Flair Electronics ENS24-F Manual de usuario

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Rev B

Instruction Manual

Wireless Annunciator

Model ENS24-F and ENS32-F

Table of Contents

Introduction

Features

General Specifications

System Overview

General

Removing Front Graphic Cover and Case Lid

Prepare for Benchtop Setup and Testing

Enrolling Transmitters

Other Menu Options

System Operation

Trouble Shooting

Transmitter / Zone and Repeater Table

Introduction

Flair Wireless Annunciators come with a standard zone identification

graphic or can be made with custom graphic displays also.

This Manual describes the basic installation and operation of the Flair

Wireless Annunciator, Models ENS24-F and ENS32-F.

Built to last the test of time by Flair.

Features

 24 and 32 Room or Zone Count

 State of the Art Microcontroller

 Highly Visible, Easy to Customize Display

 Individual Zone Status LEDs

 Single Touch Common Silence and Test

 Easy to register multiple transmitters

 One Common Open Collector Output and one common SPDT

Relay

General Specifications

 Surface Wall Mount with Black Plastic Enclosure

 Built-In Inovonics Serial Receiver

 Works with most Inovonics Transmitters

 Piezo Sounder with Adjustable Baffle, Full Open 89 Decibels at 24

inches

 Common Zone SPDT Relay

 ENS24 and ENS32 Options:

-A = 12 VDC Power Supply with Plug-In Transformer

-AB = 12 VDC Power Supply, Plug-In Transformer and 5 Ah Back Up

Battery

-F = Non-Latching Red Alarm LEDs. LEDs follow the status of the

transmitter and will automatically clear when the transmitter clears.

System Overview

General

The Flair ENS24/ENS32 Wireless Annunciator utilizes an Inovonics

Receiver, Model EN4200, Security Only. A Flair Control Board interfaces

with this receiver to monitor Inovonics Security Transmitters and

annunciate status via LEDs and sounder.

The Flair ENS24/ENS32 Annunciator will also work with Inovonics

Repeaters.

Once a Transmitter broadcasts an alarm the corresponding LED on the

Annunciator will flash red and the Piezo will sound.

Pressing the Silence Button on the upper right side of the Annunciator

will silence the Piezo and steady the red LED.

For Non-Latching configuration (-F) the red LED will automatically clear

when the transmitter is restored.

LEDs at the top of the Annunciator will indicate status of annunciator

power, transmitter battery charge or receiver/transmitter trouble.

Registration of Transmitters is performed with an internal LCD Screen

and four Buttons. Registration of Transmitters and operation of the

Annunciator is very easy and intuitive. A new security system can be set

up in minutes.

IMPORTANT: Test all the transmitters and repeaters that are part of the

security system on a regular basis.

Annunciator – Outside

Paper Template

(Under Cover)

Status LEDs

Sounde

Zone

Identification

Plastic

Rivet

Cove

larm LEDs

Push

Button

Annunciator - Inside

Sounde

Receive

Status LEDs

Silence

and Test

Button

Battery and

Bracket

Transformer

Terminal

Alarm

LEDs

Control Board

Battery

Terminal

Rela

1. Removing Front Graphic Cover and Case Lid

Remove the Front Graphic Cover by grabbing the edge with your

fingers and gently lifting up. The rivet will pop out of the hole

Run your fingers around the cover gently pulling up the three

remaining rivets until the cover is free from the front of the

Annunciator. Keep the rivets in safe place for re-installation.

Remove the cover and zone identification template.

Remove the four corner screws under the cover. These screws

secure the front lid of the Annunciator to the back panel. Keep

screws in a safe place for re-installation.

Plastic Rivet

Cover Screw

2. Prepare for Benchtop Setup and Testing

*** It is recommended that you initially setup the annunciators and

enroll all transmitters on a benchtop prior to installing in the field.

Cut a length of wire to connect 110 VAC Plug-In transformer to

Annunciator power supply. Use minimum #22 AWG wire.

Connect transformer to power supply “AC”, 16 – 18 VAC.

Prepare all transmitters to enroll into Annunciator

1. Install batteries in all transmitters

2. Leave transmitter covers off to allow access to transmitter

reset button

3. Arrange transmitters in order of zone number, one

transmitter per zone

4. Label transmitters with marker or tape with zone number.

With Annunciator powered and transmitters prepared, you may begin

to enroll transmitters.

16-18Vac

Input

3. Enrolling Transmitters

Enrolling of the transmitters is done using the LCD display and 4

buttons below it to navigate the programming menu.

Press “ENTER” to enter programming mode.

Passwords are a 5-digit number, the Default password is “00000”.

Pressing “Enter” will automatically enter “0” in each digit as you

press it. Press the “Enter” button 5 times to enter the default

password of “00000”.

You may edit each digit to another number if the password has been

changed by using the Up or Down button.

Once the password has been entered, you will see the first

programming menu option “ENROLL TX?”

You may select other programming options by pressing the “UP” or

“DOWN” buttons.

To begin enrolling transmitters, with “ENROLL TX?” being displayed

on the LCD, press “ENTER”

You will be prompted to “RESET DEVICE”.

The cover of the transmitter must be removed in order to access the

reset switch. Press the reset on the transmitter

Enter the zone number that you wish to assign the transmitter from 1

to 32. Use “Up” or “Down” to change transmitter number.

Press “Enter”.

Reset

When the transmitter has been successfully assigned to a zone the

display will show “REG ZONE: ##”.

Press “Enter”.

You may continue enrolling transmitters

Press “Up” or “Down” to scroll thru the menu for other options or

press “BACK” to exit programming mode. Screen will go blank.

If the transmitter is already registered to another zone you will see

the message “DEVID: ## REG ERASE? [Y]”

Press “BACK” to register another transmitter. Press “ENTER” to

erase transmitter registration and register this transmitter to another

zone.

4. Other Menu Options:

There are several other programming functions available after

entering the programming menu. More details may be found in the

installation manual.

1. Deleting transmitters

2. Enrolling/Deleting Reset Transmitters – Not Recommended

3. Enrolling/Deleting Repeaters – Not Recommended

4. Change Password

5. System Operation

5.1. General Wireless Transmitter

Wireless transmitter will send any status changes immediately to

the EN4200 Receiver. In addition, the transmitter will periodically

transmit a status update to confirm operation.

5.2. Zone Alarm (Red LED)

OFF: The transmitter is secure, or the zone has no

transmitter registered to it.

FLASH: When the registered transmitter is in an “Alarm” or

“Tamper” condition

ON: The Alarm condition has been acknowledged by the

Acknowledge push button.

PULSING:

1. The associated transmitter for that zone has a low

battery, the Low Battery LED will also be on.

2. The associated transmitter for that zone is not working, a

repeater is not working, or the transmitter is not in the

area. The Trouble LED will also be on.

5.3. External Audible Sounder

Turn baffle on outside of sounder to adjust loudness.

ON STEADY: The audible sounder will turn on steady when

any zone in an “Alarm” or “Tamper” condition.

CHIRP: The audible sounder will begin to chirp when any

zone is in a “Trouble” or “Low Battery” condition. It will turn

off when the condition is cleared. There will generally be

an associated Zone LED that will pulse when the audible

sounder chirps.

5.4. Silence and System Test Push Button

The -F, Non-Latching configuration, has one push button

on the upper left side. This button is used to silence or

perform a system test on the Annunciator and the

Control Board.

Silence

Silence: If pressed when any zone is in alarm, Red LED

flashing and Audible sounder on, the audible sounder will

turn off and the zone Alarm Red LED will change from

flashing to steady

Lamp/Audible Sounder Test

During normal operations with no “Alarm” messages, the

Silence push button may be pressed for 5 seconds and

will cause:

1. The Audible sounder to chirp 2 times

2. All the LEDs to flash for 3 seconds

3. The Relay to turn on for 3 seconds

4. The Audible sounder to chirp 3 times

Note: If transmitter is still sending a “Low Battery”, “Missing”,

“Alarm” or “Tamper” message then that Alarm LED and the

audible sounder will continue to stay on or flash. For -F, Non-

Latching configuration, the relay output will turn off after

transmitter clears and a ”Secure” status message has been

received.

5.5. Power LED

ON Green: During normal AC operation

ON Red: During DC operation, Loss of AC Power

OFF: Loss of all power, AC and Battery

FLASHING Red: When there is a backup battery and the

voltage drops below 10.7 Volts.

FLASHING Green Yellow: When AC operation is restored

but battery is not charged above 10.7 Volts. Continuous

Green Yellow flashing may mean that battery is no longer

good.

5.6. Common Transmitter Low Battery LED

OFF: During normal transmitter operation

ON: When the annunciator receives a “Low Battery” message

from any enrolled transmitters or device. It will

automatically turn off when the low battery condition is

corrected by replacing the battery of the transmitter or

device.

5.7. Common Trouble LED

OFF: During normal operation

ON: When the annunciator fails to receive a check in

message from any enrolled transmitter or device.

5.8. Internal Audible Sounder

OFF: During normal operation

ON: The internal audible sounder will turn on steady when AC

power has been interrupted or the backup battery drops

below 10.7 Volts. The audible sounder will remain on until

the acknowledge button has been pressed and held for 1

second.

5.9. SPDT Relay Output

OFF: All zones are in a secure condition

ON: When any zone is in an alarm condition

6. Transmitter / Zone and Repeater Table

Transmitter

Number Zone Identification

Flair Electronics

212 Mercury Circle

Pomona, CA 91768

Phone (909) 568-0063

Fax (909) 568-0151

www.flairsecurit

.com

AT FLAIR WE CARE

Manufacturing: Magnetic Contacts, Fence

Sensors, Annunciators and Graphic Displays

Sin

e 1967

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