Product Description - SECUDO D 150 Bedienungsanleitung

Product description

The retrofittable radio module sends and receives alarm
signals in conjunction with the 9-V K-SD3 and K-SD4
smoke detectors (recommended) manufactured in 2012
or later and is compatible with the I/O radio module and
the N 100 radio hybrid control panel. As soon as the
smoke detector emits an alarm via the network terminal,
the radio module sends the alarm via radio to all radio
modules in its radio group. This process involves the
radio modules that are in range forwarding an alarm
message within the respective radio group once. This
alarm message even bypasses transmission paths that
are particularly long, such as from the basement to the
top floor via the ground floor, for example. When the
alarm is no longer active at the smoke detector, the
radio modules cancel the alarm after a short time (up to
approximately 30 seconds). Up to 30 radio modules with
smoke detectors can be assigned to a radio group. Up
to eight independent radio groups can be programmed
so that modules do not interfere with each other within
blocks of flats, for example. The radio modules assigned
to the same radio group must only be located within one
building. It is not permitted to install some of the radio
modules in neighbouring buildings.
Operation/testing
Each detector/radio module that receives a radio signal
directly from the signal origin in the same radio group
forwards this signal forwards once automatically. To
avoid data collision, the signal is forwarded only when
the radio channel is free. Each detector sending a signal
acknowledges that the signal has been forwarded by
emitting 3–4 short sounds at intervals of approximately
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five seconds. When the channel is free again, the
next detector/radio module forwards the signal and
acknowledges it, and so on. When a battery is drained,
this is displayed locally on the smoke detector, as
described in the instructions for the smoke detector. In
addition, the radio module automatically measures the
battery approximately every 20 minutes. The drained
threshold value is set to approximately 6.9 V, so that
the message will be sent only after the fault message is
displayed by the smoke detector itself. This message is
displayed on the N 100 radio hybrid control panel, if used.
Each detector sending a battery signal acknowledges
that the signal has been forwarded by emitting 3–4 short
sounds at intervals of approximately five seconds. When
the channel is free again, the next detector/radio module
forwards the signal and acknowledges it, and so on.
Note:
Follow the instructions for the smoke detector.
Programming/commissioning
Note:
We recommend that the radio modules and the N 100,
if applicable, are programmed in a private workshop
(or similar) in order to minimise the amount of noise
disturbance experienced by the customer as far as
possible. Mark the detectors and make a list for yourself
for installation purposes and for the customer.
Note:
At any one time, activate only the two radio modules