Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 - Spy Shop Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 Place of installation suitable for dry, heated rooms Dimensions (H x W x D) 170 mm x 170 mm x 55 mm Weight

Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 6 zone radio fire warning panel

Operating instructions

Version 1.2 | Art. 32487

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Contents

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Contents

1 Explanation of Operating Instructions ................................................. 5

1.1 Purpose of Operating Instructions ..................................................................................... 5 1.2 Notes on Operating Instructions ........................................................................................ 5 1.3 Further Documentation ..................................................................................................... 5

2 General Safety Instructions .................................................................. 6

2.1 Intended Use .................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 Requirements to be met by operator/installer.................................................................... 6

3 Product Information .............................................................................. 7

3.1 Summary .......................................................................................................................... 7 3.2 Environmental conditions .................................................................................................. 7 3.3 Technical data .................................................................................................................. 8 3.4 Conformity ........................................................................................................................ 9 3.5 Software version / serial number ...................................................................................... 9 3.6 SRC 3000 Radio fire warning panel ................................................................................ 10

3.6.1 Function ............................................................................................................ 10 3.6.2 Control and indicating elements ........................................................................ 10

3.7 Radio module 433 bidirectional ...................................................................................... 12 3.7.1 Function ............................................................................................................ 12 3.7.2 Control and indicating elements ........................................................................ 12

3.8 Radio Repeater SRC 3000 .............................................................................................. 12 3.8.1 Function ............................................................................................................ 12 3.8.2 Control and indicating elements ........................................................................ 13

3.9 Radio device ................................................................................................................... 14

4 Installation .......................................................................................... 16

4.1 Installation of the radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 ...................................................... 16 4.2 Installation of the 433 bidirectional radio module ............................................................ 17 4.3 Installation of the radio repeater ..................................................................................... 17

5 Logging on radio devices .................................................................... 18

5.1 Control authorization via PIN code................................................................................... 18 5.1.1 Entering the PIN code ........................................................................................ 19 5.1.2 Editing the PIN code .......................................................................................... 19

5.2 Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel ................ 19 5.2.1 Minimising errors during the login process ........................................................ 21 5.2.2 Deactivation of acoustic signalling on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module

......................................................................................................................... 21 5.2.3 Re-activation of acoustic signalling on smoke detectors fitted with a radio module

......................................................................................................................... 21 5.3 Procedure if radio repeater is used ................................................................................. 22

5.3.1 Logging on the repeater to the SRC 3000 panel ................................................. 22 5.3.2 Logging on smoke detectors fitted with radio modules onto the SRC 3000 panel

......................................................................................................................... 23 5.3.3 Logging on radio devices fitted with a radio module onto the radio repeater ...... 23

6 Deleting radio devices ........................................................................ 25

6.1 Deleting radio device directly from the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel ...................... 25

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6.2 Deleting radio devices operated via a radio repeater ....................................................... 25 6.2.1 Deleting a radio module from the radio repeater ................................................ 26

6.3 Deleting a radio repeater from the SCR 3000 fire warning panel ..................................... 26 6.4 Reset .............................................................................................................................. 27

6.4.1 Performing a reset on smoke detector fitted with a radio module ....................... 27 6.4.2 Performing a general reset on the radio repeater ............................................... 27 6.4.3 Performing a general reset on the SRC 3000 panel ............................................ 27

7 Configuration ....................................................................................... 28

7.1 Configuration of the SRC 3000 panel .............................................................................. 28 7.1.1 Assigning relays to zones .................................................................................. 28 7.1.2 Programming a relay for a "Radio Device Fault" ................................................ 28 7.1.3 Programming a relay a "SRC 3000 panel fault" ................................................. 29 7.1.4 Programming relays for a common alarm .......................................................... 29 7.1.5 Programming relays for a common fault ............................................................ 30 7.1.6 Programming the relay outputs from steady to pulsed ....................................... 30 7.1.7 Relay configuration ............................................................................................ 31 7.1.8 Programming overview table for sections 7.1.1 to 7.1.7 .................................... 32

7.2 PIN configuration for the SUB-D connector ...................................................................... 32 7.3 Special configurations .................................................................................................... 33

7.3.1 Parameter 1 ...................................................................................................... 33 7.3.2 Parameter 2 ...................................................................................................... 33 7.3.3 Parameter 3 ...................................................................................................... 33 7.3.4 Parameter 4 ...................................................................................................... 33

8 Commissioning .................................................................................... 34

8.1 Functionality tests .......................................................................................................... 34 8.1.1 Alarm testing ..................................................................................................... 34 8.1.2 Testing the communication signal to the radio repeater ..................................... 35

9 Operation ............................................................................................. 36

9.1 Function keys ................................................................................................................. 36 9.2 Alarms and faults ........................................................................................................... 37

9.2.1 Signalling of alarms and faults ........................................................................... 37 9.2.2 Acknowledging alarm/fault messages ............................................................... 38

10 Maintenance ........................................................................................ 39

10.1 Inspection and maintenance intervals ............................................................................. 39 10.2 Maintenance/Service measures ...................................................................................... 39

10.2.1 Activating/deactivating the service mode ........................................................... 39 10.2.2 Automatic disablement of the inspection mode .................................................. 40

10.3 Cleaning ......................................................................................................................... 40 10.4 Environmental disposal ................................................................................................... 40

Annex 1: List of Abbreviations ...................................................................... 41

Explanation of Operating Instructions

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1 Explanation of Operating Instructions

1.1 Purpose of Operating Instructions These operating instructions are intended for technically qualified individuals who have been

trained in commissioning, operation, maintenance and repair of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning

panel.

The user is obliged to comply with these operating instructions, particularly section

"2 Instructions” on Page 6. These operating instructions contain all relevant technical information

required for operating the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel properly, efficiently and safely.

1.2 Notes on Operating Instructions The following conventions are used in these operating instructions:

• Lists marked with dots contain information, not working steps.

• Numbered lists describe a sequence of working steps or hierarchically organized information.

• Keyboard commands are shown in square brackets, e.g. [Reset].

The following pictograms are used in these operating instructions. They indicate hazards,

warnings and important notes. These pictograms must be noted in any case.

Warning! Risk of electric shock.

Disconnect 230 V power supply before working on live connections.

The user is informed about situations and procedures which might result in injuries or

even death.

Warning!

The user is informed about situations and procedures which might result in injuries

and/or equipment damage and economic loss.

Warning!

The user is informed about precautions to be taken when handling electrostatic

sensitive components.

Note!

The user is informed on how to use the product.

1.3 Further Documentation The present operating instructions describe all procedures required for installation, configuration,

commissioning, operation, maintenance and repair of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

For further information, refer to the following documents:

• Operating instructions of radio devices

• Design of radio smoke warning detectors: DIN 14676

General Safety Instructions

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2 General Safety Instructions

The SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel is designed to be state of the art within the applicable

safety regulations.

Non-compliance and wrong installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, repair or misuse

might:

• present a hazard to life and limb of users or others

• cause damage to the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel and other equipment

• prevent efficient use of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel

2.1 Intended Use The SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel is only intended for acquisition, evaluation, display and

transmission of measured values detected by the radio devices.

The radio repeater is only intended for extending and monitoring the radio range between the SRC

3000 radio fire warning panel and the radio devices and for transmission of the values measured

by the detectors/modules.

Proper use also includes:

• compliance with the safety instructions included in these operating instructions

• compliance with the maintenance and repair instructions

• use of lithium batteries for the radio devices

Any other use shall be considered as not in compliance with the "Intended Use".

detectomat GmbH shall not be held liable for any damage or losses resulting from any use of the

SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel which is not in compliance with the Intended Use.

2.2 Requirements to be met by operator/installer Installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel may

only be carried out by companies which have verified that they have the necessary technical skills.

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3 Product Information

3.1 Summary The microprocessor-controlled SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel with life cycle monitoring is

designed for connection of up to 100 radio devices. Data exchange is bidirectional. The unit has a

frequency working range of 433 MHz.

The SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel features an integrated broadcast alarm function. Approx.

twenty seconds after an alarm message has been received, this function activates the signal

sounders of all radio devices except the radio MCP detector, and the radio input module and the

radio repeater, as these components do not feature an internal sounder. It is possible to deactivate

the sounder from each radio device permanently if required.

An inspection operation mode enables temporary disablement of the broadcast alarm function.

Note!

In these operating instructions, descriptions in connection with radio devices are based

on smoke detectors with radio module.

For descriptions relating to the other radio devices, please refer to the corresponding

operating instructions.

3.2 Environmental conditions To ensure safe operation of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel, it is necessary to ensure

certain environmental conditions are met.

Environmental conditions Recommendation

Room temperature +10 °C to +40 °C

Relative humidity of air 40 % to 70 % (non-condensing)

Place of installation no direct sun impact

stable, level installation surface

suitable for dry, heated rooms

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no small or cramped rooms (to prevent radio echo)

3.3 Technical data

Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000

Place of installation suitable for dry, heated rooms

Dimensions (H x W x D) 170 mm x 170 mm x 55 mm

Weight ca. 800 g

Colour grey

Display LCD display

Alarm and Status indicators LED

Supply voltage 230 V AC / 50 Hz or external 12 V DC supply

Operating voltage 12 V DC (max. 13.2 V DC / min. 8.6 V DC)

Nominal current ca. 35 mA (LED operation), max. 120 mA (4 relays in break circuit mode)

Alarm current max. 160 mA (in reference of the operation mode)

Frequency 433.42 MHz (connection in the ISM-Band)

Emergency power supply 8 x 1.5 V type Mignon, LR 6 (Only use original batteries with a normal capacity of at least 2800 mAh or certified high quality batteries)

Radio transmission power max. 10 mW ERP

Acoustic signalling approx. 85 dB (1 m)

Outputs 4 x relay changeover contact via additional cable F.BZ (32294) SUB-D plug-type connector switching voltage / - current: 30 V AC / 1 A

Operating temperature 0 °C to +60 °C

Stock temperature –20 °C to +60 °C

RoHS conform yes

Radio Repeater FRP SRC 3000

Place of installation suitable for dry, heated rooms

Dimensions (H x W x D) 158 mm x 95 mm x 45 mm

Weight ca. 500 g

Colour plastic / RAL 9002

Display LED

Supply voltage 230 V AC / 50 Hz via 12V wall power supply

Operating voltage 9 V DC

Closed-circuit current ca. 35 mA

Transmission current ca. 90 mA


Emergency power supply 1 x 9 V alkaline block battery IEC 6LR61 (Only use original batteries or certified high quality batteries


Operation temperature 0 °C to +60 °C

Storage temperature –20 °C to +60 °C

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Enclosure type IP 20

RoHS conform yes

Radio module FM SRC 3000

Operating voltage 9 V DC

Nominal current ca. 40 μA

Transmission current ca. 40 mA



Operation temperature 0 °C to +55 °C

Storage temperature –20 °C to +60 °C

RoHS conform yes

Radio smoke detector

Dimensions (H x Ø) 51 mm (including base) x 100 mm

Operating voltage 9 V DC Note: Lithium ions batteries are recommended for use with radio modules.

Closed-circuit current < 16 μA

Response sensitivity < 0.15 dB/m

Air velocity max. 20 m/s

Acoustic signalling ca. 85 dB (1 m)

Nominal temperature –10 °C to +60 °C

Humidity of air max. 90 % RH non-condensing

Interfaces for radio module FM

Enclosure type IP 30

RoHS conform yes

3.4 Conformity If used as per the Intended Use, the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel meets the requirements of

the R&TTE Directive (1999/5/EC).

3.5 Software version / serial number To display the software version and the serial number of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel,

proceed as follows:

1 Press function keys [F1] and [F4] at the same time until the software version (e.g. 242) is

displayed.

If you keep the two keys pressed, after a while the serial number will be displayed instead of

the software version.

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3.6 SRC 3000 Radio fire warning panel

3.6.1 Function The SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel is a hazard control panel which offers the following options:

• administration of up to 100 radio devices which can be divided individually into six different

alarm Zones

• four changeover relay contacts

• emergency power supply for approx. 60 hours (standby)

• acoustic signalling via integrated signal transducer

• monitoring of radio devices for battery capacity, measuring chamber fault of radio smoke

detectors and radio link integrity

• integrated power supply unit

• three radio repeaters can be used with each SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel

• data input and output PIN code protected

3.6.2 Control and indicating elements 1 Programming buttons [P1] to [P6]

The programming buttons [P1] to [P6] are used for

− logging on the radio devices (press and release)

− for configuration (keep programming buttons pressed)

To prevent unintentional use, the programming buttons have a recessed design. To press

these buttons, use a thin, blunt object, e.g. a ball pen.

2 Fault LED’s for radio devices

Device Radio device fault

Battery Radio device battery fault

Radio Transmission (radio) fault with radio devices

(communication fault)

3 Status LED’s for alarm zones (Zone 1 to Zone 6)

Alarm red LED lights up

Log-on process red LED lights up (fast flashes)

4 Display

− Display of alarms and faults, indicating the radio device Zone and address

− Display of RF field strength with values 000 to 010

(only during the log on of radio devices or when log on procedure is performed again with

an existing radio device)

− Display of programming and special functions

5 Function keys [F1] to [F4] (from left to right

Function keys [F1] to [F4] are used for control and programming of the SRC 3000 radio fire

warning panel.

6 Status LED’s of radio fire warning panel

Power green LED is on: Mains voltage present

green LED (flashing): Mains voltage not present

Panel Fault SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel fault indicator

Battery Fault Emergency power fault indicator

7 Status LED’s of radio fire warning panel

Sounders silenced temporary disablement of all acoustic signal transducers

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Tx SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel is in

broadcast mode

Maintenance inspection mode is active; broadcast of alarms is disabled

Programming buttons

[P1] Special configuration

For more information, refer to section ”7.3 Special configurations” on Page 33.

Select alarm zone 1

Log on a radio device onto the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

For more information, refer to section 5.2 on Page 19.

[P2] Select alarm zone 2



[P3] Relay assignment

For more information, refer to section "7.1 Configuration of the SRC 3000 panel" on Page 28.

Select alarm zone 3



[P4] Set PIN code

For more information, refer to section "5.1.2 Editing the PIN code" on Page 19.

Select alarm zone 4



[P5] Inspection mode

For more information, refer to section "10.2.1 Activating/deactivating the service mode" on Page 39.

Select alarm zone 5



[P6] Select alarm zone 6

Log on a repeater onto the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

For more information, refer to section 5.3.1 on Page 22.

or



Function keys

[F1] Acknowledgement and panel reset, for events and alarms

Delete radio devices


[F2] Silence all radio devices temporarily for 3 minutes. After that time has elapsed, they will become activate again.


[F3] Radio device status; Scroll function For more information, refer to section 9.1 on Page 36.

[F4] Confirmation (enter) function for entries and programming


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3.7 Radio module 433 bidirectional

3.7.1 Function The radio module for use in smoke detectors is used for transmitting alarms and faults to the SRC

3000 radio fire warning panel. When a radio device goes into alarm the signal is transmitted to the

SRC 3000 panel, which broadcasts the alarm condition to other radio devices and triggers the

acoustic alarm in the radio smoke detector. Data exchange is bidirectional (broadcast alarm

function).

The acoustic signals for received alarms of individual radio devices with radio module can also be

deactivated separately at the radio module. For more information, refer to section: "5.2.2

Deactivation of acoustic signalling on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module" on Page 21.

The following functions are available:

• Transmission of radio integrity telegrams to the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel to monitor

the function.

• Display the signal strength from the radio smoke detector during the log on process to the

SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

• Transmission of faults from radio smoke detectors and battery replacement signals to the SRC

3000 radio fire warning panel after a plausibility check.

• Individually adjustable acoustic signals indicating receipt of alarms.

3.7.2 Control and indicating elements The radio module is programmed using the programming button and the LED.

For more information, refer to section "5 Logging on radio devices" on Page 18, section "5.2

Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.

1 Programming button

2 LED

3.8 Radio Repeater SRC 3000

3.8.1 Function The radio repeater extends the radio link between the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel and the

radio devices with the 433 bidirectional radio module. This ensures a reliable transmission of radio

signals even in the case of unfavourable radio conditions, e.g. steel reinforcement in concrete

ceilings or walls.

A maximum of three radio repeaters can be used, with each SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

Up to ten radio devices with radio modules can be logged onto one radio repeater. The Cascading

of radio repeaters is not possible.

The radio repeater is designed to be wall mounted and requires an external 12V DC power supply.

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The following functions are available:

• Transmission of radio device signals (alarms, faults, status messages) to the SCR 3000 radio

fire warning panel.

• Transmission of the radio integrity telegrams for monitoring of function.

• Display of the signal strength of radio repeater onto the display of the SRC 3000 radio fire

warning panel during commissioning.

• Power supply via an external 12 V power supply with battery back-up to provide an

emergency power supply plus 1 x 9 V alkaline battery type IEC 6LR61.

• Checking of signal strength of radio devices when they are logged on. If the signal strength of

a radio device at the radio repeater is too low, logging on of the radio device will not be

possible.

Warning!

Have non-functioning radio repeaters checked by the manufacturer!

Do not carry out any unauthorized modifications of the radio repeater!

The insulation of the antenna must not be damaged! The antenna may be live when the

unit is connected to the power supply unit!

3.8.2 Control and indicating elements 1 Status LED’s of radio fire warning panel

- Operation

- Prog (Programming)

- Fault

2 Programming buttons

- Reset

- Prog (Programming)

For more information

• on installation, refer to:

- "4.3 Installation of the radio repeater" on Page 17

• on programming, refer to:

- "5.3 Procedure if radio repeater is used" on Page 22

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- "5.3.3 Logging on radio devices fitted with a radio module onto the radio repeater" on

Page 23

- "5.3.1 Logging on the repeater to the SRC 3000 panel" on Page 22

Buttons Function

[Prog] Start programming

[Reset] Delete radio device; start connection test

LED LED signal Function

LED "Operation" green

On Normal operation

Flashing Mains failure (emergency power supply)

LED "Prog" red Fast flashing/ on

Programming procedure

LED "Fault" yellow flashing low battery

LED "Prog" + LED "Fault"

red + yellow

on Double programming of a radio device

Note!

All radio modules apart from the reset module can be logged onto the radio repeater.

The reset module needs to be logged directly onto the SRC 3000 radio fire warning

panel.

3.9 Radio device The following radio devices can be used with the SRC 3000 panel.

smoke detector HDv 3000 O Note! All designs from the HDv 3000 O range can be used.

art. 30458

underside

top

radio module for smoke detector FM SRC 3000

art. 32488

radio module for heat detector FMT SRC 3000

art. 32489

Radio push button detector FHFM SRC 3000

art. 32490

Radio manual call point FMCP SRC 3000

art. 32491

Radio sounder / beacon Midi FABM SRC 3000

art. 32492

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Radio Repeater FRP SRC 3000

art. 32493

Radio input module FIB SRC 3000

art. 32494

Radio reset module FRM SRC 3000

art. 32503

Heat detector HD 3000 T

art. 31957

Installation

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4 Installation

4.1 Installation of the radio fire warning panel SRC 3000

Warning! Risk of electric shock.

The electrical installation (power supply 230 V AC) may only be performed by an

authorized electrician!

Before installation and connection of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel, disconnect

230 V power supply and take appropriate measures to prevent unintentional re-

connection.

For connecting the radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 to a power supply, please use VDE-

approved connecting terminals. The isolation device and the additional short-circuit protection

must be according to EN 60950 (VDE 0805) or compliant with equivalent local standards for alarm

panel installations in buildings.

Note!

Do not install the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel in rooms which are too small and

cramped. Otherwise there is the risk of faults caused by radio echo.

1 Open the battery compartment on the left side of the unit. Push the battery compartment

cover in the direction of the arrow.

2 Take out the battery holder and insert the batteries to their corresponding positions.

Observing correct polarity.

3 Connect the battery holder to the battery clip.

4 Put the battery holder with the batteries back into the battery compartment.

5 Close the battery compartment cover.

6 Connect the mains cable from the SRC 3000 panel to the 230 V power supply (N-wire blue,

L1-wire black) to the corresponding connection terminals.

7 Mount the SRC 3000 panel at its intended position. Please use the supplied screws and raw

plugs for mounting the unit. First fix the lower and then the upper screw.

8 Now, switch on 230 V power supply. The SRC 3000 panel will perform a self-test. After that,

the green "Power" LED should be on. The SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel is ready for

operation.

Note!

After inserting the batteries, you will have to wait for at least 10 seconds before starting

the login or commissioning procedure.

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4.2 Installation of the 433 bidirectional radio module

1 Turn the smoke detector anticlockwise and take it off the base.

2 Hold the smoke detector so that the battery compartment is facing upwards.

3 Take out the 9V battery.

4 Place the radio module into the corresponding slot.

− On the left hand side, directly underneath the battery compartment, you will find six

horizontal supporting points. These points are numbered from left to right (1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6).

− The radio module only has five connecting pins. Ensure that pins 2 through 6 are

connected when inserting the radio module.

Point 1 (left point) remains free.

− Ensure that the cut-outs fit in the battery holder to avoid the bending of contacts.

Warning!

Earth yourself before handling the radio modules to avoid damage caused by electro

static discharge.

5 Connect the 9V battery to the battery connector and insert the battery into its holder.

6 Replace the smoke detector with the radio module back into its base and lock it by turning it

gently clockwise.

7 Repeat this procedure for all the required smoke detectors.

4.3 Installation of the radio repeater

Note!

Do not install the radio repeater in rooms which are too small and cramped. Otherwise

there is the risk of faults caused by radio echo.

1 Open the battery compartment on the back of the unit. Push the battery compartment cover in

the direction of the arrow.

2 Connect the 9V battery to the battery clip and put the battery in the battery compartment.

3 Close the battery compartment cover.

4 Take the wall fixture from the rear of the unit and mount it at the place of installation. Please

use the supplied screws and plugs for mounting the unit.

5 Insert the radio repeater (from below) to the wall fixture and push it down until it locks in.

6 Connect the EXTERNAL 12V DC power supply unit to the radio repeater. The radio repeater will

perform a self-test. After that, the green "Operation" LED will be on. The radio repeater is then

ready for operation.

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5 Logging on radio devices

To ensure trouble-free operation of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel and the corresponding

radio devices fitted with a radio module, logging on the radio devices should be performed by two

technicians who communicate via mobile phones or radio equipment, etc. One technician will

program the SRC 3000 panel; the other technician will program the radio devices at their place of

installation.

Up to 100 radio devices can be logged onto each SRC 3000 panel in six different zones (Zone 1 to

Zone 6).

Note!

The SRC 3000 panel and the radio repeater should be at their respective places of

installation while being programmed. This way, it is possible to assess the quality of the

radio signal strength indicated on the SRC 3000 panel.

Ensure that all doors within the radio range are closed during the programming

procedure. Otherwise, fault messages may occur during the radio integrity cycle

request from the SRC 3000 panel.

Select the individual zones by pressing the corresponding programming button [P1] to [P6] briefly

(press and release).

5.1 Control authorization via PIN code Configuration and use of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel as well as resetting and deletion of

radio devices are PIN code protected. By assigning a PIN code, it is ensured that only authorized

personnel can edit or delete the programming and settings of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning

panel. In the case of certain functions, the PIN code will be requested several times.

Once entered, the PIN will be active for 10 minutes. During this time, you can change the settings

of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel without having to re-enter the PIN code.

The default PIN code is 1111. It is recommended that the default settings should be changed.


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5.1.1 Entering the PIN code Enter the PIN code as follows: For example, the default setting is 1111.

When you press a programming button on the SRC 3000 panel, the following menu will be

displayed – – – _.

1 Press function key [F3] twice. – – – 1 will be displayed.

2 Press function key [F4] once to confirm the value and move the cursor to the left by one

position. – – _ 1 will be displayed.

3 Repeat the steps described in items 1 and 2 in the same order until the display reads 1 1 1 1.

4 Then, press the function key [F4] to confirm the PIN code.

The display will clear.

5.1.2 Editing the PIN code 1 Press and hold the programming button [P4].

2 Press the function key [F3] and set the required value.

3 Press function key [F4] once to confirm the value and move the cursor to the left by one

position.

4 Repeat the steps described in items 2 and 3 in the same order until the required PIN code is

displayed. For example, default setting 1 2 3 4.

5 Then, press function key [F4] to confirm the PIN code.

The display will then clear.

6 Release the programming button [P4]. The edited PIN code is saved.

5.2 Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel

Note!

When logging on radio devices, you must be at least 3 metres away from the SRC 3000

panel.

To log on a smoke detector with radio module, proceed as follows. In the following example, the

detector is logged onto zone 1.

1 On the SRC 3000 panel, press the programming button of the required alarm zone briefly

(press and release) ([P1] for zone in this example).

The LED from the zone will start fast flashing (LED "Zone 1", in this example). The first free

address is shown on the display of the panel.

The display indicates as follows:

1 represents zone 1

00 represents the first free address

–– –– –– __

1 2 3 4

–– –– –– __

1 1 1 1

1 __ 0 0


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Note!

Address 00 = 1st logged on radio device

Address 01 = 2nd logged on radio device

Addresses from 00 to 99 are available.

Independent from the selected zone, the next free address will be assigned when

logging on radio devices to the SRC 3000 panel. This is done irrespective of the type of

radio device (radio smoke detector, radio repeater, etc.).

The following logging on steps should be carried out in sequence.

2 Press and release the programming button on the radio module of the smoke detector to be

logged on. The LED of the radio module will start fast flashing.

3 Now, press the test button on the front of the smoke detector for approx. 5 seconds. If the

signal of the radio module is recognized by the SRC 3000 panel, the LED on the radio module

will stay on. The LED will then turned off again after about1 minute.

4 Follow the logging on procedure for the radio fire warning SRC 3000 panel.

If the programming is successful, the LED "Zone 1" will stay on until the programme button is

pressed again or after 20 minutes

The RF field strength of the received signal will be displayed.

Scale: 000 to 010

5 Note the displayed value from the detector, write this down and store this information near the

SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel.

Example

Address Zone RF field strength Place ID

00 1 007 corridor, basement

01 1 005 Office left, ground floor

Note!

For values ≤ 004, please use a radio repeater to amplify the signal.

After approx. 20 minutes, the LED "Zone 1" and the display will go out on the SRC 3000 panel.

The display and the LED "Zone 1" can also be turned off by pressing a programming once button

again.

The smoke detector with radio module is now logged on. To log on more smoke detectors fitted

with radio modules, proceed as described in section "5.2 Logging on a smoke detector fitted with

a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.

Double addressing and re-checking the radio signal strength If you try to log on a radio device which has already been logged on this will be indicated on the

panel with the LED “Device”, also the display will show the current zone and device address.

Additionally by pressing the button [F3] the current signal strength from that device will be viewed.

By carrying out the above, it is possible to re-check the signal strength of a radio device.


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5.2.1 Minimising errors during the login process In the case of errors during the logging on of smoke detectors, proceed as follows:

• Delete the relevant smoke detector with radio module from the SRC 3000 panel as described

in section "6.1 Deleting radio device directly from the SRC 3000 panel" on page 25.

• Then, reset the smoke detector with radio module according to section "6.4.1 Performing a

reset on smoke detector fitted with a radio module" on Page 27.

• If necessary, log on the smoke detector again. For more information, refer to section "5.2

Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.

5.2.2 Deactivation of acoustic signalling on a smoke detector fitted with a radio module

If you want to deactivate the acoustic signalling of received alarms on a smoke detector fitted with

a radio module, proceed as follows:

1 Press the test button of the smoke detector for 6 seconds to trigger a test alarm. Wait until all

smoke detectors have activated their sounder.

2 Now, press the programming button on the radio module from the smoke detector to be

silenced for approx. 4 seconds until the LED from the radio module and the sounder from the

smoke detector has silenced.

3 Acknowledge the event:

Press the function key [F1] on the SRC 3000 panel. The test alarm will then silence approx.

20 seconds after the event has been acknowledged.

For more information, refer to section "9.2.2 Acknowledging alarm/fault messages" on Page

38.

Note!

Even if receiving alarms signals has been deactivated, the radio device will still sound

local alarms if that device is activated..

5.2.3 Re-activation of acoustic signalling on smoke detectors fitted with a radio module

If you want to re-activate the acoustic signalling of received alarms on a radio device, proceed as

follows:

• Reset the smoke detector with radio module fitted.

For more information, refer to section "6.4.1 Performing a reset on smoke detector fitted with

a radio module" on Page 27.

• Delete the device from panel.

• Re-log the smoke detector onto SRC 3000 panel again.

For more information, refer to section "5.2 Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio

module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.


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5.3 Procedure if radio repeater is used

Note!

If the radio strength is ≤ 004, please use a radio repeater to amplify the signal.

It is important to note that the repeater needs to be logged onto the panel first (Zone 6).

Any device which needs to be logged onto the radio repeater must first of all be logged

onto the SRC 3000 panel. Once the devices have been logged on , only then can you

log them onto the radio repeater.

Do not install the radio repeater in rooms which are too small and cramped. Otherwise

there is the risk of faults occurring due to radio echo.

All radio modules apart from the radio reset module can be logged onto the radio

repeater. The radio reset module needs to be logged directly onto the SRC 3000 panel.

If radio repeaters are used, you must proceed as follows:

• Log the radio repeater onto the SRC 3000 panel (zone 6).

• Check signal between radio repeater and the SRC 3000 panel and reposition it, if necessary.

For more information, refer to section "8.1.2 Testing the communication signal to the radio

repeater" on Page 35.

• Log on any relevant radio devices fitted with radio modules onto SRC 3000 panel.

For more information, refer to section "5.2 Logging on a smoke detector fitted with a radio

module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.

• Log the relevant radio devices onto radio repeater.

5.3.1 Logging on the repeater to the SRC 3000 panel Now, log the radio repeater onto SRC 3000 panel.

Note!

Radio repeaters can only be logged onto Zone 6 of the SRC 3000 panel.

The radio repeater and SRC 3000 panel should be at their respective places of

installation while being programmed. This way, it is possible to assess the quality of the

radio link based on the signal strengths indicated on the SRC 3000 panel.

When requested, enter the PIN code. For more information, refer to section "5.1.1 Entering the PIN

code" on Page 19.

1 Press and release the programming button [P6] on the SRC 3000 panel.

The "P6" LED will be fast flashing. The first free address will be displayed on the SRC 3000

panel.

On the display, for example:

6 representing zone 6

18 representing the next free address for the radio repeater

Note!

Independently from the selected Zone, the next free address will be assigned when

logging on radio devices to the SRC 3000 panel. This is done irrespective of the type of

radio device (radio smoke detector, radio repeater, etc.).

6 __ 1 8


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2 Press and hold the [Prog] button on the radio repeater.

− The "Prog" LED and the "Operation" LED will light up.

− The "Operation" LED will be turned off after 5 seconds.

− The "Prog" LED will be turned off after successful login.

− The "Operation" LED will again light up and stay on.

3 Release the [Prog] button on the radio repeater.

The SRC 3000 panel will now display the assigned address and the signal strength of the

radio repeater. The "Zone 6" LED will light up for 20 minuets or until the P6 button is again

pressed..

4 Check the signal between the radio repeater and the SRC 3000 panel.

For more information, refer to section "8.1.2 Testing the communication signal to the radio

repeaters signal strength" on Page 35.

5 Make any required adjustments; if necessary (relocate hardware, etc.).

6 Come out of the programming mode by pressing the button [P6] on the SRC 3000 panel

briefly.

5.3.2 Logging on smoke detectors fitted with radio modules onto the SRC 3000 panel

Note!

The radio devices logged onto the radio repeater must also be also be logged on to the

SRC 3000 panel.

To log on the radio device, proceed as described in section "5.2 Logging on a smoke detector

fitted with a radio module onto SRC 3000 panel" on Page 19.

5.3.3 Logging on radio devices fitted with a radio module onto the radio repeater

Note!

During logging on of radio devices, the radio repeater will check the strength of the

received signal. If the signal strength is not above 3, the logging on of that device will

not be accepted. However, the radio repeater will remain in the programming mode.

If necessary, relocate the unit or device.

When logging on radio devices, stay at least 3 metres away from the SRC 3000 panel.

Logging the relevant smoke detector fitted with a radio module onto the radio repeater.

1 Press the [Prog] button on the radio repeater briefly. The "Prog" LED will start fast flashing.

2 Press briefly the programming key on the radio module of the relevant smoke detector. The

LED on the radio module will also start fast flashing.

3 Now, press and hold the test button on the front of the smoke detector down for approx.

5 seconds. If the signal from the radio module is recognized on the radio repeater, the LED on

the radio module will stay on and turn off automatically after 1 minute.

4 Press the [Reset] button on the repeater to finish the programming procedure.


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Double addressing If a radio device has already been logged on to the repeater, the second time you try to log the

device on will result in the "Fault" LED being on along with the "Prog" LED. The LED on the

module will also flash indicating a double address.

If required, you can delete the device individually as described in section "6.2.1. See: deleting" on

Page 26. Log on the radio device again as described in section "5.3.3 Logging on radio devices

fitted with a radio module onto the radio repeater" on Page 23.

Deleting radio devices

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6 Deleting radio devices

6.1 Deleting radio device directly from the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel

If you want to delete radio module from the SRC 3000 panel, proceed as follows:

1 On the SRC 3000 panel, press the function key [F3] briefly.

When requested, enter the PIN code. For more information, refer to section "5.1.1 Entering the

PIN code" on Page 19.

1 _ 0 0 will be displayed

2 Press function button [F3] several times (scroll) until the address of the smoke detector to be

deleted is displayed.

Example: 1 _ 0 4

3 Press the programming button [F1] and keep it pressed.

− After approx. 4 seconds, the corresponding LED "Zone 1" … "Zone 6" and the displayed

address will be flashing.

− After approx. 10 seconds, the corresponding LED "Zone 1" … "Zone 6" will stay on.

− The following prompt will be displayed.

4 When requested, enter the PIN code. After entering the PIN code, you have deleted the smoke

detector from the SRC 3000 panel.

Note!

If you want to abort the deletion of the detector, enter a wrong PIN code.

Now, carry out a reset on the radio module of the smoke detector. For more information, refer to

section "6.4.1 Performing a reset on smoke detector fitted with a radio module" on Page 27.

6.2 Deleting radio devices operated via a radio repeater

If you want to delete a smoke detector fitted with a radio module which is being used to

communicate to the SRC 3000 panel via a radio repeater, proceed as follows:

• Delete the smoke detector from the SRC 3000 panel. For more information, refer to section

"6.1 Deleting radio device directly from the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel" on Page 25.

• Delete the radio device from the radio repeater.

For more information, refer to section "6.2.1 Deleting a radio module from the radio repeater"

on Page 26.

• Then, perform a reset on the radio module of the smoke detector.

For more information, refer to section "6.4.1 Performing a reset on smoke detector fitted with

a radio module" on Page 27.

1 __ 0 0

1 __ 0 4

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6.2.1 Deleting a radio module from the radio repeater Repeat the login procedure for a smoke detector to a radio repeater.

1 Press the [Prog] button on the radio repeater briefly. The "Prog" LED will be fast flashing.

2 Press the programming key on the radio module of the relevant smoke detector. The LED on

the radio module will also start fast flashing.

3 Now, press the test button on the front of the smoke detector, the LED on the radio module

will continue to flash (because the module has already been logged onto the repeater.)

Since the smoke detector has already been logged onto the radio repeater, the "Fault" LED

will be on along with the Prog LED, on the repeater..

4 Press the [Reset] button on the repeater within 5 seconds. The smoke detector fitted with a

radio module is now deleted from the radio repeater.

6.3 Deleting a radio repeater from the SCR 3000 fire warning panel

1 Press the function key [F3] on the SRC 3000 panel briefly.

The following prompt will be displayed: 1 _ 0 0

2 Press function button [F3] several times until the address of the radio repeater to be deleted is

displayed.

Example: 6 _ 0 4

3 Then, press and hold the function key [F1] until the LED "Zone 6" and the address of the

repeater are flashing.

4 Keep the function key [F1] pressed until the LED "Zone 6" and the address stop flashing on

the display.

5 When requested, enter the PIN code. For more information, refer to section "5.1.1 Entering the

PIN code" on Page 19. By entering the PIN code, you have successfully deleted the radio

repeater from the SRC 3000 panel.

1 __ 0 0

6 __ 0 4


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6.4 Reset

6.4.1 Performing a reset on smoke detector fitted with a radio module

In order to delete a smoke detector from the SRC 3000 panel, follow the steps bellow.

1 Press and hold the programming key on the radio module of the relevant smoke detector for

approx. 4 seconds. The LED on the radio module will start flashing slowly.

2 Release the programming key and then repress and hold the programming button (for up to

10 seconds) until the LED on the radio module stays on.

The reset is complete. The LED will be turned its self off again after about 1 minute.

6.4.2 Performing a general reset on the radio repeater A general reset on the radio repeater will remove all saved radio devices which have been logged

onto the radio repeater.

1 Press and release the [Prog] button. The "Prog" LED will start fast flashing.

2 Press and hold the [Reset] button until all LED’s light up. Keep the reset button pressed until

the "Prog" and "Fault" LED’s go out. Only the "Operation" LED will be on. You can then

release the reset button.

The general reset is now complete.

6.4.3 Performing a general reset on the SRC 3000 panel

A general reset on the panel SRC 3000 panel will delete all saved radio devices and all information

from the panel.

1 Press and hold the function keys [F1] and [F3] simultaneously, after 5 seconds all Zones LED’s

will start flashing for a few seconds and then stay on.



Enter the PIN code to complete the general reset. All of the panel settings will then be reset to

the factory default settings.

Note!

If you want to abort the reset procedure of the panel, enter a wrong PIN code...

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7 Configuration

7.1 Configuration of the SRC 3000 panel

7.1.1 Assigning relays to zones 1 Press and hold the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.

2 If requested, enter the PIN code. For more information, refer to section "5.1.1 Entering the PIN

code" on Page 19.

The following prompt will be displayed:

Event: 1 _ refers to zone 1

Relay: 1 refers to relay 1

now; you can assign a relay to zone 1.

3 Press function key [F3] and set the required relay.

You can choose among entries 0 to 4.

Meaning of entry

Entry 0 no relay selected

Entry 1 Relay 1

Entry 2 Relay 2

Entry 3 Relay 3

Entry 4 Relay 4

4 By pressing the function key [F4], you can also choose other alarm zones (Zone 1 to Zone 6)

and assign relays to the corresponding zones as described in Item 3.

5 Release the programming button [P3].

All alarms from alarm zone 1 will address the programmed relay.

7.1.2 Programming a relay for a "Radio Device Fault" 1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.

1 _ _ 1 will be displayed.

Event: 1 _ refers to Event 1.

Relay: 1 refers to Relay 1

3 Press function key [F4] until 7 _ is displayed.



7 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

1 (2,3,4,5,6)

__ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Relay

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Relay

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

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Meaning of entry


Entry 1 Relay 1

Entry 2 Relay 2

Entry 3 Relay 3

Entry 4 Relay 4


All radio device fault messages are now assigned to one relay.

7.1.3 Programming a relay a "SRC 3000 panel fault" 1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.

The following prompt will be displayed: 1 _ _ 1.






Meaning of entry


Entry 1 Relay 1

Entry 2 Relay 2

Entry 3 Relay 3

Entry 4 Relay 4


All SRC 3000 panel faults are now assigned to one relay.

7.1.4 Programming relays for a common alarm 1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.







8 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

11 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Relay

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Relay

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Meaning of entry


Entry 1 Relay 1

Entry 2 Relay 2

Entry 3 Relay 3

Entry 4 Relay 4


Common alarm is now assigned to a relay.

7.1.5 Programming relays for a common fault 1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.







Meaning of entry


Entry 1 Relay 1

Entry 2 Relay 2

Entry 3 Relay 3

Entry 4 Relay 4


Common fault is now assigned to a relay.

7.1.6 Programming the relay outputs from steady to pulsed

This operation can programme relays from “steady” (contacts are held) to pulsed (contacts are

pulse for 5 seconds). This is a general setting for all 4 relays.

1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.



Value: 1 refers to Value 1


12 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Relay

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Value

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4 Press function key [F3] and set the required value.

You can select either a 0 or a 1.

Meaning of entry

0 = Relays steady

1 = Relays pulsed


Steady or pulsed relays have now been set.

7.1.7 Relay configuration This setting enables the relays to be changed from normally open “N/O” to normally closed “N/C”

contacts. If the relays are to be used for faults it is recommended to use “N/O” contacts.

Note!

Please note that these settings affect current draw and therefore the battery backup

times...

1 Press the programming button [P3] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.


Event: 1 _ refers to Event 1


3 Press function key [F4] until 14 _ to 17 _ is displayed (setting of relays 1 to 4).


You can choose among entries 0 or 1.

Meaning of entry

0 Relay is set to normally closed “N/C”.

1 Relay is set to normally open “N/O”


The relays have now been configured either to “N/O and N/C”.

13 __ __ 0 (1)

14 (15,16,17)

__ __ 0 (1)

1 __ __ 1 (2,3,4,0)

Event Value

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7.1.8 Programming overview table for sections 7.1.1 to 7.1.7

Programming button Function Notes

[P3] Relay assignment Four relays can be configured to react to different events.

Default setting

No. Event Display

1 Alarm zone 1 (section 7.1.1) 1 _ _ 1






7 Radio device fault (section 7.1.2) 7 _ _ 0

8 SRC 3000 panel fault (section 7.1.3) 8 _ _ 0

11 Common alarm (section 7.1.4) 1 1 _ 0

12 Common fault (section 7.1.5) 1 2 _ 0

13 Operation mode: 0-steady,1-pulsed (sections 7.1.6) 1 3 _ 0

14 Relay 1 Normally open “N/0” 0 / Normally closed “N/C” 1 (section 7.1.7)

1 4 _ 0

15 Relay 2 Normally open “N/O” 0 / Normally closed “N/C” 1 (section 7.1.7)

1 5 _ 0


1 6 _ 0


1 7 _ 0

7.2 PIN configuration for the SUB-D connector

PIN configuration for the Sub-D socket

PIN Signal Relay Contact PIN Signal Relay Contact

1 R 1/1 1 15 R 3/1 3

6 R 1/2 1

10 R 3/2 3

11 R 1/3 1 5 R 3/3 3

4 R 2/1 2 12 R 4/1 4

3 R 2/2 2

13 R 4/2 4

2 R 2/3 2 14 R 4/3 4

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7.3 Special configurations

7.3.1 Parameter 1 Fault message "Radio" indicates a radio fault with the communication between the panel and a

module. This fault can be set to non latching (resets automatically as soon as the radio

communication is re-established). (Value 1) or latching (value 0 = default setting) meaning the

panel needs to be reset manually via the reset button.

7.3.2 Parameter 2 For all faults received by the SRC 3000 panel, such device, battery, radio, or alarms, a tone

indication will sound (approx. 45 seconds) on the SRC 3000 panel until the event is acknowledged

by pressing the reset button. The default, value 0 (ON) is set. When set to value 1 (OFF) no tone

will be sounded.

7.3.3 Parameter 3 With this setting you have the option to enable/disable the PIN code. Meaning when the value 0

(default) is set, any panel actions require the PIN to be entered. When the value is set to 1, the PIN

is not required.

7.3.4 Parameter 4 Here, you can activate/deactivate the displaying of radio fault messages. All other faults will be

displayed. By default, the value is set to 0 (ON) meaning radio faults will be displayed.

Programming the parameters 1 Press and hold the programming button [P1].


code" on Page 19.


Parameter: 1 _

Value: 0

3 Press function key [F4] until the required parameter is displayed.


You can switch between 0 and 1.

No. Parameter Set values

1 Automatic resetting of radio fault messages

OFF 0

ON 1

2 Faults / Events reminder sound

ON 0

OFF 1

3 PIN requirement ON 0

OFF 1

4 Displaying of radio fault messages ON 0

OFF 1

5 Release the programming button [P1]. The corresponding parameters are set.

1 (2,3,4)

__ __ 0 (1)

1 __ __ 0 (1)

Parameter Value

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8 Commissioning

8.1 Functionality tests Check the configuration of your system using the function test described below.

Firstly, select the radio devices which are the furthest in distance away from the SRC 3000 panel

or any devices which you think could or might incur radio problems.. If any device has no radio

communication with the SRC 3000 panel, or the radio signal is below 4 we would recommend

using a radio repeater. NOTE: Cascading of radio repeaters is not possible.

Note!

Repeat the function tests at least once a year during service and maintenance of the

system.

If the following function tests are carried out after a service/maintenance check, that

the inspection/maintenance mode has been deactivated before leaving site. For more

information, refer to section "10.2.1 Activating/deactivating the service mode" on

Page 39.

8.1.1 Alarm testing 1 Press down the test button on the detector. The alarm will be displayed on the SRC 3000

panel immediately.

Further alarm testing steps:

• Within 20 seconds, the SRC 3000 panel, if it has received the alarm signal, activates the

sounders of all the smoke detectors which are fitted with radio modules and are logged onto

the SRC 3000 panel.

• If the SRC 3000 panel needs to transmit via repeaters, the smoke detectors logged onto the

repeaters will have the following delays:

− One radio repeater fitted means all devices logged on will have

an additional 20 seconds delay

− Two radio repeaters fitted means all devices logged on will have


− Three radio repeaters fitted means all devices logged on will have


Acknowledge the event on the SRC 3000 panel:

1 Press function key [F1].


code" on Page 19. The alarm test will go out after 20 seconds.

Note!

If the radio communication between the SRC 3000 panel and the radio modules does

respond correctly, the alarm broadcast to the radio devices will be stop automatically

after 20 minutes.

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8.1.2 Testing the communication signal to the radio repeater

Testing the communication between the repeater and the SRC 3000 panel.

1 Press button [Reset] on the radio repeater until the "Operation" LED goes out and the "Prog"

LED lights up.

If the communication test was successful, the "Prog" LED will go out after a few seconds and

the "Operation" LED will light up once again.

If there is no radio communication between the radio repeater and the SRC 3000 panel, the

"Fault" LED will light up on the repeater in addition to the "Prog" LED. In this case, the radio

repeater must be relocated in the range of the SRC 3000 panel.

Note!

This communication test should be carried out more then once even if the radio

communications seem to be ok.

The quicker the "Prog" LED switches over to "Operation", indicates better

communication between the two.

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9 Operation

9.1 Function keys The SRC 3000 panel is operated by pressing the function keys [F1] to [F4] or two of theses keys at

the same time.

Function keys Function Notes

Alarm monitoring

[F1] Acknowledging events Status messages or alarms can be acknowledged by pressing [F1] and entering the PIN code. The corresponding events will be reset.

Deleting radio devices from the panel

Select the address of the radio device on the display by scrolling through the list with [F3], then press [F1] until the alarm Zone LED and the address stop flashing then when requested enter the PIN code to confirm the procedure.

Note: After deleting a radio device, perform a general reset on that radio module.

[F2] Silencing of alarms If the alarm from a radio device is displayed, you can deactivate the sounder on the SRC 3000 panel as well as all active sounders from the radio devices temporarily for 3 minutes. The alarm will still be displayed. Additionally, the LED "sounders silenced” will be on. If a new alarm is received within these 3 minutes, the sounders automatically reactivate.

[F3] Detector status Using [F3], you can scroll through all the addresses of the devices logged onto the system.

[F1] + [F3]

Restoring the panel back to its factory default settings

Press [F1] + [F3] simultaneously.

After 5 seconds, the zone LED’s will start flashing. Keep [F1] + [F3] pressed until all zone LED’s stay on. Enter the PIN code to complete the procedure. All of the settings have now been reset to their default values.

Note: This reset deletes all saved radio devices and all information on the SRC 3000 panel.

Recommendation: This reset procedure should be carried out before commissioning the panel for the first time.

[F1] + [F4] Software version / serial number

Press [F1] + [F4] simultaneously until the software version appears on the display. After 5 seconds, the serial number will be displayed.

[F4] This button is used for programming and configuration of the SRC 3000 panel. Used as an enter function for confirming entries (e.g. PIN code) and programming.

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9.2 Alarms and faults

9.2.1 Signalling of alarms and faults

Alarms from radio devices If an alarm is detected by a radio device for more than 5 seconds, the following process is

activated:

• The radio module sends a signal to the SRC 3000 panel.

− The alarm is indicated by one of the 6 zone LED’s, 1 to 6 is displayed along with the

address of the activated device.

• Within 20 seconds, the radio SRC 3000 panel, if it receives the alarm signal, activates, the

sounders, of the detectors which are logged onto the SRC 3000 panel.

• If the SRC 3000 panel needs to transmit via a radio repeater, the communication is delayed as

follows:

− One radio repeater fitted means all devices logged on will have


− Two radio repeaters fitted means all devices logged on will have


− Three radio repeaters fitted means all devices logged on will have


Faults from radio devices On the SRC 3000 panel, faults from the radio devices are displayed in three different categories:

Device The "Device" fault message indicates that the smoke measuring chamber from the detector is or

has been contaminated.

Recommendation: Replace the affected radio device.

Display on the SRC 3000 panel

LED LED colour Display

Device Yellow Zone Address (radio device)

Display on the radio device (e.g. radio smoke detector)

LED LED colour Signal

On the radio smoke detector

Yellow LED flashes (intervals of one per minute)

brief tone (intervals of one per minute)

Note!

"Device" faults on the radio smoke detectors are characterized by alternant flashing of

the LED on the front and the short signal tone (tone, flash, tone, flash, ...).

Battery The "Battery" fault message indicates that the batteries in the radio smoke detector are low.

Recommendation: Replace the batteries.

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Battery Yellow Zone (area, zone) Address (radio device)

Display on the radio device (e.g. smoke detector)

LED LED colour Signal

On the radio smoke detector

Yellow LED flashes (intervals of one per minute)

brief tone (intervals of one per minute)

Note!

"Battery" faults on the smoke detector are characterized by the LED flashing and the

tone sounding at the same time.

Radio The "Radio" fault message indicates that in the radio integrity check of six unsuccessful cycles

(time between cycles = 4 hours), has been detected between the SRC 3000 panel and the

displayed radio devices.

Recommendation in the case of an existing system: Check the premises. Were any structural

changes might have been made (new walls, doors or large furniture)?

If necessary, use a radio repeater. In this case, the radio devices must be logged on again.

Recommendation in the case of new systems: Use a radio repeater and/or relocate the radio

device.



Radio Yellow Zone (area, zone) Address (radio device)

Note!

If the SRC 3000 panel receives a communication signal again, the "Radio" fault will be

reset automatically. The automatic reset function can however be deactivated. For

more information, refer to section "7.3 Special configuration" on Page 33.

9.2.2 Acknowledging alarm/fault messages 1 Note the displayed address of the radio device.

2 If necessary, press function key [F2] to switch off the panel tone temporarily. After 3 minutes,

or when a new alarm is received, it will be automatically reactivated.




− The alarm/fault on the display of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel will go out.

− The SRC 3000 panel is now reset.

− The sounders of the radio devices (only in the case of alarm) will be reset within approx.

20 seconds.

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10 Maintenance

10.1 Inspection and maintenance intervals To ensure the system is kept working and well maintained, regular inspections and tests must be

carried out

Type of tests to be carried out

daily

weekly

monthly

yearly

as

required

Checks/maintenance

Function test Test alarm

Test of connection to radio repeater

X

X

X

10.2 Maintenance/Service measures

10.2.1 Activating/deactivating the service mode With this service function, you are able test individual devices without triggering the whole system.

In the inspection mode, alarms from a radio device are displayed on the SRC 3000 panel. Only the

sounder from the tested device will sound, the signal is not forwarded onto other devices.

1 Press and hold the programming button [P5] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.


Event: 1 _ refers to Event 1 (inspection mode)


After 5 seconds, LED "Zone 5" will go out. On the display the inspection mode settings will

appear.


You can choose among entries 0 or 1.

Meaning of entry

Entry 0 (default setting) Inspection mode disabled:

LED "Inspection" off

Entry 1 Inspection mode enabled:

LED "Inspection" flashing


Inspection mode is activated / deactivated.

1 __ __ 0 (1)

1 __ __ 0 (1)

Event Value

Maintenance

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Note!

If the inspection mode is not disabled manually, it will be reset back to the default

settings after 8 hours non activity. This time can be changed. For more information,

refer to section "10.2.2 Automatic disablement of the inspection mode" on Page 40.

10.2.2 Automatic disablement of the inspection mode If the inspection mode is not disabled manually, it will be automatically after 8 hours (default

setting) disabled. This period can be adjusted from between 1 to 24 hours.

1 Press and hold the programming button [P5] and keep it pressed.


code" on Page 19.



The following prompt will be displayed: 2 _ _ 8 (1 to 24).

Event: 2 _ refers to the parameter

Value: 8 refers to the time in hours

4 Press the function key [F3] to set the required time in hours.


The timeout for automatic disablement of the inspection mode is now set.

10.3 Cleaning Clean the housing of the SRC 3000 radio fire warning panel regularly using a slightly moist or

antistatic cloth. Do not use any solvents.

10.4 Environmental disposal According to the "Directive on Batteries and waste of batteries and accumulators" each user is

obliged to return discharged batteries and accumulators to the point of sale or to a designated

collection point. Please return only fully discharged batteries.

If you no longer require the use of the SRC 3000 panel, ask your local waste disposal provider for

the correct disposal measures. The SRC 3000 panel must not be disposed of as normal waste.

2 __ __ 8 (1-24)

1 __ __ 0 (1)

Event Value

Annex 1: List of Abbreviations

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Annex 1: List of Abbreviations

Abbreviation Meaning

RoHS Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment

Refers to the EU Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

Documents

Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 - Spy Shop Radio fire warning panel SRC 3000 Place of installation suitable for dry, heated rooms Dimensions (H x W x D) 170 mm x 170 mm x 55 mm Weight