xDW-S-PDS

No, they can't. These converters are designed for control panel types with DSC POWER designation. We recommend using xDW-S-4C converters that are compatible with the DSC POWER NEO control panel.

For electrical connection it is recommended to use straight unshielded cable between devices in the system (the use of twisted pair, UTP, STP, FTP is not suitable). If you use twisted pair cable, remember that the signal wires DTM and CKM / DT1 and CK1 / DT2 and CK2 (data and clock) must not run through one pair in the cable.

The choice of cables for the power supply should be selected so that the voltage drop between the power supply and the device being powered does not exceed 1 V compared to the output voltage of the power supply.

To guarantee the correct functionality of the system components, it is important to make sure that the resistance and capacitance of the signal cables is the lowest possible. If the distance between devices is large, it is a good idea to use several wires in parallel for each signal to reduce the resistance of the wire, but such a connection will lead to an increase in the capacitance of the wire. Too high resistance or capacitance of cables connected to keypads or expansion modules may cause communication problems with these connected devices (e.g., the control panel will not be able to identify the devices, communication failure of these devices will be reported, etc.).

When selecting cable lengths, follow the recommendations for each type of device.

When installing the cabling, remember that sufficient distance must be maintained between the low-current cables and the 230 VAC power cables. Avoid having signal cables in close proximity to power cables.

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Note: The text has been taken from the SATEL control panel installation manual.