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General| Frequency | 868 MHz |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C |
| Communication | Wireless |
| Compliance | EN54-25 |
| Devices Supported | Sounders |
| Power Supply | Lithium battery |
| Humidity Range | Up to 95% RH, non-condensing |
| Compatibility | EMS Firecell System |
| Type | Wireless Fire Alarm |
Details the EMS FireCell System architecture, including Radio Hub and RCCs.
Explains the Radio Hub's role in receiving data from RCCs.
Describes the RCC's function in receiving data from wireless devices.
Emphasizes conducting surveys and system design before installation.
Outlines measures to prevent damage from Electrostatic Discharge.
Shows examples of Optical, Heat, and Sounder Detector wireless bases.
Shows the Radio Hub and Radio Cluster Communicator (RCC).
Details the power jumper, ident number, and log on button.
Covers power jumper, ident number, log on button, and status LED.
Details power jumper, ident number, log on button, and status LED.
Explains log on button, power jumper, and ident number.
Shows ident number and log on button for RCC.
Instructions for installing the Control Panel and Radio Hub.
Details installing and programming Radio Cluster Communicators (RCCs).
Process for assigning newly added RCCs within the system.
Describes how to assign newly added wireless devices to RCCs.
Explains Radio Hub's LED indicators, controls, and display.
Describes the Power, Fault, and System Fault LED indicators on the Radio Hub.
Explains RF LEDs, LCD display, and controls of the Radio Hub.
Explains the use of Loop IN/OUT connections for panel communication.
Describes the HEALTHY, FAULT, and SYS FAULT LEDs on the RCC.
Explains Reset, Back, Log On buttons and ENG 1 Port.
Explains the Start Button and its operation in power save mode.
Describes Status, Fault, Mains/Charger Fail, Battery Low/Fail LEDs.
Describes the process and indication for adding devices to the system.
Describes Output, Input Fault, and Input Switch Closed LEDs.
Shows options for checking device status, adding, removing, and options.
Lists options for viewing fault conditions and battery levels.
Details options for managing radio channels and advanced settings.
Describes the default screen display and its components.
Explains how to navigate through menus using the rotary control and back button.
Explains the format L1 A003 L Optic and its components.
Lists and explains device status codes like L, U, C, !, ;.
Lists and explains device types like Optic, Sound, I/O, etc.
Covers faults related to device assembly, tampering, and contamination.
Addresses issues with signal strength, battery, and sounder audio.
Describes faults related to wiring integrity and system assignment.
Explains how alarm conditions like Fire and Pre Alarm are displayed.
Details the input and output status for Input/Output devices.
Explains status indicators for Pack 1 battery (OK, Warning, Low, Missing).
Explains status indicators for Pack 2 battery (OK, Warning, Low, Missing).
Explains the format D→RCC01 and RCC→D signal level displays.
Describes how to manually update device signal levels.
Explains how to add wireless devices to the system.
Describes assigning unassigned devices to their associated RCCs.
Details the process for removing devices from the system.
Allows allocation of the Radio Hub to a specific loop and address.
Explains how to add a Radio Cluster Communicator (RCC) to the system.
Details the process for removing an RCC from the system.
Explains the format L1 A003 L RCC01 and its components.
Lists and explains status codes like L, U, ! for Hub/RCCs.
Covers faults related to communication, interference, and RFI detection.
Addresses issues with mains power, battery, and internal processors.
Describes faults related to aerial tampering and checksum errors.
Explains R01→Hub and Hub→R01 signal level displays.
Table correlating dB levels to signal quality for RCCs.
Allows viewing of a unit's unique ident number and software version.
Displays background RF levels for the Radio Hub or RCCs.
Allows viewing of currently used radio channels.
Reprograms an RCC to resolve checksum faults.
Explains requirements for selecting low and high band channels.
Lists all 32 available channels categorized by Low and High Bands.
Guides manual selection of RCC to RCC communication channels.
Guides manual selection of Device to RCC communication channels.
Automatic channel selection for individual and all Device to RCC paths.
Allows changing the Loop number and address of a device.
Lists all devices assigned to a selected RCC.
Displays battery statuses for all wireless devices.
Displays signal levels for devices and RCCs over 24 hours.
Allows performing output tests on individual devices.
Enters loops into a fast test mode for quicker testing.
Changes the communication path of an RCC to the Radio Hub.
Configures auto-silencing for wireless sounders.
Selects between EN and Non-EN modes for fault monitoring.
Enables display of analogue value 35 messages for specific faults.
Configures No Sndr Audio fault reporting.
Details checks for battery missing and low battery faults on devices.
Addresses mains fail, signal strength, and interference faults.
Covers faults like head missing, head dirty, and no audio output.
Describes faults related to tamper switches, aerials, and wiring integrity.
Shows example display of devices meeting signal level requirements.
Indicates which devices meet or fail the acceptable signal level criteria.
Highlights devices that do not meet the required signal levels.
Verifies device placement and checks for nearby equipment causing interference.
Verifies RCC assignment and recommends signal surveys/support contact.
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