PROGRAMMING
In order the DIP-34PA-03 to operate properly within a Fire Threshold Addressable Alarm Loop of a Signal-10, the
detector must be assigned to a unique number from 1 to 10 within the alarm loop – the address which is stored in the
DIP-34PA-03 non-volatile memory. The detector is delivered without an address. Not assigning a detector connected to a
Fire Threshold Addressable Alarm Loop of a Signal-10 to an address is indicated by flickering of its light emitter once per
two seconds.
Assigning the DIP-34PA-03 to an Address
Bring the detector into a disarmed alarm loop of the Type 1 of a Signal-10 or to a 10V÷12V power supply. In 6 seconds
the detector’s light emitter will flash four times once per second indicating the detector’s being ready for assigning an
address. Push the light emitter and release after it lights up. Then press the light emitter again the number of times which
is equal to the required address (1 to 10). In 5 seconds the light emitter shall flash the number of times which is equal to
the current address, and then the detector lights up for a half of second.
Auto Assigning the DIP-34PA-03 to a First Vacant Address in a Loop
Bring the DIP-34PA-03 with pressed light emitter into an addressable alarm loop of Type 14 of the Signal-10. In three
seconds the light emitter illuminates for 1 second and shuts down indicating address’s being assigned. For example, if the
loop has already contained detectors with addresses 1, 2, 3, and 5 then the current detector will be assigned to the
address of 4.
How to Find Out the Address of the DIP-34PA-03
Bring the detector into a disarmed alarm loop of the Type 1 of a Signal-10 or to a 10V÷12V power supply. In 6 seconds
the detector’s light emitter will flash four times once per second indicating the detector’s being ready for assigning an
address. Push the light emitter and release when it lights up. In 5 seconds the light emitter shall flash the number of times
which is equal to the current address, and then the detector lights up for a half of second.
DIP-34PA-03 ROUTINE TESTING
Before testing DIP-34PA-03, please disconnect executive outputs of all system devices and modules that can
release an extinguishing agent or activate light and sound alarms. Notify the fire department and persons
where the audible signals can be heard.
After testing verify that all the detectors are ready to operate properly. Then restore operability of all the system
components disconnected before testing and inform the relevant departments about completing the test.
To test the DIP-34PA-03 detector, arm the alarm loop with the connected detector. Before arming the alarm loop should
be in the Norm state indicating this state by light emitter’s flashing once per 8 seconds.
Take a spray can of smoke detector test aerosol and spray some of the test material into the detector. (Or perform a
simplified test just by pressing on the detector’s light emitter for 2 to 5 seconds or by lighting the emitter with the laser
beam of a remote laser tester.)
The network controller shall display Fire Alarm message (or Test message in case of a simplified test) for the device with
the address of the DIP-34PA-03. The detector’s light emitter shall flash doubly every 8 seconds.
If no messages mentioned above are indicated then the detector is non-functioning and must be replaced.
Test tools are not provided with the detector and should be purchased aside.
MAINTENANCE
Please test the detector operability annually as said above.
When a Service Required message is received from the detector, remove pollution from the detector smoke chamber.
WARNINGS
To avoid contamination of the detector please DO NOT remove protective cover until the environment
is cleaned up from dust and debris.
DO NOT remove the detector PCB because this automatically cancels the warranty.
DO NOT mount the detector within the premises where air velocity values exceed 15 m/s.
