DESCRIPTION
The Model AEG-WR Supervised Wireless Receiver allows up to 64 unique wireless security
transmitters to report information to an Aegis automation controller. The wireless transmitters
replace wired door and window sensors, as well as wired smoke, motion, and glassbreak
detectors. These transmitters report status information to the AEG-WR Receiver which, in
turn, processes the information and reports it to the controller.
The receiver is compatible with transmitters manufactured for the Aegis prodcuct by Linear
Corporation. It supports Linear's Supervised S1, Megacode, and SX format transmitters.
COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTERS
We recommend the use of the SX format transmitters. These transmitters have an open air
range of over 1000 feet. The SX format features compressed, encrypted data with error
detection and correction for increased range, reliability, and ease of installation. Each of the
SX format transmitters is factory programmed with one of over 16,000,000 I.D. codes.
The following are the most popular SX format transmitters that may be used:
T-90 Door/Window Transmitter - Used in the place of a wired magnetic switch, this
stationary sensor has a built-in magnetic switch with adjustable magnet, may be
connected externally to monitor other types of sensors, and is self-testing. It uses
surface-mount technology and a lithium battery with a life expectancy of over 5 years
TMD-90 Passive Infrared Motion Detector - Uses passive infrared heat detection to
sense motion
TGB-90 Glass Break Detector - Used to detect both audio emissions and shock
vibrations of breaking glass
TSD-90 Smoke Detector - Supervised photoelectric smoke detector
TX-91, TX-92, and TX-94 Hand-Held Transmitters - One, two, and four button
portable sensors
Although HSP recommends the use of SX series transmitters, 303.875 MHz S1 and Megacode
transmitters may also be used with the AEG-WR Wireless Receiver. You can use up to 64
unique transmitters with the AEG-WR Receiver. Each zone reported to the controller can have
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up to four transmitters assigned to it depending on the number of addresses assigned to the
receiver.
The 64 transmitters are divided into 4 groups of 16, with the transmitters in each group
numbered 1-16. One or more groups respond to each address assigned to the receiver. When
multiple groups respond to the same address, the corresponding transmitters in each group are
combined to determine the status to be reported for a zone.
The table below shows the address that each transmitter group responds to verses the number of
addresses assigned to the receiver.
NUMBER OF ADDRESSES ASSIGNED
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
1.00
4.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
1-16
17-32
33-48
49-64
The receiver can report status to 16 zones on an Aegis controller. Transmitters 1-16 report to
zones 17-32. If a 17th transmitter is used, the status of that transmitter is reported to zone 17;
the status of the 18th transmitter is reported to zone 18, etc.
The receiver can report status to 64 zones on an Aegis controller. When used with Aegis
controller, wireless transmitters report to zones 33-96.
INSTALLATION
Install the receiver in a central area of the premises, as high above ground as practical. The
receiver should be at least 5 feet from the controller or any other electronic device. The open
air range of SX format transmitters is 3500 feet. However, this will be reduced by building
construction as follows:
Wood and drywall
Concrete and brick
Steel, reinforced concrete, metal lath:
10%
35%
90%
When the location of the receiver has been established, remove the cover and position the
receiver so that the antenna connector is at the top right. Mount the receiver, using supplied
wall anchors and screws, through two mounting holes (upper left and bottom right). Allow at
least a 12 inch clearance to mount the antenna.
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Place the cover on the receiver and install the antenna onto the antenna connector. Connect the
receiver to the controller using 4 conductor 22 gauge or larger wire as follows:
OPERATION
The two operating modes of the receiver are "Run" and "Set Up".
In Run mode, with the receiver connected to the controller, the Mode LED should blink once
per second. The receiver monitors the status of each transmitter. If the status condition of a
transmitter changes, it is reported to the receiver and the information is updated on the LED
display.
The transmitter number flashes on the display whenever a transmission is received from a
transmitter. The display will continually display the status of any transmitters that are violated
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(not ready) or that have trouble. The transmitter number flashes on the display followed by the
status condition(s).
LED DISPLAY
INFORMATION ABOUT THE LED DISPLAY
Displays the number of the transmitter with a change in condition.
Displays that the current transmitter is "NOT READY".
Displays that the cover was removed from the current transmitter.
Displays that the current transmitter has a supervision failure.
Displays that the current transmitter has reported a battery low.
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NOTE: If the receiver is not communicating with the controller, the Mode LED will blink
four times per second.
SET - The Set switch is used to increment or change the current selection.
MODE /ADVANCE - The MODE/Advance switch is used to enter Set Up mode, advance to
the next Set Up item, and to confirm a selection. It is also used to exit Set Up mode.
LED DISPLAY - The LED DISPLAY is used to show the status of each transmitter and to
ensure proper setup.
MODE LED - In Run mode, the MODE LED is used to indicate communication status with the
controller. In Set Up mode, the Mode LED is used to give helpful information when entering
your code, and indicates if a transmitter sends a restore code.
TYPE LED - In Set Up mode, the TYPE LED is used to give information when entering your
code, and indicates if a transmitter is supervised.
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The Set Up mode is used to configure the general operation of the receiver, to program a
transmitter into the receiver, and to change the characteristics of a programmed transmitter.
The Mode LED does not blink in Set Up mode.
To enter the Set Up mode, press and hold the Mode/Advance switch for approximately two
seconds. You are first prompted to enter a four digit code. "C" is shown on the left of the
display and the digit for each code number is shown on the right of the display. You must enter
one digit at a time. The Set switch is used to increment the value of the digit. The
Mode/Advance switch is used to advance to the next digit of the code. The Mode and Type
LEDs are used to indicate which digit of the code is shown.
When no LED is lit, enter the first digit of the code. When the Type LED is lit, enter the
second digit. When the Mode LED is lit, enter the third digit. When both the Type and Mode
LEDs are lit, enter the fourth digit. The default code is 1111. If the correct code is entered,
you will be allowed to enter Set Up mode. The receiver will return to Run mode if the wrong
code is entered or if the Mode/Advance switch is pressed for two seconds prior to entering all
the digits.
C 1
C 1
C.1
C.1
Use the Set switch to increment the first digit of the code.
Use the Set switch to increment the second digit of the code.
Use the Set switch to increment the third digit of the code.
Use the Set switch to increment the fourth digit of the code.
After entering the code you are prompted to enter the receiver address. "A" is shown on the left
of the display and the current address is shown on the right. The address is changed by
pressing the Set switch. The current address will be stored into memory when the
Mode/Advance switch is pressed. Set Up mode is exited when the Mode/Advance switch is
pressed for two seconds.
NOTE: When using the receiver with an Aegis system, the address must be set to "1".
Next, you are prompted to enter the number of addresses. The letter "n" is shown on the left of
the display and the digit for the current number of addresses is shown on the right of the
display. The number of addresses is changed by pressing the Set switch. The current number
of addresses will be stored into memory when the Mode/Advance switch is pressed. Set Up
mode is exited when the Mode/Advance switch is pressed for two seconds.
NOTE: When using the receiver with an HSP controller, the number of addresses must be set
to "1".
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The next four items allow you to change each digit of your security code. The Set switch is
used to increment the value of each digit. The Mode/Advance switch is used to enter each digit
and advance to the next.
Next, the programmed characteristics of each transmitter is displayed. The transmitter number
is shown in the LED Display. If no transmitter is programmed for an address, neither the Mode
LED nor the Type LED will be lit. If a transmitter is programmed, the Mode LED indicates
whether the transmitter sends restore transmissions and the Type LED shows whether the
transmitter is supervised.
The Mode LED is on if the transmitter sends restore transmissions, and off if it doesn't.
The Type LED is on steady if the transmitter is supervised, and blinks if it isn't.
The Set switch is used to change the characteristics of a programmed transmitter. Each press of
the Set switch cycles through each combination of supervised, sends restores, or no transmitter
programmed.
The Mode/Advance switch is used to change to the next transmitter address. Set Up mode is
exited by pressing the Mode/Advance switch for two seconds.
TEACHING THE RECEIVER A TRANSMITTER ADDRESS
If no transmitter is programmed for an address, a new transmitter may be programmed into that
address by activating the desired transmitter. The activated transmitter will then be entered into
that address. The transmitter must be activated by pressing the test button or by causing a
violation transmission to be sent. The SX TX-9x series transmitters are activated by pressing
one of the buttons on the transmitter. Each button that will be used must be programmed as a
separate transmitter. Supervisory, restores, battery low, and tamper transmissions are not
learned.
Based on the type of transmitter received, the receiver will try to set the supervisory and restore
characteristics appropriately for that type of transmitter. These can be changed as desired using
the Set switch.
SX TX-9x series hand-held transmitters are set to non-supervised, restoring. SX TMD-90
motion detectors are set to supervised, non-restoring. All other SX transmitters are set to
supervised, restoring. All S1 transmitters are set to supervised, restoring. All Megacode
transmitters are set to non-supervised, non-restoring.
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Once a transmitter is programmed into an address, the transmitter address will briefly turn off
whenever a transmission from that transmitter is received. This can be used to verify that the
correct transmitter has been programmed and is operating reliably.
NOTE: The current status of each transmitter is ignored by the controller while the receiver is
in Set Up mode.
RESET MEMORY
To erase all transmitters from memory and to reset to the factory default configuration, press
and hold both the Set and Mode/Advance switches simultaneously for 2 seconds. You are first
prompted to enter a code (as mentioned above). After the code is entered, the display will
show "EE". If you choose to continue, press and hold the Set and Mode/Advance switches
simultaneously for 2 seconds once again. Memory is reset at the end of the two seconds.
NOTE: If you choose not to reset memory at the "EE" display, don't press any keys for a 10
second period and the receiver will return to Run mode.
SET UP
When using a Model AEG-WR Wireless Receiver, it first must be enabled. This option can be
enabled by the installer in the Installer Setup menu.
INSTALLER SETUP:
1=CTRL 2=ZONE 3=DCM
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From the Installer Setup menu, select the 2 (ZONE) key.
If used with an Aegis, press 2 (RCVR), then ' # ' to enable the AEG-WR Wireless Receiver.
ZONE EXPANSION:
0
0=NONE 1=H/W 2=RCVR
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If used with an Aegis, you must set the Number of Expansion Enclosures.
NUMBER OF EXP ENCL:
1-4
0
If you are using 1-16 transmitters, enable only 1 Expansion Enclosure. If you are using 17-32
transmitters, enable 2 Expansion Enclosures, etc.
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If Expansion Enclosures are also being used, set "NUMBER OF EXP ENCL:" to the number of
expansion enclosures plus the number of addresses used by the receiver. Set the addresses for
the expansion enclosures and receiver so that they don't overlap.
After the receiver has been enabled, you can press the down arrow (ò) key to set the zone types
for each of the expanded zones.
CONTROLLER INDICATIONS
When the condition of a transmitter changes state, the HAI controller will display that
condition as follows:
Transmitter Condition
When a transmitter (zone) is violated
When a cover is removed from a transmitter
When a supervisory failure is reported
When a battery low is reported
Aegis
Zone Name "NOT RDY"
Zone Name "NOT RDY"
Zone Name "TRBL NOW"
Zone Name "HAD TRBL"
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FCC NOTICE
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Verified to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules.
QUICK-REFERENCE SETUP GUIDE
To Enter Set Up mode, press and hold the Mode/Advance switch for 2 seconds.
DISPLAY
C 0
C 0.
C.0
C.0.
A 1
n 1
C 1
C 1.
C.1
C.1.
1
DESCRIPTION
SET SWITCH
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
Changes the current address (1-8)
Changes number of addresses (1-4)
Changes the current digit (0-9)
Changes the current digit (0-9)
Changes the current digit (0-9)
Changes the current digit (0-9)
Changes characteristics of transmitter Advances to the next transmitter
Changes characteristics of transmitter Advances to the next transmitter
Changes characteristics of transmitter Advances to the next transmitter
MODE/ADVANCE SWITCH
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next item
Advances to the next item
Advances to the next item
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next item
Enter the first digit of the code
Enter the second digit of the code
Enter the third digit of the code
Enter the fourth digit of the code
Enter the receiver address
Enter number of addresses
Displays the first digit of the code
Displays the second digit of the code
Displays the third digit of the code
Displays the fourth digit of the code
Displays the status of transmitter 1
Displays the status of transmitter 2
Displays the status of transmitter 3
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Characteristics of Transmitters:
DISPLAY MODE LED TYPE LED
DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY
No transmitter is programmed at this address
1
OFF
OFF
1*
OFF
BLINKS
This transmitter is not supervised and doesn't send restore transmissions
.1*
ON
BLINKS
This transmitter is not supervised but sends restore transmissions
1.
.1.
OFF
ON
ON
ON
This transmitter is supervised but doesn't send restore transmissions
This transmitter is supervised and sends restore transmissions
To reset memory, press and hold the Set and Mode/Advance switches together for 2 seconds.
DISPLAY
C 0
C 0.
C.0
C.0.
E E
DESCRIPTION
SET SWITCH
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
Increments the digit (0-9)
MODE/ADVANCE SWITCH
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next digit
Advances to the next item
Enter the first digit of the code
Enter the second digit of the code
Enter the third digit of the code
Enter the fourth digit of the code
Erase EEPROM ? (Reset Memory)
Press and hold Set & Mode/Advance switches together for 2 seconds
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