Red Smoke Alarms RAC Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
Smoke Alarm Controller
Congratulations on purchasing the Red Smoke Alarms
Controller. This alarm controller can Radio link with
Kimberley radio frequency devices such as the Red Smoke
Alarms models.

Alarm Controller functionality

Function Description
Test All the Alarms can be tested from a
Locate centralised location
This will silence all the Alarms in the
system except the one sensing Fire
Silence This will silence the source Alarm(s)
Fire Indicator Indicates that a Fire Alarm has been
activated
Low Battery Indicator Indicates that the Alarm Controller battery
has reached its end of life (EOL)
Memory The memory feature allows the controller
to stay connected with other Red Smoke
Alarms models.
Contact us or visit our website for details.
The memory feature only works with the
Red Smoke Alarms models.

House Coding

It is essential to House Code the Alarm Controller to all the other
smoke alarm in the system to ensure they will not communicate with
nearby systems. Failure to house code the system may also result
in a system malfunction.
The Kimberley device uses a "Master-Subordinate" Pairing Method
to complete the House Code". This means, user must use the first
device as the master (open for wireless interconnection) and; the
other device as subordinate (to join the master's wireless intercon-
nection).
A) Wireless interconnect by setting up the Controller as the
master
1. Press and hold the House Code button (H CODE) on the back
of the controller until the Red LED light up, then release. Now the
controller is the "master", all other smoke alarms are now subord-
iante device.
Note: The House Coding Mode on the controller will be turn on for
2 minutes 30 seconds. After this period, House Coding mode will
turn off automatically.
Use a screw driver
to press and hold
the H.Code at
the back of controller
Red LED
light up
TEST / SILENCE

Technical Specification

Supply Voltage
Battery Capacity
RF Frequency
Temperature Specification
Humidity
Receiver Category
RF Performance
EMC Performance
Safety Testing
RF Power
Number of RF Alarms
Yellow LED Light - Red LED Light -
Lower Battery / Fire Warning
Fault Alarm Test / Silence
TEST / SILENCE
LOCATE
Test / Silence Button Locate Button
Front View of Controller
2. House code all other Red Smoke Alarms models in the system.
Press the Pairing button on the smoke alarm. For details, consult
the instruction manuals on how to house code the smoke alarms.
3. If the House Coding is completed within the 2 minutes 30
seconds, user can use a screw driver to press house code
(H.CODE) button for 5 times. The controller will flash 10 times to
indicate the House Coding mode is turned off.
Note: The Controller has a House Code memory function, all
House coded device will remain wiressl interconnected. If user has
not complete to interconnect all smoke alarms within the House
Coding period (2 minutes 30 seconds), Repeat from 1. for the all
device that has not been House Coded yet.
B) Wireless interconnet by Setting controller as the subordinate
device
1. Press and hold the Pairing button on the back of the wireless
smoke alarm until the Red LED light up, then release. For details,
consult the instruction manuals on how to house code the Alarms
and devices. Now, this Kimberley smoke alarm is the "master".
The controller and the other Red Smoke Alarms models are the
"subordinate".
2. To wireless interconnect the controller to the master, use a
screw driver to press 2 times on the House Code button (H.CODE)
on the back of the controller. The red LED on the controller will
flash 5 times indicate the controller has been connected. Now, the
controller has interconnected with the "master" smoke alarm.
SMOKE ALARMS
Powered for life Lithium battery
1600 mAh
433Mhz
0 C to 40 C (Cat 3)
o o
15% - 95% (Non Condensing)
Cat 2
AS4268
EN 301 489-1, EN 301 489-3
EN 60065
+7dBm
12 per house code group
House
Code
Button
Power on and off Button
Rear View of Controller