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SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network

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CHAPTER 8 

Control Head Legends and Safety Messages

To complete the installation, the SmartSiren kit includes:

◆ 

A scored sheet of replaceable keyhead legends that identify the functions of the control head 

buttons (part no. 181460). Before installing the legends, configure the operation of the control 

head with the Convergence Configuration Software (see the Convergence Network Software 

Configuration Manual, part no. 2562418).

◆

  A scored sheet of two labels with precautions to guard against hearing loss when operating the 

siren amplifier/relay module (part no. 1612339).

◆

  A safety message card for operators of Federal Signal Sound and Light System (part no. 

256B691).

Applying the Replaceable Control Head Legends

To apply the legends:

1.

  Peel the appropriate legends from the sheet and apply them to the control head in the areas shown 

in Figure 8.1. 

2.

  Verify that the label is properly tucked under the retaining ridge on the button. 

Figure 8.1

  

Installing the control head labels

DOOR

ARE

A

P

AUX 1

WAI

L

WAI

L

DOM

AUX 2

A / H

AU

Y

RIGH

T

ALLE

Y

E

290A6323

MAN

LEGEND STICKER 

REMOVED FROM 

ADHESIVE SHEET

ADHESIVE SHEET

BLANK PUSHBUTTONS

INSERTED LEGENDS

CONTROL PAD

Summary of Contents for SmartSiren Platinum SSP2000B

Page 1: ...SmartSiren Platinum Installation and Maintenance Instructions 25500151 A2 0815 Printed in U S A Model SSP3000B Model SSP2000B...

Page 2: ...Legend Arjent Raydian and SmartSiren are registered trademarks of Federal Signal Corporation Convergence and SignalMaster are trademarks of Federal Signal Corporation...

Page 3: ...ergence Network Connections 18 Preparing for the Convergence Network Installaton 20 Connecting the Convergence Network 20 Connections for 10AAuxiliary Relays 21 Connections for Low Current Auxiliary R...

Page 4: ...d to the Factory Default Configuration 46 Exiting Program Mode 46 Chapter 7 Testing the Convergence Network Installation 47 Chapter 8 Control Head Legends and Safety Messages 54 Applying the Replaceab...

Page 5: ...8 Figure 3 12 Connections for horn ring transfer circuit 30 Figure 3 13 Connections for radio rebroadcast 31 Figure 3 14 Connections for the control head 32 Figure 3 15 Microphone connected to the con...

Page 6: ...5 Default configuration for steering wheel switches wired to control head 50 Figure 7 6 LED indicators and fuses on upper part of siren amplifier relay module 51 Figure 7 7 LED indicators on lower la...

Page 7: ...To properly install an electronic siren you must have a good understanding of automotive electrical procedures and systems along with proficiency in the installation and service of safety warning equi...

Page 8: ...forward on the vehicle as possible in a location which provides maximum signaling effectiveness and minimizes the sound reaching the vehicle s occupants Refer to the National Institute of Justice gui...

Page 9: ...cts In addition listed below are some other important safety instructions and precautions you should follow Do not attempt to activate or de activate the light system control while driving in a hazard...

Page 10: ...ight of way with your vehicle Suction cup mounting is for temporary applications only The unit should be removed from the window and stored securely when not in use Temperature changes and sunlight ca...

Page 11: ...timed relay operation Programming does not require disassembling or removing any hardware from the vehicle Siren PA and Speakers The Smart Siren produces wail yelp priority and hi lo siren tones as w...

Page 12: ...face of the siren amplifier relay module indicate when power is supplied to the auxiliary outputs and if the module is transmitting and receiving data LEDs also indicate when a signal is received by t...

Page 13: ...1 4 V peak to peak input Harmonic Distortion Less than 10 percent from 5 to 45 W Input Impedance PA 4 000 ohms nominal Siren Tone Compliances SAE J1849 JUL89 SignalMaster Specifications Model SSP3000B...

Page 14: ...able 2 1 SSP2000B kit contents Qty Description Part Number 1 SSP2000B Control Head 853600632 SSP2K 1 SSP2000B Siren Amplifier Relay Module 853600629 04 1 Cable Assy RS485 25 ft 1751357 02 1 Cable Assy...

Page 15: ...Ethernet Crossover 1751532 2 Bracket Mounting Control Head 85361065 2 Screw Mach Pan Head 6 32 7000A404 05 2 Screw Cap Hex Head 1 4 20 7002A000 12 2 Screw Pan Head 10 Thread Forming 7011A047 08 2 Lock...

Page 16: ...REMOVAL PRECAUTION If a vehicle seat is temporarily removed verify with the vehicle manufacturer if the seat needs to be recalibrated for proper airbag deployment UNIT REQUIRES AIR FLOW SSP3000B ONLY...

Page 17: ...FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW Figure 3 2 Dimensions of the siren amplifier relay module REAR VIEW 7 94 in 20 17 cm 4 22 in 10 72 cm SIDE VIEW 290A7541 1 05 in 2 66 cm 7 49 in 19 03 cm TOP VIEW 7 94 in 2...

Page 18: ...1542 01 SSP3000B only Four auxiliary relay inputs cable assembly 1751542 01 or 1751542 NY Speakers and a horn ring circuit cable assembly 17500307 Power terminals for negative ground and positive 12 V...

Page 19: ...AY 6 AUX RELAY 6 ORANGE 7 AUX RELAY 7 VIOLET 8 AUX RELAY 8 RED 9 AUX RELAY 9 BLUE 10 AUX RELAY 10 BROWN 100 W 200 W SSP3000B ONLY PARK NEUTRAL INPUT DISABLES ALL TONES EXCEPT AIR HORN AND MANUAL OR SM...

Page 20: ...ding to the instructions included with each product The next sections describe how to connect and wire each system component to the siren amplifier relay module Connecting the Convergence Network Ther...

Page 21: ...ONVERGENCE NETWORK CONNECTIONS to serially controlled devices CONVERGENCE NETWORK CONNECTION CABLE 25 FT P N 1751357 02 to control pad 290A7542B 10 8 6 4 2 9 5 7 3 1 AUX 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 1 11 1 1 1 1...

Page 22: ...lay alternates from its former polarity to the other each time it is in the off state Figure 3 5 Configurable activation options for 10 A relays with active low capability ON OFF ON OFF ACTIVE HIGH AC...

Page 23: ...with these software configurable options Steady on lighting or one of five flash rates for small flashing lights Synchronized or alternating flashing for two or more small flashing lights Figure 3 7 o...

Page 24: ...and SSP2000B both support controlling the Latitude SignalMaster through a combination of high current and low current relays The relays used for Latitude are shown in the table below and cannot be cha...

Page 25: ...erns Fast and low power Figure 3 8 shows the connectors for a six and an eight head SignalMaster on the back of the amplifier relay module Extend the red power wire with an 18 AWG lead or thicker The...

Page 26: ...ery voltage Figure 3 8 Figure 3 8 Switch operation for Inputs 1 to 4 RELAY INPUT 1 AND 2 GROUND ACTIVE ACTIVE LOW RELAY INPUT 3 AND 4 12 V ACTIVE ACTIVE HIGH 12 V GND 290A6412 Software configurable op...

Page 27: ...is shifted into park or neutral The circuit can detect a 12 V signal or a GND signal IMPORTANT The operation of the Park Input circuit can be configured as active high or active low The Park Input fun...

Page 28: ...speaker 1 Use 18 AWG wire to connect one speaker lead to the blue lead from the cable assembly 2 Use 18 AWG wire to connect the other speaker lead to the single brown lead from the cable assembly To...

Page 29: ...re 3 12 on page 30 2 Splice the white yellow wire from the power cable to the horn ring side of the wire that you cut in step 1 DETERMINE CURRENT FOR HORN The horn ring transfer circuit of the siren c...

Page 30: ...OLUMN SPST RELAY INSTALLER SUPPLIED TO BATTERY CUT WIRE WHITE 18 AWG WHITE YELLOW 18 AWG TO HORN OR HORN RELAY 290A7549 TO HORN RING SIDE OF CUT WIRE RADIO RING SPKR RADIO HORN SPKR TO HORN RING 10 8...

Page 31: ...adio Figure 3 13 Insulate spliced leads with twist on wire connectors Fold and seal unused leads For instructions on adjusting the gain see Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast on page 37 Figure 3 1...

Page 32: ...Cable Assembly 17500308 Cable assembly 17500308 includes 18 inch 22 AWG wires for four active low circuit inputs Figure 3 14 shows the connectors for the four input leads on the back of the control h...

Page 33: ...to negative ground Extend the lead with 22 AWG leads or thicker 4 Insulate spliced leads with twist on wire connectors Fold and seal unused leads Use wire ties and hold downs for strain relief Connect...

Page 34: ...al unused leads Use wire ties and hold downs for strain relief Connecting the Federal Signal Microphone P N 258B8577 03 The microphone provides high quality voice reproduction in for public address ov...

Page 35: ...nnections and wiring to ensure they are correct and secure 2 Ensure that there are no loose strands or other bare wires that may cause a short circuit Protect all wires from any sharp edges that could...

Page 36: ...num Convergence Network 36 Figure 3 16 Negative ground connection for the control head TERMINAL 0 266 X 11 16 SS FLAT WASHER 2 1 4 20 SS EXT TOOTH LOCK WASHER 4 1 4 20 SS KEPS NUT 2 POWER LEAD CONNECT...

Page 37: ...es a microphone that connects to a serial port on the back of the control head When the operator presses the microphone push to talk button and speaks into the microphone the operator s voice is ampli...

Page 38: ...Public Address Microphone Volume The PA gain control port on the front of the siren amplifier is for select models that require the microphone to be connected to the siren To adjust the PA gain 1 Stan...

Page 39: ...at head screwdriver in the PA gain control port PA VOL on the back of the control head Figure 4 4 Turn it counter clockwise while speaking into the microphone to increase the gain to just below the po...

Page 40: ...ed for proper airbag deployment UNIT REQUIRES AIR FLOW SSP3000B ONLY The siren amplifier relay module is cooled by an internal fan Do not install it in areas where the air flow is restricted Do not mo...

Page 41: ...nter of the four mounting holes 3 Center the slots in the base of the siren amplifier relay module over the drilled holes and secure it with the installer supplied 10 32 mounting hardware Mounting the...

Page 42: ...2 PEM NUT ATTACHED TO BRACKET 6 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 2 4 Drill two pilot mounting holes at the drill position marks 5 Secure the mounting bracket to the mounting surface with the 10 thread forming screw...

Page 43: ...The default setting is immediately with the ignition timer function To help you confirm your selection the button you press glows while the control head beeps every 10 seconds Additionally one or mor...

Page 44: ...t the Park Disable circuit is selected for active high ON or active low OFF activation Indicates that the 10 second beep that is audible in Program Mode is selected for ON or OFF Exits Program Mode 6...

Page 45: ...EDs press Button 8 a fifth time 2 To continue select another setting or press Button 13 to exit Program Mode Verify that the last amber LED turns on when you exit Configuring Keep Alive Timeout For in...

Page 46: ...f network devices to the factory default 1 While in Program Mode press Button 7 Figure 6 1 on page 41 2 To continue select another setting to change or press Button 13 to exit Program Mode Verify that...

Page 47: ...page 48 for the SSP2000B and page 49 for the SSP3000B For the default configuration for steering wheel switches wired to control head for both the SSP2000B and SSP3000B see page 50 When you test the...

Page 48: ...tary Flash Take down Alley Lightbar Pattern 26 Siren Dependent Enabled Horn Ring Transfer Active Hi 10 A Relays 1 5 Active High Steady On Open Off Button 1 Button Control Push On Off Lightbar Left All...

Page 49: ...ady On Active Hi Open Off Slide Switch 3 Button Control Momentary Flash Take down Alley Lightbar Pattern 26 Siren Dependent Enabled Horn Ring Transfer Active Hi Low 10 A Relays 1 5 Steady On Active Hi...

Page 50: ...he Convergence Network SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network 50 Figure 7 5 Default configuration for steering wheel switches wired to control head 1 2 AUX 3 4 AUX SLIDE SWITCH 1 SLIDE SWITCH 2 SLIDE...

Page 51: ...en an input is receiving a signal Voltage and amperage are required for the signal SM 20A 20A fuse for the SignalMaster SSP3000B only AUX 11 14 LED flashes when the output is on for a 2A auxiliary sol...

Page 52: ...L Screw for adjusting the factory set radio volume 5 A HORN 5 A fuse for horn ring circuit SIREN 20 A 20 A fuse for the siren PA VOL Screw for adjusing the factory set public address volume For specia...

Page 53: ...t Center Out or Warn patterns 1 to 4 They also indicate when a programmed feature of the key head is active see Setting Control Head Options on page 43 Button LEDs All buttons on the control head glow...

Page 54: ...to guard against hearing loss when operating the siren amplifier relay module part no 1612339 A safety message card for operators of Federal Signal Sound and Light System part no 256B691 Applying the...

Page 55: ...he vehicle for reference Applying the Siren Safety Labels in the Vehicle The kit includes a sheet of two labels with siren safety messages part no 1612339 Figure 8 2 These labels must be installed in...

Page 56: ...ds For hearing conservation guidance refer to federal state or local recommendations OSHA Standard 1910 95 offers guidance on Permissible Noise Exposure All effective sirens and horns produce loud sou...

Page 57: ...without disassembling the entire control head The slide switch is secured to the front of the control head by a bezel and two 1 4 20 x 3 4 screws The switch is connected to the four pin J3 connector...

Page 58: ...T TO PC For further information see instructions or call 1 800 433 9132 WARNING PC CONNECT ONLY 1 4 20 x 3 4 HINGE SCREW HEX HEAD 2 1 4 LOCKWASHER EXT TOOTH 2 M O U N T I N G S U R F A C E 290A7569 Fi...

Page 59: ...t screw and knob 5 Loosen and remove the two 4 40 x 5 16 Phillips head screws securing the slide switch bezel to the control head assembly Retain the screws 6 Place the new switch assembly in position...

Page 60: ...orn ring circuit SignalMaster and auxiliary relays have LEDs that glow when the fuse fails For detail on the components the fuses protect see Figures 7 1 and 7 2 on page 48 Replacements fuses are obta...

Page 61: ...00B shown 1 2 3 4 Produ ce s loud so un ds 5 6 7 8 9 10 W A R N IN G M ay ca us e he aring da mag e W ea r he aring protec tio n S ee instructions or ca ll 1 80 0 43 3 91 32 10A AUX AUX 3A 11 12 13 14...

Page 62: ...nstructions or call 1 800 433 9132 10A AUX 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 14 13 12 11 AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT LIGHTBAR ACTIVE 1 2 3 4 AUX AUX PWR PWR SM SM ON RX TX AUX AUX AUX...

Page 63: ...Federal Signal Drive University Park IL 60484 3167 800 433 9132 www fedsig com Ordering Replacement Parts The cover is available as a service part only To order replacement parts please contact Custom...

Page 64: ...t number of the product being returned The quantity of products being returned Drop ship information as needed Any estimate required When you receive your RMA Number Write the RMA number on the outsid...

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