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Blackcomb - Remote Alarm Module
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A remote alarm module can be added to any Blackcomb 5.1/6.1 UV system. This module allows the user to connect their system to a remote light or buzzer, allowing them to detect a system failure without checking the UV system. Follow the instructions below to add a remote alarm module to a UV system.

 

  1. With the system powered down, plug the male plug into the IEP on either the controller, sensor or another module containing an IEP.

 

 

  1. Connect the desired alarm such as a buzzer or light to the dry contacts on the remote alarm using 16-22AWG wire and a power supply of 5-30 V/1A MAX power to the remote alarm module.

 

  1. Power on system.

 

 

Troubleshooting

If the troubleshooting steps below do not resolve the issue, please submit a ticket for support. New Ticket

 

Issue: Connection Failure

 

Connection Failure Alarm

 

 

Issue: Module Failure Alarm

  1. Unplug controller from outlet for 1 minute and plug it back in.
  2. If the issue has not been resolved, submit a ticket for support. 

 

 

Issue: Remote Alarm module not detected

 

If a remote alarm module is installed and the screen below is displayed, the module is not being detected. Follow the steps below to resolve the issue.

 

Note: this screen is normal when there is no remote alarm module installed.

 

 

  1. Unplug controller from outlet.
  2. Plug in module directly to controller and unplug any other modules/sensor.
  3. Plug controller into the outlet.
  4. Let the system power up and check for the screen below.

 

 

 

 

Issue: No output to remote alarm

 

  1. Hold down button to ensure remote alarm module is detected.

 

 

  1. Ensure power is being supplied to the module. A power supply of 5-30 V/1A MAX is required.
  2. Check connections; tighten.
  3. Unplug system, unplug module and plug it in. Test all installed modules separately.

 

 

 

 

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