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Wireless Annunciator with Strobe
SA-80A
Installation Manual
September 2008
Introduction
Table of Contents
1.
Introduction .............................................................. 3
2.
Mechanical Description ........................................... 4
3.
Electrical Description .............................................. 6
3.1
Alarm Operation .................................................. 6
3.2
Self-Check............................................................ 7
3.3
Tamper Operation ................................................ 7
3.4
Wireless Operation............................................... 7
4.
Technical Specifications .......................................... 9
5.
Installation .............................................................. 11
5.1
Jumper Settings .................................................. 11
5.2
Mechanical Installation ...................................... 12
5.3
Testing ............................................................... 17
6.
Maintenance ........................................................... 20
6.1
Scope of Maintenance ........................................ 20
6.2
Wiring and Connections..................................... 20
6.3
PCB Description ................................................ 20
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Introduction
6.4
Troubleshooting ................................................. 23
Appendix A.
Limited Warranty ................................. 25
Appendix B.
Technical Support ................................. 27
Note
Up o n re c e ip t o f yo ur sire n a nnunc ia to r, ve rify tha t the sire n unit
inc lud e s a n AC a d a p te r a nd m o unting ha rd w a re . If so m e ite m (s) is
m issing , re p o rt the d isc re p a nc y to yo ur nea re st Ro ssla re Ente rp rise s
Ltd . Sa le s o ffic e .
Wa rning!!!
BE SURE TO WEAR PROTECTIVE EAR PLUG S WHILE NEAR THE SIREN.
VERY HIG H SOUND LEVEL MAY CAUSE EAR DAMAG E
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Introduction
1.
Introduction
Rossla re’ s SA-80A w ireless Siren Annunc ia tor is used in c om m erc ia l,
ind ustria l, a nd resid entia l loc a tions, either ind oors or outd oors. The
rug g ed p a c ka ging , styled to fit into a ny d éc or, c a n b e m ounted
on a w a ll in a ny d irec tion. The siren is c a p a b le of p rovid ing
a ud ib le a lerts for fire, a la rm , a nd ta m p ering , a t levels d iffic ult to
ig nore. A strong , fla shing sig na l help s to id entify the sourc e of the
a la rm from a d ista nc e.
The SA-80A w ireless Siren Annunc ia tor inc lud es a n RF tra nsc eiver
m od ule tha t op era tes over one of tw o freq uenc ies:
SA-80AH - 868.35 M Hz
SA-80AG - 433.92 MHz
The SA-80A w ireless unit op era tes with b urgla r (intrusion) a la rm
c ontrol p a nels a nd fire a la rm c ontrol p a nels, suc h a s the
Hom eLogiX, m a nufa c tured b y Rossla re. It c a n a lso op era te with
Rossla re d igita l telep hones, m od el SP-03. The freq uenc y of the
rem ote sta tions should m a tc h tha t of the siren.
In the w ireless system , there is a c onsta nt c om m unic a tion p roc ess
b etw een the tw o end p oints, suc h tha t a ny a ttem p t to rem ove
the c over from the unit or tea r the unit from the w a ll, is rep orted a t
onc e. Priorities for sound ing off a la rm s a re a c c ord ing to:
1) Fire
2) Ala rm (p a nic )
3) Ta m p er
Ala rm s a re a c tiva ted / d ea c tiva ted from the rem ote c ontrol p a nel
or from a ny telep hone.
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Mecha nica l Description
2.
Mechanical Description
The enc losure of the SA-80A is m a d e of sturd y ABS m a teria l,
c a p a b le of withsta nd ing ra in a nd d ust. Sea ling g rom m ets on the
m ounting holes a nd a round the b a se rend er the unit w a terrep ellent. A tra nsp a rent g rill is used for sound tra nsm ission (from
the sp ea ker), a nd for visua l ind ic a tions.
The siren c over hold s a strong loud sp ea ker (see Fig ure 1). The
b a se hold s three p rinted c irc uit a ssem b lies a nd a b a c k-up b a ttery
(see Fig ure 2). A fully c ha rg ed b a ttery p ow ers the unit for over 24
hours, in the event of p ower fa ilure or d isa b le, a nd d uring tha t
tim e the b a ttery c a n p ow er the a la rm for a t lea st five m inutes.
The PCBs a re sna p p ed into p la c e for ea sy rep la c em ent a nd
sec ure m ounting . A ta m p er p lunger p rovid es switc h c losure in tw o
d irec tions:
Dow n - If the unit is torn off the wa ll, the p lung er is
relea sed d ow n.
Up - If the c over is rem oved from the unit, the p lung er
rises.
The PCBs a re:
Ma in b oa rd
Tra nsc eiver b oa rd
Fla sh b oa rd
Wa rning!!!
Hig h vo lta g e is p re se nt on the te rm ina ls of the fla sh tub e , w he n
e na b le d .
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Mecha nica l Description
Figure 1: Cover with Loudspeaker
Figure 2: Base with PCBs
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Electrica l Description
3.
Electrical Description
The siren unit (see Fig ure 3) is b a sic a lly c om p osed of a M a in b oa rd
w hic h rec eives a num b er of externa l trig g ers, a nd g enera tes
a ud ib le a nd visua l ind ic a tions a c c ord ing to a p re-p rogra m m ed
m ic rop roc essor.
STROBE
BOARD
TRANSCEIVER
PCB
Speaker connector
MAIN
BOARD
TAMPER
SWITCH
Ground
* FIRE & ALARM are
relay contacts in the host
panel or switches used
for testing.
FIRE
ALARM
Wired version only
BACK - UP
BATTERY
*
16 VDC INPUT
Figure 3: Siren Unit Block Diagram
3.1
Alarm Operation
The m ic rop roc essor is a c tiva ted b y fire or a la rm inp uts, a nd
a c c ord ingly g enera tes one of two sound p a tterns a nd rela ted
fla shing strob e ind ic a tions:
Burgla r (or p a nic ) a la rm sound – the strob e fla shes until
the inp ut is restored to norm a l c ond ition. The sp ea ker in
the siren outp uts a loud 1300 to 1800 Hz c ontinuous
sw eep ing sound , ha ving a 100% d uty c yc le. The a la rm
sound s until the tim er runs out (5 or 15 m inutes). The
strob e c ontinues to fla sh, even w hen the sound ha s
c ea sed , until the unit is reset.
Fire a la rm sound – the op era tion is sim ila r to tha t of the
b urgla r a la rm , with the exc ep tion of the a ud io sound
from the sp ea ker. The siren sound s off a t 800 to 850 Hz,
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Electrica l Description
c ontinuously, for a p eriod of 0.5 sec ond s, a nd then turns
off for 0.5 sec ond s. This is rep ea ted three tim es
a ltog ether, followed b y a 1.5 sec ond d ela y.
3.2
Self-Check
In a d d ition to the a la rm s, the unit c onsta ntly c hec ks itself. Every
four hours, the sta tus of the b a ttery is c hec ked . If the b a ttery is
low , the unit p rovid es c ontinuous visua l ind ic a tions: red LED
ind ic a tor fla shes a t a ra te of tw o sec ond s on a nd tw o sec ond s off;
tw o short b eep s a re g enera ted onc e p er hour.
In the event tha t m a in p ower is rem oved d ue to a p ow er fa ilure or
b rea k-in, the norm a lly-illum ina ted g reen LED ind ic a tor is
exting uished .
3.3
Tamper Operation
The ta m p er switc h is a n inp ut to the m ic rop roc essor a nd a n
outp ut to the a la rm c ontrol p a nel (ho st). When the sw itc h is
a c tiva ted , the b urg la r a la rm is g enera ted for five m inutes,
reg a rd less of further ta m p er switc h setting s. This a la rm c a n b e
turned off only b y a c tiva ting the fire or b urgla r a la rm , a nd then
d ea c tiva ting it.
The system is a rm ed only 30 sec ond s a fter a c tiva ting a nd
d ea c tiva ting the ta m p er switc h func tion. This is useful for initia l
insta lla tion a nd m a intena nc e func tions.
3.4
Wireless Operation
As this siren unit is wireless, it ha s a tra nsc eiver PCB. This b oa rd
rec eives/ tra nsm its the a la rm / ta mp er/ b a ttery sta tus from / to a
rem ote p hone or p a nel, eq uip p ed to interfa c e with the siren a t a
d ista nc e of up to 200 m eters. The b oa rd inc lud es a
m ic rop roc essor c onnec ted to a n ASK FM tra nsc eiver. An onb oa rd
a ntenna ena b les c om m unic a tion to a rem ote loc a tion.
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Electrica l Description
Ala rm ena b ling / d isa b ling is tra nsm itted from the rem ote p a nel or
p hone, w hile the ta m p er/ b a ttery sta tus is sent from the siren unit
to the host. Ac know led gem ents m a ke for relia b le
c om m unic a tion.
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Technica l Specifica tions
4.
Technical Specifications
Power Characteristics
Input Voltage:
14-18VDC.
From host p a nel or w a ll a d a p ter.
Battery Cha rging Current:
300 m A m a x
No a la rm
Input Current:
0.6 A; d uring a la rm
Sta nd b y: < 100m A; no a la rm
Battery Characteristics
Battery Capa city:
2.3 Ahr; 12 V sea led lea d -a c id
b a ttery
Battery Lifetime:
5 yea rs; typ ic a l
Battery Ba ckup:
24 hr m in.; in sta nd b y m od e
Electrical Characteristics
Frequency H model
868.35 MHz; ± 0.1 M Hz
Frequency G model
433.92 MHz; ± 0.1 M Hz
Effective Tra nsmit Power
10 m W nom ina l
Tra nsmit Ra nge
>180 m
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Technica l Specifica tions
Receiver Sensitivity
-100 d Bm m in.; For 100 kHz
b a nd wid th
Siren Output
Speaker Low Level
90 d B; a t 1 m
Speaker High Level
103 d B; a t 1 m
Environmental Characteristics
Opera ting Environment:
Outd oor Use (IP55)
Opera ting Temperature:
-20°C to +50°C
Opera ting Humidity:
0% - 95% (Non Cond ensing )
Dimensions
Height x Width x Depth
25 x 25 x 9 c m
Weight
2236.5 g
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Insta lla tion
5.
Installation
This sec tion p rovid es d eta ils a nd p roc ed ures on the p hysic a l a nd
elec tric a l insta lla tion of the siren unit. The unit is first p hysic a lly
insta lled , a nd then a num b er of step s a re followed to ena b le a nd
a rm the d evic e.
5.1
Jumper Settings
It is rec om m end ed to set the jum p ers b efore insta lling the unit, a s
it is m uc h ea sier tha n d oing so a fter insta lla tion.
1) Disa ssem b le the c over from the b a se b y extra c ting the three
sc rew s from the c over. Set the sc rew s a sid e.
2) Loc a te the Ma in b oa rd a nd id entify the jum p ers to b e set,
a c c ord ing to Fig ure 4 a nd Ta b le 1.
Figure 4: Setting Jumpers on Main Board
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Insta lla tion
Table 1: Main Board Jumper Settings
Jumper
Function
Fitted
JP1
Volum e
selec tion
Low
Hig h
(1)
JP2
Inp ut
top olog y
N.C.
N.O.
Ala rm inp ut
JP3
Ala rm
tim er
15 m in.
5 m in.
Not used
JP4
Not
Fitted
Remarks
For fa c tory
p rog ra m m ing
only
Note:
Vo lum e se tting s a re a c c o rd ing to se c tio n 4 Te c hnic a l
Sp e c ific a tio ns.
5.2
Mechanical Installation
5.2.1.
Preferred Location
Mount the siren unit on a stra ig ht surfa c e, a w a y from hea t or
exha ust of g a ses, a nd p refera b ly in a sha d y p la c e. The unit is
p rotec ted from ra in a nd d ust b y a g a sket surround ing the b a se of
the unit to sea l the c over, a nd b y g a skets tha t surround ea c h
entry hole in the b a se (see Fig ure 5). The unit m a y b e insta lled in
a ny one of four d irec tions, a s d esired b y the insta ller. How ever, for
the SA-80 G ra ng e m od els, it is rec om m end ed to insta ll the unit in
a n up rig ht or d ow nrig ht p osition (a s p ortra yed in Fig ure 1 a nd
Fig ure 6) for op tim a l RF rec ep tion.
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Insta lla tion
Rub b er
Ga sket for
Ta m p er
Sw itc h
Rub b er
Ga sket for
Mounting
Hole
(+3 p la c es)
Figure 5: Base with Sealing Gaskets
5.2.2.
Initial Preparation
1) Disa ssem b le the c over from the b a se b y extra c ting the three
sc rew s from the c over. Set the sc rew s a sid e.
2) Use the d im ensions from Fig ure 6 to loc a te the three holes to
b e d rilled in the w a ll. As a n a lterna tive, the b a se c a n b e
p ositioned , a nd the holes m a rked .
3) Use a p p rop ria te ha rd w a re to a ffix the b a se to the surfa c e.
4) Ma ke sure tha t the stra ig ht sid e of the b a se is level.
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Insta lla tion
Figure 6: Base Plate Layout
5.2.3.
General Wiring Instructions
Before b eginning , rea d the entire p roc ess!
1) Rem ove the Tra nsc eiver b oa rd from the b a se, to a c c ess the
feed hole for the wires.
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Insta lla tion
2) Loc a te the feed hole a nd g rom m et for the wires to b e
c onnec ted insid e the unit (see Fig ure 6); tw o 22 AWG c a b ling
wires a re need ed for the 16 VDC p ow er.
3) Use a sim p le wire loop to p ull the c a b ling throug h the hole into
the b a se a rea . Lea ve enoug h sla c k to m a ke c onnec tions to
the Ma in b oa rd .
4) Run the c a b ling via the rub b er g rom m et, a nd rep la c e the
g rom m et in the b a se.
5) Sec ure the c a b ling b y using the hold ing c la m p (see Fig ure 6).
6) Strip the c a b le a nd wires a nd c onnec t the p ow er c ond uc tors
to the p ow er inp ut term ina ls J1 (-16VDC+) (see
7) Fig ure 7). Ob serve p ola rity!
8) Onc e a ll wiring ha s b een d one, loc a te a nd c onnec t the red
b a ttery wire to the b a ttery p ositive lug a nd the b la c k wire to
the neg a tive lug . Do not a p p ly externa l p ower a t this tim e.
Note:
The sire n is no t p o w e re d a fte r the b a tte ry is c o nne c te d . The
unit sta rts o p e ra ting o nly a fte r e xte rna l p ow e r fro m a w a ll
a d a p te r o r fro m the ho st p a nel is a p p lie d .
9) Chec k the op era tion of the ta m p er switc h, a s ind ic a ted
herea fter.
5.2.4.
Tamper Switch Setting
You c a n a d just the p lung er to c om p ensa te for a n uneven
m ounting surfa c e. You c a n p erform the a d justm ent using the
sc rew within the p lung er (see Fig ure 8). Relea sing the p lung er
a c tiva tes the m ic ro-switc h (a la rm c ond ition), until the c over is
rep la c ed .
Rec onnec t the sp ea ker c onnec tor to J5 on the M a in b oa rd (see
Fig ure 7), p rior to c losing the c over.
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Insta lla tion
Ba c k-up
Ba ttery
Fla sh
Boa rd
Tra nsc eiver
Boa rd
Sp ea ker
Connec tor J5
Ma in Boa rd
Ta m p er
Sw itc h
Plung er
Ta m p er
Sw itc h
Pow er Inp ut
Term ina ls
Figure 7: Base Assembly Layout
Press and hold the plunger
while adjusting screw.
Screwdriver
MICROSWITCH
MICROSWITCH
Plunger position with cover
removed.
Adjust the screw in the
plunger until a triangular
slot is obtained; the
microswitch is open.
Figure 8: Tamper Switch Plunger Adjustment
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Insta lla tion
5.3
Testing
It is nec essa ry to c hec k the g enera l op era tion of the siren, a nd to
test it a fter insta lla tion a nd p rior to p utting it into servic e .
5.3.1.
General Operation
Ma ke sure tha t p ow er is a p p lied to the siren. Ob serve tha t the
g reen lig ht on the Strob e b oa rd is illum ina ted .
Before b eginning , rea d the entire p roc ess!
5.3.2.
Testing
The following step s a re p erform ed w ith a telep hone unit, typ e SP03, a nd its rem ote c ontrol; the p hone’ s freq uenc y is to m a tc h tha t
of the siren.
Perform the step s listed in the ta b le b elow .
Table 2: Testing Wireless Siren
Step
1
Operation
Audio
Indication
Visual
Indication
Connec t p ow er to
the telep hone; d o
not c onnec t a
p hone line.
The p hone
em its tw o
short b eep s.
SP03 V1.2 WAIT
Enter 8 8 8 8 on the
p hone.
A b eep is
em itted
a fter ea c h
d igit is
entered ;
* * * * follow ed
b y,
The p hone
em its tw o
short b eep s.
WIRELESS SIRENS
2
Press the
key.
3
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SELECT
FUNCTION
NOT INSTALLED
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Insta lla tion
4
Press Store key.
SIREN TIM E: 03
Press Store key.
WIRELESS SIRENS
follow ed b y
p rom p t: (Va lue
1....4 for up to
four sirens on a
system ).
5
Enter 1 on the
p hone.
WIRELESS SIREN_1
follow ed b y
p rom p t:
6
ENROLL
TRANSM IT.
7
WIRELESS SIREN_1
Rem ove the three
sc rew s from the
c over a nd lift the
c over.
INSTALLED
For one sec ond
only.
8
Press Esc a p e key 4
tim es.
-
Returns to
DISARM ED
sc reen.
9
Press the Pa nic
b utton on the
rem ote c ontrol for
3 to 6 sec ond s.
Wireless
siren is
a c tiva ted ;
interna l
a la rm in
p hone is
a c tiva ted .
Strob e on
wireless siren is
a c tiva ted .
10
Press the OFF
p ushb utton on the
The p hone
g ives 2 short
Returns to
DISARM ED
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Insta lla tion
rem ote c ontrol.
5.3.3.
b eep s.
sc reen.
Wireless
siren is
d ea c tiva ted
; interna l
a la rm in
p hone is
d ea c tiva ted
.
Strob e on
wireless siren is
d ea c tiva ted .
Testing the Tamper Feature
1) Ra ise the c over of the siren in ord er to test the ta m p er fea ture.
The a la rm sound s off im m ed ia tely (no strob e). Ha ve the
sec ond p erson turn off the a la rm a t the host p a nel.
2) Rep la c e the c over on the b a se a nd sec ure with the three
sc rew s p reviously rem oved (see sec tion 5.2.2).
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Ma intenance
6.
6.1
Maintenance
Scope of Maintenance
Ma intena nc e of the siren is lim ited to rep la c em ent of m a jor
sub a ssem b lies, suc h a s PCBs a nd b a ttery. It is nec essa ry to rem ove
the siren from its insta lled loc a tion w hen p erform ing m a intena nc e.
Ma ke sure to d isa rm the unit p rior to rem ova l.
6.2
Wiring and Connections
The PCBs a re interfa c ed b y wiring a nd c onnec tors. For a
c om p lete a ssem b ly, see Fig ure 9.
Bla c k w ire to
neg a tive (-)
of b a tte ry
Red w ire to
p ositive (+) of
b a ttery
Sp ea ker
c onnec ts to J5
Wires from Fla sh
b oa rd c onnec t
to J2 on Ma in
b oa rd
Wires from Ma in
b oa rd c onnec t
to JP2 o n
Tra nsc eiver
b oa rd
Figure 9: Wire Connections
6.3
PCB Description
This p a ra g ra p h d esc rib es c onnec tors, sw itc hes, ind ic a tors, a nd
jum p ers used in the siren unit, c a teg orized b y ind ivid ua l b oa rd s.
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Ma intenance
6.3.1.
Main Board
The M a in b oa rd inc lud es the m a jor c om p onents for the op era tion
of the siren: a m ic rop roc essor, a loud sp ea ker, d riving c irc uitry, a nd
a p ow er sup p ly reg ula tor. A num b er of jum p ers a re a va ila b le to
selec t c erta in p a ra m eters (refer to the ta b le b elow ).
Table 3: Main Board Components
Ref.
Des.
J1
Description
Term ina l b oa rd
Function
Inp ut p ow er
Remarks
Pin 1: (+)
Pin 2: (-)
J2
Multi-p in hea d er
Strob e
outp ut
Pin 1: Strob e +
Pin 2: Strob e Pin 3: Pow er LED
Pin 4: Ba ttery low
out
Pin 5: Ground
J4
Multi-p in hea d er
Prog ra m m in
g
J5
2-p in hea d er
Sp ea ker
outp ut
J6
2-p in hea d er
Piezzo
outp ut
R16
Potentiom eter
Floa t
c ha rg e set
Fa c tory a d just
only
JP1
Jum p er
Volum e
Hig h or low
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Ma intenance
JP2
Jum p er
Ala rm inp uts
N.C. or N.O.
JP3
Jum p er
Auto shutd ow n
5 or 15 m inutes
JP4
Jum p er
Outp ut
selec tion
Fa c tory use only
SW1
Mic roswitc h
Ta m p er
P1
Plug a nd wires
Connec tion
s to
Tra nsc eiver
b oa rd
Pin 1: VBAT
Pin 2: Ground
Pin 3: Pin 4: TM PR
Pin 5: PLOWBAT
Pin 6: ALARM
Pin 7: FIRE
Pin 8: PVINDET
6.3.2.
Transceiver Board
The Tra nsc eiver b oa rd inc lud es a tra nsm it/ rec eive c hip , a
m ic rop roc essor, a nd a p ow er sup p ly reg ula tor. The only
c onnec tor on the b oa rd is JP2, used for interc onnec tion to the
Ma in b oa rd . Pin d efinition m a tc hes a re given in Ta b le 3, for
c onnec tor P1.
Hea d er JP1 is for p rog ra m m ing the b oa rd , a t the fa c tory.
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6.3.3.
Strobe Board
The Strob e b oa rd inc lud es a hig h volta g e sup p ly to fla sh the
strob e b ulb d uring a la rm s. This b oa rd inc lud es tw o LED ind ic a tors
w hic h a re visib le throug h the ora ng e p la stic , w hen illum ina ted .
The ind ic a tors a re:
LD1 – A p ow er LED w hic h illum ina tes w hen p ow er is
a p p lied .
D2 – A lo-b a ttery LED w hic h illum ina tes w hen b a ttery
volta g e is low . This ind ic a tor ha s a c yc le of tw o-sec ond s
on, a nd then tw o-sec ond s off. It is trig g ered w hen the
b a ttery test fa ils.
A c onnec tor p lug s into the M a in b oa rd , a t J2; refer to Ta b le 3 for
c orresp ond ing p in d esc rip tions.
6.4
Troubleshooting
Troub leshooting of the unit is stra ig htforw a rd . It is a ssum ed tha t the
unit w a s insta lled a c c ord ing to instruc tions, a nd w a s op era ting
p rop erly. Troub leshooting is d one with the unit m ounted on the
w a ll.
6.4.1.
General Guidelines
Follow these g enera l g uid elines:
If a p rob lem is rep orted , verify the op era tion of the siren
unit b y trig g ering the b urgla r a la rm . Both the sp ea ker a nd
strob e m ust op era te.
If only the strob e d oes not w ork, the Strob e PCB is fa ulty.
If b oth the Strob e PCB a nd the Ma in b oa rd d o not
func tion, the p rob lem m a y b e d ue to the Tra nsc eiver PCB
or d ue to the M a in b oa rd .
In a ll c a ses, c hec k for a sp ea ker im p ed a nc e of four ohm s.
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6.4.2.
Specific Guidelines
Perform the following step s:
1) Sw itc h off p ower to the siren unit a nd rem ove the c over; the
sp ea ker is sup p osed to sound off.
2) Quic kly unp lug the sp ea ker c onnec tor from the M a in b oa rd .
3) Disc onnec t the p ositive term ina l lug from the b a ttery.
4) Disc onnec t the c onnec tor to the Tra nsc eiver b oa rd .
5) Rec onnec t the b a ttery. Rea p p ly externa l p ow er.
6) Short the c onta c ts on the M a in b oa rd , la b eled J3, using a
jum p er wire: Ala rm (ALRM ) short 1 & 2 (see Fig ure 10). If the
strob e fla shes, the Tra nsc eiver b oa rd is d efec tive.
7) Onc e a ga in, sw itc h off p ow er to the siren unit.
8) Disc onnec t the p ositive term ina l lug from the b a ttery.
9) Rep la c e the b oa rd a nd rec onnec t the sp ea ker c onnec tor.
Rec onnec t the b a ttery. Rea p p ly the externa l p ow er. Rep la c e
a nd sec ure the c over.
10) Onc e a b oa rd ha s b een rep la c ed , c hec k a g a in to ensure
p rop er func tiona lity.
4
TMPR
3
2
1
FIRE GND(-) ALRM
Figure 10: Wireless Version Contact
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Limited Wa rra nty
Appendix A. Limited Warranty
ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LIMITED S (Rosslare) TWO YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY
is applicable worldwide. This warranty supersedes any other warranty. Rosslare's TWO
YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY is subject to the following conditions:
Warranty
Warranty of Rosslare's products extends to the original purchaser (Customer) of the
Rosslare product and is not transferable.
Products Covered By This Warranty and Duration
ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LTD. AND / ORSUBSIDIARIES (ROSSLARE) warrants that
the SA-80A Wireless Annunciator Siren, to be free from defects in materials and assembly
in the course of normal use and service. The warranty period commences with the date of
shipment to the original purchaser and extends for a period of 2 years (24 Months).
Warranty Remedy Coverage
In the event of a breach of warranty, ROSSLARE will credit Customer with the price of the
Product paid by Customer, provided that the warranty claim is delivered to ROSSLARE by
the Customer during the warranty period in accordance with the terms of this warranty.
Unless otherwise requested by ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LTD. AND / OR
SUBSIDIARIES representative, return of the failed product(s) is not immediately required.
If ROSSLARE has not contacted the Customer within a sixty (60) day holding period
following the delivery of the warranty claim, Customer will not be required to return the
failed product(s). All returned Product(s), as may be requested at ROSSLARE
ENTERPRISES LTD. AND /OR SUBSIDIARY’S sole discretion, shall become the property
of ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LTD. AND /OR SUBSIDIARIES.
To exercise the warranty, the user must contact Rosslare Enterprises Ltd. to obtain an
RMA number after which, the product must be returned to the Manufacturer freight prepaid
and insured
In the event ROSSLARE chooses to perform a product evaluation within the sixty (60) day
holding period and no defect is found, a minimum US$ 50.00 or equivalent charge will be
applied to each Product for labor required in the evaluation.
Rosslare will repair or replace, at its discretion, any product that under normal conditions
of use and service proves to be defective in material or workmanship. No charge will be
applied for labor or parts with respect to defects covered by this warranty, provided that
the work is done by Rosslare or a Rosslare authorized service center.
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Limited Wa rra nty
Exclusions and Limitations
ROSSLARE shall not be responsible or liable for any damage or loss resulting from the
operation or performance of any Product or any systems in which a Product is
incorporated. This warranty shall not extend to any ancillary equipment not furnished by
ROSSLARE, which is attached to or used in conjunction with a Product, nor to any Product
that is used with any ancillary equipment, which is not furnished by ROSSLARE.
This warranty does not cover expenses incurred in the transportation, freight cost to the
repair center, removal or reinstallation of the product, whether or not proven defective.
Specifically excluded from this warranty are any failures resulting from Customer's
improper testing, operation, installation, or damage resulting from use of the Product in
other than its normal and customary manner, or any maintenance, modification, alteration,
or adjustment or any type of abuse, neglect, accident, misuse, improper operation, normal
wear, defects or damage due to lightning or other electrical discharge. This warranty does
not cover repair or replacement where normal use has exhausted the life of a part or
instrument, or any modification or abuse of, or tampering with, the Product if Product
disassembled or repaired in such a manner as to adversely affect performance or prevent
adequate inspection and testing to verify any warranty claim.
ROSSLARE does not warrant the installation, maintenance, or service of the Product.
Service life of the product is dependent upon the care it receives and the conditions under
which it has to operate.
In no event shall Rosslare be liable for incidental or consequential damages.
Limited Warranty Terms
THIS WARRANTY SETS FORTH THE FULL EXTENT OF ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LTD. AND
ITS SUBSIDIARIES’ WARRANTY
THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY MAY NOT BE VARIED BY ANY PERSON, WHETHER OR
NOT PURPORTING TO REPRESENT OR ACT ON BEHALF OF ROSSLARE.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS PROVIDED IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES. ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE
SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED.
IN NO EVENT SHALL ROSSLARE BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE
PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT, OR FOR ANY OTHER INCIDENTAL,
CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF
USE, LOSS OF TIME, COMMERCIAL LOSS, INCONVENIENCE, AND LOSS OF PROFITS,
ARISING OUT OF THE INSTALLATION, USE, OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH PRODUCT, TO
THE FULLEST EXTENT THAT ANY SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE MAY BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW .
THIS WARRANTY SHALL BECOME NULL AND VOID IN THE EVENT OF A VIOLATION OF THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
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Technica l Support
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Tel: +852 2795-5630
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Web Site: www.rossla resecurity.com
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