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Describes the positive trip input for fire alarms with specific tones and compliance.
Details the positive trip input for CO alarms with specific tones.
Explains how the fire input overrides other alarms and requirements for steady triggers.
Details the English burglar alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.
Describes the English fire alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.
Outlines the English CO alarm message and optional Spanish add-on.
Information on connecting alarm speakers and minimum impedance requirements.
Explains the speaker monitoring feature for detecting continuity loss.
Supports Burglar, Fire, and Carbon Monoxide inputs.
Offers voice messages in English or English followed by Spanish.
Includes ANSI standard audible emergency evacuation signaling tones.
Monitors speaker continuity to detect faults.
Reduces current draw for controls with limited alarm output power.
Distinguishes steady vs. pulsing alarm outputs for single-output controls.
Starts siren sounds at low volume and increases over 30 seconds.
Guidance on wiring speakers in series or parallel for optimal resistance.
Explains using RED (+12V) for low current triggers vs. maximum operating current.
Wiring instructions for Black (NEG), White (+CO), Green (+FA), Red (+12V), Blue (+BA), and Brown (-BA) terminals.
Details for using SPKR TRBL terminal with control zones and EOL resistors.
Explanation of jumper settings like JP1 (SIREN ONLY ON BURG) to JP8 (MCU POWER).
Wiring diagram and notes for negative-switching alarm outputs (e.g., DSC).
Wiring diagram and notes for positive-switching alarm outputs.
The ELK-110 Voice Driver is a versatile device designed for residential and commercial alarm applications, combining high-quality voice messages with conventional siren and temporal code tone sounds. It features three input channels for Burglar, Fire, and Carbon Monoxide alarms, bilingual voice messages, and various customizable options.
The ELK-110 provides pre-recorded alarm messages in both English and Spanish, with three distinct alarm channels: one for Burglar, one for Fire, and one for Carbon Monoxide. The siren/tones include a High/Low Siren for Burglary, a Temporal 3 Coded Tone for Fire (compliant with ANSI standard for Audible Emergency Evacuation Signaling), and a Temporal 4 Coded Tone for Carbon Monoxide. Jumper pins allow for extensive customization of options and features.
The device supports both positive (+BA) and negative (-BA) inputs for Burglar conditions, making it compatible with most control panels. Activating either channel triggers a Burglary warning message and a loud high/low siren. For control panels that provide steady and pulsing alarm outputs, the ELK-110 offers "ComboTrigger™," which can distinguish a pulse from a steady signal and automatically switch from Burglar to Fire.
The +FA (FIRE) input is positive (+) trip only and features a Fire warning message and a Temporal 3 Coded Tone. The +CO (Carbon Monoxide) input is positive (+) trip only and features a Carbon Monoxide warning message and a Temporal 4 Coded Tone. FIRE (+FA) Override: If the +FA input is activated while either the +BA or +CO Alarm channels are sounding, Fire will take priority and override the other alarms. This function only works on the +FA input. Pulsing on the +BA or -BA inputs will not override the +BA or +CO alarms. For Fire priority override, positive (+) steady output triggers must be connected to the three (+) inputs.
Voice messages are spoken in English Only, or English followed by Spanish (selectable via "Switch & Jumper Options"). BA (Burglar) English: "Intruder, intruder, the authorities have been notified, leave immediately." Followed by a high/low Alarm sound. This repeats until the trigger is removed. Spanish can be added by placing a shorting jumper on JP5. FA (Fire) English: "Fire, fire, 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.
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.
General| Brand | Elk Products |
|---|---|
| Model | ELK-110 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
