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- Page 1 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor Quick Start Guide ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Device signal levels Test devices Mains power connections Congratulations 24 VDC power connections Re-fit door Connect backup battery Remove 3V battery tab Apply power Engineer menu entry ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 2 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction This quick start guide will show you how to set up the SmartCell Wireless Zone Monitor (WZM), for connection to either addressable or conventional fire alarm systems. For advanced programming, refer to the ‘SmartCell Wireless Zone Monitor Programming Guide’ (MK067). -
Page 4: Additional Documentation
Note: Should you be unable to scan the QR code, visit the following website addresses: Wireless Zone Monitor (230 VAC version): https://firesecurityproducts.com/en/product/fire/SC_13_1100_0001_99/83586 Wireless Zone Monitor (24 VDC version): https://firesecurityproducts.com/en/product/fire/SC_13_2100_0001_99/83591 ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 4 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 5: Overview Of System Setup
Step 4 Set the WZM to match the connected fire control panel type (either conventional or addressable). Step 5 Configure sounder tones, durations and activation methods. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 5 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... - Page 6 Weekly test the system in accordance with local codes of practice. Step 9 Maintain the system in accordance with local codes of practice and manufacturers recommendations. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 6 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
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Page 8: Wzm Features
(A), and protruding edge. simultaneously rotate side cover anti-clockwise (B), as viewed overhead to remove the cover. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 8 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 9: Open Wzm
230 VAC variant shown cover removal’ section (page 8) for details. Optional door removal Disconnect the ribbon cable, then turn and release the door hinges. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 9 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 11: Addressable Fire System Wiring
Addressable fire system connections FOOTNOTES Optional cabling, required only when the following SmartCell devices are added to the WZM; detectors, call points and I/O Units (I/O units when set to ‘Off When Reset’) - see page 31 for details on this feature. -
Page 12: Conventional Fire System Wiring
Conventional fire system connections FOOTNOTES Ensure that the manufacturer’s specified end of line components and triggering resistors are fitted. See the control panel’s instructions for more information. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 12 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 13: Mains Power Connections
Earth wire input 24 VDC power connections 24 VDC WZMs only. The 24 VDC SmartCell WZM is designed to be powered from 2x 24 VDC power sources, to meet country specific requirements. Connect both power inputs. SOUNDER A ZONE... -
Page 14: Re-Fit Door
Re-connect the ribbon cable and re-fit the door hinges. Connect backup battery. 230 VAC WZMs only. Warning Observe battery polarity! (BLACK) PSU lead (BLACK) battery connector (RED) PSU lead (RED) battery connector ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 14 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 15: Remove 3V Battery Tab
To achieve this, simply press the PSU’s ‘START’ START button. SLIDE TO STATUS REMOVE FAULT MAINS / CHARGER FAIL BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL EN54-4 UNIVERSAL PSU ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 15 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 16: Engineer Menu Entry
Engineer menu entry The following steps are required to access the engineer menu (access level 3). SmartCell WZM With the SmartCell WZM in its normal state the screen will display: System Normal 14:18 Access For Access Press the button and the screen will... -
Page 17: Set Time & Date
Moves the cursor between the hour and minute selections. Saves the changes and returns to the previous screen. Note: the same process is used for changing the date. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 17 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 18: Install Devices
Install devices Note: Refer to the associated device installation guide for full details. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 18 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 19: Add Devices To System
Continue <Exit front screen is displayed. * Refer to the ‘SmartCell Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor Programming Guide’ (MK067) for alternative programming methods. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 19 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 20: Device Attributes
Press the button and the screen Detection- Dual will display: Smoke Sen- Normal Heat Sen- 58C S Available options for each device type are shown overleaf. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 20 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... - Page 21 Choose to switch the device’s ‘Output 2’ off, when O/P 2 OFF either the ‘silence’ or ‘reset’ button is pressed. *Approved EN54 sensitivities † Default dual sensitivities ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 21 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
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Page 22: Device Location Text
Heat Sen- 58C S Dual Detector Press the button and the screen ID:001235 will display: F1 ABC F2 Delete Refer to the ‘Text entry’ section overleaf. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 22 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 23: Text Entry
Exits from the current screen. The user is asked whether to save the changes ( button for yes and button for no). ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 23 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 24: Set The Panel Type
Addressable display: Conventional Press the button and the screen will Addressable display: Addressable Panel Press the button and the screen will Selected display: ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 24 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 25: Sounder Tones
To Select 800Hz - 970Hz, @1Hz Press the buttons to view the available tones and press the button to select the required tone: Tone To Select ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 25 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... - Page 26 800Hz, 0.25s ON / 1s OFF 500Hz - 1200Hz, 3.75s / 0.25s OFF (AS2220) Note: Tones 1, 4, 5 and 7 are EN54-3 approved tones. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 26 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
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Page 27: Sounder Duration
30 Mins Auto Off Press the button until the screen will Continuous displays: Sounder Duration Press the button and the screen will Set To display: Continuous ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 27 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 28: Sounder Activation Method
Panel Mode Press the button until the screen will Immediate Mode displays: Sounder Activation Press the button and the screen will Set To display: Immediate Mode ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 28 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 29: Pulsed Output
Fire Relay- LATCH Press the buttons, until the Fault Relay- LATCH screen displays the required relay type: In this example, the fault relay has been chosen. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 29 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... - Page 30 Fire Relay- LATCH Press the button and the screen will Fault Relay- 15 display: Note: the same options are available for the fire and fault relays. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 30 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
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Page 31: Device Indicator Operation
Press the button until the screen will Off When Reset displays: Fire Status Press the button and the screen will Turned Off display: When Reset ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 31 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 32: Device Signal Levels
If a device does not achieve a good signal level, for further guidance refer to the ‘How to improve device signal levels’ section within the SmartCell WZM Programming Guide (MK067). ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 32 of 36... -
Page 33: Test Devices
Input / Output devices should also be tested in conjunction with associated 3rd party equipment and in accordance with local codes of practice. See overleaf for additional WZM testing features. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 33 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... -
Page 34: Congratulations
Congratulations Your SmartCell WZM should now be successfully installed. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 34 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM... - Page 35 Notes ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved Page 35 of 36 MK349-0001-99 (Issue 1) 22/10/2020 AJM...
- Page 36 The information contained within this literature is correct at time of publishing. EMS reserves the right to change any information regarding products as part of its continual development enhancing new technology and reliability. EMS advises that any product literature issue numbers are checked with its head office prior to any formal specification being written.