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Installing External Detectors 

With the front cover removed

Step 1.

  Ensure that the unit is switched ‘OFF’. 

Step 2.

  Disconnect the Zener diode. 

Important:

  Please ensure all detectors have their own power source and 

are wired correctly in accordance with their own installation manuals.

Warning:

 Incorrectly installed external devices may cause irreversible 

damage to the Alert Point. 

Step 3. 

 Insert the external detector wires into the correct terminals, tighten down the   

             corresponding terminal screws ensuring wires are securely trapped.

 

Step 4.

  There is no DIL switch setting change to activate the external detectors, the 

              Alert Point  is constantly monitoring for a loop connection. The Zener diode 

              creates the loop and must remain connected to the detector terminals at all 

              times even if no detectors are being used. If the Zener diode is removed the 

              Alert Point will trace a break in the loop and signal a fault. The Zener diode 

              must be installed at the end of line when linking detectors off the detector 

              terminals otherwise a fault will be signalled. 

Step 5.

  Turn the unit `ON’ using the master key switch.

Step 6.

  The LED will now flash green every 8 seconds (or will remain constant if 

              connected to an external power supply), indicating that the unit is functioning 

              correctly.

Step 7.

  To test the installation of the external detectors, firstly trigger one of the 

              external detectors, this should send the Alert Point into ‘alarm ‘condition.

             

Please note:

 The Alert Point will only return to ‘standby’ condition, after 

the triggered detector has been reset. 

It is recommended that the maximum wiring length from the detector terminals on

 the Alert Point to the final detector in the loop, should not exceed more than 50 metres.

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Summary of Contents for Alert Point

Page 1: ...Alert Point Installation Guide User Manual...

Page 2: ...cludes an integral sounder and resettable call point Manufactured from tough polycarbonate the Alert Point is designed for use in industrial as well as commercial or retail applications Quick and easy...

Page 3: ...Switch 3 Front Cover 2 Chassis Specifications Power source 9 VDC battery supplied or 12 30 VDC Standby current 45 A Alarm current 28mA low volume 32mA high volume Operating temperature 0 C to 49 C So...

Page 4: ...ts x4 Step 2 Attaching the chassis Attach by pushing the chassis over the 4 fixing clips on the mounting plate highlighted Fixing clip Step 3 Consult the User Manual for other programmable features Pr...

Page 5: ...y condition Step 6 Test A warning indicator drops into view the unit will alarm and the LED will turn red when the Alert point is activated Step 7 Reset the unit A quick turn of the key and the Alert...

Page 6: ...pips on the reset key provided push firmly into each of the 4 corner clips individually releasing them whilst at the same time gently pulling the cover away from the remainder of the unit Need techni...

Page 7: ...7 User Manual...

Page 8: ...after the selected time has elapsed The LED will continue to flash red until the unit is reset using the reset key 6 External Strobe Timer Options DIL Switch No SW9 SW10 4 strobe durations are availa...

Page 9: ...16 minute cycles If the battery falls below the recommended power level the unit will display a fault emitting a periodic single beep Battery life The working life of the 9 VDC battery under normal st...

Page 10: ...cally return to the standby condition Low or No Battery If the unit is reset but the battery is at low power or not attached a fault will be indicated the LED will turn red and the unit will emit a sh...

Page 11: ...nds or will remain constant if connected to an external power supply indicating that the unit is functioning correctly Step 6 Test When the operating element is depressed the unit will go into alarm c...

Page 12: ...rrectly Step 6 Test When the operating element is depressed the unit will go into alarm condition the externally installed strobe s beacon s should now flash Step 7 Reset the Alert Point using the res...

Page 13: ...used If the Zener diode is removed the Alert Point will trace a break in the loop and signal a fault The Zener diode must be installed at the end of line when linking detectors off the detector termi...

Page 14: ...ting into the network terminals ensure the Network In and the Network Out wires are switched over as shown below Step 5 Turn both units ON using the master key switch Step 6 Both LEDs will now flash g...

Page 15: ...nt unit Step 5 Important On the final unit e g Unit 3 ensure that the Network Out terminal is linked back to the Network In terminal on unit 1 creating a loop It is not necessary to do this step for t...

Page 16: ...e their Network In or COMMON connections they will both signal a fault Note to check that the network is functioning correctly whilst avoiding having to wait 90 seconds for verification turn the unit...

Page 17: ...ving any Check ext power lead connections switch OFF SW4 if no ext supply Reset key not resetting Alert Point when in alarm condition Auto reset option turned OFF DIL switch SW11 should be ON No sound...

Page 18: ...ive loop connection into the COM terminal The unit will independently sound during alarm condition as well as sending a trigger signal back the alarm panel It is recommended that all external detector...

Page 19: ...s Beacons are triggered during alarm condition Relay Mode Disable External Sounders Strobes Beacons SW5 OFF SW6 ON SW6 OFF Sounder Duration Timer SW7 SW8 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON Sounder Duration S...

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