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PAK200474_01E August 2008
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Radio Supervision
Programmable at control unit.
Radio Section
Operating frequency 868.6625MHz Narrowband.
Transmitter range
100m depending on the installation environment.
Battery Packs
2 x 3V Alkaline or 1 x 7.2V Lithium*
Battery Life
Over two years for typical use*
Monitoring includes
Battery low voltage (<4.0V), RF Jamming.
*Lithium batteries are recommended if temperatures are regularly below 0°C.
Compliance, EMC and Safety
This product complies with the following EU Directives:
R&TTE 1999/5/EC, EMC: 2004/108/EC, RoHS: 2002/95/EC, WEEE: 2002/96/EC
Configuration
At the siren
Key:
Link FITTED
Link NOT Fitted
Jamming detected signal transmission
ON: OFF:
•
The siren independently monitors for attempted jamming but does
not self activate.
Jamming On = Siren informs control unit (Default)
Jamming Off = No action
Tamper Self-Activation (SAB) Mode
ON: OFF:
•
SAB On = Siren self triggers when tampered and informs control
unit, stops when tamper switch closed, or stopped by control unit.
(Default)
•
SAB Off = Siren does not self trigger but informs control unit when
tampered. Control unit makes decisions.
Sounder automatic cut-off timer
3 mins 15 mins
5 secs
Siren will stop when commanded by the control unit or after
the cut-off time selected by the position of the link. Default is
15 minutes. The strobe is not affected by the cut-off (it stops
after a maximum of 15 minutes)
At the control unit
The siren can show that setting or unsetting has finished by flashing of the strobe. Refer
to the i-on Installation and Programming Guide for details.
Installation
Carry out a radio site survey using the 790r signal strength meter and test transmitter to
check that reception is adequate at the proposed sites for the control unit and siren.
Site the siren:
a) Upright (strobe at the bottom), with space around it to permit good radio reception.
b) Out of reach of intruders or vandals.
c) Where it can be seen and heard easily.
Do NOT site the siren:
a) Within 1m of large metal structures, for example: metal doors or frames, water tanks,
cars, fridges and freezers.
b) Within 1m of mains wiring or metal water or gas pipes.
c) Inside metal enclosures.
d) Next to high voltage electrical or electronic equipment, particularly computers,
photocopiers or other radios.