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2gig Technologies WIRELESS SMOKE/HEAT/FREEZE ALARM User Manual

2gig Technologies WIRELESS SMOKE/HEAT/FREEZE ALARM
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2GIGSMKT3345
WIRELESS SMOKE/HEAT/FREEZE ALARM
INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
FCCID:ZFHSMKT3345
IndustryCanadaID:9640ASMKT3345
2GIG’sWirelessSmoke/Heat/FreezeAlarmisa3xAAAbatterypoweredwirelessalarmintended
foruseina2GIGsystem.Thealarmhasabuiltinwirelesstransmitter,whichcommunicates
withthe2GIGControlPanel.Whensmoke,excessiveheatorcoldisdetected,thealarmsounds
aloudlocalalarmandthebuiltint
ransmittersendsasignaltotheControlPanel.Thisalarmis
designedtoprovideprotectionwithina35footradiusoftheunit.The2GIGSMTK3345can
sendalarm,tamperandbatteryconditionmessagestotheControlPanel.
Box Contents
•WirelessSmoke/HeatAlarm
•Packofscrewsandfixings
•3AAAEnergizerE92batteries(1.5V1100mAh)orequivalent
TheWirelessSmoke/HeatAlarmcontainsasounderthatgeneratestheASHIs3.41temporal3
patterninanalarmcondition.
Inalarm,amessageisalsosenttotheControlPanelandthealarm’szonetypeandnamear
e
displayedatthepanel.Duringanalarmcondition,pressingthealarm’shushbuttonsilencesthe
sounder.TricoloredLED(red,yellow,green)andasounderonthealarmprovidelocalvisualand
audibleindicationofthealarm’sstatus.
Afterpoweruphascompletedandthealarmisfunctioningnormally,thegreenLEDblink
severy12
seconds.
AlarmTrouble:Whenthealarmhasageneralfault,theyellowLEDblinksonceeveryfourseconds
andthereisachirpevery48seconds.After4hoursthe2GIGControlPaneldisplaysalossof
supervisionmessage.
AlarmDirtyFeature:Whenthealarmhasbeencontaminated,they
ellowLEDblinksonceevery8
secondsandthereisachirpevery48seconds.After4hoursthe2GIGControlPaneldisplaysaloss
ofsupervisionmessage.
LowBatteryDetection:TheWirelessSmoke/HeatAlarmispoweredby3AAAbatteries.Thealarm
regularlychecksforalowbattery.Ifalo
wbatteryisdetected,thetransmittersendsalowbattery
messagetothe2GIGControlPanel,thatdisplaysthealarm’sIDatlowbattery.Inaddition,the
yellowLEDofthealarmblinksevery12seconds.Thealarmssounderchirpsevery48seconds
(yellowLEDcontinuestoblink)untiltheba
tteriesarereplaced.Pressingthehushbuttonsilences
thechirpingfor12hoursifnoothertroubleconditionsexist.Replacethebatterieswhenthe
chirpingbegins.Replacetheoldbatterieswithnewones.
Ifyouareexperiencinglowbatteryissues,checktomakesurethatyouhavethecorrectbatteries
installed(3AA
AEnergizerE92).
Inserting and Replacing Batteries
1. Removethealarmfr omitsbasebytwistingtheitcounterclockwise.Removeanddisposeof
thebatteriesaccordingtoyourlocalregulations.
2. Toensureproperpowerdownsequence,waitaminimumof20secondsbefore
insertingnewbatteries.
3. Insert3AAAEnergizerE92batteriesinthebatterycompartment.Followthepolaritydiagr
am
insidethecompartment.Ifthebatteriesareinsertedincorrectly,removegentlywithanon
conductivetoolandcorrectlyreinsert.
4. Reinstallthealarmontothemountingbasebyturningthealarmclockwiseuntilthemating
marksalign.
5. Afterthepowerupsequence,thegreenLEDshouldblinkaboutonceevery12secondsto
indic
atenormaloperation.Ifthebatteriesarenotinsertedcorrectly,thealarmwillnotoperate
andthebatteriesmaybedamaged.Ifthealarmdoesnotpowerup,checkforcorrectbattery
insertionandforfullychargedbatteries.
Constantexposuretohighhumiditymayreducebatterylife.
Programming
Thefollowingstepsdescribegeneralguidelinesforprogramming(learning)theWireless
Smoke/HeatAlarm(2GIGSMKT3345)intothe2GIGControlPanel.Scrollbetweenoptions
usingthe←and→arrows.Movetothepreviousornextpromptbypressingthe↑and↓
arrows.FormoredetailsregardinghowtoprogramtheControlPanel,refertothe2G
IG
ControlPanelInstallGuide.
1. SelectRFsensor#(01to48).AssigntheWirelessSmoke/HeatAlarmtoanewzone.
2. SelectRFsensortype.
(09)24hourfire(recommendedforsmokeandfire)
(16)24hourfirewithverification(optional)
(23)noresponsetype(optionalwithfreeze)
3. SelectRFequipmenttype.
4. SelectRFsensorequipmentcode.Enter1058forth
eSMKT33452GIG Smoke/HeatAlarm.
5. EnterRFsensorserialnumber(7digits).
ManualEntry:Typeinthelast7digitsoftheTXIDthatisfoundoutsidetheboxoronthe
bottomoftheheadunitbyremovingthebase.
AutoEntry:WiththepanelinLearninmode(p
ressShiftthenLearn)causeatamperonthe
alarmbytwistingthebaseunitcounterclockwiseandremovingit.ThecorrectTXIDshould
appear.A cceptthecorrectTXIDbypressingok.
Remembertopressthe↓arrowtocontinuethroughthesystemconfigurationprompts.
6. SelectRFsensorequipmentage.
(0)new(p
roductisnew)
(1)existing(productalreadyexists).
7. SelectRFsensorloopnumber.Selectwhichloopyouwouldliketosetup.
(1)Smoke
(2)Heat
(3)Freeze
NOTE:Eachloopmustbesetupasadifferentzone.Ifyouwanttoutilizeallthreefeatures
(smoke,heat,freeze)youwillneedtose
tupthreedifferentzonesanduseeachloop.
8. SelectRFsensor1dialerdelay
(0)disabled(thereshouldneverbeadialerdelayonthistypeofalarm)
9. ConstructRFsensordescriptor.PressInsertthenpressanynumberbetween002and255to
addaword.Forexample,ifyouwantedtona
methisalarmas“smokealarm,pressInsertthen
press208forSMOKE.PressInsertthenpress005forALARM.
10. SelectRFsensorreports(0to1).
(0)disabled(sensordoesnotreporttocentralstation)
(1)enabled(sensorreportstothecentralstation)
11. SelectRFsensorsupervised(0to1)
.
(0)disabled(sensordoesnotreportlossofsupervisionorlowbattery)
(1)enabled(sensorreportslossofsupervisionorlowbattery)
12. SelectRFsensorchime(0to13).
(0)disabled(panelwillnotchimewhensensorisactivated)
(1)(13)(selectsavoiceandchimetosoundwhensensorisactivated)
13.
Toprogramanothersensor,clicknext.
14. Toexitprogramming,clickskipthenendandexit.Uponexit,thepaneltakesafewsecondsto
reset.
Testing
Beforete sting,putthepanelintotestmodesothecentralstationisnotnotifiedtoprevent
unwantedalarms.TestingthealarmactivatesanalarmsoundandsendsasignaltotheControl
Panel.Thetestfunctioncannotbeusedifthealarmhasatroublecondition.
Test alarmsounder,LEDsandtransmitter
1.HoldtheTestbuttonfor4beeps(approximately6seconds).
2.ReleasetheTestbutton.
3.Oncereleased,theproductwillcontinuetobeep5moretimes.Bef orethebeepsstop,a
signalwillbesenttriggeringthealarm.
SmokeTest
Holdacottonwickatthesideofthealarmandgentlyblowsmokethroughthealarmuntilthe
smoketriggersthealarm.Youcanalsousesmokeaerosol.
DirectHeatTest (UseHairDryer10001500Watts)
Directheattowardthealarm.Holdtheheatsourceabout12inchesfromthealarmtoavoid
damagetotheplastic.Thealarmresetsonlyafterithastimetocool.
Ifanalarmfailsanyofthesetests,seeMaintenanceforhowtocleanthealarm.
Mounting the Alarm
1. Seethediagramtoinstallthemountingbaseontheceilingoronthewall.Usethe2screwsand
anchorsprovided.Maneuverthebasesothescrewsareattheelbowofthescrewslotsand
secure.
2. F itthe alarminsidethebasebyaligningitoverthebaseasshown(a
larm’salignmentnotch
shouldbeslightlyoffsetfromthemountingbasetamperreleasetab),thenturnthealarm
clockwiseuntilthealarmclicksintothebase.
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2gig Technologies WIRELESS SMOKE/HEAT/FREEZE ALARM Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSmoke/Heat/Freeze Alarm
Wireless Frequency345 MHz
Smoke Detection MethodPhotoelectric
Freeze DetectionYes
Freeze Detection Temperature41°F (5°C)
Weight0.5 lbs
Range350 ft, open air
Temperature Detection Range41°F to 100°F (5°C to 37.8°C)
Heat AlarmFixed temperature at 135°F (57°C)
Compatibility2GIG

Summary

Programming

Select RF Sensor Number

Assign the Wireless Smoke/Heat Alarm to a new zone.

Select RF Sensor Type

Choose the appropriate sensor type (e.g., 24-hour fire).

Enter RF Sensor Serial Number

Input the 7-digit serial number for the device.

Select RF Sensor Loop Number

Choose the loop for smoke, heat, or freeze features.

Testing

Test Alarm Sounder, LEDs, and Transmitter

Hold Test button for 4 beeps to test functions.

Smoke Test

Use smoke or aerosol to trigger the alarm.

Direct Heat Test

Apply heat from a distance to trigger the alarm.

Mounting the Alarm

Install Mounting Base

Secure the base to the ceiling or wall using screws.

Fit Alarm to Base

Align and twist the alarm clockwise onto the base.

Inserting and Replacing Batteries

NFPA Recommended Locations for Alarm

Maintenance

Safety Tips

Regulatory Information