FIG. 1
AB
CD
EF
12
34
5
67
89
AB
CD
EF
12
34
5
67
89
9V
9V
9V
9V
FIG. 2
AB
CDE
F12
34
567
89
AB
CDE
F12
34
567
89
AB
CDE
F12
34
567
89
AB
CDE
F12
34
567
89
> 1 m
FIG. 3
AB
CDEF12
34
567
89
AB
CDEF12
34
567
89
1
2
5
3
4
6
GB
RADIO HOME SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEM
AB
CD
E
F
1234
56
7
89
AB
CD
E
F
1234
56
7
89
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• PROTECTOR K RADIO MODULE
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PROTECTOR K RADIO MODULE
GB
Congratulations on your purchase of this high-quality ESYLUX product. To
ensure proper operation, please read these user instructions carefully and
keep them for future reference.
1 • SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Use this product only as intended (as described in the user
instructions). Changes or modifications to the product or
painting it will result in loss of warranty. You should check
the device for damage immediately after unpacking it. If there
is any damage, you should not install the device under any
circumstances. If you suspect that safe operation of the device
cannot be guaranteed, you should turn the device off
immediately and make sure that it cannot be operated
unintentionally.
2 • DESCRIPTION
• The ESYLUX PROTECTOR radio home smoke detection
system is designed for domestic use or similar.
• The radio home smoke detection system consists of:
• If smoke is detected by one of the radio smoke detectors,
it will start to flash and emit an audible warning signal.
At the same time, it will send a signal to the radio control
centre which will immediately indicate the exact location
of the source of the fire by activating an audible and visual
alarm.
Every second counts in an emergency!
• The RF signal is transmitted in one direction only. The radio
control centre
(Fig. 3.1)
does not transmit radio frequency
signals but receives alarm and flat battery signals from the
following radio transmission units:
- PROTECTOR K radio module
(Fig. 3.2)
in conjunction with
PROTECTOR K or PROTECTOR K lithium 9 V smoke
detectors
(Fig. 3.3)
- Universal radio transmitter module
(Fig. 3.4)
in conjunction
with other components, such as gas detector
PROTECTOR GD 230 V AC
(Fig. 3.5)
- The alarm can be triggered using the radio call point
(Fig. 3.6)
NOTE: The PROTECTOR radio home smoke detection system
cannot be used in conjunction with the PROTECTOR K
RF-transceiver or Mobil-PROTECTOR-RF remote control.
3 • INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY / CONNECTION
• When installing a radio system, the individual requirements
of each building/house should be taken into account. Radio
systems can be weakened or disrupted by various factors.
Therefore it is important that you read these operating
instructions thoroughly and that you also read the
supplementary sheet entitled „Notes on radio operation“
and the radio control centre‘s operating instructions.
• Before permanently mounting the radio home smoke
detection system, we recommend that you test the entire
system.
3.1 Preparing the smoke detector for connection to the
PROTECTOR K radio module
• The PROTECTOR K radio module and smoke detector
PROTECTOR K (or alternatively PROTECTOR K lithium) share
the same battery, which is housed inside the smoke
detector (see the instructions for the smoke detector). This
reduces battery life. The radio control centre monitors the
battery and indicates when it is time to change it.
We recommend Ultralife U9VL lithium batteries.
• Close the smoke detector battery compartment.
The
red LED
on the smoke detector will flash every
45 seconds to indicate that the battery is fitted correctly.
3.2 Preparing the PROTECTOR K radio module
The PROTECTOR K radio module features the following rotary
programming knobs:
3.2.1 „System code“ rotary knob (Fig. 1.1) – possible adjustments:
Position A - F = system code A - F
• Assign the
same system code (A – F)
to the radio transmitter
units as the radio control centre.
•
Note:
The radio control centre only processes radio data
messages containing the
same system code
.
You must therefore assign all radio transmitter units the
same system code (A – F)
as the radio control centre.
This will avoid other radio systems (e.g. neighbouring
systems) causing interference or disturbance on your system.
3.2.2 „Detector number“ rotary knob (Fig. 1.2) – possible adjustments:
Position 1 - 8 = detector number 1 - 8
• Set a detector number (1 – 8) on the radio transmitter
module corresponding to the required alarm circuit (1 – 8)
on the radio control centre.
Note: Only one radio transmitter unit can be assigned to each alarm circuit.
• Remove the green 2-pin terminal from the underside of the
smoke detector and replace it with the 3-pin terminal of the
radio module
(Fig. 1)
.
CAUTION: Make sure the cables are connected correctly.
black = negative (-)
brown = signal cable/networking (+)
red = +9 V power supply for the PROTECTOR K radio module
• Thus the smoke detector supplies the PROTECTOR K radio
module with power. The connection also allows the radio
module to be registered by, and stored on, the radio control
centre.
• Decide where to position the PROTECTOR K radio module.
Refer to the supplementary sheet entitled „Notes on radio
operation“ and to the smoke detector‘s operating instructions.
NOTE: When deciding on the location, ensure that all the
components are placed in the best possible positions.
Radio transmitter unit
Radio
(retrofittable)
smoke detector
RF signals
Unidirectional
transmission
Radio control centre
(8 detector circuits)
Receiver
