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SILENT ALERT SA3000 FIRE SAFE MANUAL 24/04/2015

Designed & Manufactured by Clofield Limited

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Silent Alert Fire Safe System

Technical Manual

This manual covers the

FSTX-2225-EU –Fire alarm interface

PG3A-2204-EU –Pager

FSCH-2226-IN Fire Safe Charger or CH3A-2205-IN Alarm clock charger

SW3A-2208-EU SignWave

The Fire Safe interface panel contains electrostatic discharge sensitive components.

Observe antistatic precautions whilst ever the cover is removed.

SILENT ALERT SA3000 FIRE SAFE MANUAL 24/04/2015

Designed & Manufactured by Clofield Limited

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Introduction

The Silent Alert Fire Safe system alerts people who are deaf when a fire alarm is activated; it

comprises a fire alarm interface and one or more compatible receivers. The fire alarm interface

links to a fire alarm panel via a volt free relay and incorporates a radio transmitter. When the fire

alarm is activated the transmitter within the fire alarm interface sends out a coded radio signal.

When a Pager receives this signal it vibrates and lights a fire key on the Pager display. The

system is designed to comply with all relevant parts of BS5839-1 2013 & EN54-2 and MUST be

installed by a competent person as defined in BS5839-1 2002.

Installation Training

Installation training is available; please call us on 01246-450789 for more details.

Fire Safe Interface Panel

Part Number: FSTX-2225-EU

Dimensions: H300mm x W210mm x D160mm

Weight: Without Battery 1.50 KG - With battery 2.3KG

Material: Polycarbonate self-extinguishing enclosure.

Protection: Water resistant

Power Supply: 240v AC 50 Hz

Battery back up: 6volt lead acid 4Ah (Yuasa Type Y4-6) Dimensions

H100mmxW47mmxD70mm

Alarm Panel feed to Fire Safe Panel: Normal condition 5-30 Volts DC.

Grounded in alarm mode via an integral OPTO isolated voltage fed relay.

Fault signal to Fire Panel: Via an integral normally open or normally closed volt free relay.

Fault conditions: Mains failure, battery removal or charge failure,

PCB failure, radio failure

Radio compliance: In accordance with EN300 220-1.

Radio licence: Licence exempt

Range: Up to 1000m in open air

Pager Unit

Part number: PG3A-2204-EU MKIII

Dimensions: H63mm x W82mm x D26mm (Excluding belt clip)

Weight: 74gms

Material: Impact resistant ABS

Power supply: Integral NiMH 3.6Volt rechargeable battery pack.

Charger: Intelligent boost, trickle and maintenance charging.

Fault conditions: Low battery & radio failure.

Radio compliance: In accordance with EN300 220-1.

Radio licence: Licence exempt.

Range: Up to 1000m in open air.

Other: Integral field strength / data validation meter for system commissioning.

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SignWave Unit

Part number: SW3A-2208-EU

Dimensions: H140mm x W50mm x D70mm (Excluding belt clip)

Weight: 278gms

Material: Impact resistant fire retardant ABS

Power supply: Integral NiMH 6Volt rechargeable battery pack.

Charger: Intelligent boost, trickle and maintenance charging.

Fault conditions: Low battery & radio failure.

Radio compliance: In accordance with EN300 220-1.

Radio licence: Licence exempt.

Range: Up to 1000m in open air.

Other: Integral field strength / data validation meter for system commissioning.

Preliminary radio coverage test

A preliminary radio coverage test is normally conducted prior to installation to ensure total

coverage throughout a building. It is recommended that a further radio coverage test is

performed prior to permanently securing the Fire Safe panel to a wall in case it needs to be

relocated. The Fire Safe panel should be mounted temporarily to a wall at between 1.5 and

1.75 meters from the ground away from large metal objects and lift shafts. For best results

locate the panel central to the building. In multi-storey buildings penetrations through steel

re-enforced concrete floors may be poor. In these situations coverage would be improved if

the panel is located one floor above ground level to provide coverage over three floors or

two levels above ground level to cover four floors. In-building coverage will vary from

building to building therefore it is essential that a full and thorough radio coverage test is

conducted. The range test procedure detailed later under the heading Site Survey should

be followed. If it is found that the coverage is inadequate then additional Fire Safe interfaces

may need to be added. In this case it will be necessary to change the signal patterns for

each panel to ensure there are no standing wave problems. This aspect is covered in more

detail under the heading The use of more than one Fire Safe panel below.

Power Supply

It is necessary to supply the Interface Panel with a dedicated mains supply (220-240v AC 50

Hz) via its own un-switchable fused spur. The mains terminal block is located at the bottom left

hand side of the main PCB and is marked Earth (top) Neutral (middle) Live (bottom). The Panel

will also require a 6 Volt lead acid 4Ah back-up battery Type Y4-6 (Dimensions

H100mmxW47mmxD70mm).

It is necessary to connect the battery to the two wires with crimped connectors, before

connecting the mains to avoid a fault condition.

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Alarm Output from main fire alarm panel

It is possible to trigger the unit by the removal of an external voltage using the bottom I/O

terminal.

The Interface Panel requires an external voltage of at least 5 –30V AC

or DC.

NOTE the maximum voltage must not exceed 30v AC or DC or damage

will occur to the panel invalidating warranty.

Fault conditions from Fire Safe panel

The Fire Safe panel has a fault output to the main fire alarm panel

provided via the top terminal block. A fault condition on the Fire Safe

panel will cause a relay to be closed that will create an open circuit

between common and normally closed (N/C) and a closed circuit

between normally open (N/O) and common.

A fault alarm will be given in the following conditions:

Mains failure

Battery charge failure or removal

Loss of radio signal

Main PCB failure

Front Panel Indicator Lights

Mains Green Lit when mains power present

Battery Green Lit when battery present

Charging Yellow Lit whilst battery is charging

Fault Orange Lit when any of the above fault conditions occur

Poll Yellow Lit constantly, goes out when poll signal is sent

Alarm Red Lit when alarm signal received from fire panel

Disable Orange Lit when disable key is turned to the on position

Test Red Lit when in range test mode.

GND

N/C

SIGNAL +

N/O

COM

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FIRE SAFE PCB LAYOUT

1. Signal in from alarm panel 8. Disable Key

2. Fault out to alarm panel 9. LED indicator PCB

3. Transmitter 10. Sounder

4. Receiver 11. Mains Input

5. Master reset button 12. Power supply

6. Engineers keys 13. 1A 20mm fuse

7. LED Display 14. Battery Leads

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Setup

Fire Safe Interface Panel

1. Open the panel door using the large key provided.

2. The Interface contains a number of components that are susceptible to electrostatic

damage. Observe antistatic precautions whilst ever the front cover is removed and avoid

touching the surface of the PCB.

3. Locate the Interface panel next to the main fire alarm panel at 1.5m –1.75m from the

ground. Avoid locating the panel close to large metal objects and lift shafts.

4. Use the four mounting holes shown below to secure to a wall. Any additional holes in the

case may affect its IP rating.

5. Attach battery terminals +V Red, –V Black to 6 volt lead acid battery (Yuasa Type Y4-6)

dimensions H100mmxW47mmxD70mm

6. Fit two cable glands (supplied) to the input / output holes on left of case.

7. Connect mains in accordance with BS5839-1 2002 to the bottom terminal block via the

cable gland. The terminal block can be easily removed from the board via the two nylon

bolts to assist connection.

Ensure the terminal block is securely fastened back to the board if it is removed.

8. Connect a voltage from the Fire Alarm Panel to the bottom I/O terminal block. This

voltage should be present in normal condition and removed in alarm condition. The

Interface Panel requires at least 5v AC or DC and a maximum voltage 30v AC or DC.

9. Connect a fault wire link between the Fire Safe Interface Panel and the Fire Alarm Panel

via the top I/O terminal block. A fault condition on the Fire Safe Panel will cause a relay

to be closed that will create an open circuit between common and normally closed (N/C)

and a closed circuit between normally open (N/O) and common.

10. Move Engineer’s key numbered 4 to the on position. This will cause the unit to send a

continuous sequence of poll signals to enable a site test as detailed later.

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Pager unit

1. Move keys A, B and 5 to the On position away from the belt clip as

shown.

2. Switch pager on by moving the miniature key labelled OFF to the

left away from the belt clip. As the Pager is switched on the battery key

lights for 2 seconds then the pager should vibrate and each light on the

display will light up four times. If this does not happen it may be

necessary to charge the pager (see below).

3. Immediately after the set up sequence the field strength will be

displayed on the keypad each time a poll signal is received

approximately once every four seconds.

Charger unit

1. Plug the Mains Adaptor into a 13 amp socket and connect the plug to the socket at the

back of the Fire Safe or Alarm Clock Charger.

2. Place Pager in charging slot to charge.

Illustration shows the mains adaptor (left)

and optional Pillow Pad / Strobe plug

(right) connected to the charger using the

strain relief features

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SignWave

1. Move keys A, B & 5 to the on position as shown.

2. Switch SignWave on by moving the key labelled

ON/OFF to the left.

3. The Polling field strength will now be displayed using

the SignWave front LED’s (telephone = full power) .

Once the range test is complete switch key BOFF.

The fire key will flash every seven seconds to show the unit is

in Fire Safe mode. If the unit is moved out of range or does

not receive a polling signal within 5 minutes the SignWave

will alarm to notify the user.

Charging Base

Plug the mains adaptor into a 13A socket and connect the jack plug to the

SignWave base.

Illustration shows the mains adapter (left) and optional

Pillow Pad connected the charger using strain relief

features.

Place the SignWave onto the charging base to charge

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Entrance Stickers

Entrance stickers for wall and windows are included. These should be displayed at all entrances

to the building.

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Site survey

Radio coverage test

1. Ensure the Fire Safe is in range test mode. Engineer’s key 4 in the on position.

2. Ensure the Pager is charged and in range test mode, as above.

3. Walk around the building with the pager. As the pager receives a poll signal, the keys on

the pager will light. The highest signal strength will light the telephone key the lowest the

battery key. It is essential that one of the keys lights up during each transmission, within

the area to be covered.

4. It is possible to add additional Interface Panels on larger sites.

5. Switch Engineer’s Key 4 on the Fire Safe Interface to the OFF position.

6. Move key B to the OFF position, the fire key will flash every 7 seconds to show it is now

in Fire Safe mode. If the Pager fails to receive a polling signal from the Fire Safe system

it will flash all the keys and vibrate 6 times to indicate it is out of range.

The use of more than one Fire Safe Panel

In larger buildings it may be necessary to have more than one Fire Safe Interface Panel. In this

case it is important that the timing of the fire alarm radio signals are altered to avoid standing

wave problems. A standing wave is where two radio waves meet at similar power levels and can

have the effect of cancelling each other out. It is necessary therefore to overcome this

phenomenon by ensuring that adjacent Fire Safe Panels do not send radio signals out at the

same time. This is achieved by changing the ON / OFF periods as shown below.

Poll Signals

The Fire Safe Panel sends a poll signal once every 4 minutes 45 seconds. This is a radio signal

integrity check. The pager will expect a poll signal at least once every 5 minutes. If a signal is

missed due to a fault, then the Pager will vibrate and all keys will flash six times. This will occur

every five minutes whilst ever the fault remains. The Fire Safe Panel includes its own radio

receiver to check the radio signal, using the same poll signal. If a poll signal is not sent the Fire

Safe Panel will send a fault to the Fire Alarm Panel.

Daily Use

The Pager can be placed at reception on charge permanently. Both the Fire Safe Charger and

Alarm Clock Charger have intelligent charging circuits that ensure the Pager is not overcharged.

If a visitor leaves the building without returning the Pager to reception the Pager will vibrate and

all lights will flash 6 times within 4 minutes 45 seconds to remind the user. This sequence will

repeat whilst ever the Pager is out of range of the system.

Panel 2

Panel 1

1 Sec

2Sec

3Sec

4Sec

5Sec

6 Sec

7 Sec

8 Sec

9 Sec

Panel key 6

OFF

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