EMS FIRECELL User Manual

Internal Indications
RF1 RX LED; a green LED will ash when data is received from a Radio Cluster Communicator, using
receiver 1.
RF2 RX LED; a green LED will ash when data is received from a Radio Cluster Communicator, using
receiver 2.
RF1 TX LED; a yellow LED will ash when data is transmitted to a Radio Cluster Communicator, using
receiver 1.
RF2 TX LED; a yellow LED will ash when data is transmitted to a Radio Cluster Communicator, using
receiver 2.
LCD Display; the Radio Hub incorporates a 16 character LCD display, used for displaying the number of
devices on the system, along with current alarm and fault totals. This is also used for programming
functions.
Rotary Control; a Rotary Control is used to scroll through and enter menu options for programming
purposes.
Reset Button; the reset button is used to reset the Radio Hub.
Back Button; the back button is used to move back a step in the menu.
Log On Button; the log on button is not used on the Radio Hub and is for future use.
ENG 1 Port; the engineers port is used to establish connection to a computer based terminal program.
This is used for programming purposes, using the FireCell Conguration Tool.
Loop 1 -4 Connections; these are used for Loop IN and OUT connections to the re alarm control panel.
The loop connections are used for passing device data to the control panel. Note; Loop 1 connections
are used to apply power to the Radio Hub.
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EMS FIRECELL Specifications

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