SA-29G
Installation Instructions
Supervised Wireless Repeater
1
0706-01
1.
General Description
The SA-29G is a high performance, supervised, wireless
repeater for Rosslare's Millennium Wireless Security
product line. SA-29G is compatible with a wide variety of
wireless control panels, universal receivers, RF sensors,
and remote controls.
Note 1: This product must be installed professionally, and
has only one available channel.
Note 2: Pursuant to FCC §15.21 [54FR 17714, Apr. 25,
1989, as amended at 68 FR 68545, Dec. 9, 2003), changes
or modifications made to equipment which are not
expressly approved by Rosslare Enterprises, Ltd., may void
the user’s authority to operate the quipment.
1.1.
Standard Features
1)
Integral rechargeable battery - provides up to 10 hours
(UPS) backup power with up to 10 years standby
battery life.
2)
Supervision signal - transmitted every 20 minutes.
3)
Case Tamper and optional Back Tamper.
4)
Advanced microelectronics for ultra-low current
consumption.
2.
Technical Specifications
2.1.
Electrical Characteristics
Primary Power Supply: +12V DC (+) Linear regulated; (-)
GND: two terminal blocks.
Backup Power Supply: UPS Rechargeable Lithium-Ion
Battery: 4.2 Volt 1600 mAh
Current Consumption: DC Powered Standby - 14.5 mA
DC Powered Transmit - 29 mA
Battery Powered Standby - 7.5 mA
Battery Powered Transmit - 20 mA
2.2.
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature: -5°C to +50°C (-23°F to +122°F)
Operating Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensing (max.)
RF Receiving Sensitivity: The integrated wireless receiver is
rated at -111 dBm sensitivity for receiving incoming RF
signals; 180 meters- Open Field
RF Transmission Output Power: SA-29G - up to 10 mW or 10
dBm; 200 m (approx 600 feet) - Open Field
RF Transmission Frequency: 433.92 or 868.35 MHz
Cover Tamper Switch: Detects the removal of the SA-29G
front cover.
Back Tamper Switch: Detects the removal of the SA-29G
from the wall (optional using Jumper).
Supervisor: The supervisory signal is routinely transmitted to
the control panel every 20 minutes, advising the Tamper
Status, Battery Status, and Event Activation Status.
2.3.
Physical Characteristics
Dimensions: 100mm x 76mm x 27mm (3.93in. X 2.99in x
1.062in)
Weight: 116 grams (4.09 oz)
3.
Installation – General Information
The SA-29G Repeater detects the RF transmissions from
the Rosslare sensors and remote controls in its vicinity,
and re-transmits them to the main control unit.
Caution: AVOID mounting on or near large metal
surfaces or reinforced concrete walls which may interfere
or block the wireless signals. Test the range from the
desired location using the RF test procedure described in
section
0.
Caution: To prevent false tamper signals, make sure that
after enrolling the repeater, the Case and Back Tamper
are secure.
Caution: BATTERY WARNING!!! DO NOT REMOVE, DE-
SOLDER, SHORT-CIRCUIT OR BURN THE BATTERY ON THE
UNIT. THIS MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE
BATTERY.
4.
Installation Instructions
4.1.
Recharging the Battery
Recharge the battery the first time you operate the SA-
29G, or if you are using the unit after it has been out of
service for a prolonged period of time.
Recharge the UPS battery for at least 7 hours, to make it
fully functional.
4.2.
Enrolling to the Host Control Panel
1)
In the appropriate RF zone, enter the programming
menu of the host. Go to the Repeater Zone and select
the RF device.
2)
When prompted, generate a transmission from the SA-
29G Repeater unit using the cover Tamper Switch (the
SA-29G must be connected to DC power).
Note: The SA-29G will identify any Rosslare wireless
product, by protocol. It will repeat any transmission it
receives so the transmission reaches other devices that
are part of the setup (e.g., Wireless Keypads, Control
Panels and/or Wireless Sirens).
4.3.
Mounting the SA-29G onto the Wall
1)
Remove the plastic screw cover from the SA-29G front
cover (see
Figure 1
), to reveal the case-locking screw.
2)
Unscrew the case locking screw and remove the front
cover.
CAUTION: Do not touch any of the circuitry.
3)
Using the back case as a template, mark the locations
of the holes on the wall, and then drill the desired
holes. It is recommended to install the unit in a high
position to prevent tampering.
