Ecler ENVIRO MSB2 User manual

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MODO DE FUNCIONAMIENTO

 Para el disparo de las alarmas se podrá realizar desde el frontal del módulo (

TEST/STOP

), o de la forma remota de estas

teclas mediante pulsadores, relojes programados, alarmas programadas, etc.

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PRIORITIES:

Priority 1: J147-J150

Priority 2: J146-J149

Priority 3: J145-J148

PRIORITIES:

Priority 1: J108-J111

Priority 2: J107-J110

Priority 3: J106-J109

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ALARM/ALERT MODULE

MSA2 MODULE

FUNCTION

MODULE USED TO GENERATE TWO ACOUSTIC ALARM/ALERT SIGNALS IN THE

SELECTED ZONES RESPECTING THE PRIORITY SYSTEM.

DESCRIPTION

Each alarm activates independently with an external signal (START). The duration of the

acoustic alarm/alert can be programmed in three ways:

• Manual: as long as the START signal lasts

• Always: Once activated, it can only be disabled with the STOP button

• Temp: between 5 and 15 seconds, internally adjustable

The TEST/STOP buttons are used to test the module. They are difficult to access in order

to avoid accidental operation or manipulation.

The alarm/alert signals of the modules section 1 can respect the priority system or not. If

you configure the module to operate with priorities, the zone and priority structure will be

regarded (the alarm/alert signal attenuates the BGM). If you configure the module to work

without priorities (BGA) the signal will be mixed with the BGM and will be attenuated

together with the music in case that a message arrives (spoken message or alarm).

Internally you can select three alarm types and two acoustic alert types for each section of

the module.

In case you only hear the final part of the alarm/alert (this is caused by a higher priority signal occupying the system), the

system features a RETRIGGER option, which will retrigger the alarm/alert signal to hear it completely.

FEATURES FOR EACH SECTION

INDICATORS

PAGING

: Broadcasting an alarm/alert

BUSY

: System occupied

ALARM

: Alarm active

INTERNAL SETTINGS:

OPERATING MODE (Only Section 1)

: priorities+zones

mixed with BGM (BGA)

ZONE ASSIGN

PRIORITY LEVEL

: 1,2,3

ALARM/ALERT SELECTION

: Siren1, Siren2, Two tones

ALERT TYPE

: Alert1, Alert2

TIME CYCLE

FREQ

DURATION OF ACOUSTIC SIGNAL

: manual, always, temp

TIMER SETTING

: 5-15 seconds

RETRIGGER

: on/off

CONTROLS:

TEST

: Activates the alarm manually

STOP

: Stops the acoustic signal whatever its duration is

CONNECTIONS:

REMOTE

: To remotely activate or deactivate each alarm

CONNECTING THE MSA2

In order to connect this module, you should follow the steps indicated on the figure of the next page:

 Choose an operating mode with the jumper marked with nr.1: This module can act respecting the priority and zone system

(ALAR) or as BGA. Section two can't operate as BGA, only with priorities.

ATTENTION: You can have only one module acting as BGA. Remember that to work in this operating mode, you must

remove all zone assignment and priority jumpers.

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 If you decide the module to work in ALAR. mode, select now its priority level. To do that, you will have to place two

PRIORITY jumpers according to the priority you wish this module to have. (indication nr.2' and 2" of the figure on next

page). For example: To set the priority to 3, place the two jumpers at positions J108 and J111.

ATTENTION: There can only be one module with Priority 1. Remember that every module containing

PRIORITY

information must be mounted on the same chassis.

 Define the zone (or zones) to which the message from section 1 (if defined as ALAR) will be sent, by means of the jumpers

marked with 3' and 3". For example: If you wish section 1 to operate in zone 3 and 5, set the jumpers J142 and J138.

 Select the message type of each section (alarm or alert) with the jumper marked with nr. 4' and 4"

 If you defined a section as alert, you should now select the desired alert type with the jumpers marked with nr. 5' and 5"

 Alert type: one or two chimes

 Time Cycle: slow (jumper set) or fast (jumper removed)

 Freq: 500 Hz (jumper removed) or 1kHz (jumper set). Bass or treble alert sound.

 If you defined a section as alarm, you should now select the desired alert type with the jumpers marked with nr. 6' and

6". For two tones, put the jumper in upward position, for Siren1 in downward position and no jumper for Siren2.

 Select the duration of the acoustic signal with the jumpers marked with 7 and 7" always (ALW, jumper upwards) or manual

(jumper downwards)

 If you wish the alarm to have a maximum duration, set this with the jumper marked with nr. 8' and 8". For timer operation

(TEMP) set the jumper upwards.

Type of signal

Jumper 7’ & 7’’

ALW / MAN

Jumper 8’ & 8’’

TEMP / NO TEMP

Manual

MAN

NO TEMP

Always

ALW

NO TEMP

Temp

ALW or MAN

TEMP

ATTENTION: Essential to place these jumpers in a position or another one. If it were not put these jumpers, the module

would not work correctly.

 Select Retrigger ON (jumper removed) or ON (jumper set) with the jumpers marked with nr. 9' and 9".

 If you define a section with a timer, you should set the duration of the signal with the pots marked with nr. 10' and 10"

 Insert and screw the module and the chassis together in the front and back panels.

 Connect the data buses (Flat 10- and 20-way cables) to the connectors marked with nr.11 in the figure on next page.

 Link together the front and back panel. In this case you will have to connect following connector pair marked with nr. 12.:

J01 and TS101.

 Once the complete installation of one or various chassis and the peripherals connections to ENVIRO has been carried out,

you should perform a test of both sections to ensure its correct operation.

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OPERATION

 To trigger the alarms you can press the buttons on the front panel (

TEST/STOP

) or trigger them remotely with switches,

programmed timers, programmed alarms, etc...

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Priority 1: J147-J150

Priority 2: J146-J149

Priority 3: J145-J148

PRIORITIES:

Priority 1: J108-J111

Priority 2: J107-J110

Priority 3: J106-J109

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FONCTIONNEMENT

 Pour écouter les alarmes, vous pouvez appuyer sur les boutons de la façade avant (

TEST/STOP

) ou les déclencher à

distance par des boutons poussoirs, des horloges préprogrammées, ...

MODULO MSA2

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Priority 1: J147-J150

Priority 2: J146-J149

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PRIORITIES:

Priority 1: J108-J111

Priority 2: J107-J110

Priority 3: J106-J109

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