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Table of Contents
- 1 Table of Contents
- 2 Smartrescue 5 & 10 Installation
- 3 Powering the Smartrescue
- 4 Wiring Emergency Phones to Smartrescue
- 5 Programming Options
- 6 Operations & Testing the System
- 7 Maintenance
- 8 Smartrescue System Activation Relay
- 9 Adjusting Volume on Smartphones
- 10 Troubleshooting
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- Page 1 Installation & Operations Manual SmartRescue 5 & 10 RP8500510 N56W24720 N. Corporate Circle Sussex, WI 53089 Ver. 4 YEAR 800-451-1460 www.rathcommunications.com 11/19 WARRANTY...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing RATH’s SmartRescue Base Station. We are the largest Emergency Communication Manufacturer in North America and have been in business for over 35 years. We take great pride in our products, service, and support. Our Emergency Products are of the highest quality. -
Page 3: Smartrescue 5 & 10 Installation
• 120v power • Communication options (mandatory) • Dedicated analog phone line from POTS, PBX, central office, or digital phone line • Cellular (contact RATH® at 800-451-1460) • VoIP (contact RATH® at 800-451-1460) • Twisted, shielded, 22 or 24 AWG, 2 pair wire cabling to connect each Emergency Phone to the SmartRescue • RATH® 2100 Series SmartPhone(s) -
Page 4: Powering The Smartrescue
Note: Do not use the plug-in or hardwired transformer when using the 2500-PWR24U. Phone Push Connector 8 Option 1 Phone Push Connector 9 Plug-In Phone Push Connector 10 Supplied by Transformer RATH® Provided by RATH® Handset Connection Dedicated Analog Supplied by Phone Line Option 2 RATH® Hard-Wired Transformer Optional Sub-Master... -
Page 5: Wiring Emergency Phones To Smartrescue
Note: When using the SmartRescue for Area of Refuge applications, it is recommended to use a biscuit jack for connecting each phone. This will prevent loose connections that can cause the system to malfunction. Biscuit jacks are available from RATH® by request. Handset Connection Note: DO NOT use aluminum conductors with push-in terminals. - Page 6 Typical Wiring Diagrams for Elevator Applications Hard-Wired Transformer: Wiring Diagram with Individual Transformers EMERGENCY PHONE SOLID LIGHT: CALLING BLINKING LIGHT: RECEIVED SMARTRESCUE PHONE - 5 DISCONNECT 7 8 9 CALL TO 2 Pair- Twisted RESCUE SERVICES 24-22ga RESCUE SERVICES READ ALL OPERATING STEPS SUB-MASTER 1 BEFORE PROCEEDING EMERGENCY PHONE...
- Page 7 Plug-In Transformer: Wiring Diagram with Individual Transformers 24/5VA EMERGENCY PHONE SOLID LIGHT: CALLING GROUND BLINKING LIGHT: RECEIVED NEUTRAL 120vac HOT 2 Pair- Twisted 7 8 9 SMARTRESCUE PHONE - 5 DISCONNECT CALL TO 24-22ga RESCUE SERVICES RESCUE SERVICES READ ALL OPERATING STEPS SUB-MASTER 1 BEFORE PROCEEDING 24/5VA...
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Page 8: Programming Options
NEUTRAL 120vac HOT 2 Pair- Twisted 7 8 9 SMARTRESCU 24-22ga Typical Wiring Diagram for Area of Refuge Applications 24/5VA EMERGENCY PHONE SOLID LIGHT: CALLING BLINKING LIGHT: RECEIVED OPERATION: GROUND 1. SOLID LIT L EMERGENCY PHONE OR RESCUE NEUTRAL SOLID LIGHT: C ALLING SMARTRESCUE PHONE - 5 BLINKING LIGHT:... -
Page 9: Operations & Testing The System
Option 2: Program the SmartRescue to Allow the Emergency Phones to call the SmartRescue First, then Outside Number(s) 1. Leave SmartRescue handset hung up 2. Hold down red Disconnect and Sub-Master 1 buttons for 5 seconds 3. Release buttons (you will hear a confirmation tone) 4. Press Phone 2 button, then red button, then the Phone 1 button 5. -
Page 10: Maintenance
SmartRescue to verify that the lights are working as intended and that the SmartRescue communicates with the attached phones. Periodic testing should be done with the primary power source disconnected. Battery Maintenance Rechargeable batteries should be replaced every 3 years under normal circumstances. Contact RATH ® replacement batteries. -
Page 11: Smartrescue System Activation Relay
Appendix 2300-630SM Machine Room Phone Installation & Operation The 2300-630SM is an optional Machine Room Phone that may be remote mounted and used to call any of the phones connected to the SmartRescue. Up to (2) 2300-630SM phones may be connected to one SmartRescue. Note: Machine Room Phones will only ring if they are being called by the SmartRescue. -
Page 12: Adjusting Volume On Smartphones
Adjusting Volume on SmartPhone 1. Locate the silver VR1 POT on the bottom right corner of the SmartPhone board 2. Using a fine Philips Head screwdriver, turn the VR1 clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease the volume 3. The VR2 POT adjusts the microphone Volume Adjust Sensitivity Change Frequency of Phone Line Check using Onboard Keypad 1. - Page 13 SmartRescue Specifications Conforms to UL STD 2017 Type of Signaling: • Emergency Signaling, TYPE AM Protection: • Short Circuit/Overload/Over Voltage Ratings for SmartRescue Base Stations: • Input Ratings: 100-120vac, 50/60Hz, 4.0A or 200-240vac, 50/60Hz, 2.0A when powered by 2500-PWR24U • Output Rating: 24vdc, 5A •...
- Page 14 Drawings Surface Mount Stainless Steel 11.61" [294.96] 0.22" [5.71] 11.61" [294.96] 0.32" [8.05] 0.82" [20.72] 1.03" [26.25] 1.98" [50.19] 1.27" [32.38] 0.69" [17.46] 1'-0.56" [319.09] 1'-0.56" [319.09] 0.69" [17.46] 4.02" [102.07] 0.25" [6.35] 5.81" [147.48] 0.13" [3.18] 0.33" [8.49] Ø0.28" [Ø7.18] FRONT PANEL/COVER LEFT SIDE CONTROL INSIDE...
- Page 15 Flush Mount Stainless Steel 1'-1.81" [350.84] 0.22" [5.71] 11.61" [294.96] 0.32" [8.05] 0.82" [20.72] 1.03" [26.25] 1.98" [50.19] 1.27" [32.38] 0.69" [17.46] 1'-0.56" [319.09] 1'-1.81" [350.84] 0.69" [17.46] 4.02" [102.07] 0.25" [6.35] 5.81" [147.48] 0.13" [3.18] 0.33" [8.49] Ø0.28" [Ø7.18] LEFT SIDE CONTROL INSIDE FRONT PANEL/COVER...
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