Setting Up And Establishing The Network; Setting Up; Network Setup - Abus Rwm450 Bedienungsanleitung

SETTING UP AND ESTABLISHING THE
NETWORK

Setting Up

Notes on networking the radio-inter-
linked smoke alarm (abbreviated here
to RISA or "alarm"):
The alarm should only be activated as
described in this manual:
Activation and setup of radio groups:
The alarms must ONLY be set up
• singly
• one after another
• in direct proximity to their intended
installation position (in the room in
which each unit will be used).
Do not network alarms that are less
than 1 m apart – signal overlap –
faults in network setup
Radio group: at least two,
maximum 15 RISAs
• All networked units of the same
radio group will issue an alarm
when at least one RISA of this group
detects smoke or temperatures
typical of fire
• The first alarm to be activated is
temporarily assigned the "master"
function (of establishing and mana-
ging the radio group)
• This first-activated alarm should
be fitted in a central position
(e.g. landing or corridor)
Common radio group: is also a
normal radio group
• where one or more radio groups
(e.g. a flat) are linked to a specific
radio group (e.g. stairway), this
becomes a common radio group.
• All interlinked alarms of a radio
group trigger an alarm (e.g. in a
flat)
• All alarms of the common radio
group (e.g. stairway) will also, after
a delay period of roughly 60
seconds, issue alarms if they are
linked as a common radio group to
the radio group of the flat
• Alarms are transferred only from the
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radio group (e.g. flat) to the
common radio group (e.g. stairway)
• There is no transfer in the other di-
rection, from the common radio
group (e.g. stairway) to the radio
group (e.g. flat)
• Up to 14 radio groups can be inter-
linked to a common radio group
• A radio group cannot be linked
to a common radio group and
also with other radio groups
Setting Up the "Master":
Remove the black activation pin
(which also acts as activation protec-
tion); but this will still be needed.
Press red activation button
Beep 1 x
LED
1 second
Signal: short yellow pulse (lights
only very briefly)
Meaning: Testing in progress,
please wait!
LED 1 x red
Meaning: No other RISA yet found
as this is the first one to
be started up. Once the
red LED goes out,
continue as follows to
network other units to
this RISA:

Network setup

Setting up other RISAs; Connection
Mode and creating a Radio Group
• When setting up the network always
ensure to link each additional alarm
to the master.
• Set up each additional RISA in a
position close to its final installation
position
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