (N/C)
Please connect your element (gate, latch, etc.) to the N/C and Com terminals of the
panel's terminal block. The panel temporarily opens the relay (duration defined
according to setting, see page 13) when the handset unlocking
or when opening by pin. Note: this NC terminal is used to wire a breakaway latch.
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Normally Open (N/O)
Please connect your element (gate, latch, etc.) to the N/O and Com terminals of the
caller station's terminal block. It temporarily closes the relay (duration defined according
to setting, see page 13) when the handset unlocking
opening by code. Note: this NO terminal is used to wire a release latch.
ULTRA SECURE
(long press when not in communication, single press when in
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Open the caller station using
the tool provided and pass the
wires through the base via the
cable gland. Be careful not to
lose the 6 small specific screws
for opening the caller station!
button is pressed or when
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button is pressed
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