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Content

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1.1 Accessing The Unit

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1.2 Mounting the Unit

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1.3 Adjusting Tamper Sensitivity

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1.4 Wiring The Unit

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1.5 Grade 3 Wiring

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1.6 Installing Multiple Units

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1.7 Commissioning

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2.0 Servicing

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3.0 Safety

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4.0 Technical Speciﬁcation

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5.0 Standards

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6.0 Warranty

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Summary of Contents for Odyssey 1E

Page 1: ...Odyssey Series Installation Manual INS154 7...

Page 2: ...e Unit 3 1 2 Mounting the Unit 4 1 3 Adjusting Tamper Sensitivity 4 1 4 Wiring The Unit 5 1 5 Grade 3 Wiring 6 1 6 Installing Multiple Units 8 1 7 Commissioning 9 2 0 Servicing 10 3 0 Safety 12 4 0 Te...

Page 3: ...INS154 7 3 17 1 0 Installation 1 1 Accessing The Unit...

Page 4: ...ckplate to an even surface An additional screw may be required to provide wall tamper by tting through the screw hole next to the dual tamper microswitch In doing so care must be taken to leave the sc...

Page 5: ...st input for enabling remote test via Maintex or Wintex or any supporting panel Tamper Relay Negative Removed on Tamper Input and reports Tamper when there is a power loss to the sounder Fault Relay R...

Page 6: ...rapidly con rming that the tamper circuit is secure and signalling that S A on tamper will be re enabled within 2 minutes after which the LEDs will alternate slowly to signal normal operation If the t...

Page 7: ...ss On completion of a successful test the Fault relay will close if the test fails the relay will stay open Optional Battery First Connection Method Hold O mode automatically cancels when both the tam...

Page 8: ...stallation the current demand may exceed the rated current output of the control panel This can be avoided by selecting Low Current LC or SCB mode on one or more of the connected units Low Current Mod...

Page 9: ...ry only the right LED will ash quickly to signal that the unit cannot self activate until power has been supplied from the control panel N When selecting SCB mode the battery must be connected before...

Page 10: ...the strobe three times within 30 seconds Most control panels have a method of testing the strobe which should be utilised Failing this the strobe can be manually activated by connecting the S STRB wi...

Page 11: ...e period then Hold O mode will be restored N If Hold O mode is invoked but the tamper circuit is not opened or remote power is not removed within 15 minutes then Hold O will automatically start to can...

Page 12: ...t of the PCB labelled Warning High Voltage 3 The unit incorporates software which disables the strobe whilst the tamper switch remains open This is a safety feature and cannot be disabled The piezo dr...

Page 13: ...pply Voltage 12 16 VDC 13 7 nominal E Models 109dB Peak at 1m A Weighting 90 Current Drain typical at 13 7VDC Non E Models 115dB Peak at 1m A Weighting 90 Quiescent 18mA Acoustic Output Varying Sound...

Page 14: ...ypical Discharge Time 60VDC 180 seconds Comfort LEDs Brightness 100mcd typical Flash Rate tamper secure 1Hz alternati ng typical The ash rate will reduce to 0 125Hz after ashing for one hour 1 ash eve...

Page 15: ...lid and internal steel cover 5C 5EC 950g 34oz approx All other models Wall and lid Dimensions h x w x d 1 1E 318mm x 201mm x 66 5mm 2 2E 242mm x 382mm x 76mm 3 3E 3M 315mm x 306mm x 78mm 4 4E 310mm x...

Page 16: ...al Class IV All E Models are Grade 2 and all non E Models are Grade 3 6 0 Warranty All Texecom products are designed for reliable trouble free operation Quality is carefully monitored by extensive com...

Page 17: ...INS154 7 17 17...

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