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Elk Products ELK-110 User Manual

Elk Products ELK-110
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Voice Driver
APPLICATION:
The ELK-110 is ideal for residential and commercial
alarm applications. It combines the advantages
of high quality voice messages with conventional
siren and temporal code tone sounds. It features 3
input channels, bilingual voice messages, and many
unique options.
Features or Specifi cations subject to change without notice.
Voice Driver
ELK-110 v5
Instructions Printed On Inside
ELK-110 v5
FEATURES:
Three Input Channels, Burglar, Fire, and CO
Siren only, Voice only, or combined
Bilingual Voice - English & Spanish
Temporal Coded Tones - ANSI standard Audible
Emergency Evacuation Signaling
Speaker Trouble Supervision
SPECIFICATIONS:
Nom. Operating Voltage: 10-14 Volts D.C.
Nom. Current Draw: 1.25 Amps (8 Ohm Spkr)
Min. Low Current Trigger: 10.5VDC
Sound Level: 122 db @1meter
Freq. Temporal 3=800Hz, Temporal 4=1000Hz
MilliMiser™ Current Drain 800 mA
Maximum Speaker Loading: 4 Ohms
Size: 2.75" X 4.0" (70mm X 102mm)
06/11
With Siren & Temporal Coded Tones
* Now includes Carbon Monoxide Alarm *
With Siren & Temporal Coded Tones
OVERVIEW
The ELK-110 features pre-recorded alarm messages in
English & Spanish and 3 alarm channels, 1 for Burglar, 1 for
Fire, and 1 for Carbon Monoxide. The siren/tones include
High/Low Siren for Burglary, Temporal 3 Coded Tone for Fire,
and Temporal 4 Coded Tone for Carbon Monoxide. Jumper
pins allow customization of options and features.
INPUTS
The ELK-110 has both positive (+BA) and negative (-BA)
inputs for Burglary conditions, making it compatible with
most Controls. Tripping either channel causes a Burglary
warning message and a loud high/low siren. For Controls
that provide steady and pulsing on their alarm outputs, the
ELK-110 o ers ComboTrigger™ which can distinguish a pulse
from a steady and automatically switch Burg to Fire.
+FA (FIRE) This input is positive (+) trip only, and features
a Fire warning message and a Temporal 3 Coded Tone. It
is compliant with ANSI standard for Audible Emergency
Evacuation Signaling.
+CO (Carbon Monoxide) This input is positive (+) trip only,
and features a Carbon Monoxide warning message and a
Temporal 4 Coded Tone.
FIRE (+FA) Override Should the +FA input be activated while
either the +BA or +CO Alarm channels are sounding, Fire will
take priority and will override the other alarms.
Caution: This ONLY functions on the +FA input. Pulsing
on the +BA or -BA to activate Fire WILL NOT OVERRIDE
the +BA or +CO alarms. If Fire priority override is desired,
connect ONLY Positive (+) Steady output triggers to the
three (+) inputs.
VOICE MESSAGES
Voice messages are spoken in English Only, or English
followed by Spanish. (See "Switch & Jumper Options").
BA (Burglar) English:
Intruder, intruder, the authorities have been noti ed, leave
immediately. Followed by high/low Alarm sound. This
repeats until trigger is removed. {Spanish can be added
by placing a shorting jumper on JP5}
FA (Fire) English:
Fire, re, please evacuate the building. Followed by
Temporal 3 Coded Tone. This repeats until the trigger is
removed. {Spanish can be added by placing a shorting
jumper on JP5}
CO (Carbon Monoxide) English:
Warning, Carbon Monoxide, please evacuate the building.
Followed by Temporal 4 Coded Tone. This repeats until
the trigger is removed. {Spanish can be added by placing
a shorting jumper on JP5}
OUTPUTS
SPEAKER - For connection of Alarm Speaker(s). The lowest
sustainable impedance is 4 Ohms.
SPKR TRBL - (Speaker Supervision, see option JP8)
The ELK-110 can monitor the SPEAKER Output and provide
a switched low (pull to ground) on terminal "Out" when no
continuity is detected (e.g. cut wire or removed speaker).
A N/O or EOL resistor Control Zone may be connected as
follows: Connect SPKR TRBL "NEG" terminal to the Zone
Neg. Connect SPKR TRBL "OUT" to the Zone Input. The EOL
resistor (if used) is connected across these inputs.
* Supervision only detects total loss of continuity, it will not
detect a dead short on the SPEAKER output. *
Be sure to place a shorting jumper on JP8 and connect the
RED (+12V) wire to a constant power source.
When the ELK-110 is active and sounding an alarm it may
be possible for the SPKR TRBL output to inadvertently false
activate. This is normal due to the fact that speaker continuity
cannot be measured while the siren is sounding.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
MilliMiser™ - option reduces current draw for controls with
limited alarm output power
ComboTrigger™ - option for single alarm output controls which
have the option of steady for burglar and pulsing for re.
VolumeStep™ - option starts the siren sounds at low volume and
step to full volume after 30 seconds. {voice does not step}
828-397-4200 Voice
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email: info@elkproducts.com
PO Box 100 Hildebran, NC 28637 USA
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Elk Products ELK-110 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandElk Products
ModelELK-110
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Overview of ELK-110 Voice Driver

ELK-110 Inputs Configuration

Positive Fire Input (+FA)

Describes the positive trip input for fire alarms with specific tones and compliance.

Positive Carbon Monoxide Input (+CO)

Details the positive trip input for CO alarms with specific tones.

Fire Input Priority Override

Explains how the fire input overrides other alarms and requirements for steady triggers.

Voice Message Descriptions

Burglar (BA) Voice Message

Details the English burglar alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.

Fire (FA) Voice Message

Describes the English fire alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Voice Message

Outlines the English CO alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.

ELK-110 Outputs

Speaker Connection

Information on connecting alarm speakers and minimum impedance requirements.

Speaker Supervision (SPKR TRBL)

Explains the speaker monitoring feature for detecting continuity loss.

Application of ELK-110

Key Features of ELK-110

Three Input Channels

Supports Burglar, Fire, and Carbon Monoxide inputs.

Bilingual Voice Messages

Offers voice messages in English or English followed by Spanish.

Temporal Coded Tones

Includes ANSI standard audible emergency evacuation signaling tones.

Speaker Trouble Supervision

Monitors speaker continuity to detect faults.

Special Features

MilliMiser Option

Reduces current draw for controls with limited alarm output power.

ComboTrigger Option

Distinguishes steady vs. pulsing alarm outputs for single-output controls.

VolumeStep Option

Starts siren sounds at low volume and increases over 30 seconds.

Technical Specifications

ELK-110 Installation Instructions

Speaker Hookup

Guidance on wiring speakers in series or parallel for optimal resistance.

Low Current Triggers

Explains using RED (+12V) for low current triggers vs. maximum operating current.

Input Wiring Details

Wiring instructions for Black (NEG), White (+CO), Green (+FA), Red (+12V), Blue (+BA), and Brown (-BA) terminals.

Speaker Supervision Wiring

Details for using SPKR TRBL terminal with control zones and EOL resistors.

Jumper Options Configuration

Explanation of jumper settings like JP1 (SIREN ONLY ON BURG) to JP8 (MCU POWER).

Hookup for Alarm Output with switching Negative

Wiring diagram and notes for negative-switching alarm outputs (e.g., DSC).

Hookup for Alarm Output with switching Positive

Wiring diagram and notes for positive-switching alarm outputs.

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