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760ES Radio Siren Installation Guide

Overview

The 760ES is an external, self powered, siren and strobe unit designed to work with the

i-on range of control units.

Fitted within the enclosure are twin sounders capable of exceeding 100dB(A), a radio

transceiver operating on 868MHz, a battery pack and a LED strobe strip. The unit can be

mounted on any non-metallic vertical surface. The range of operation from the control unit

may vary depending on the site conditions and in particular the material of walls between

the two units. In free air the range will easily exceed 100m.

This product is suitable for use in systems designed to comply with EN 50131-1:2006 and

PD6662:2004 +A1+A2 at Grade 2 and is tested to prEN 50131-4:2008 at Grade 2.

Lens

Spirit Level

Cove

Screw Cover

Battery

Connecto

Battery pack

Main PCB

Fixing screws

parking

Piezo sounde

Tamper

extender pin

LED Strobe

strip Cover tamper

detector

Backplate Wall fixing

points

Features

•105 dB(A)@1m sound output

•prEN 50131-4 Grade 2 Compliant

•High power LED strobe

•Cover and rear tamper detection

•Selectable cut-off timer

•Anti-jamming detection

•Conformally coated electronics

•Battery change warning

•Built in spirit level installation aid

•Choice of battery options

•Quiet installation mode

•Cover screen printing facility

•High impact resistant polycarbonate

backplate and cover

Technical Specification

Sound Output 105 dBA@1m (tone)

Cut-off Timer Selectable 5 secs, 3 mins, 15 mins

Environmental EN 50130-5:1999 class IV

Operating temperature -25°C to +60°C

Humidity 93% RH

Dimensions 212mm W, 346mm H, 76mm D

Weight 1.2 kg (without batteries)

Case material Polycarbonate

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Radio Supervision Programmable at control unit.

Radio Section Operating frequency 868.6625MHz Narrowband.

Transmitter range 100m depending on the installation environment.

Battery Packs 2 x 3V Alkaline or 1 x 7.2V Lithium*

Battery Life Over two years for typical use*

Monitoring includes Battery low voltage (<4.0V), RF Jamming.

*Lithium batteries are recommended if temperatures are regularly below 0°C.

Compliance, EMC and Safety

This product complies with the following EU Directives:

R&TTE 1999/5/EC, EMC: 2004/108/EC, RoHS: 2002/95/EC, WEEE: 2002/96/EC

Configuration

At the siren Key:

Link FITTED

Link NOT Fitted

Jamming detected signal transmission ON: OFF:

•The siren independently monitors for attempted jamming but does

not self activate.

Jamming On = Siren informs control unit (Default)

Jamming Off = No action

Tamper Self-Activation (SAB) Mode ON: OFF:

•SAB On = Siren self triggers when tampered and informs control

unit, stops when tamper switch closed, or stopped by control unit.

(Default)

•SAB Off = Siren does not self trigger but informs control unit when

tampered. Control unit makes decisions.

Sounder automatic cut-off timer 3 mins 15 mins 5 secs

Siren will stop when commanded by the control unit or after

the cut-off time selected by the position of the link. Default is

15 minutes. The strobe is not affected by the cut-off (it stops

after a maximum of 15 minutes)

At the control unit

The siren can show that setting or unsetting has finished by flashing of the strobe. Refer

to the i-on Installation and Programming Guide for details.

Installation

Carry out a radio site survey using the 790r signal strength meter and test transmitter to

check that reception is adequate at the proposed sites for the control unit and siren.

Site the siren:

a) Upright (strobe at the bottom), with space around it to permit good radio reception.

b) Out of reach of intruders or vandals.

c) Where it can be seen and heard easily.

Do NOT site the siren:

a) Within 1m of large metal structures, for example: metal doors or frames, water tanks,

cars, fridges and freezers.

b) Within 1m of mains wiring or metal water or gas pipes.

c) Inside metal enclosures.

d) Next to high voltage electrical or electronic equipment, particularly computers,

photocopiers or other radios.

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WARNING

When installing batteries in the siren it may momentarily emit a loud tone. This

may startle you. Ensure that you cannot overbalance and fall, or drop the siren.

Opening the siren and fitting/removing batteries:

1. Rotate the screw covers to access the two cover retaining

screws. Undo the cover retaining screws far enough to

release the cover.

2. Hinge the cover upwards from the bottom and remove it.

3. Slide the two alkaline (3V) or single lithium (7.2V) battery

pack(s) from the side into the battery holding area. Use the

clips provided to retain the battery cables. Ensure the

cables are fitted the correct way around.

4. Push the connectors on to the pins on the PCB.

CAUTION: Take care to use the correct connections to avoid

damaging the batteries or siren.

5. To remove the batteries first unplug the connectors from

the PCB and remove the cables from the clips. Then push

on the flexible parts of the backplate to allow the batteries

to slide out of their holders.

6. At the end of the product’s life, the batteries must be

removed from the product. Both the waste product and

batteries must be separated from the domestic waste

stream and disposed of via an appropriate approved WEEE

disposal route in accordance with all national and local

regulations.

Replacement Battery Part Nos.:

3V Alkaline: 760AB 7.2V Lithium: 760LB

Teaching the Siren to the Control Unit

You must “teach” the identity of the siren to the control

unit. For instructions see the i-on installation guide.

For “teaching”, put the i-on into “installer mode”, insert

and connect the batteries (see above) and then operate

the tamper detection switch at the bottom or back of the

siren.

When attaching the cover make sure that you fit the

tamper switch spring correctly (see right)

Note: Do not leave installer mode until you have fitted the siren in its final position. While

in installer mode the siren will sound only in response to a test command. The siren

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becomes fully active when you leave installer mode and depending on configuration may

sound when a tamper switch is activated.

Physical Installation

Attach the siren to a solid non-metallic wall using

suitable screws and wall fixing plugs. The fixing

points are located in the four corners of the

backplate.

To assist with levelling the siren there is a spirit

level in the upper part (Item 8 on diagram).

Fit rear tamper extender (if required) and trim to

desired length (see below).

Maintenance

Test the sounder and strobe periodically for correct operation . During routine

maintenance check the correct operation of cover and rear tampers. Check for signs of

significant water or insect ingress and clean as necessary. Replace batteries every two

years or when advised by the control unit.

Fault finding and diagnostics

The siren informs the control unit if its batteries have low voltage. The siren continues to

self-actuate under tamper conditions even when radio communications to the control unit

have been lost because of low battery voltage.

After installing, the siren will not sound until the control unit has left installer mode.

Changes in the environment (or deliberate jamming) may prevent radio transmission

between the siren and control unit. The siren will try to inform the control unit when

jamming is detected only if this feature is enabled using the configuration link.

The packaging supplied with this product may be recycled.

Please dispose of packaging accordingly.

Cooper Security Ltd

Security House

Vantage Point Business Village

Mitcheldean

Gloucestershire

GL17 0SZ

www.coopersecurity.co.uk

Product Support (UK) Tel: +44 (0) 1594 541979.

Available between:

08:15 and 17:00 Monday to Friday.Product Support Fax: (01594) 545401

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