Federal Signal Corporation SmartSiren Platinum SSP2000B Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual
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- Page 1 Model SSP2000B Model SSP3000B SmartSiren Platinum ® Installation and Maintenance Instructions 25500151 A2 0815 Printed in U.S.A.
- Page 2 Legend, Arjent, Raydian, and SmartSiren are registered trademarks of Federal Signal Corporation Convergence and SignalMaster are trademarks of Federal Signal Corporation...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter 1 Safety Messages for Installers and Operators ............7 Safety Messages to Installers of Sound/Light Systems ..............7 Safety Messages to Operators of Sound/Light Systems ..............9 Chapter 2 An Overview of the SmartSiren Platinum ............11 Siren, PA, and Speakers ........................11 Lightbars and SignalMaster Control .....................11 Programmable Solid-State Auxiliary Relays ...................11... - Page 4 Contents Preparing to Connect the Power Leads ..................35 Connecting the Power Leads to the Vehicle Battery ..............35 Chapter 4 Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast and PA ..........37 Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast ...................37 Setting the Gain for Public Address (Microphone Volume) ............38 Chapter 5 Mounting the Siren and Control Head ..............40 Mounting the Siren Amplifier/Relay Module ..................40...
- Page 5 Contents Tables Table 2.1 SSP2000B kit contents ......................14 Table 2.2 SSP3000B kit contents ......................15 Table 3.1 Descriptions of configurable activation options for 10 A relays ..........22 Table 3.2 Configurable activation options for 2 A solid-state relays ............23 Table 3.3 Latitude SignalMaster control wires ...................24 Table 10.1 Replacement parts ......................63 Figures Figure 3.1 Dimensions of the control head ..................17...
- Page 6 Contents Figure 5.3 Brackets attached to control head and mounting surface ..........42 Figure 6.1 LEDs and buttons associated with Program Mode settings ..........44 Figure 6.2 Keep-Alive Timeout durations ...................45 Figure 7.1 SSP2000B default configuration for control head .............48 Figure 7.2 SSP2000B control head and ignition timer inputs .............48 Figure 7.3 SSP3000B default configuration for control head .............49 Figure 7.4 SSP3000B contol head and ignition timer inputs ..............49 Figure 7.5 Default configuration for steering wheel switches wired to control head ......50...
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Page 7: Chapter 1 Safety Messages For Installers And Operators
CHAPTER 1 Safety Messages for Installers and Operators For your safety, read and understand this manual thoroughly before installing, operating, and servicing the SmartSiren Platinum siren amplifier/relay module. The safety messages presented in this chapter and throughout the manual are reminders to exercise extreme care at all times. In addition, read and understand the safety instructions to installers (doc. - Page 8 Chapter 1: Safety Messages for Installers and Operators combination to make sure the system works together properly and meets federal, state and local standards or guidelines. During Installation • Do NOT get metal shavings inside the product. Metal shavings in the product can cause the system to fail.
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Page 9: Safety Messages To Operators Of Sound/Light Systems
Chapter 1: Safety Messages for Installers and Operators • When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. After Installation • After installation, test the siren and light system to ensure that it is operating properly. •... - Page 10 Chapter 1: Safety Messages for Installers and Operators • If a selected function does not perform properly or if any of the lamps remain illuminated when the control is off, disconnect the power connector from the control unit and contact the nearest service center.
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Page 11: Chapter 2 An Overview Of The Smartsiren Platinum
CHAPTER 2 An Overview of the SmartSiren Platinum The SmartSiren Platinum siren amplifier/relay module is a full-featured, programmable electronic siren and light control system. State-of-the-art microprocessor technology is used to create a system with a small, compact control head and a siren amplifier/relay module that can be installed in the trunk, under the dashboard, or under the seat of any vehicle with a 12 V negative ground system. -
Page 12: Programmable Input Circuits
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Convergence Network Programmable Input Circuits Both models of the siren amplifier/relay modules have connections for four relay input circuits. Relay inputs 1 and 2 are active-low inputs that activate a switch when pulled to ground. Relay inputs 3 and 4 are active-high inputs that activate a switch when pulled to 12 Vdc battery voltage. -
Page 13: Siren Specifications
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Convergence Network Siren Specifications Speakers SSP2000B: one 100 W, 11-ohm speaker SSP3000B: one or two 100 W, 11-ohm speakers Operating Current (no lamps on) 9 A (nominal), (13.6 V battery, 11-ohm load at high power) Frequency Range 725 to 1 600 Hz Nominal Cycle Rate... -
Page 14: Smartsiren Platinum Kit Contents
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Convergence Network SmartSiren Platinum Kit Contents Table 2.1 (Model SSP2000B) and 2.2 (SSP3000B) lists the parts included with the SmartSiren Platinum kit. After unpacking the kit, examine it for damage that may have occurred in transit. If the product has been damaged, file a claim immediately with the carrier stating the extent of damage. -
Page 15: Table 2.2 Ssp3000B Kit Contents
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Convergence Network Table 2.2 SSP3000B kit contents Qty. Description Part Number SSP3000B Control Head 853600632 SSP3000B Siren Amplifier/Relay Module 853600629 Cable Assy., RS485, 25 ft 1751357-02 Cable Assy., Control 17500307 Cable Assy., Auxiliary Relay 1751541 Cable Assy., RJ45 Ethernet Crossover 1751532... -
Page 16: Chapter 3 Connecting The Convergence Network
CHAPTER 3 Connecting the Convergence Network Before permanently installing the SmartSiren Platinum system, plan all wire routings and select the mounting locations for the siren amplifier/relay module and control head. Also read and understand all instructions included with related equipment before installing it. Selecting Mounting Locations When fastened to the back of the control head, the mounting bracket covers the wiring connectors and a supplemental control for the gain or volume of the radio rebroadcast feature. -
Page 17: Figure 3.1 Dimensions Of The Control Head
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network IMPORTANT: To maintain the reliability of the Model SSP3000B amplifier/relay module, which is cooled by a fan, ensure that there is enough room for the flow of air. Figure 3.1 Dimensions of the control head FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW 6.80 in... -
Page 18: Overview Of The Convergence Network Connections
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Overview of the Convergence Network Connections The Convergence Network system has these types of connections via cables and locking connectors included with the kit (see Figure 3.3): Connections for the siren amplifier/relay module: Three “plug and play” serial ports that communicate on the Federal Signal Convergence network ◆... -
Page 19: Figure 3.3 Overview Of Convergence Network Connections
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network... -
Page 20: Preparing For The Convergence Network Installaton
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Preparing for the Convergence Network Installaton HIGH CURRENT ARCING: Do not connect this system to the vehicle battery until ALL other electrical connections are made and you have verified that no shorts exist. High current conductors can cause hazardous sparks or burning wire resulting in electrical fires. -
Page 21: Connections For 10 A Auxiliary Relays
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network To connect the devices: 1. Carefully route the cables from the network devices through the vehicle to the connectors on the siren amplifier/relay module. 2. To provide strain relief, secure the cables with installer-supplied clamps and hold-downs. 3. -
Page 22: Table 3.1 Descriptions Of Configurable Activation Options For 10 A Relays
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Table 3.1 Descriptions of configurable activation options for 10 A relays Configured Description Activation Active High The relay supplies +12 Vdc during the “on” state. Active Low The relay supplies ground during the “on” state. The relay is open during the “off”... -
Page 23: Connections For Low-Current Auxiliary Relays
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Figure 3.6 Connection for 10 A solid-state auxiliary relays 10 A RELAY LEADS TEN 10 A FUSES CABLE ASSY. P/N 1751541 ON TOP OF SIREN FOR 10 A RELAYS 18 AWG 10 8 6 6 7 8 11 1 1 1 2 3 4... -
Page 24: Connections For The Latitude Signalmaster
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Figure 3.7 Connection for 2 A solid-state relays RELAY LEADS CABLE ASSY. P/N 1751542-01 (SSP3000B) AND P/N 1751542-NY (SSP2000B) 18 AWG 11 12 13 14 10 8 6 6 7 8 11 1 1 1 2 3 4 INPUT Connections for the Latitude SignalMaster... -
Page 25: Connections For Rear External Discrete Signalmaster (Ssp3000B Only)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Connections for Rear External Discrete SignalMaster (SSP3000B Only) Cable assembly 1751542-01 includes 18-inch, 20 AWG wires for six-head and eight-head SignalMaster lightbars that are wired discretely. These directional warning lights are standalone lightbars, rather than part of a full-featured, serial-controled lightbar, with separate wires for each lighthead. -
Page 26: Connections For Relay Inputs 1 To 4
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Connections for Relay Inputs 1 to 4 Cable assemblies P/N 1751542-01 and P/N 1751542-NY include 18-inch, 20 AWG wires for four relay circuit inputs. Figure 3.9 shows the connectors for the four input leads on the back of the amplifier/ relay module. -
Page 27: Connections For The Ambient Light Sensor
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Connections for the Ambient Light Sensor The SSP3000B and SSP2000B both support Federal Signal lightbars equipped with an ambient light sensor. The software uses Input 1 to activate functions when the lightbar senses low light. No extra connections are needed to support this feature. -
Page 28: Speaker Connections (Cable Assembly P/N 17500307)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Speaker Connections (Cable Assembly P/N 17500307) The SSP2000B siren amplifier operates with one 11 ohm impedance, 100 W speaker. The SSP3000B is designed to operate with one or two 11 ohm impedance, 100 W speakers. Software-configurable options include a variety of siren tones, horn ring transfer, slide switch operation, and siren activation or siren mute. -
Page 29: Horn Ring Transfer (Cable Assembly 17500307)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Horn Ring Transfer (Cable Assembly 17500307) The default setting for the slide switch transfers the horn-ring activation of the siren in Slide Switch 2 and 3. In Slide Switch 2, a press of the horn button activates the Manual tone. In Slide Switch 3, each press of the horn button cycles through a siren function, such as tones or air horn, assigned to horn-ring transfer via the Convergence Configuration Software. -
Page 30: Figure 3.12 Connections For Horn-Ring Transfer Circuit
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Figure 3.12 Connections for horn-ring transfer circuit +12V 10 8 6 6 7 8 11 1 1 1 2 3 4 SERIAL PORTS PARK INPUT DO NOT EXCEED 5 AMPS MAXIMUM ON HORN RING CIRCUIT. -
Page 31: Radio Rebroadcast (Cable Assembly 17500307)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Radio Rebroadcast (Cable Assembly 17500307) To allow incoming two-way radio messages to be amplified by the siren amplifier/relay module and rebroadcast over the siren speakers, connect the brown 18 AWG two-conductor zip-cord across the speaker of the two-way radio (Figure 3.13). Insulate spliced leads with twist-on wire connectors. -
Page 32: Connecting The Control Head
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Connecting the Control Head In addition to the connection through the 25-foot Convergence Network cable, the control head has: Connections for four active-low input circuits that activate when pulled to ground (17500308) ◆ Connections to the siren for battery ground (–GND) and +12 Vdc switched by ignition or battery ◆... -
Page 33: Connecting Ignition Power To The Control Head (Without Ignition Timer)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Each input circuit can be programmed to activate with an installer-supplied switch having a current capacity of 100 mA , with the SSP3000B control head, or with the two-way switches on the steering wheel of the Ford Police Interceptor. For the location of the vehicle 14-way connector for the ground-sourcing outputs, refer to the Ford Police Interceptor Modifier Manual. -
Page 34: Connecting The Federal Signal Microphone (P/N 258B8577-03)
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network To connect the control head to ignition power: 1. Use a multimeter to determine which source provides power when the vehicle key is in the ignition position. 2. Connect the yellow lead from the control head to the switched side of the vehicle ignition harness. -
Page 35: Connecting The Siren To The Battery
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Connecting the Siren to the Battery This section has instructions for making the power connections from the SmartSiren to the battery. Required are an installer-supplied in-line fuse and wiring of an amperage capacity sufficient to handle the total vehicle electrical loads. -
Page 36: Figure 3.16 Negative Ground Connection For The Control Head
Chapter 3: Wiring the Convergence Network Figure 3.16 Negative ground connection for the control head TERMINAL 1/4"-20, SS EXT. TOOTH LOCK WASHER (4) 0.266" X 11/16", SS FLAT WASHER (2) 1/4"-20, SS KEPS NUT (2) POWER LEAD CONNECTIONS ARE LOCKED BETWEEN LOCK WASHER AND KEPS NUT 290A6424 SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network... -
Page 37: Chapter 4 Setting The Gain For Radio Rebroadcast And Pa
CHAPTER 4 Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast and PA The radio rebroadcast feature allows incoming two-way radio messages to be amplified by the siren amplifier/relay module and rebroadcast over the siren speakers of the SSP3000B system. The feature overrides all sirens functions. Button 7 is programmed as the default control for radio rebroadcast. The gain control for radio rebroadcast is a recessed potentiometer on the front of the siren amplifier/ relay module (Figure 4.2 on page 38). -
Page 38: Setting The Gain For Public Address (Microphone Volume)
Chapter 4: Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast and PA 4. Stand outside of the vehicle and note the volume level of the radio rebroadcast. If the volume is too loud or too soft, insert a small flat-head screwdriver in the gain control port for radio rebroadcast ( ) on the front of the siren amplifier/relay module (Figure 4.2). -
Page 39: Figure 4.4 Gain Control For Pa (Control Head)
Chapter 4: Setting the Gain for Radio Rebroadcast and PA 3. To adjust the PA gain further, insert a small flat-head screwdriver in the PA gain control port ( ) on the back of the control head (Figure 4.4). Turn it counter-clockwise while speaking into the microphone to increase the gain to just below the point where audio feedback occurs. -
Page 40: Chapter 5 Mounting The Siren And Control Head
CHAPTER 5 Mounting the Siren and Control Head The next step in the installation after wiring and connecting the SSP3000B/SSP2000B system is to permanently mount the siren amplifier/relay module and control head in the vehicle. Verify that the mounting locations you selected earlier are safe for installing these components. Before proceeding, review the following precautions before mounting the equipment. -
Page 41: Mounting The Control Head
Chapter 5: Mounting the Siren and Control Pad To mount the siren amplifier/relay module in the vehicle: 1. Use the base of the siren amplifier/relay module as a template (Figure 5.1) or the dimensions shown in Figure 5.1 to mark the centers of the four mounting holes. Figure 5.1 Slots for mounting hardware MOUNTING SLOTS (4 PLACES) -
Page 42: Figure 5.2 Bracket Attached To Back Of Control Head
Chapter 5: Mounting the Siren and Control Pad 3. Use the mounting bracket as a template and scribe two drill position marks at the selected mounting location. Figure 5.2 Bracket attached to back of control head CONTROL PAD NOTE: USE ONE OF THE THREE SETS OF HOLES IN THE PIVOT BRACKET TO BEST POSITION THE CONTROL PAD. -
Page 43: Chapter 6 Setting Control Head Options
CHAPTER 6 Setting Control Head Options The SmartSiren Platinum control head has these configurable features: A notification beep that sounds every ten seconds when one or more functions or devices in the ◆ system, such as a lightbar, is activated. The default setting is “on.” Step-through selection of one of four levels of LED dimming, including “off.”... -
Page 44: Selecting Active-High Activation Of Horn-Ring Transfer
Chapter 6: Setting Control Pad Options 2. To continue, select another setting to change or press Button 13 to exit Program Mode. Verify that the last amber LED turns on when you exit. Figure 6.1 LEDs and buttons associated with Program Mode settings Indicates that the Ethernet is on for system configuration and the control pad is in Program Mode. -
Page 45: Selecting Active-High Activation Of The Park Input Circuit
Chapter 6: Setting Control Pad Options Selecting Active-High Activation of the Park Input Circuit For instructions on connecting the control head to the Park Input circuit, see “Park Input (Cable Assembly P/N 1751542-01 and 1752542-NY)” on page 26. The default setting is active-low. To select the active-high activation of the Park Input feature: 1. -
Page 46: Resetting The Control Head To The Factory Default Configuration
Chapter 6: Setting Control Pad Options Resetting the Control Head to the Factory Default Configuration To reset the operation and control of network devices to the factory default: 1. While in Program Mode, press Button 7 (Figure 6.1 on page 41). 2. -
Page 47: Chapter 7 Testing The Convergence Network Installation
CHAPTER 7 Testing the Convergence Network Installation SOUND HAZARD—All effective sirens and horns produce loud sounds (120 dB) that may cause permanent hearing loss. Always minimize your exposure to siren sound and wear hearing protection. Do not sound the siren indoors or in enclosed areas where you and others will be exposed to the sound. -
Page 48: Figure 7.1 Ssp2000B Default Configuration For Control Head
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.1 SSP2000B default configuration for control head Signal Warn Button 14 Button 15 SSP2000B Master Button Control: SignalMaster Button Control: Push On/Off Rear Lightbar Push On/Off Rear Lightbar Rear Light Left, Right, Lightbar: Step-Through Cutoff Center Out... -
Page 49: Figure 7.3 Ssp3000B Default Configuration For Control Head
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.3 SSP3000B default configuration for control head Signal Warn Button 14 Button 15 SSP3000B Master Button Control: Step-Through Button Control: Push On/Off Rear Warning Push On/Off Lightbar Patterns Rear Light Lightbar: 1 to 4 Cutoff 8-Head Dimming... -
Page 50: Figure 7.5 Default Configuration For Steering Wheel Switches Wired To Control Head
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.5 Default configuration for steering wheel switches wired to control head SLIDE SWITCH 3 SLIDE SWITCH 1 BUTTON 2 SLIDE SWITCH 2 SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network... -
Page 51: Figure 7.6 Led Indicators And Fuses On Upper Part Of Siren Amplifier/Relay Module
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.6 LED indicators and fuses on upper part of siren amplifier/relay module AUX 11–14: LED flashes when the output is on for a 2 A auxiliary solid-state relay. These relays are active-high only and are internally protected by electronic short- circuit detection circuits. -
Page 52: Figure 7.7 Led Indicators On Lower Label Of Siren Amplifier/Relay Module
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.7 LED indicators on lower label of siren amplifier/relay module 290A7568 ON: LED glows when the network has power. RAD VOL: Screw for adjusting the factory- set radio volume. PA VOL: Screw for adjusing the factory- set public address volume. -
Page 53: Figure 7.8 Led Programming Indicators On The Control Head
Chapter 7: Testing the Convergence Network Figure 7.8 LED programming indicators on the control head The control head legends in the illustration are for a typical configuration. The SSP3000B/SSP2000B kit includes additional legends. All buttons are programmable. For instructions for programming the control head, see the “SSP3000B Control Head Configuration Software Manual”... -
Page 54: Chapter 8 Control Head Legends And Safety Messages
CHAPTER 8 Control Head Legends and Safety Messages To complete the installation, the SmartSiren kit includes: ◆ A scored sheet of replaceable keyhead legends that identify the functions of the control head buttons (part no. 181460). Before installing the legends, configure the operation of the control head with the Convergence Configuration Software (see the Convergence Network Software Configuration Manual, part no. -
Page 55: Distributing The Safety Message Card
Chapter 8: Control Pad Legends and Safety Messages Distributing the Safety Message Card Give the operator of the system the card entitled “Safety Message to Operators of Federal Signal Light/Sound Systems” (part no. 256B691) (Figure 8.2). The operator must read and understand the safety instructions and keep the card in the vehicle for reference. -
Page 56: Chapter 9 Safety Messages To Personnel Servicing Federal Signal Electronic Sirens
CHAPTER 9 Safety Messages to Personnel Servicing Federal Signal Electronic Sirens The people’s lives depend on your proper servicing of Federal Signal products. It is important to read and follow all instructions shipped with the products. |In addition, listed below are some other safety instructions and precautions you should follow: •... -
Page 57: Chapter 10 Servicing The Convergence Network System
or death. CHAPTER 10 Servicing the Convergence Network System Federal Signal recommends that the siren amplifier/relay module and control head be returned to your local distributor or Federal Signal for service. External components such as cabling, fuses, and the red and black insulators are available as replacement parts (see Table 10.1 on page 63). With the exception of the slide switch in the control head, there are no other user-serviceable parts within the control head or the siren amplifier/relay module. -
Page 58: Figure 10.1 Control Head Removed From Mounting Surface
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network 3. Disconnect the cables and leads from the back of the control head. Figure 10.1 Control head removed from mounting surface 1/4" LOCKWASHER, EXT. TOOTH (2) 1/4-20 x 3/4" HINGE SCREW, HEX HEAD (2) 290A7569 Figure 10.2 Control head removed from mounting brackets #6 SPLIT... -
Page 59: Replacing The Slide Switch In The Control Head
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network Replacing the Slide Switch in the Control Head To replace the slide switch: 1. Remove and retain the four Phillips #6-32 x 5/16" screws securing the control head base to the control head assembly (Figure 10.3). 2. -
Page 60: Reinstalling The Control Head
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network Reinstalling the Control Head To reinstall the control head in the vehicle: 1. Reconnect the cables and wiring to the control head. 2. Secure the rear mounting bracket to the control head base with the two Phillips #6-32 x 1/4 screws (Figure 10.2 on page 58). -
Page 61: Replacing An External Fuse
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network Replacing an External Fuse To replace a fuse: 1. Investigate and correct the cause of the fuse failure. 2. Remove a fuse by pulling it out with a pair of needle-nose pliers. Be careful not to bend the blades. -
Page 62: Replacing A Terminal Insulator
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network Replacing a Terminal Insulator To replace an insulator: 1. Ensure that Keps nuts, the two lock washers, and the two flat washers are removed from the terminal (Figure 10.4 on page 61). 2. Note the locations of the locking tabs in Figure 10.5. Insert a flat-head screwdriver between the housing and the insulator near the front locking tab and pry off the insulator. -
Page 63: Getting Technical Support And Service
Chapter 10: Servicing the Convergence Network Getting Technical Support and Service Federal Signal Corporation will service your equipment or provide technical assistance with any problems that cannot be handled locally. Any product returned to Federal Signal for service, inspection, or repair must be accompanied by a Return Material Authorization number. The RMA number can be obtained from your local distributor or Federal Signal. -
Page 64: Returning A Product To Federal Signal
2645 Federal Signal Drive University Park, IL 60484-3167 Attn: Service Department RMA: #__________ 2645 Federal Signal Drive, University Park, IL 60484-3167 Tel.: (800) 264-3578 • 708-534-3400 • Fax: (800) 682-8022 www.fedsig.com © 2015 Federal Signal Corporation SmartSiren Platinum Convergence Network...
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