Bosch Security Systems 0407-4 User Manual 55282
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EXHIBIT 5 Installation and Operating Instructions Pam 2,1033(b)(3) Retl if Testing Laboratories Test Report N04 R-7530—1 FCC ID: ESV-0407—4 Installation instructions for the RF280THS Wireless (RF) Photoelectric Smoke Detector ‘ ‘0 GENERALINFORMATION . RF2BOTHS Photoelectric Smoke Detector is a UL, Listed, open- a Wireless smoke detector with a integral 135°F heat sensor _ igncd for use vrith commercial tire protective signaling and house- .;ld tire warning systems (see NFPA 72, “The National Fire Alarm Ede") . commercial and industrial installations. 30 ft.(9.2 m) spacing be- ieen detectors is recommended (in accordance with NFFA 72), l ’\i'\ LED indicator ilashes approximately every 26 seconds to verify at the detector has battery power and that the smoke sampling cir- Jtlry is functioning. The LED wrii blink every 1/2 second in the event ,: an alarm. atlowrng the user easy verification oi indivrdual detector i harms. The detector Will automatically reset after 3 minutes it the alarm condition no longer exists. The detector may also be manually reset by pressing the Test button. it an alarm condition exists aiterthe Test button is pushed, the detector Will re-aiarm in 20-30 seconds. After the alarm condition has been cleared, the control panel alarm may be cleared by a control panel reset command. 2.0 SPECIFICATIONS - Description: RFaaOTHS Wireless Photoelectric Smoke Detec- tor With a integral 135“ heat sensor and an internal 85db sounder. - Replacement Chamber: R03»t0 (sold in packs of 10) - Operating Temperature: +32 to +100°F (0 to +38‘C). 010 95% relative humidity (non-condensing) - Standby Voltage: Apprommately 6 VDC supplied by two 3 VDC lithium batteries - Battery Lite: Approximateiysyears undernormal operating con- ditions with the recommended battery types, - Recommended Batten/Types: Duracell DL123A. Energizer ELt 23AP, and Panasonic CR! 23A. May be used with the DS7400Xi Version 3 + Control/Communica- tors With a lirmware version of 3.07 or above. - Patents: The RF280TH series smoke detectors are protected by one or more oi the lollowmg patents: $6,400,014. $15,543,777, #D339,07B. NDES.293,009. . Compatible Control Panels: 3.0 MOUNTINGTHE DETECTOR I-—- The maximum wireless range at the detector. in open air. is approximately 500 teet (150 m). In normal house- hold or commercial applications it is recommended that the detector be kept within 100 feet (30 in) oi the control IMPORTANT panel receiver to which it is assigned. it is recommended that the detector be temporarily mounted, using double sided tape. and tested from the ‘ desired location before permanent mounting. i - Remove the dust cover lrom the detector. The dust cover may be i replaced during construction periods, but must be removed once i the alarm system is enabled. Detection Systems, Inc., 130 Perinton Parkway. Fairport. New York. USA 1445043159 ® (715) 223—4060 ' (800) 289—0096 ' Fax: (715) 223-9180 - Remove the detector from the mounting plate by Misting the base counter~c|ockWise. r The mounting plate has a base locking tab which (it used) requires that the locking tab be pressed towards the mounting suriace to re- lease the smoke detector. il you do not want the “Look-in“ leature, no changes need to be made to the mounting plate. it you Wish to have the detector ‘Lock-in‘ to the mounting plate, modify the base locking tab as shown below: Bunk Aunt-s Alex tor 1m l/i' featur- - install the mounting plate in the desired location. Do not attach the smoke detector to the mounting plate at this time. - install the 2 lithium batteries (supplied in a separate package) into the base of the smoke detector. Be sure to observe the polarity it"ilili'iti /" Programming Sunni Number - There will be a two part sticker on the base of the unit With a 9 digit number on it. Remove one oi the stickers and keep it in a sate place as you Will need the number to program the unit lrom the control panel. - Connect the detector to the mounting plate.Twist ii clockwise into | place. | 4.0 PROGRAMMINGTHE RF280THS SMOKE DETECTOR i See your DS7400Xi Wireless Reierence Guide tor programming infor- mation tor wireless type devices. |— The RFZBOTHS must be programmed into the panel the same as a multiplex smoke detector. lMPOHTANT 5.0 OPERATIONALTESTING Note: it is important to notify allconcerned parties priorto any main- tenance or testing oi the lire alarm system, and then again after completion. - When the system is tree of alarms, check each detector to ensure that the red LED indicator is flashing approXimateiy every 26 sec- onds. This venties that the detector is operating property. - Test each detector to ensure it will cause a control panel alarm. - To alarm the detectors, do one of the following: - Press the Test button. The LED on the detector will turn on. the sounder will sound and a test report will be sent to the control panel. Or you may use a U.L. Listed Aerosol smoke detector tester 5/93 Copyright © 1998 Detection Systems, inc. RFZEOTH Installation Guide P/N SGSGQA i such as the Home Saleguard Industries'zss to SimUIale an alarm. ifoiiov, the instructions With the Aerosol smoke detector tester. late: When a detector alarms, the red LED indicator will activate and blink every 1/2 second,You may clear the alarm by mo- mentarily pressing the Test button or by allowing the smoke to dissipate, Be sure the alarm has cleared belore proceed- ing to the next detector. 6.0 SENSITIVITY TESTING Note: The calibration ol the detector is very impcnant in determin- ing its continued operation. Depending on local regulations, the trequency oi calibration IEISIll'lg may be required more often than once a year.The National Fire Protection Associ- ation (NFPA) Standard 72, “The National Fire Alarm Coda" recommends calibration tests be made at installation, than every other year, and Functional testing should be done , monthly The sensitivity can be tested (to meet NFPA 72 “The National Fire Alarm Code“ requirements) by pressing the Test button on the detec- tor and observing the LED indicator. ManueITest - Press the Test button and observe the LED. - It the detector is Within thetactory marked calibration range, it will go into alarm and the alarm LED will tlash every t/2 second. - It the detector is too sensitive. the LED will llash 4 times rapidly (once every 112 second) and then the detector will go into alarm. - it the detector is not sensitive enough, the LED will tlash 2 times slowly (once every two seconds) and then the detector will go into alarm. - it the detector is not operational, it will not signal an alarm. Re- turn the unit tor repair. Visual Check This detector includes the Chamber Check” AutomaticTrouble Indi- cation which allows the detectorto automatically indicate it its calibra- . tron is out at the tactory listed rangetThis allows you to meet the NFPA l iridelines lor sensitivity testing by visually inspecting the detector l ltd checking the tlash rate at the LED. 1 l a manual test is performed or if the calibration is out of range tor nicre than 24 hours, the alarm LED on the detector Will begin to tlash l t different rates (see Manual Test tor llash rates) lrorn its' normal me every 26 seconds. ,0 THERMISTOR TEST .—xpose the thermistorto a heat source such as a hair dryeror a shield» d neat lamp. Exposethe thermistor until the detectorgoes into alarm ilKI the storm LED llashes every 1/2 second. it the unit does not go i. ulnri‘t, send the unit back to Detection Systems, lnc. tor repair, I: to sure to clear each alarm for each test belore proceeding c the next detector. . AINTENANCE ,. ie., t once a year, the detector cover should be cleaned. Use a vacuum, clean/dry compressed air. or water, Particular attention should be paid to the screens. In dusty areas or areas of heavy insect concentration, cleaning may be required more often. If clean- ing the chamber is not a desirable option, it can be replaced using the PICS-10. - To clean the detectors, penorm the following: - Remove the detector trorn the mounting plate. - insert a thin, ilalhead screwdriver into the cover latch and pry the cover away trim the chassis. Cover men - Grasp the chamber cover and pull it up and away lrom the chas- Slst - With the chamber cever removed, clean the inside oi the cover with a vacuum or clean/dry compressed air. or water. - Clean the inside of the chamber with a vacuum or clean/dry com- pressed air. Do not clean with water. At this point. instead of cleaning the chamber, you may choose to replace it with an R63- 10 Replacement Chamber. - Replace the chamber cever. For easiest results, place the cham- ber cover parallel to the chamber, then gently snap the locking labs into place. - Replace the cover. ~ Connect the terminal strip and return the detector to its mounting plate. The detectors should be tested for proper calibra- tion after cleaning. IMPORTANT - Do not paint the detectors. Paint or othertoreign mattercovering the screens may prohibit or retard smoke trorn entering the detector. FCC COMPLIANCE NOTICE: This dEVlCEI complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with PISS-210 ot lndustry and Science Canada. Operation is subject to the Iollowmg two conditions: (I) this device may not cause harmful tntsrterence. and (2) this device must accept any interterence received, including interference that may cause undestrable operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Detection Systems, Inc. can void the users authority to operate the equipment, age 2 Copyright©1998 Detection Systems, lnc. FIFQBOTH installation instructions QENERALLNFQJLMATIQN OF THERFZEHHS TRANSMITTER The RF280THS is a battery powered smoke detector with a built in 304 MHZ RF Transmitter. It is used in the DS Residential Security and Escort Security Systems. As indicated in the Block Diagram of the RF280, once smoke is detected by the photo electric sensor the signal from the sensor is processed by PHOTOASIC, As a result, the detected smoke signal is converted into an input digital signal of the Microcontroller which also monitors cover tamper signal. Then the Microcontroller determines the tasks accordingly and sends the status to a receiver through the RF Transmitter. A supervisory signal is transmitted to a receiver every 65 minutes. Eggggengy g .ontrol Devices Used: 1. One 800 kHz ceramic resonator used for the microcontroller’s oscillator. 2. One 304 MHz SAW resonator used for the oscillator of the RF Transmitter. g.® Ret “f Testing Laboratories
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