What types of devices and detectors does MultiTransmitter support

Designation

Type

Note

NO

Normally open.

NC

Normally closed, without resistors.

EOL (NC with resistors)

Normally closed, with one resistor.

There are 3 states: OK, alert and shorted out.

EOL (NO with resistors)

Normally open, with one resistor.

There are 3 states: OK, alert and contacts damaged.

2EOL (NC with resistors)

Normally closed, with 2 resistors.

There are 4 states: OK, alert, tamper alarm and shorted out.

Available for MultiTransmitter with firmware version 2.13 and higher.

MultiTransmitter must be connected to Hub Plus, Hub 2, Hub 2 Plus, or Superior Hub Hybrid. The Hub model does not support this type of connection.

2EOL (NO with resistors)

Normally open, with 2 resistors.

There are 4 states: OK, alert, tamper alarm and contacts damaged.

Available for MultiTransmitter with firmware version 2.13 and higher.

MultiTransmitter must be connected to Hub Plus, Hub 2, Hub 2 Plus, or Superior Hub Hybrid. The Hub model does not support this type of connection.

3EOL (NC with resistors)

Normally closed, with 3 resistors.

There are 5 states: OK, alert, tamper alarm, malfunction and shorted out.

Available for MultiTransmitter with firmware version 2.13 and higher.

MultiTransmitter must be connected to Hub Plus, Hub 2, Hub 2 Plus, or Superior Hub Hybrid. The Hub model does not support this type of connection.

3EOL (NO with resistors)

Normally open, with 3 resistors.

There are 5 states: OK, alert, tamper alarm, malfunction and contacts damaged.

Available for MultiTransmitter with firmware version 2.13 and higher.

MultiTransmitter must be connected to Hub Plus, Hub 2, Hub 2 Plus, or Superior Hub Hybrid. The Hub model does not support this type of connection.