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Integra 128-WRL + Elmes MTX – how to activate MTX with OC outputs?

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  • #1 15033291
    wojdo
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    How to connect Elmes MTX transmitter to the output of Integra 128-WRL control panel?

    I connected the transmitter's power supply to OUT2 (high current) and COM. This works perfectly.

    I have a problem with connecting the transmitter control inputs, as the signal is transmitted when +12V is connected to one of the two channels and the low current outputs short circuit to ground. Reversing the polarity is also of no use.

    Please help.
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  • #2 15033774
    sosarek

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    What is this transmitter to work with, how did you program the low current outputs?
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  • #3 15034049
    wojdo
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    The controller will work with the Elmes STM. The pairing of the two also went without a problem.

    The MTX has 5 cables:
    1) black power supply - I connected in the control panel to COM
    2) red power supply - I connected in the control unit to OUT2 (high current 12V)
    3) red (C) - for triggering transmission on channel 1
    4) blue (N) - for triggering transmission on channel 2
    3) black (B) - used to short with those above to trigger transmission. Its what I used for pairing and testing.

    Transmission can also be triggered without using B when 12V is applied to C or N and this is the route I went.

    I connected C and N to the outputs on the control panel OUT3 and OUT4 (low current) respectively. Both are programmed with normal polarity, i.e.: active state - shorted to ground; inactive state - disconnected from ground.

    In both cases the required 12V is not present so the transmission is not triggered.


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    Out of date - already advised.

    It turns out I have a panel expander with relay outputs where each has 3 leads: C, NO, NC. When the OUTx output is switched on - C is shorted to NO, and this solves my problem.
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