Inovonics Wireless Corporation 3B6ESL User Manual
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F202_V1.FM rev 1.10 1/27/00
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Scope of Manual: This Inovonics manual contains additional installation and servicing information that is not available in the accompanying primary instal-
lation manual: ESL 560 Series Wireless Smoke Detector Installation Instructions. This secondary manual is chiefly concerned with transmitter program-
ming and servicing the detector in response to trouble indications at the control panel.
lation manual: ESL 560 Series Wireless Smoke Detector Installation Instructions. This secondary manual is chiefly concerned with transmitter program-
ming and servicing the detector in response to trouble indications at the control panel.
Typical average standby current...................................................... 38.5µA
Typical peak alarm current .............................................................. 91.1mA
The FA202 Wireless Smoke Detector, built upon photoelectric Sentrol/ESL
technology, continually monitors its own sensitivity and operational status.
If it detects a Low Battery condition or is in need of cleaning, it transmits a
Low Battery signal that should be interpreted as a “Maintenance Needed”
trouble condition at the control panel. If the unit is in need of cleaning, it can
be serviced on-site by replacing its Smoke Chamber. Two 3 volt lithium bat-
teries, supplied with the product, provide at least one year of operation.
technology, continually monitors its own sensitivity and operational status.
If it detects a Low Battery condition or is in need of cleaning, it transmits a
Low Battery signal that should be interpreted as a “Maintenance Needed”
trouble condition at the control panel. If the unit is in need of cleaning, it can
be serviced on-site by replacing its Smoke Chamber. Two 3 volt lithium bat-
teries, supplied with the product, provide at least one year of operation.
T
HIS
EQUIPMENT
SHOULD
BE
INSTALLED
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
THE
N
ATIONAL
F
IRE
P
ROTECTION
A
SSOCIATION
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S
S
TANDARD
72.
(National Fire Protection Association, Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269)
1.
Locate the transmitter programming pins by disassembling the detector
as follows (refer to Figures 4 through 7 in the ESL 560 instructions):
a. Remove the red dust cover containing the batteries from the smoke
as follows (refer to Figures 4 through 7 in the ESL 560 instructions):
a. Remove the red dust cover containing the batteries from the smoke
detector.
b. With the smoke detector facing you, remove the detector from its
Mounting Base by twisting the detector about 15 degrees counter-
clockwise with respect to the Mounting Base.
clockwise with respect to the Mounting Base.
c. Remove the Detector Cap by first sliding a flatblade screwdriver
part way into the slot on the side of the Detector Cap. Now, gently
push the handle down while twisting the Detector Cap counter-
clockwise with respect to the Detector Lid.
push the handle down while twisting the Detector Cap counter-
clockwise with respect to the Detector Lid.
d. Remove the Detector Lid from the Body by pushing down on the
Smoke Chamber while pulling up on the bottom of the Lid (see Fig-
ure A).
ure A).
e. Remove the Battery Cover that encloses the Battery Compartment
by pushing on the area marked OPEN.
f.
Take the batteries out of the red dust cover holder and load them
into the Battery Compartment. Make sure to observe battery polar-
ity and that the battery removal ribbon rests under the batteries.
into the Battery Compartment. Make sure to observe battery polar-
ity and that the battery removal ribbon rests under the batteries.
g. Refer to Figure B to locate the programming pins on the transmitter
board.
2.
Using an appropriate Inovonics programming device, set the program-
ming options as follows:
•
ming options as follows:
•
External Switch Type: Normally Closed
•
EOL Resistor: No
•
Use Internal Contact: No
•
Check-in Time: 60 seconds
Note: These also are the factory default programming options. Some pro-
gramming devices like the FA422 Receiver can place an Identification Num-
ber into a transmitter without changing the default settings.
gramming devices like the FA422 Receiver can place an Identification Num-
ber into a transmitter without changing the default settings.
3.
When prompted by the programming device to plug in the transmitter,
connect the programming cable to the 3-pin header. (Orientation of the
cable with respect to the 3-pin header is not important; both outside pins
on the 3-pin header are at ground potential.)
connect the programming cable to the 3-pin header. (Orientation of the
cable with respect to the 3-pin header is not important; both outside pins
on the 3-pin header are at ground potential.)
4.
Press the Reset button on the transmitter.
When programming is complete, disconnect the cable, test the detector per
the Wireless Sensitivity Test Procedure (on the back of this sheet), and reas-
semble the smoke detector.
the Wireless Sensitivity Test Procedure (on the back of this sheet), and reas-
semble the smoke detector.
FA202 Current Draw Specifications
(Supersedes Sentrol ESL 560 specifications)
FA202 Wireless Smoke Detector
with CleanMe™ Signaling
FA202 Wireless Smoke Detector
with CleanMe™ Signaling
Programming Procedure
Figure A: Removing the Detector Lid
3 -p in pro g ra m m in g h e a d er
Re se t b u tto n
C le a n M e
d is a b le d p o sitio n
C le a n M e
e n a b le d p o sitio n
Figure B: Transmitter Board Features
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