Control Panels PAS8xx

Intruder alarm system Wiring manual

SAFETY WARNINGS
The device must be installed in a place with limited access.

The device must be connected to an AC power supply with Protective Earthing. Cable colours mean: Phase or Live line (L) - black
or brown cable, Neutral line (N) - blue cable, Protective Earth line (PE) - green cable with a vertical yellow dash. Double isolated
cables with minimum cross-sectional area of 0,75 mm2 for 230V power supply must be used.
The device uses two power supplies: main and back-up.
Main power supply: a power transformer with:
- primary winding: ~230V, 50 Hz;
- secondary winding: ~20V, 1.5A, 50Hz.
Back-up power supply: 12V, 7Ah/20HR capacity, rechargeable hermetically sealed Lead-Acid battery.
SecoLink intruder alarm system is compliant with EN 60950-1 safety requirements.
Power supplies described above must comply with the EN 60950-1 safety requirements.
All devices being connected with the alarm system (sirens, sensors, computer for programming and etc.) must comply with
EN 60950-1 safety requirements.
Additional automatic Two-Pole Circuit Breaker should be installed in an AC electric power circuit in order to protect against
over-current, short circuits and earthing faults.
The circuit breaker contact gap should be no less than 3mm, protective circuit breaker current must be in 0,5A - 2A range .
The circuit breaker should be placed close to the system's housing and should be easily accessed.
Power supply distribution board Cabinet of the alarm system (device)
Power cable to the
alarm system
Automatic two-pole
circuit breaker

L N

L N

Cable from power

distribution board

Picture 1. Automatic two-pole circuit breaker and power cable wiring diagram

The device installation and service should be performed by trained personnel with sufficient knowledge about the device and
general safety requirements for work with low voltage (up to 1000V) AC power lines. In the case of a device malfunction repair
works can be performed by qualified personnel only. If the system is malfunctioning, the end user should inform the qualified
personnel as soon as possible. User doesn't have right to repair the system.
Before performing any work of installation or service always disconnect the device from power supplies in sequence as described
below:
- cut off 230 V AC power line with the automatic Two-pole Circuit Breaker;
- disconnect 12V back-up battery by removing battery female plug from Control Panel male socket BAT.
Two-pole Circuit-Beaker installation on flexible cables is forbidden.
Alarm system modules comes with in-built LED indicator. LED blinks when module is powered up. An option to check is the system
is powered up or not can be a press of any key on keypad. If system was powered up the keypad backlight will last for 30 seconds.
General safety requirements:
- do not touch any part of the main power supply under voltage: transformer, a fuse block, connection wires;
- it is forbidden to perform any device installation or service work during lightning;
- use batteries according to manufacturer recommendations. The use of improper battery type may cause an explosion;
- battery replacement : be sure battery terminals are isolated, battery terminals short-wiring may cause an explosion.
It is not recommended to connect the device to a fully discharged battery. To avoid system malfunction use an adequate charger to
charge a new or discharged battery before connecting battery to the device.
Inoperative or expired batteries should be recycled according to the local rules or EU directives 2006/66/EC and 93/86/EEC.
Collection and separate utilization of waste battery is mandatory!
The connection to the mains supply must be made as per the local authorities rules and regulations.
The end of a stranded conductor shall not be consolidated by soft-soldering, insulated pins shall be used. Insulated pins shall be
connected in a manner that they are and with remain mechanically efficient.
The Control Panel Terminals TIP, RING, T-1, R-1 should be connected to analog PSTN line. Connection to digital ISDN line may
cause device damage.
LAN800 is designed to be used in couple with a router which is placed in the same room or premises. It’s prohibited to connect
LAN800 directly to Wide Area Network (MAN, WAN) or building IT infrastructure cables.
Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your unusable alarm system or its components with other household
waste. This product utilization in EU is covered by European Directive 2002/96/EC.

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Installation of control panel

For correct operation PAS8xx control panels Analog PSTN line
Serial port SERIAL (see "Wiring of system modules”)
needs one 12V 7Ah rechargeable battery. The
battery is used as a back-up power supply in case PAS808
of temporal AC loss. This battery is also used PAS808M

TIP RING T-1 R-1

when alarm system consumes more power than R-1
PAS816
control panel can supply (~0,8 A). Excessive T-1
PAS832 RING
consumption may happen when system activates
siren or radio transmitter. Usually activation last TIP
only few minutes, so it does not discharge the Protective Earth
LED wire PE
battery.

3.15A

+BELL

+PGM

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
-PGM
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
AC1
AC2

CLK
DAT

Z1

Z2

Z3

Z4

Z5

Z6

Z7

Z8
12V battery Black
7Ah/20HR
Red X1
BAT Cabinet grounding
Live Neutral Protective AC1 AC2 +BELL COM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 place
wire wire Earth wire
Fuse Main Protective
L N PE Zones (see "Zone wiring")
250mA Earthing terminal

+AUX

+12V DAT CLK COM

Main Protective
Earthing terminal
Primary winding: ~230V AC 50Hz
Secondary winding: ~20V AC 50Hz
Power supply
distribution board
Picture 2. Wiring of power supply, PSTN line and siren without battery
Grounding cabinet door
Grounding
place
Use cable to connect cabinet door
with the cabinet grounding place.
Securing power cable to cabinet
Power cable to alarm system
+12V
DAT
DAT
CLK
CLK
AC power transformer: COM
COM
+PGM Module
-PGM
+BELL Template. Siren output programming
COM
Secolink security systems are supplied to customers with a pre-installed
template in the keypad memory. The template is a set of most frequently used
system settings. During "First start" procedure keypad sends these settings to
other modules. When "First start" is completed the system will be set to
1 partition and 8 zones:
Attention! Z1 is preset to be used with a entry door magnetic contact;
Do not cover Z2 - with PIR motion detector in entry/exit path;
ventilation holes of Z3, Z4 - for PIR detectors wiring;
cabinet! Z5 - with smoke detector;
Z6 - for cabinet tamper switch wiring;
PGM outputs:
+BELL (O01) is preset in the template to control a siren with no battery;
-PGM (O02) is preset to make activation (makes “minus”) of siren with
back-up battery;
+PGM (O03) is preset to make +12V power supply for smoke detectors.
Leave minimum 10 cm of See page 6 - "Wiring samples".
free space between the Secolink security systems may have different templates for different
ventilation hole and any other countries. Check keypad sticker for a country prefix or pre-installed template
surface. Heating of control code. Example: KM20B_MY
panel can reduce maximum
current on +AUX and +PGM. Note: in most templates +BELL is set for sirens with no Service Mode:
battery (picture 2). To use the siren with back-up battery System Setup
(picture 3) you need to change +BELL (O01) definition to System Setup:
"Power supply". Definition changing sequence is showed PGM Outputs
Use cable ties to on the right (example for KM20x keypad). O01 Definition
secure power cable Power Supply
+BELL

to cabinet wall.
-PGM
COM

PAS808, PAS808M supervise a presence of siren with battery by

AC1
AC2

Cabinet rear wall Cable ties measuring voltage on -PGM. Use 3-15 kOhm resistor on siren
terminals +BELL and -PGM if siren does not give enough voltage.
X1
Mounting modules in cabinet BAT 10kW
Plastic stud Control panel and modules have to be fastened AC1 AC2 +BELL COM -PGM
-PGM negative control
in cabinet (CAS8, CAS8M, CAS32) by using S
COM power supply
PAS8xx board plastic studs. Module's mounting holes should
+BELL power supply
correspond to cabinet's rear wall holes. Do not
Cabinet forget to fix the plastic studs in the rear holes Picture 3. Installation of 3 wire type siren. Siren uses back-up battery
before fastening the cabinet on a wall.
Note: in case installation uses 2 wire siren with back-up Service Mode:
Use a tamper switch to protect control panel battery (picture 4) installer needs to make changes as System Setup
showed on the right. This type sirens uses back-up battery System Setup:
By default PAS8xx zone Z6 is set for Service Mode: to sound alarm and makes alarm when power supply line PGM Outputs
detection of alarm system cabinet opening. System setup (+BELL) do not provide power from control panel. Use O01 Definition
Opening the cabinet when system is disarmed System setup: Inversion of Status PGM attribute to program system for Fire/BurgAlarm
will make a trouble event or will trigger an alarm Modules this operation. Programming sequence on the right.
if system is armed. When cabinet’s tamper is Modules: O01 Attributes
+InversionOfS
unused, input Z6 can be set as normal zone.
+BELL

Settings
-PGM
COM
AC1
AC2

M00 Use Tamper Note: check siren wiring manual from manufacturer.
COM

COM
AUX

CAS8, CAS8M No Switches or jumpers can be used to setup this type siren.
Z6

Z7

Z8

X1
BAT

Tamper switch AC1 AC2 +BELL COM -PGM power supply

COM
fixed on positive control / power supply
COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 cabinet’s wall +BELL
S
Picture 4. Installation of 2 wire type siren. Siren uses back-up battery

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Electrical characteristics and additional information

Maximum load ratings and electrical characteristics of Restoring service PIN to default value
PAS8xx control panels To restore default value (0000) for service PIN, follow the steps:
Maximum long term output current of control panel: 1,2 A - disconnect control panel from 230V AC power supply;
(I +AUX + I +BELL + I+PGM + I BAT. CHARGE 1,2 A ) - disconnect control panel from back-up battery;
- make short circuit of - PGM and zone Z1;
Maximum current out of +AUX: +0,9 A - connect control panel to 230V AC power supply.
Maximum current out of +BELL for PAS808, PAS808M: +0,9 A Now service PIN is restored to 0000
value and system with enabled service
Maximum current out of +BELL for PAS816, PAS832 (new vers.): +2,0 A

+BELL

+PGM
mode. To reset user PIN follow the steps:

-PGM

+AUX
COM

COM
AC1
AC2

CLK
DAT
Maximum current into -PGM: -0,05 A - do not block service by pressing ENT;

Z1
Maximum current out of +PGM: +0,9 A - press arrow key to navigate in menu;
- go to : Main Menu/Settings/Users/Edit X1
Maximum battery charging current: +0,4 A
Users/ enter 0000 /Reset PIN to default/ BAT
Control panel disconnect battery when it’s voltage less than: 9,5 V YES AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1
Minimum AC voltage on AC1-AC2: ~16 V Live Neutral Protective Wire
wire wire Earth wire
Note: with ~16 V on AC1-AC2 max DC current generated by Fuse
L N PE
control panel power supply is 0,7A. 250mA
Maximum AC voltage on AC1-AC2: ~22 V
Note: higher than ~22 V voltage can damage control panel.
Maximum voltage on +AUX, +BELL, +PGM outputs: +13,9 V Main Protective
Earthing terminal
Minimum voltage on +AUX, +BELL, +PGM outputs: +12,0 V
Maximum current of fast blowing fuse used in battery circuit: 3,15 A System start-up with no 230V AC power
Maximum current of slow blowing fuse used in primary AC: 250 mA Connect 12V battery with PAS8xx panel by using BAT connector. Use extra
Maximum AC power consumption 150 mA wire to connect (for a short time) negative pole of the battery with PAS8xx
COM terminal . System will start to operate however AC loss trouble will be
indicated.
Keypad mounting Black

+BELL
Red

-PGM
COM
Use only self-tapping screws with flat

AC1
AC2
(countersunk) head (3x30 PH) to mount keypad’s
plastic on the wall . Make sure the screw is screwed 12V battery
X1
completely and screw head hides in the plastic. 7Ah/20HR BAT
Other shape screws or not completely screwed AC1 AC2 +BELL COM -PGM
Keypad screws may touch keypad electronics and cause
damage of keypad.

Operating temperature range: -20°C to +55°C

Calculated life expectancy for PAS808, PAS808M at 40°C ambient temperature: 9 years. Note: ambient temperature over 40°C may reduce life expectancy.
Calculated life expectancy for PAS16, PAS832 at 40°C ambient temperature: 12 years. Note: poor ventilation of cabinet increase ambient temperature.

Wiring of modules in large or high security level system

Maximum load ratings and electrical Safe wiring of outdoor siren
Module address LED
characteristics of PWR15, PWR20 Use other (than control panel) transformer and
Low battery indicator
Maximum long term current out of PWR15 1,5 A rechargeable 12V 7Ah battery to power up
Battery charging on PWR15 or PWR20. In case alarm system
Maximum long term current out of PWR20 2,0 A
(I +AUX + I +BELL + I BAT. CHARGE) Overload of +BELL or + AUX. includes PWR15 or PWR20 it is recommended to
wire an outdoor siren to the PWR15, PWR20
Maximum current out of +AUX: +1 A
MOD

terminals +BELL, -PGM1, (-PGM2), COM same

LOW
CHG

PWR15
OVL

Maximum current out of +BELL: +2 A PWR20 as shown on page 2. Failure of siren’s internal
battery or the siren itself will not affect
Maximum current into -PGM1: -0,05 A performance of alarm system.
Maximum current into -PGM2: -0,05 A
PWR20 – power supply module with bus
Maximum battery charging current: 0,4 A
repeater
3.15A

Module disconnect battery when it’s 9,5 V

voltage less than:
Repetition of system bus is a perfect solution
-PGM1
-PGM2
-TMPR

CLK-O
+BELL

DAT-O

when some system modules (PROX8, EXT) are

+AUX
CLK-I
DAT-I
COM

COM

placed outside premises or in area not protected

AC
AC

Black by detectors. It is recommended to wire to

repeated (by PWR20) bus all outside proximity
Red X1
BAT readers or keypads located near to entry door.
AC ~ AC -PGM1-PGM2-TMPR+BELLCOM CLK-I DAT-I+AUX COM CLK-ODAT-O Attempt to make a short circuit on outside module
12V battery will make no affect to system performance as
7Ah/20HR PWR20 will detect the short circuit on repeated bus
and will disconnect repeated bus from main bus.
Live Neutral Protective Terminals CLK-I, DAT-I are inputs for main bus,
wire wire Earth wire
Fuse terminals CLK-O and DAT-O are outputs of
L N PE
250mA repeated bus. For power supply modules must use
PWR20 output +AUX.
DAT-O
DAT CLK COM +12V

DAT
Main Protective COM from PAS8xx CLK-O CLK
Earthing terminal KRbus CLK from PAS8xx COM
AC power transformer: COM
DAT from PAS8xx +12V +12V
Primary winding: ~230V AC 50Hz
Power supply
Secondary winding: ~20V AC 50Hz Module
distribution board

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Wiring of system modules

LAN800
PAS808M
PAS816
R-1

TIP RING T-1 R-1

PAS832
T-1

RING TIP
RING Not used
3.15A TIP

+PGM
+BELL

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
-PGM
COM

CLK
DAT
AC1
AC2

Z1

Z2

Z3

Z4

Z5

Z6

Z7

Z8

+12V
COM
CLK
DAT
X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 +12V COM CLK DAT

KM20B, KM20BT EXM800

+12V COM CLK DAT Ethernet cable

Z6/K3 COM

COM DAT
COM +12V

Z7/K2 CLK
+12V

+12V
COM

COM
CLK
DAT
Z2

Z1

+AUX
Z2/K7
Z3/K6

Z4/K5
Z5/K4

Z8/K1
COM

COM
Z1

Z2 COM +12V Z1 GSV6, GSV6T, GSV6U

+12V COM CLK DAT
DAT
CLK Z1 COM Z2K7 Z3K6 COM Z4K5 Z5K4 COM Z6K3 Z7K2 COM Z8K1 +AUX
COM LOCK
+AUX
OPEN
RCM800WL

KM24, KM24A, KM24G

+12V
COM
CLK
DAT
+12V
COM

TMP
OC1
OC2
CLK

K1C

K2C
DAT

K10

K20
K1

K2

+12V COM CLK DAT

Z2/PGM

433,92 MHz
+12V
COM

(EXT016, EXT216)
CLK
DAT

868 MHz 868 MHz

Z1

(EXT216) (EXT116S)
Z2
PGM
Z1
+12V
COM
CLK
DAT

DAT EXT016, EXT216 EXT116S

CLK
COM
+AUX
+12V

+12V
COM

COM
CLK

CLK
DAT

DAT
NO
C

+12V COM CLK DAT C NO +12V COM CLK DAT

PROX8 +AUX
COM
CLK
DAT
+12V
COM
CLK
DAT

+AUX
COM
CLK
DAT

KRbus

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Installation of modules in CAS8M and CAS8 metal cabinets

Crosses and dashed line present commonly used locations of modules. Module's mounting holes should correspond to cabinet's rear wall
holes. Do not forget to fix plastic studs in the rear holes before fastening cabinet on the wall.

Installation of control panel and GSM/GPRS module Installation of control panel and GSM/GPRS or LAN module

PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816, PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816,

GSV6 GSV6, LAN800
PAS832 PAS832

Metal cabinet CAS8M Metal cabinet CAS8M

Installation of control panel and zone/PGM expansion module Installation of few zone/PGM expansion modules

EXM800 EXM800 EXM800 EXM800

PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816, EXT016 EXT016 EXT016 EXT016
PAS832 EXT116 EXT116 EXT116 EXT116
EXT216 EXT216 EXT216 EXT216

Metal cabinet CAS8M Metal cabinet CAS8M

Installation of control panel, zone/PGM expansion and Installation of control panel, zone/PGM expansion and
GSM/GPRS module GSM/GPRS module or LAN module

EXM800 EXM800 EXM800

EXT016 EXT016 EXT016
EXT116 EXT116 EXT116
EXT216 EXT216 EXT216
PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816, GSV6, LAN800
PAS832

PAS808, PAS808M, PAS816,

GSV6 EXM800 EXM800 EXM800
PAS832
EXT016 EXT016 EXT016
EXT116 EXT116 EXT116
EXT216 EXT216 EXT216

Metal cabinet CAS8 Metal cabinet CAS8

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Wiring of zones
Wiring of single zones
Normally closed Normally closed Normally closed Normally open contact Normally open contact Normally open contact
contact contact with one contact with two (NO) with one resistor with two resistors
(NC) resistor resistors (NO/EOL) (NO/DEOL)
(NC/EOL) (NC/DEOL)

PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module
+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
Z1

Z1

Z1

Z1

Z1

Z1
+AUX COM Z1 COM +AUX COM Z1 COM +AUX COM Z1 COM +AUX COM Z1 COM +AUX COM Z1 COM +AUX COM Z1 COM

1kW 1kW 1kW 1kW 1kW 1kW

12V T1 T2 NC C 12V T1 T2 NC C 12V T1 T2 NC C 12V T1 T2 NO C 12V T1 T2 NO C 12V T1 T2 NO C

T1
T2

NC
C

T1
T2

NC
C

T1
T2

NC
C

T1
T2

NO
C

T1
T2

NO
C

T1
T2

NO
C
Tamper Tamper Tamper Tamper Tamper Tamper
Detector Detector Detector Detector Detector Detector

Wiring of double zones (PAS816, PAS832 only) ATTENTION! Avoid power supply loops
Correct wiring
Detector
PAS816, PAS832

+AUX
COM
+AUX
COM

COM

Z2
Detector
Z1

Cable
PAS816, PAS832
Detector

+AUX COM Z1 COM Cable Cable

+AUX

+AUX
COM

COM
Z1
Z2

Z1
300W 1kW 620W
PAS8xx EXM800
12V T1 T2 NC* C 12V T1 T2 NC* C Detector B
Wrong wiring
T1
T2

NC*
C

T1
T2

NC*
C

Tamper Tamper Detector +AUX

COM
Detector A Detector B
+AUX

Detector A
COM
Z2

Detector
Cable
* - Detector contact must be NC or NO.
Detector
Cable
+AUX
COM
Z1
Z2

Z1

PAS8xx EXM800

Wiring samples
Wiring of 4-wire smoke detector Wiring of relays
Smoke detectors can be triggered by dust so in order to
To COM To COM
prevent false alarms it is recommended to make fire alarm
PAS8xx or module PAS8xx or module
PAS8xx verification. For the verification some system settings must be
+PGM

+AUX
-PGM

6
active. Below is an example for +PGM:
COM
+PGM
COM

COM

- “Fire verification” attribute must be assigned to fire zone.

5
Z5

(Zone Z5 used in template as fire zone);

- fire (smoke) detector must be powered by +PGM;
- “Fire Power Supply” definition must be set for +PGM;
2

- zone selected to be as fire zone must be pointed as trigger +PGM COM +AUX -PGM
+PGM COM Z5 COM
4

3 source for +PGM;

- +PGM reset time (pulse length in keypad menu) must be set;
- ”Detector settling time” (global time setting) must be set;
To zone To +PGM - “Fire verification time” (global time setting) must be set; D1 D1
Terminals of smoke detector Operation: In order to check triggered fire detector,
12V NO C detector's power supply has to be turned OFF and turned ON
Note: smoke detectors, produced Relay Relay
again. System turn OFF +PGM for a PGM reset time. When
by different manufacturers,
reset time expires the system turns ON the +PGM again and
NO
C

may have a different terminals NC NO NC NO

waits for detector settling (”detector settling time”). Then
layout. For more information It is recommended to use diode to
system checks detector again by period equal to “Fire
Detector check detector wiring manual verification time”. If fire detector is triggered again it means an supress voltage surges on relay.
from manufacturer. alarm was true.

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Wiring of GSV6 with control panel

GSV6
PAS808
PAS808M
R-1

TIP RING T-1 R-1

PAS816 LOCK
T-1
PAS832 RING
TIP OPEN

LED
3.15A

+BELL

+PGM

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
-PGM
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
AC1
AC2

CLK
DAT

+12V
COM
Z1

Z2

Z3

Z4

Z5

Z6

Z7

Z8

CLK
DAT
X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 +12V COM CLK DAT
DAT
CLK

This wiring method ensures, that even in case of short circuit on +AUX, COM, CLK, DAT the module will be able to execute its main duty - reporting to
Central Monitoring station or to premises owner.
Attention! Avoid loops. Do not connect +AUX, COM of control panel with +AUX, COM of GSV6 . GSV6 is already powered by 4 wire flat cable.

Wiring of GSV6 with control panel (optional)

GSV6
PAS808
PAS808M
R-1
TIP RING T-1 R-1

PAS816 LOCK
T-1
PAS832 RING
TIP OPEN
3.15A

+BELL

+PGM

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
-PGM
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
AC1
AC2

CLK
DAT

+12V
COM
Z1

Z2

Z3

Z4

Z5

Z6

Z7

Z8

CLK
DAT

X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 +12V COM CLK DAT
+AUX
DAT
CLK
COM

When alarm system cabinet is placed in location with poor GSM network coverage the only option is to install GSV module in other place. Take care about
power supply wires diameter if distance between control panel and GSM module more than 5 meters.

Wiring of radio transmitter with control panel (SERIAL)

RX-DAT +13,8 V PAS808

PAS808M
R-1
TIP RING T-1 R-1

PAS816
T-1
PAS832 RING
TX-CLK COM
TIP Transmitter
Attention! Consumed by radio
transmitter short time current should
3.15A

not exceed 3A. Control panel supply

RX-DAT
TX-CLK

current to this connector with not full

+BELL

+PGM

+12V
COM

electronic short-circuit protection. In

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX

+AUX
-PGM
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
AC1
AC2

CLK
DAT

case of long term high current PCB

Z1

Z2

Z3

Z4

Z5

Z6

Z7

Z8

damage is possible.
X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8

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Typical system installation example - SECOLINK PAS816

KM20B KM24
PAS816 LAN800 or GSV6

TIP RING T-1 R-1

RING TIP

+12V
COM
CLK
DAT
X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8 +12V COM CLK DAT

Module LED

EXT016
(EXT116, EXT216)

+12V
COM
Batteria 12

CLK
DAT
7Ah/20HR
+12V COM CLK DAT

Metal cabinet CAS8M

Typical system installation example - SECOLINK PAS832

KM20B, KM20BT, KM20GT KM24, KM24A, KM24G

EXM800 EXM800 or EXT116

+AUX COM CLK DAT
GSV6 or LAN800

OPEN
+12V
COM
CLK
DAT

LOCK

Z1 COM Z2K7 Z3K6 COM Z4K5 Z5K4 COM Z6K3 Z7K2 COM Z8K1 +AUX +12V COM CLK DAT

PAS832
+12V COM CLK DAT PROX8 PROX8
TIP RING T-1 R-1

X1
BAT
AC1 AC2 +BELLCOM -PGM +PGM COM CLK DAT +AUX Z1 COM Z2 +AUX Z3 COM Z4 +AUX Z5 COM Z6 +AUX Z7 COM Z8

Module LED Module LED

EXT216
EXM800 (EXT016, EXT116)
+12V

+12V
COM

COM
CLK

CLK
DAT

DAT

12V battery
+12V COM CLK DAT +12V COM CLK DAT
7Ah/20HR

Metal cabinet CAS8

Alarm system Safety warning in case alarm system uses LAN800 module!
LAN800 is designed to be used in couple with a router which is placed in the same room or premises. It’s
prohibited to connect LAN800 directly to Wide Area Network (MAN, WAN) or building IT infrastructure cables.

Receiver
RING TIP

LAN800
Router Router
+12V COM CLK DAT

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