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Transponder
The transponder automatically arms or disarms the system when it comes within or
leaves the range of the system.
The Transponder system is comprised of the receiver, connected to the Helios, and the
remote transponder.
Installing the Transponder
To install the transponder:
1.
Connect the red wire (pin 1) to +12V.
2.
Connect the black wire (pin 2) to ground.
3.
The gray wire (pin 12) is used to arm the Helios. Connect it to the Helios Arm pin
(#18).
4.
The blue wire (pin 11) is used to disarm the unit. Connect it directly to the Helios
Disarm pin (#17).
5.
The violet wire (pin 6) is used to avoid false disarms. Typically, connect it to the
ignition. In this case, when the receiver receives +12V after receiving a valid
transmission, it does not send an arm command even if the transponder signal is
lost for more than 45 seconds.
6.
The yellow wire (pin 5) is used to couple transponders. Typically, it remains
unused because the transponder and receiver are shipped already coupled. If you
wish to couple a new transponder, use the following procedure:
a.
Short the yellow wire to ground.
b.
After three seconds the receiver module LED turns on.
c.
Press the transponder button repeatedly. When the receiver module has
coupled with the transponder, the LED blinks (turns quickly off and back on
steady).
Should the need arise to reprogram the receiver to be associated with other
transponders, it is possible to perform coupling of transponders remotely and
without having to rewire the system: Connect the yellow wire to one of the digital
outputs of the Helios (for example, pin 1 of 6 pole connector).
Remote Devices
Figure 15 Transponder
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