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Security Escort | Installation and Setup Guide |3.0

Installation Instructions

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Bosch Security Systems | 1/09 | 33831E

3.2.3 SE485 Interface Wiring Notes

• For the Security Escort system to

maintain operation, the SE485 must

be powered at all times. Use the

included 9 V adapter, plugged into

an Uninterrupted Power Supply

(UPS). The SE485 can also be

powered from the transponder’s 9 V

output connected to the 9 VDC input

wiring connectors.

• Up to four SE485s can be connected

to the central console not counting

pairs to ProxLink Radios. If using

multiple SE485s, use the expansion

power connector cable provided with

the SE485 package.

The cable between the SE485

and the transponder must be

twisted pair communication

cable, not shielded. CAT 5

cable is recommended.

3.2.4 Transponder Wiring Notes

• Wiring to receivers and alert units

can be home-run (individual),

daisy-chain (from device to

device), or a combination of both.

T-Tapping is okay. The recommended

cable is shown in

Table 6.

• Due to communications limitations

between the transponder and

receivers, a maximum of 200

supervised SE2 Transmitters can be

handled in a Security Escort

system.

Note:

How can you increase the number of

supervised transmitters that can be

handled in a Security Escort

system? In general, using more

transponder buses with fewer

receivers per bus helps. The

transponder can process all the

receivers at the same receiver

address on different buses at the

same time. To handle higher volumes

of traffic, assign all of the

receivers likely to hear a

supervision transmission to the

same receiver bus address on

different buses. In an installation

where four receivers hear each

supervision transmission, the

number of transmitters can be

doubled when all of the receivers

hearing a transmission are the same

address on different buses. If you

have any questions, contact Bosch

Security Systems Technical Service

at the number on the back cover of

this manual.

• Wiring from SE485 to transponders

can be home-run (individual),

daisy-chain (from device to

device), or a combination of both.

T-Tapping is okay. The recommended

cable is shown in

Table 6.

The cable between the SE485

and the transponder must be

twisted pair communication

cable.

3.2.5 Receiver Wiring Notes

For applicable wiring notes, see

Section

3.2.4 Transponder Wiring

Notes.

3.2.6 Alert Unit Wiring Notes

•

Battery cables (see Section 1.1

System Components Description)

• AC Power (see Section

3.2.1 General

Guidelines)

• Siren (see Section

3.2.1 General

Guidelines)

• Strobe (see Section

3.2.1 General

Guidelines)

• Bus (see Section

3.2.4 Transponder

Wiring Notes)

3.3 Mounting the Enclosures

3.3.1 AE1 Small Indoor Enclosure

The AE1 enclosure houses the EA500

Transponder or the alert unit. It is

suitable only for indoor installation.

See Section

1.7.1 AE1, Small Indoor

Enclosure for specifications.

Mount the enclosure in a secure

location away from excessive heat and

moisture.

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