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MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM

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Page 1 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor FIRE FAULT POWER FUNCTION 1 FUNCTION 2 Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor Programming Guide ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Conventional fire system wiring Sounder duration Re-fit door Sounder activation method Connect backup battery Pulsed output Device indicator operation Remove 3V battery tab Apply power ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 3 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 4: Access Level
Access level 3 tree view WZM information Access level 3 menu options Language Maintenance/test Reports Device options Access level 4 WZM settings Logout Product conformance Device listing ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 4 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 6: General Warnings
The procedures outlined in this programming guide and associated instructions must be carefully followed. All of the options detailed within this programming manual are available via the SmartCell configuration tool. See the configuration tool’s inbuilt engineer manual for operational details.
Page 7: Equipment Familiarisation
STATUS DUAL INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE Wireless Wireless sounder & Wireless sounder & Wireless input / sounder ceiling beacon wall beacon output device ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 7 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 8: System Overview
System overview The Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor (WZM) allows for 16 SmartCell wireless devices to be added to conventional or addressable fire system. Typical addressable fire system connection Up to 16x SmartCell wireless devices SmartCell WZM STATUS DUAL INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE...
Page 9: System Design
The default fire sounder tone is tone 5. Sounders have 31 tones available, that can be played on the configuration tool for verification. Available tones are shown overleaf: ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 9 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 10 Note: Tones 1, 4, 5 and 7 are EN54-3 approved tones. Note: Default sounder operation is global. Alternative operation, such as zonal and two stage, plus sounder and output delays are also available, via the SmartCell con guration tool. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved.
Page 11 The outputs can be independently programmed to return to their normal state upon either, when the control panel’s ‘Silence’ button is pressed, or when the control panel’s ‘Reset’ button is pressed. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 11 of 80...
Page 12: Device Log On Methods
The device’s LED will flash by way of confirmation. Refer to the ‘Device log on points’ section for details on each device’s log on point. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 12 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 13: Device Log On Points
INTRODUCTION Device log on points Detector (incl. sounder and beacon variants) Sounder (incl. beacon variants) Call Point ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 13 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 15: Wzm Connections
230 VAC connections powered* * An alternative 24 VDC version WZM is also available for use with a seperate power supply for extended battery standby time. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 15 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 16: Wzm Fascia
The WZM’s features are shown below. Intelligent Wireless Zone Monitor FIRE FAULT POWER FUNCTION 1 FUNCTION 2 Status LEDs 80 character display Function buttons Navigation & confirmation buttons ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 16 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 17: Wzm Status Leds
When a valid User PIN has been entered, pressing the Function 2 button for FUNCTION 2 2-3 seconds will send a resynchronisation signal to the WZM’s wireless devices. START ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 17 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM SLIDE TO REMOVE...
Page 19: Access Level 3 Entry
( ) adjacent to it. Pressing the button enters this option. Exiting from a menu option is achieved automatically after two minutes, or by pressing the button. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 19 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 20: Fault Event Display
* Note; refer to ‘System Setup’ section for details on location text programming. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 20 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 22: System Setup Introduction
The procedures outlined in this installation guide must be carefully followed. SmartCell devices contain electronics that may be susceptible to damage from Electro Static Discharge (ESD). Take appropriate precautions when handling electronic boards.
Page 23: Open Wzm
Disconnect the ribbon cable, then turn and release the door hinges. START SLIDE TO REMOVE STATUS FAULT MAINS / CHARGER FAIL ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 23 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL UNIVERSAL PSU EMS-PSU-001...
Page 24: Cable Entry
Note: the supplied back box mounting template can be used to drill the fixing positions. START SLIDE TO REMOVE STATUS FAULT MAINS / CHARGER FAIL ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 24 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL UNIVERSAL PSU EMS-PSU-001...
Page 25: Addressable Fire System Wiring
Addressable re 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 30 for details on this feature.
Page 26: Conventional Fire System Wiring
Conventional re 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 26 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 27 Earth wire input Make 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...
Page 28: Re-Fit Door
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 28 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 29: Remove 3V Battery Tab
MAINS / CHARGER FAIL BATTERY LOW BATTERY FAIL EN54-4 UNIVERSAL PSU SC-60-1000 INPUT: 220-240VAC, 50Hz, 0.3A OUTPUT: 5.0-8.5VDC, 0.8A MAX 0905 0359-CPR-00267 ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 29 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM INPUT L N E...
Page 30: 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 30 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 31: Install Devices
SYSTEM SETUP Install devices Note: Refer to the associated device installation guide for full details. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 31 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 32: Add Devices To The System
Either continue adding new devices (by inserting batteries, or press until the front screen is displayed. Continue <Exit * Refer to the ‘WZM menus’ section for alternative programming methods. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 32 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 33: Device Attributes
Press the button and the screen will display: Detection- Dual Smoke Sen- Normal Heat Sen- 58C S Available options for each device type are shown overleaf. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 33 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 34 Choose to switch the device’s ‘Output 2’ oﬀ, when either the ‘silence’ or ‘reset’ button is pressed. * EN54 approved sensitivities † Default dual sensitivities ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 34 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 35: Device Location Text
Heat Sen- 58C S Dual Detector Press the button and the screen will display: ID:001234 F1 ABC F2 Delete Refer to the ‘Text entry’ section overleaf. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 35 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 36: 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 36 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 37: Set The Panel Type
Addressable Conventional Press the button and the screen will display: Addressable Addressable Panel Press the button and the screen will display: Selected ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 37 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 38: 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 38 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 39: Sounder Duration
30 Mins Auto Off Press the button until the screen will displays: Continuous Sounder Duration Press the button and the screen will display: Set To Continuous ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 39 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 40: Sounder Activation Method
Panel Mode Press the button until the screen will displays: Immediate Mode Sounder Activation Press the button and the screen will display: Set To Immediate Mode ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 40 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 41: Pulsed Output
Fault Relay- LATCH In this example, the fault relay has been chosen. Fault Relay Press the button and the screen will display: LATCH Secs To Select ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 41 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 42 Fire Relay- LATCH Press the button and the screen will display: Fault Relay- 15 Note: the same options are available for the fire and fault relays. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 42 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 43: Device Indicator Operation
Press the button until the screen will displays: Off When Reset Fire Status Press the button and the screen will display: Turned Off When Reset ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 43 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 46: Test Devices
Sounder operation should also be tested in accordance with local codes of practice. Input / Output devices should also be tested in conjunction with associated 3rd party equipment and in accordance with local codes of practice. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 46 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 47: Device Signal Levels
If a device does not achieve a good signal level, refer to the ‘How to improve device signal levels’ section for additional guidance. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 47 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 48: Device Battery Levels
BATTERY OK Z01 A25 Dual Detector Basement Area BATTERY LOW Z01 A22 Dual Detector Reception BATT MISSING ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 48 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 50: Fault Rectification
If shown, reset the device using the reset key. Fire Ensure that the environment in the device’s location is free of Detector smoke, residue and dust. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 50 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 51: Signal Level Requirements
Meeting the acceptable signal levels shown ensures immunity to site attenuation (path loss) is met, as required in clause 4.2.1 and annexe B of EN54-25. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 51 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 52: How To Improve Device Signal Levels
Are the Return to signal levels ok the start now? Carry out a signal level check to determine site range. Signal levels successfully improved. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 52 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 54: Access Level 3 Tree View
Add New Device Remove Device Edit Settings Signal Level Test Device Identifier View All Devices WZM Settings Panel Type Sounder Options Device Indicator Continued overleaf... ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 54 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 55 Select Secondary Factory Access View Firmware Reports Output Format Full Event Log Alarm Only Events Fault Only Events Signal Strength Current Status Configuration Continued overleaf... ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 55 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 57: Access Level 3 Menu Options
The example below shows a historical event, logged for a ‘TAMPER’ fault on a device. TAMPER Event type Device address Dual Detector Device’s text description First Floor Landing Time & date of the event 12:05 10/01/20 ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 57 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 58 When all of the fire devices have been scrolled through, the list will subsequently show all of the information devices, again in address number order. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 58 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 59: Maintenance/Test
Device Output Test Device Signal Test Good Signal Low Signal No Signal Device Battery List Battery OK Battery Low Battery Missing Edit Service Code Clear Event Log ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 59 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 60 This menu option allows the engineer to change the four digit service code, that is required for entry to access level 3. Clear event log This menu option allows the event log to be cleared. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 60 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 61: Device Options
Audio/Visual * O/P 1 OFF * O/P 2 OFF * Individual Device Signal Level Test ALL Devices Device Identifier Individual Device ALL Devices View All Devices ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 61 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 62 It is possible to accept the new device, or add another device in the same fashion, therefore creating a list at the WZM. When these details are accepted, the device is added to the WZM. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 62 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 63 Device Display Text The device type followed by the devices unique ident number (where xx = represents the ident number of the device) Sounder volume High ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 63 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 64 The device type followed by the devices unique ident number (where xx = represents the ident number of the device) Detection Dual Smoke Sen Normal Heat Sen 58°C static Sound volume High Audio/Visual ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 64 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 65 When entered the screen will show the current settings for the devices on the system. The device listings can be scrolled through by using the buttons. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 65 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 66: Wzm Settings
30 Min Cut Oﬀ ’Upon a fire event, wireless sounders will be automatically switch oﬀ after 30 minutes, to conserve battery life. Subsequent fire alarm activations will re-activate the sounders. The default setting is 30 min cut oﬀ. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 66 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 68: Wzm Information
Set Time & Date Time WZM Information WZM Options Date Format Lamp Test Front Screen Text WZM LED Disable Healthy Indicator ON/OFF System Options Radio Channels 5 Channels ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 68 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 69 The front screen text can be edited in this menu. WZM LED Disable This menu option allows the engineer to disable the WZM’s external status LEDs. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 69 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 70 This menu allows you to view the frequency channels currently used by the system. The radio channels used for the system are factory set. Any monitoring and channel changes can be undertaken using the configuration tool. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 70 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 71: Language
Select secondary When this option is entered the languages that are available for use as the WZM’s secondary language are able to be selected. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 71 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 72: Reports
When selected, the current status information from all devices will be downloaded. Configuration When selected details of the full system setup including all zone, device details and WZM programmed parameters will be downloaded. ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 72 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 73: Logout
When selected the logout option will return the user to the front display immediately. Access to the WZM’s menus would need to be re-started I.e. access code re-entered. Logout ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 73 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 76 0359-CPR-00268 Approved to: EN54-3, EN54-5, EN54-7, EN54-13, EN54-23 and EN54-25. Part Numbers: Variation: SC-23-0220-0001-99 Dual smoke / heat detector and combined sounder-beacon (VAD white flash) ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 76 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 77 EN54-3, EN54-13, EN54-23 and EN54-25. Part numbers: Variation: SC-32-0120-0001-99 RED sounder and wall beacon (VAD white flash) SC-32-0220-0001-99 WHITE sounder and wall beacon (VAD white flash) ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 77 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 78 Wireless dual input dual output device CPR certificate DoP: 0359-CPR-00269 STATUS DUAL INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE Approved to: EN54-13, EN54-18 and EN54-25. Part number: SC-41-0200-0001-99 ©2020 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 78 of 80 MK067-0001-99 (Issue 1) 04/11/2020 AJM...
Page 80 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 o ce prior to any formal speci cation being written.

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