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                                      SILENT ALERT SA3000 FIRE SAFE MANUAL             24/04/2015 

Designed & Manufactured by Clofield Limited 

Free technical helpline 01246 450789 www.silent-alert.co.uk 

SignWave 
 

1. 

Move keys A, B & 5 to the on position as shown. 

2. 

Switch SignWave on by moving the key labelled 

ON/OFF to the left.  
3. 

The Polling field strength will now be displayed using 

the SignWave front LED’s (telephone =  full power) . 
 
Once the range test is complete switch key 

B

 OFF.  

The fire key will flash every seven seconds to show the unit is 
in Fire Safe mode. If the unit is moved out of range or does 
not receive a polling signal within 5 minutes the SignWave 
will alarm to notify the user.  

 
 
 

 
Charging Base 
 

Plug the mains adaptor into a 13A socket and connect the jack plug to the  
SignWave base.  

 

Illustration shows the mains adapter (left) and optional 
Pillow Pad connected the charger using strain relief 
features.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
Place the SignWave onto the charging base to charge 
 

 

Summary of Contents for SA3000

Page 1: ...nt Alert Fire Safe System Technical Manual This manual covers the FSTX 2225 EU Fire alarm interface PG3A 2204 EU Pager FSCH 2226 IN Fire Safe Charger or CH3A 2205 IN Alarm clock charger SW3A 2208 EU SignWave The Fire Safe interface panel contains electrostatic discharge sensitive components Observe antistatic precautions whilst ever the cover is removed ...

Page 2: ...sions H300mm x W210mm x D160mm Weight Without Battery 1 50 KG With battery 2 3KG Material Polycarbonate self extinguishing enclosure Protection Water resistant Power Supply 240v AC 50 Hz Battery back up 6volt lead acid 4Ah Yuasa Type Y4 6 Dimensions H100mmxW47mmxD70mm Alarm Panel feed to Fire Safe Panel Normal condition 5 30 Volts DC Grounded in alarm mode via an integral OPTO isolated voltage fed...

Page 3: ...ding In multi storey buildings penetrations through steel re enforced concrete floors may be poor In these situations coverage would be improved if the panel is located one floor above ground level to provide coverage over three floors or two levels above ground level to cover four floors In building coverage will vary from building to building therefore it is essential that a full and thorough ra...

Page 4: ...al block A fault condition on the Fire Safe panel will cause a relay to be closed that will create an open circuit between common and normally closed N C and a closed circuit between normally open N O and common A fault alarm will be given in the following conditions Mains failure Battery charge failure or removal Loss of radio signal Main PCB failure Front Panel Indicator Lights Mains Green Lit w...

Page 5: ...0789 www silent alert co uk FIRE SAFE PCB LAYOUT 1 Signal in from alarm panel 8 Disable Key 2 Fault out to alarm panel 9 LED indicator PCB 3 Transmitter 10 Sounder 4 Receiver 11 Mains Input 5 Master reset button 12 Power supply 6 Engineers keys 13 1A 20mm fuse 7 LED Display 14 Battery Leads 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 12 9 10 11 13 14 ...

Page 6: ...plied to the input output holes on left of case 7 Connect mains in accordance with BS5839 1 2002 to the bottom terminal block via the cable gland The terminal block can be easily removed from the board via the two nylon bolts to assist connection Ensure the terminal block is securely fastened back to the board if it is removed 8 Connect a voltage from the Fire Alarm Panel to the bottom I O termina...

Page 7: ...e and each light on the display will light up four times If this does not happen it may be necessary to charge the pager see below 3 Immediately after the set up sequence the field strength will be displayed on the keypad each time a poll signal is received approximately once every four seconds Charger unit 1 Plug the Mains Adaptor into a 13 amp socket and connect the plug to the socket at the bac...

Page 8: ... telephone full power Once the range test is complete switch key B OFF The fire key will flash every seven seconds to show the unit is in Fire Safe mode If the unit is moved out of range or does not receive a polling signal within 5 minutes the SignWave will alarm to notify the user Charging Base Plug the mains adaptor into a 13A socket and connect the jack plug to the SignWave base Illustration s...

Page 9: ...4 04 2015 Designed Manufactured by Clofield Limited Free technical helpline 01246 450789 www silent alert co uk Entrance Stickers Entrance stickers for wall and windows are included These should be displayed at all entrances to the building ...

Page 10: ...anding wave is where two radio waves meet at similar power levels and can have the effect of cancelling each other out It is necessary therefore to overcome this phenomenon by ensuring that adjacent Fire Safe Panels do not send radio signals out at the same time This is achieved by changing the ON OFF periods as shown below Poll Signals The Fire Safe Panel sends a poll signal once every 4 minutes ...

Page 11: ...he Charger power supply should be PAT tested annually 4 Check for obvious signs of wear and tear to the Pager s Charger s and Fire Alarm Interface Panel 5 During the Fire Alarm system test check that the Fire Safe Panel goes into alarm mode indicated by the red alarm light on the front panel and that a fire signal is received by all receivers 6 Fault condition test should be carried out as follows...

Page 12: ...ay messages from the panel when an event occurs Fire alarm from the main panel Panel is polling Followed by flashing line to indicate on board radio test Panel is disabled via the key on the right hand side of the panel Battery missing low voltage Replace the battery with a new Y6 04 The panel will send a fault condition to the fire alarm in this state Mains Failure Check panel fuses and mains sup...

Page 13: ...Battery voltage can be checked by switching key 1 on the panel up NOTE Allow 24 hours after installation for the battery to charge before taking readings Technical Help Line If you have any queries please call our technical help line on 01246 450789 This display would indicate 7 1V in the battery If a battery reads over 8V or below 5V it should be discarded and replaced with new ...

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