Tyco 802SB User manual

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802SB ADDRESSABLE SOUNDER BASE

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

System Compatibility: Use only with MX Fire Alarm

Controllers

Environment: Indoor Application only

Operating Temperature: -10

oto +55oC

Storage Temperature: -25oto +70oC

Operating Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensing

Dimensions:

Height: 36.6mm

Diameter: 107.8mm

Weight: 0.186kg

Mounting Requirements: 801B base, 801IB base or BESA

with 50mm fixing centres.

Wire Size: Min 1.5mm2

Max 2.5mm2

Electrical Characteristics:

Standby: 200µA typical

Alarm: 6.8mA at full volume

1.2mA at low volume

CAUTION:

ENSURE THAT SITE PLAN DEFINES THE POLARITY

OF POLARITY CONSCIOUS BASES.

Fig. 1 802SB Sounder Base

Electromagnetic Compatibility:

The 802SB complies with the following:

Product family standard EN50130-4 in respect of

Conducted Disturbances, Radiated Immunity,

Electrostatic Discharge, Fast Transients and Slow High

Energy

EN50081-1 for emissions

2. INTRODUCTION

The 802SB Addressable Sounder Base provides an additional

sounder function on the addressable loop circuit.

The 802SB Sounder Base requires an associated detector in

order to operate, as it uses the address of the detector that is

fitted to it. Removal of the detector or loss of power to the

loop will cause the sounder to cease operating.

A maximum of 50 Sounder Bases at fullvolume may be

connected to the loop.

3. FEATURES

The 802SB provides eight tone and two volume settings.

4. SETTING SOUNDER OUTPUT

OPTIONS

The sounder outputs are set as follows:

•Tone - using the 4-way DIL switch (Fig. 2 and

Table 1 refer).

•Volume - using the trimmer tool

(S/C No. 517.050.015) (Fig. 2 refers).

Table 1 gives the sounder tone options available.

DIL Switch Settings

1234 Response Sound Marketing

Tone No.

000xDutch 7

001x Temporal 4 -

010x Slow Sweep 3

011x March Time Beep 25

100x Fast Sweep 2

101x Temporal 3 -

110xTwoTone 11

111x Continuous 14

Table. 1

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5. WIRING NOTES

The following notes apply:

a) All wiring must conform to the current edition

of IEE Wiring Regulations and BS 5839 Part

b) All wiring must be free of earths.

TONE SELECTION SWITCHES

Fig. 2

(ANTI-CLOCKWISE TO DECREASE VOLUME)

VOLUME TRIMMER TOOL

VOLUME ADJUSTOR

THE POT ADJUSTER IS COVERED BY A VOLUME POT BLANK

LABEL (ONLY TO BE REMOVED IF VOLUME TO BE REDUCED).

THE LABEL MUST BE REFITTED AFTER ANY ADJUSTMENT.

IF THE LABEL IS DAMAGED IT MUST BE REPLACED BY A NEW ONE.

Fig. 3 Connections to 802SB Sounder Base

5.1 MOUNTING

5.1.1 INSTALLATION TO A FLAT SURFACE

OR ELECTRICAL BACKBOX

To install a sounder base, proceed as follows:

a) Feed the addressable loop wiring through the

mounting flange cable entry.

c) Secure the mounting flange to either an

electrical backbox or a flat surface as required.

d) Feed the addressable loop wiring through the

sounder base cable entry, then clip the sounder

base to the mounting flange.

e) Wire the sounder base as shown in Fig. 2

ensuring correct polarity.

Note: Do not connect any external wiring to

connection L2.

f) Fit the address flag to the detector. Fit the

detector to the sounder base, (the address flag

will be transferred to the sounder base).

CAUTION:

DO NOT FILL SOUND GAP BETWEEN

MOUNTING FLANGE AND SOUNDER BASE.

DO NOT CONNECT ANY EXTERNAL WIRING

TO CONNECTION L2.

Note: For LPCB approval, detectors and caps must be

locked into the sounder base using a locking

device (Factory fitted). Ensure that the locking

device is in place before fitting a detector or

cap. See Fig. 5.

The Volume Pot Blank Label must be fitted.

Fig. 4 Fitting to a Flat Surface or an Electrical

Backbox

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6. CABLING

Cables are to be selected in accordance with Publication

05A-02-D1 and the requirements of the current issue of

BS5839.

A maximum of 2 x 1.5mm2or 1 x 2.5mm2cable may be

connected at any one terminal.

7. ‘MX CONSYS’

CONFIGURATION

The 802SB is configured in MX CONSYS (refer to

Publication 17A-06-X1 - MX CONSYS Configuration

Tool) as follows:

•When a Sounder Base unit is Attached to an

addressable detector, the “Point”and “Point

Type”configuration in MX CONSYS

requires that the Sounder Base is added to

the detector configuration. To add the

Sounder Base to the point, select the point,

select the ‘Advanced’option then click the

Sounder box.

•MX will regard such a device primarily as a

detector, but additionally, it will allow

output commands like "Switch ON",

"Switch OFF", "Switch to P1", "Force", etc.

to be fired at the Group assigned. These

commands will only affect the output and

not the detector.

7.1 BELL MAPPING

If it is required for the output to operate as a Bell Map

output, then put the Input Group to which the device belongs

must be put into the Bell Map Outputs Supergroup.

To achieve this, select group 50 Bell Map Output SG and

then select "Edit Members". Use "Add member" to append

the Bell Map Output SG with the points Input Group.

Fig. 5 Locking Device

If the sounder base needs including in any sounder Walk

Test then super group number 51 "Sounders to walktest SG"

will have to be edited to add the point’s input group to the

list of supergroup members.

7.2 OPERATING SOUNDER BASES

An addressable detector fitted with a Sounder Base is

treated almost as two separate devices; an input and an

output. However, this separation isnot perfect and there are

some resources which are shared. For example, there is

only one Point Description - also, both input and output

share the same Zone assignment. These examples are

obvious, since they derive from the fact that there is only

one device configured into MX CONSYS for each I/O unit.

Using MX, the Sounder Base can be Isolated and De-

isolated independently from the detector. There are two

separate isolate states, one for the input and one for the

output.

8. ORDERING INFORMATION

802SB Sounder Base: 516.800.910

Volume Adjustment Trimmer Tool: 517.050.015

Volume Pot Blank Label

(Strip of 10): 517.050.022

JM/jm

4th July 2008

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