Ness Radio Siren, Инструкции по установке

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opErAtion
the Ness radio siren is designed to be installed
indoors as a wireless internal siren. this provides
the convenience of an extension siren without
the trouble of cabling between the control panel
and the siren.
For an external siren option the rss satellite
model has provision for an optional wired horn
speaker and strobe light to be cabled off the
internal unit.
the radio siren can program up to 8 radio
devices, meaning it can receive signals from
more than one control panel or from other Ness
radio devices such as radio Keys, radio smoke
Detectors and radio PIrs.
Both models are powered by a 17VaC plug pack
and the rss satellite model has an internal
backup battery for independent operation in case
of mains failure.
instAllAtion
Mark a level reference line on the wall in the
position you will be installing the Ness radio
siren. See Diagram 1.
Line-up the reference mark with the Level
reference slot in the base plastics.
secure the base to the wall using the mounting
hardware provided.
attach the provided spring to the tamper switch.
See Diagram 2.
Feed the plug pack cable through the cable
entry hole in the base and connect the two
17V aC wires to the 17V aC terminals on the
radio siren board. Polarity is not observed. the
earth wire is not used.
Insert the battery in the battery holder in the
base plastics and plug the battery leads into
the Battery terminal on the radio siren board.
(rss satellite model only).
the radio siren will be in program mode as
soon as power is applied with the tamper
switch unsealed. at this stage, if you need to
program radio devices, follow the programming
instructions in this manual.
once programming is complete, attach the
radio siren cover to the base and secure it with
the screw provided. Double check to ensure the
plug pack is turned on.
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Programming a Radio Device into the Radio Siren
Installation
17V AC +V
SIREN STROBE
Z1 0V
TAMPER
▲ ▲
17V AC +V
SIREN STROBE
Z1 0V
TAMPER
▲ ▲
106-081
106-080
Radio message summary:
Siren Mode/Reset Mode Panel Mode
Message
ON
OFF
PANIC
AUX
Radio Key Radio Sensor
Siren Alarm Siren Alarm
Alarm Off Alarm Off
Fire Alarm Fire Alarm
Strobe -
Inputs
Tamper:
The onboard tamper switch is connected to a 24 hour input and it must be sealed in normal
operation. There is also a terminal provided for connection of external tamper switch and
this terminal input must be terminated with a 2k2 EOL resistor even if unused.
Zone:
The zone input must be terminated with a 2k2 EOL resistor even if unused when operating
as a mini alarm panel mode.
In siren mode add the 2k2 EOL resistor to operate as reset mode.
Outputs
External Siren:
The radio siren capable of driving one 8ohm/4ohm horn speaker and its time out period is
preset to 5minutes.
Strobe:
Strobe output will time out after 11 hours. If mains power is off, the output will time out after
1 hour.
LED Operation:
Double fast flash every 2 seconds during program mode, one fast flash every 2 seconds to
indicate normal operation and continuous flash for low battery condition.
Battery:
The back up battery is float charged at 13.5V - 13.8V.
Battery test under load is carried out every hour, the battery load test timer also expires 2
seconds when a programmed radio device message is received.
Battery test without load is carried out every 50mS.
AC Plug Pack:
The radio siren is designed to work on a 17VAC 300mA plug pack, the use of higher current
rating will have no additional benefit as the internal circuit is designed to current limit to
250mA.
Mode of Operation:
The siren operation depends on the message it receives as well as the type of mode it is set
to. The following radio message summary describes its operation for each radio message it
receives:
Siren Mode:
This is the default mode, no shunt on J11
• Mark a short level line where the NESS Radio Siren will be installed.
• Line the mark just sketched with the level reference on the base and secure it
• to the wall using the mounting hardware provided.
(see diagram 1)
• Place the spring provided onto the tamper
(see diagram 2)
• Feed the power supply cable provided through the cable hole in the plastic and connect
• it to the 17V and AC terminals
(see diagram 3)
• If you are programming devices into the Radio Siren, follow the instructions.
• Once complete, connect the battery* to the correct connector, place the battery into the
• base and attach the top to the base. Secure the top to the base with the included screw.
• Turn on the power point if it is not on already.
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Power up the radio siren with tamper unsealed. The radio siren will then be in learn mode
for 30 seconds or until programmed, LED will double flash.
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Activate the radio device that will operate radio siren. The siren will chirp for each radio
message and chirp twice on the third message to acknowledge the button is programmed.
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Radio siren is now programmed.
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To program a second device, disconnect the siren from its power source, then power up
again, repeat above steps.
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Up to 8 devices can be programmed.
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Programming a 9 device will erase the 1 device so that there are no more than 8 devices
programmed.
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To erase all devices, Press the “OFF” button on a Programmed key 5 times while the
Radio Siren is in program mode.
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Cable Entry
level Reference slot
BAsE
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Programming a Radio Device into the Radio Siren
Installation
17V AC +V
SIREN STROBE
Z1 0V
TAMPER
▲ ▲
17V AC +V
SIREN STROBE
Z1 0V
TAMPER
▲ ▲
106-081
106-080
Radio message summary:
Siren Mode/Reset Mode Panel Mode
Message
ON
OFF
PANIC
AUX
Radio Key Radio Sensor
Siren Alarm Siren Alarm
Alarm Off Alarm Off
Fire Alarm Fire Alarm
Strobe -
Inputs
Tamper:
The onboard tamper switch is connected to a 24 hour input and it must be sealed in normal
operation. There is also a terminal provided for connection of external tamper switch and
this terminal input must be terminated with a 2k2 EOL resistor even if unused.
Zone:
The zone input must be terminated with a 2k2 EOL resistor even if unused when operating
as a mini alarm panel mode.
In siren mode add the 2k2 EOL resistor to operate as reset mode.
Outputs
External Siren:
The radio siren capable of driving one 8ohm/4ohm horn speaker and its time out period is
preset to 5minutes.
Strobe:
Strobe output will time out after 11 hours. If mains power is off, the output will time out after
1 hour.
LED Operation:
Double fast flash every 2 seconds during program mode, one fast flash every 2 seconds to
indicate normal operation and continuous flash for low battery condition.
Battery:
The back up battery is float charged at 13.5V - 13.8V.
Battery test under load is carried out every hour, the battery load test timer also expires 2
seconds when a programmed radio device message is received.
Battery test without load is carried out every 50mS.
AC Plug Pack:
The radio siren is designed to work on a 17VAC 300mA plug pack, the use of higher current
rating will have no additional benefit as the internal circuit is designed to current limit to
250mA.
Mode of Operation:
The siren operation depends on the message it receives as well as the type of mode it is set
to. The following radio message summary describes its operation for each radio message it
receives:
Siren Mode:
This is the default mode, no shunt on J11
• Mark a short level line where the NESS Radio Siren will be installed.
• Line the mark just sketched with the level reference on the base and secure it
• to the wall using the mounting hardware provided.
(see diagram 1)
• Place the spring provided onto the tamper
(see diagram 2)
• Feed the power supply cable provided through the cable hole in the plastic and connect
• it to the 17V and AC terminals
(see diagram 3)
• If you are programming devices into the Radio Siren, follow the instructions.
• Once complete, connect the battery* to the correct connector, place the battery into the
• base and attach the top to the base. Secure the top to the base with the included screw.
• Turn on the power point if it is not on already.
•
Power up the radio siren with tamper unsealed. The radio siren will then be in learn mode
for 30 seconds or until programmed, LED will double flash.
•
Activate the radio device that will operate radio siren. The siren will chirp for each radio
message and chirp twice on the third message to acknowledge the button is programmed.
•
Radio siren is now programmed.
•
To program a second device, disconnect the siren from its power source, then power up
again, repeat above steps.
•
Up to 8 devices can be programmed.
•
Programming a 9 device will erase the 1 device so that there are no more than 8 devices
programmed.
•
To erase all devices, Press the “OFF” button on a Programmed key 5 times while the
Radio Siren is in program mode.
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Tamper spring
CovER
(Rear view)
optional External
Antenna mount
Diagram 1
Diagram 2
tErminAls
Z1 should remain
unconnected
unless the REsET
Mode is Required
The Plugpack should always
be connected to mains to keep
the internal backup battery
charged. (The black earth wire
is not used).
BlUE / REd
RSS Radio Satellite
The Rsi siren model is solely powered by 17v AC.
The plugpack should always be connected to mains.
(The black earth wire is not used).
RSi Radio SiRen
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