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MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM

Event History

Fire Alarms

Faults

Total Devices

Sounder. O/P Test

Device Signal List

Device Battery List

Edit Service Code

Clear Event Log

Add New Device

Remove Device

Edit Settings

Signal Level Test

Device Identifier

View All Devices

Panel Type

Sounder Options

Device Indicator

View System Status

Maintenance/Test

Device Options

WZM Settings

Access level 3 tree view

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Summary of Contents for SmartCell

Page 1: ...020 EMS Ltd All rights reserved MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM FIRE FAULT POWER FUNCTION 1 FUNCTION 2 1 2 3 4 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor Programming Guid...

Page 3: ...ging 6 PIN numbers 6 Equipment familiarisation 7 System overview 8 System design 9 Device log on methods 12 Device log on points 13 WZM connections 15 WZM fascia 16 WZM status LEDs 17 WZM buttons 17 W...

Page 4: ...view 54 Access level 3 menu options 57 Maintenance test 59 Device options 61 WZM settings 66 Device listing 76 Diagnostics 49 How to improve device signal levels 52 WZM menus 55 WZM information 68 La...

Page 6: ...routine handling if precautions are not observed To reduce the risk of damage from ESD the following precautions should be observed Minimise the handling of PCBs which contain static sensitive compon...

Page 7: ...systems products are shown below Wireless zone monitor Wireless dual smoke heat detector Wireless dual smoke heat detector combined sounder beacon Wireless dual smoke heat detector combined sounder Wi...

Page 8: ...dressable fire control panels in the WZM Settings menu The default setting is Conventional See page 35 for more information Typical addressable fire system connection Typical conventional fire system...

Page 9: ...ection can be configured for smoke heat or dual smoke and heat Available sensitivities are listed below When configuring as dual detectors one smoke and one heat sensitivity is selected If either of t...

Page 10: ...S 32 001 500 1200Hz 3 5s 0 5s OFF NEN 2575 2000 Dutch slow whoop 420Hz 0 6s ON 0 6s OFF Australia AS1670 Alert tone 1000 2500Hz 0 5s 0 5s OFF x 3 1 5s OFF AS1670 Evacuation 550Hz 440Hz at 0 5Hz 970Hz...

Page 11: ...relay outputs Both fire relay outputs are rated 1 A at 30 VDC The device s two relay outputs are programmable Upon a fire condition both outputs will automatically change state The outputs can be inde...

Page 12: ...Devices can therefore be added to the system prior to installing them into location Method 2 at device location This method is accessed at the WZM and involves applying the supplied magnet to the dev...

Page 13: ...2020 EMS Ltd All rights reserved Page 13 of 80 MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM Device log on points Detector incl sounder and beacon variants Sounder incl beacon variants Call Point INTRODUCTION...

Page 14: ...020 EMS Ltd All rights reserved Page 14 of 80 MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM STATUS DUAL INPUT OUTPUT DEVICE LOG ON POINT Dual input dual output device STATUS DUAL INPUT OUTPUT DEVICE LOG ON POI...

Page 15: ...ULT MAINS CHARGER FAIL BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL START INPUT L N E For additional information refer to TSD042 0359 CPR 00267 15 0359 SLIDETO REMOVE FAULT NC C NO FIRE NC C NO ACTIVE ACTIVE FAULT FAULT...

Page 16: ...1 2 3 4 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor WZM fascia The WZM provides status information via the display and status lamps The WZM s functions are achieved via the entry of a user access code The WZM s...

Page 17: ...ber entry number 4 and for backwards menu navigation This button is always active and is used as a menu entry button When a valid User PIN has been entered pressing the Function 1 button will switch b...

Page 18: ...d access code and using the WZM s navigation buttons Exiting from a menu option is achieved automatically via a time out period by pressing the button or by selecting the logout menu option Access lev...

Page 19: ...ess level 3 default access code is 333333 On completion of the last number entered press the button The display will change to briefly show the display below then the relevant menu options will be ava...

Page 20: ...w more information section below for further details on this feature Press the and buttons so that the arrow is highlighting the desired event type then press the button The LCD display will change to...

Page 22: ...tible to damage from Electro Static Discharge ESD Take appropriate precautions when handling electronic boards The procedures outlined in this installation guide must be carefully followed Always sele...

Page 23: ...inges Open WZM 1 Unclip side cover 2 Loosen screws 230 VAC variant shown 3 Open door Refer to the Side cover removal section for details 2 4 SYSTEM SETUP FAULT NC C NO FIRE NC C NO ACTIVE ACTIVE FAULT...

Page 24: ...ired before fitting to the wall Under side view Rear side view Fix WZM to wall NO CABLE ACCESS AT THE TOP OF THE UNIT Available entry point Note the supplied back box mounting template can be used to...

Page 25: ...ture Wiring can be normally open or normally closed operation as required BAT ENABLE TAMPER RESET AERIAL A AERIAL B ATTENTION ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICE RS232 EN54 4 UNIVERSAL PSU SC 60 1000 INPUT...

Page 26: ...ee the control panel s instructions for more information BAT ENABLE TAMPER RESET AERIAL A AERIAL B ATTENTION ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICE RS232 EN54 4 UNIVERSAL PSU SC 60 1000 INPUT 220 240VAC 50Hz...

Page 27: ...ower inputs There are also general fault inputs GEN FAULT and mains fault M FAULT available The fault inputs are NC and voltage free If a fault input GEN FAULT or M FAULT is not being used leave the l...

Page 28: ...ERSAL PSU EMS PSU 001 INPUT 220 240VAC 50Hz OUTPUT 5 0 8 5VDC 1 0A MAX For additional information refer to Installation Instructions STATUS FAULT MAINS CHARGER FAIL BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL START SLID...

Page 29: ...X STATUS FAULT MAINS CHARGER FAIL BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL START INPUT L N E For additional information refer to TSD042 0359 CPR 00267 15 0905 SLIDETO REMOVE To achieve this simply press the PSU s STA...

Page 30: ...tails press the button until the screen displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button once The screen will display Press the button and the screen will display Press the butto...

Page 31: ...2020 EMS Ltd All rights reserved Page 31 of 80 MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM SYSTEM SETUP Install devices Note Refer to the associated device installation guide for full details...

Page 32: ...ss level 3 refer to the Access Level 3 section for details press the button until the screen displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button and the screen will display Press th...

Page 33: ...Sounder Detector Beacon ID 001236 Devices Change Text Description Detection Dual Smoke Sen Normal Heat Sen 58C S Device attributes From access level 3 refer to the Access Level 3 section for details p...

Page 34: ...llows additional verification of the alarm condition before reporting Heat sensitivity selection of 58 C Static 58 C Rate Of Rise 72 C Static 72 C Rate Of Rise Allows device sounder levels of High or...

Page 35: ...Sen 58C S Dual Detector ID 001234 F1 ABC F2 Delete Device location text From access level 3 refer to the Access Level 3 section for details press the button until the screen displays Press the button...

Page 36: ...t backwards one character at a time 3 4 Moves the cursor selected character left one character at a time 2 Moves the cursor selected character right one character at a time FUNCTION 1 Used to toggle c...

Page 37: ...Set the panel type Default panel type is Conventional If the WZM is to be connected to a conventional type fire panel skip this section Otherwise to change the panel type to Addressable from access l...

Page 38: ...Hz 05 Tone To Select 800Hz 970Hz 1Hz 03 Tone To Select Sounder tones To change the fire tone from access level 3 refer to the Access level 3 section for details press the button until the screen displ...

Page 39: ...e screen displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displ...

Page 40: ...ress the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the butto...

Page 41: ...ess the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the and buttons until the screen displays the required rel...

Page 42: ...ress the and buttons until the required time is displayed In this example 20 seconds has been chosen Press the button and the screen will display Note the same options are available for the fire and f...

Page 43: ...will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button until the screen will displays Press the button and the screen will display...

Page 46: ...vice should be function tested to ensure correct functionality Test devices Smoke detectors should be tested using a smoke detector tester and in accordance with local codes of practice Heat detectors...

Page 47: ...nal 00 Device signal levels From access level 3 refer to the Access Level 3 section for details press the button until the screen displays Press the button and the screen will display Press the button...

Page 48: ...splays for a device in each category are shown 2 View System Status Maintenance Test Device Options WZM Settings Sounder O P Test Device Signal List Device Battery List Edit Service Code Sounder O P T...

Page 50: ...is in a clean environment and is free from smoke dust and dirt Check the device is assembled correctly Check the 20 k end of line resistor is in place and that connections are secure Check the device...

Page 51: ...ctor sounder Manual call point Manual call point Dual detector Dual detector Dual detector sounder beacon Sounder Device number Device 01 Device 02 Device 03 Device 04 Device 05 Device 06 Device 07 De...

Page 52: ...eck the signal levels Is there metalwork electrical equipment near the unit contrary to the device installation instructions Have the WZM and the device been installed in the correct location as per t...

Page 53: ...of 80 MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM FIRE FAULT POWER FUNCTION 1 FUNCTION 2 1 2 3 4 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor W e l c o m e S e r v i c e A c c e s s L e v e l 3 N o w A v a i l a b l e...

Page 54: ...nder O P Test Device Signal List Device Battery List Edit Service Code Clear Event Log Add New Device Remove Device Edit Settings Signal Level Test Device Identifier View All Devices Panel Type Sounde...

Page 55: ...Text WZM LED Disable Healthy Indicator Radio Channels WZM Information Language Factory Access Reports WZM Options System Options Espa ol Select Primary Select Secondary View Firmware Output Format Ful...

Page 57: ...etail below Event history When entered options are available to view filtered Fire or Information events only or alternatively All Events can be viewed A total number of events for each option is also...

Page 58: ...er is shown next to the fault text Pressing the button will show individual devices in a fault condition The devices which can be either information or fire devices can be scrolled through using the a...

Page 59: ...nt Log Sounder Test Device Output Test Good Signal Low Signal No Signal Battery OK Battery Low Battery Missing Maintenance test This menu option enables the engineer to test devices and to view their...

Page 60: ...al information for all devices on the system You can scroll through the list using the and buttons The signal levels will be shown as GOOD LOW and NO SIGNAL Device Battery List This menu option allows...

Page 61: ...Volume Self Sound Audio Visual O P 1 OFF O P 2 OFF Device options This menu allows the engineer to add remove and replace devices The user can also edit the devices programming parameters view device...

Page 62: ...shown below A Log on adding is undertaken by visiting each installed device B This involves entering the Add Device Location menu and then placing a magnet against the devices magnetic log on switch S...

Page 63: ...system A list of devices already allocated to the system are shown these can be scrolled through by using the and buttons The required device to be removed can be selected by using the button Edit set...

Page 64: ...ay Text Detection Smoke Sen Heat Sen Sound volume Default setting Next available address number on system The device type followed by the devices unique ident number where xx represents the ident numb...

Page 65: ...lit into two colours green for GOOD signal and red for LOW signal The signal strength status LED would update periodically to allow an updated reading to be shown View all devices When entered the scr...

Page 66: ...ol panel or an addressable fire control panel The default setting is Conventional The LCD front display will state whether conventional mode or addressable mode is selected Sounder Options The operati...

Page 67: ...nt A change of state will be required on Input 2 when the system is reset This will allow the Wireless Zone Monitor to send a reset signal to the wireless devices to extinguish their alarm indicator L...

Page 68: ...The WZM information menu allows an engineer to program various WZM options The available options are explained in more detail below WZM Information Time Date Format ON OFF 5 Channels WZM Options Syste...

Page 69: ...me stamping events in the event log This menu option also allows the date format to be changed If the time and date is not set on the WZM the following display will be shown SmartCell WZM Set Time Dat...

Page 70: ...oll which is every 2 minutes If the device is in a fault free healthy condition this will flash green if the device is in any fault condition the flash will be a yellow flash Once the device is fault...

Page 71: ...secondary language for the WZM is shown on the top line of the display Once selected the menu structure will be displayed in this language for the time duration that the user has menu access to the WZ...

Page 72: ...nd XML formats Full event log When selected the full event log will be downloaded Alarm Only Events When selected an event log containing alarm events only will be downloaded Fault Only Events When se...

Page 73: ...to the WZM s menus would need to be re started I e access code re entered Access Level 4 Access level 4 This option allows the ability for an access level 4 factory access code to be entered At acces...

Page 76: ...to EN54 13 EN54 18 and EN54 25 Part numbers Variation SC 13 1100 0001 99 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor 230 VAC version SC 13 2100 0001 99 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor 24 VDC version Wireless...

Page 77: ...01 99 WHITE sounder Wireless sounder and ceiling beacon CPR certificate DoP 0359 CPR 00428 Approved to EN54 3 EN54 13 EN54 23 and EN54 25 Part numbers Variation SC 33 0120 0001 99 RED sounder and ceil...

Page 78: ...e 78 of 80 MK067 0001 99 Issue 1 04 11 2020 AJM Wireless dual input dual output device CPR certificate DoP 0359 CPR 00269 Approved to EN54 13 EN54 18 and EN54 25 Part number SC 41 0200 0001 99 STATUS...

Page 80: ...s correct at time of publishing EMS reserves the right to change any information regarding products as part of its continual development enhancing new technology and reliability EMS advises that any p...

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