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==Configuration==
 
==Configuration==
=== For a single station ==
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=== For a single station ===
In [[AlphaPro]], create this event for the Tamper Switch:
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In [[AlphaPro]], create this event for the Tamper Switch, setting the cell station as the event owner:
 
[[file:TamperSwitchEvent.png|500px|thumb|left|Event handler configuration]]
 
[[file:TamperSwitchEvent.png|500px|thumb|left|Event handler configuration]]
 
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{{code2|$STM L110 L101 U100 'TAMPER CELL 10'}}
 
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=== Verify that I/O 3 is set as an input ===
 
The IP Substation must have I/O number 3 defined as an input (default).
 
The IP Substation must have I/O number 3 defined as an input (default).
 
[[file:TamperSwitchWeb.png|500px|thumb|left|Advanced AlphaCom -> I/O Settings]]
 
[[file:TamperSwitchWeb.png|500px|thumb|left|Advanced AlphaCom -> I/O Settings]]
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==Mounting==
 
==Mounting==

Revision as of 14:42, 1 December 2022

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The IP Vandal Resistant Substation with TKIE has the possibility to be fitted with a tamper switch. Making it possible to raise an alarm if the station is dismounted from the backbox.

Tamper Switch
(1008091010)

Configuration

For a single station

In AlphaPro, create this event for the Tamper Switch, setting the cell station as the event owner:

Event handler configuration


Action commands:

$STM L110 L101 U100 'TAMPER CELL 10'


For all stations

Verify that I/O 3 is set as an input

The IP Substation must have I/O number 3 defined as an input (default).

Advanced AlphaCom -> I/O Settings





Mounting

Mounting instruction on Tamper Switch for IP Vandal Resistant Substation TKIE

Step 1: Remove the two nylon nuts shown below

Tamper1.png


Step 2: Attach the supplied spacers

Tamper2.png


Step 3: Mount the tamper switch board

Tamper3.png


Step 4: Move the button GND wire from the the TKIE board to the tamper switch board

Tamper4.png


Tamper5.png


Step 5: Use the supplied wires to connect GND and Input 3 as shown below

Tamper6.png