Double-check all wiring connections for shorts or loose strands. Apply power to the source supply line.
: Use 2-pair twisted, shielded data cable (e.g., Belden 8723) for optimal data transmission across the RS-485 network. Tools Needed : Phillips head screwdriver Precision flat-head screwdriver (for terminal blocks) Wire strippers Digital multimeter (for voltage verification) Mechanical Mounting Steps The IP67 rating allows the
Refer to your ’s first section to verify package contents. Typically, you should find:
The is a 3-LED Remote Arming Station (RAS) keypad designed for use with Challenger security systems. It features a robust construction suitable for indoor or outdoor use (rated IP67) and includes inputs for request-to-exit (RTE) control and an open collector output for door relays. Installation Steps for Tecom TS1162 Keypad
For comprehensive technical support, refer to the full Tecom Catalogue or official Aritech documentation.
: Displays the current state of the printer (Ready, Error, Media Out).
Mount only on solid, non-vibrating, fire-retardant surfaces (e.g., concrete or reinforced studs).
: Secure the base to a flat, solid surface using the provided mounting holes.
The keypad communicates via the Challenger’s proprietary RS-485 bus. Plan the path for the data cable from the keypad's location back to the main controller panel. Ensure the cable is routed away from sources of electrical interference, such as high-voltage power cables or large motors.
The TS1162 connects directly to the . The keypad can be placed up to 1.5 km away from the Challenger panel, provided the cabling infrastructure meets requirements. Wiring Terminals
Ensure your local power supply matches the voltage requirements listed on the TS1162 product label.
Before beginning the installation, verify that your box contains all necessary components. Unboxing Checklist TS1162 Thermal Printer AC Power Adapter and Power Cord USB Interface Cable Sample Label Roll and Ribbon Core Quick Start Guide Key Hardware Components
Before you begin, please verify the following:
Verify that the "Request to Exit" button is correctly connected to the dedicated RTE terminal. Communication Errors: Use a multimeter to check for
Ensure the will be fully depressed once mounted to avoid false tamper alarms.