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Figure 3-5. Rear View of SS2000-LMS.

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Figure 3-6. Amplifier Unit Power Cable and

Fuse Clip Adapter Installation.

Figure 3-4. Control Head and Bracket Installation.

Figure 3-3. Control Head Bracket Assembly.

Using 18 gauge wire, connect the

speaker leads (58W speakers to SPEAKER LO
POWER or 100W speakers to SPEAKER HI POWER)
as shown in Power Cable Wiring Diagram, figure 3-6.

2.

Radio.

To allow incoming radio messages to

be rebroadcast over the outside speakers, connect the
two brown zip cord leads (pins 9 and 12 of the power
cable) across the two-way radio’s speaker.

3.

Horn Ring.

In order to utilize the horn ring control

of siren tones (Tap II) and other features of the siren,
the following procedure must be performed.

a.

Locate the wire that connects the

vehicle horn ring switch to the horn or horn relay.
Cut this wire.

b.

See figure 3-7. Splice the white/

yellow power cable wire to the horn ring side of the

C.

Drill two mounting holes at the position

marks.

D.

Secure the mounting bracket to the mount-

ing surface with the #10 thread-forming screws as
shown in figure 3-4.

3-6. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION.

A.

Power Cable Connections.

The power cable included in the carton is

equipped with a twelve-pin plug that mates with the
connector on the rear of the Amplifier Unit (see
figure 3-5). The cable is supplied with a 20-ampere
in-line fuse. Additional wire (the same gauge or
heavier) may be spliced to the leads as required. The
various wires on the connector must be connected as
follows:

1.

Speaker.

The unit is designed to operate with

one 11-ohm impedance speaker or two 11-ohm
impedance, low power (58W) or high power (100W),
speakers connected in parallel and in phase. On
Federal speakers, this can be accomplished by
connecting the two speaker leads marked “1” to the
SPEAKER COMMON power cable lead and the two
speaker leads marked “2” to the SPEAKER HI
POWER or SPEAKER LO POWER power cable
leads. See figure 3-6.

290A3913-05

CONTROL HEAD

BRACKET (1 OF 2)

NOTE:  USE ONE OF THE THREE

SETS OF HOLES.  THIS ALLOWS

UP/DOWN CONTROL POSITION OF

THE PIVOT BRACKET.

#6-32 x 1/4" SCREW,

PHL. PAN HD (2)

PEM-NUT (ATTACHED

TO BRACKET)

#6 SPLIT LOCKWASHER (2)

290A3913-06

PILOT HOLES (2)

MOUNTING HOLES

FOR #10 SCREWS

PREVIOUSLY ASSEMBLED
CONTROL HEAD
AND BRACKET

PEM-NUTS (ATTACHED TO BRACKETS)

1/4" LOCKWASHER,

EXT. TOOTH (2)

BRACKET (2 OF 2)

MOUNTING

SURFACE

#10 SCREWS,

THD. FORM. (2)

1/4-20 x 3/4" SCREW,

HEX HD. (2)

290A3913-08B

SPEAKER, COMMON

SPEAKER, LOW POWER(58W)

SPEAKER, HIGH POWER(100W)

(NEG.) (-) AT FUSIBLE LINK

(POS.) (+) FUSE BLOCK

HORN RING

HORN

PARK DEACTIVATOR

CHASSIS GROUND

20 AMP

HIGH IDLE OUTPUT

OR COMMON MIC ENABLE

VEHICLE TWO-WAY

RADIO SPEAKER

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

BLU

ORN

BRN

BLK

GRN

RED

BRN

BRN

GRA

WHT

WHT/YEL

PRP

290A3913-09B

1.  SLIP MALE

CLIP OVER THE

FUSE.

2.  INSERT CLIP

AND FUSE INTO

FUSE BLOCK.

3.  ATTACH THE

RED WIRE WITH

FEMALE CLIP.

MALE
CLIP

FEMALE

CLIP

RED

WIRE

FUSE

TOP OF

FUSE BLOCK

LIGHTS

AUX OUTPUTS NO NC C

3

SignalMaster

FUSE

+ BAT

2

1

A B C

D E

SignalMaster

TM

FEDERAL SIGNAL CORP.

SS2000-LMS

S

I

R
E
N

MIC

KEYPAD

INPUT

SmartSystem -LMS

R

UNIVERSITY PARK, IL  USA

290A3913-07B

12 PIN CONNECTOR

TB1

J2

TB2

U.S PATENT 5,296,840 & 5,557,257
INTERNATIONAL PATENTS APPLY

Summary of Contents for SmartSystem SS2000-LMS

Page 1: ...E INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Model SS2000 LMS SmartSystem Load Management System LOAD MANAGER WITH ELECTRONIC SIREN LIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM AND SignalMaster DIRECTIONAL LIGHT with Slide Sw...

Page 2: ...h examination reveals a defect in material and or workmanship This warranty does not cover travel expenses the cost of specialized equipment for gaining access to the product or labor charges for remo...

Page 3: ...r WILL NOT function properly if this step is not followed 3 Is the green wire from the twelve pin connector Pin 5 connected to chassis ground AUXILIARY RELAY SIREN POWER 4 Is an 8 10 AWG wire connecte...

Page 4: ...ated into the system This system provides the automatic simulta neous light and siren activation required by some laws Momentary push on push off or timed relay operation can be selected A security sh...

Page 5: ...rval 30 seconds Adjustable Voltage Threshold Range 11 15VDC C SIREN SPECIFICATIONS Operating Current 9 amperes nominal no lamps on 13 6V battery 11 ohm load high power Frequency Range 725 to 1600Hz No...

Page 6: ...llation have compatible wattage ratings In order for the electronic siren to function properly the ground connection must be made to the NEGATIVE battery terminal Sound output will be severely reduced...

Page 7: ...snow standing water etc Also it must be installed in an adequately ventilated area Never install near heater ducts Do not mount the SS2000 LMS Amplifier Unit under the vehicle s hood Some possible Amp...

Page 8: ...ad that allows the vehicle controls and microphone to be operated safely at all times See figure 3 3 The supplied hinged mounting bracket enables the control head to be mounted in a variety of positio...

Page 9: ...s follows 1 Speaker The unit is designed to operate with one 11 ohm impedance speaker or two 11 ohm impedance low power 58W or high power 100W speakers connected in parallel and in phase On Federal sp...

Page 10: ...is the installer s responsibility to determine an appropriate location in the vehicle cir cuitry to connect the PARK NEUTRAL SAFETY wire This location should be determined prior to installation This...

Page 11: ...cle chassis as close as practical to the Amplifier Unit Scrape paint away from the selected bolt hole to assure a good electrical connection to the chassis b Power for the Amplifier Unit can be obtain...

Page 12: ...IGHTS 1 2 and 3 can be reprogrammed to activate in any of the three modes select the terminals used for the various loads in accordance with the current ratings of the terminals Primary rotating light...

Page 13: ...XILIARY RELAYS FROM INTERFACE RELAY PI 4 BLK BATTERY NOTE Although output 3 is rated at 40 amperes the circuit is protected by two 20 ampere fuses which are connected in parallel TB1 3 output 3 has tw...

Page 14: ...modular connector are exactly the same as the original cable connections To complete this portion of the installation proceed as follows 1 Route the 20 foot cable between the SS2000 LMS control head a...

Page 15: ...f this manual to all operating personnel C Ensure that there are no loose wire strands or other bare wire which may cause a short circuit Also all wires must be protected from any sharp edges which co...

Page 16: ...e signaling devices does not give you the right to force your way through traffic Your emergency lights siren and actions are REQUESTING the right of way Although your warning system is operating prop...

Page 17: ...st have a good understanding of automotive electrical procedures and systems along with proficiency in the installation and service of safety warning equipment Always refer to the vehicle s service ma...

Page 18: ...s described in paragraph 6 2 6 4 AMPLIFIER SIGNALMASTER RELAY UNIT A General Any competent TV repairman or electronic technician should have little difficulty in tracing a malfunction should any occur...

Page 19: ...iniature fuse F1 on the amplifier board provides short circuit protection for the control head and cable F1 is located between K3 and IC10 near the modular connector on the ampli fier board Failure of...

Page 20: ...use 7 5 Amp Automotive Blade 148A142 04 Reference Description Part Number Designation SS2000 LMS Components T2 Transformer Output 120249 QA QB Transistor Output 125468 Legend Sticker Card 8572294 02 R...

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