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Test - Activación manual
Para activar el modo de test manualmente pulsar el pulsador TEST.
El modo de test (duración 4 minutos) permite:
controlar la tensión de la batería
ejecutar transmisiones con potencia reducida para comprobar la calidad de la señal en condiciones
de funcionamiento desfavorables.
controlar la señalación de LED:
» LED verde - canal de recepción
» LED amarillo - canal de transmisión
Después de 4 minutos el transmisor vuelve al modo de funcionamiento normal.
Instalación
Abrir la sirena destornillando con un destornillador los dos tornillos en la tapa de la sirena (fig. 3)
Sacar la tapa
Fijar el fondo en la pared utilizando los agujeros de fijación y las arandelas incluidas (fig. 4)
Introducir la batería de 7,2V en el alojamiento
Desenganchar el contacto tamper y utilizando los tornillos incluidos fijar el rectángulo de plástico
(fig. 5) en la pared sin separarlo del fondo de la caja.
El contacto tamper funciona sea como antiapertura sea como antiarrastre.
ATENCION
Nunca separar el rectángulo de plástico del fondo de la caja.
Enganchar el contacto tamper
Cerrar la tapa
Fijar la tapa utilizando los tornillos en la tapa (fig. 3)
ATENCION
La sirena se debe instalar en lugar protegido pero accesible para la substitución periodica de la
batería.
Nunca instalar la sirena en superficies metálicas (el alcance de transmisión se reduce) o en el
interior de cajas metálicas.
Accesorios
La sirena se entrega con los accesorios siguientes:
4 arandelas para la fijación de la caja en la pared
1 taco con tornillo para la fijación del contacto tamper en la pared
1 junta de caucho
2 tornillos Parker 2,9 x 9,5 para la fijación del enrejado
1 tornillo de latón M3 H5 para el contacto antihoradación
Nota importante relativa al funcionamiento de la sirena
1) Para poder reconocer la sirena radio, se debe absolutamente programar el número de serie de la
centrale.
2) La sirena está operativa una vez completado correctamente el reconocimiento.
3) La sirena no funciona con centrales diferentes de la implicada en el proceso de reconocimiento (se
compara el número de serie con el número grabado)
Modo de funcionamiento (dip-switch 1 y dip-switch 2)
Ver páginas 3 y 4
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Description
SAEL 2000 WL is a wireless siren (bidirectional radio transmission) equipped with acoustic advisor
and low consumption XENON flash. It can be programmed to function either as indoor or outdoor
siren.
Power supply is guaranteed by a 7.2V-13Ah lithium battery.
Data exchange with the control panel is bidirectional using two operating frequencies
(RX 868MHz - TX 433MHz).
Maintenance mode
In maintenance tamper control is disabled in order to permit opening of the casing.
The siren passes into maintenance if:
the control panel passes into maintenance (only if the siren has been learnt)
the battery is connected to the siren
Maintenance mode is left if:
the control panel quits maintenance mode itself (only if the siren has been learnt)
an alarm signal is received from the control panel
Learning
1) Put the control panel into maintenance mode
» Select the number of the siren
» Program the functional parameters
» Put the control panel into wait for Siren Learning
2) Open the cover of the siren and connect the battery.
» The siren passes automatically into maintenance mode.
3) Press the button LEARN that is positioned inside the siren casing
» The siren transmits its ID code.
» The yellow LED blinks.
4) Successful learning is viewed on the control panel.
» The control panel transmits its serial number (must be programmed prior to learning).
5) On reception of the control panel's serial number, if the learning has been completed
successfully, the siren emits a beep for confirmation.
» The green LED is lit whereas the yellow one is switched off.
ATTENTION - VERY IMPORTANT !
If you do not hear the beep, repeat the procedure from point 3 onwards.
6) Verify the communication with the siren by initiating the radio test Siren Connection on the
control panel
7) Verify siren sounding by arming the control panel and violating a zone
8) Close the cover
9) Quit the maintenance mode on the control panel.
Battery voltage check
Battery voltage check is done prior to every transmission. If battery charge drops below the limit of
low battery, the siren emits a sequence of sounds and transmits low battery signaling to the control
panel on every arming/disarming.
In case of low battery, it is recommended to replace immediately the battery. The siren, however,
continues to work but with a reduction of sound level proportionate to the reduction of battery
voltage.
Battery replacement
Put the control panel into maintenance
The siren passes automatically into maintenance mode and emits a low volume beep
Open the cover of the siren
The anti-opening tamper is disabled in maintenance.
Remove the battery and press the button TEST
Connect the new battery
The siren passes automatically into maintenance mode
Press the button TEST to check battery voltage of the new battery.
Verify that the yellow transmission LED is lit, then:
» Battery charged:
no sound signaling
» Battery discharged:
bitonal sound signaling
Verify the communication with the siren by initiating the radio test Siren Connection on the
control panel
Verify siren sounding by arming the control panel and violating a zone
Close the cover
Quit the maintenance mode on the control panel and check end of low battery signaling
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