EMS FireCell Radio Quick start guide

Brand: EMS

Model: FireCell Radio

Type: Quick start guide

This manual is also suitable for

FireCell Radio Hub

EMS FireCell Radio

EMS FireCell Radio is a wireless fire alarm system used for commercial and industrial applications. It has a range of wireless devices, including smoke and heat detectors, sounders, and manual call points. The system is designed to be easy to install and use, with a variety of configuration options to suit different needs.

The EMS FireCell Radio system is ideal for use in a variety of applications, including:

Hospitals
Schools
Offices
Warehouses
Factories
Other commercial and industrial buildings

The system’s wireless technology offers a number of advantages over traditional wired systems, including:

EMS FireCell Radio

The EMS FireCell Radio system is ideal for use in a variety of applications, including:

Hospitals
Schools
Offices
Warehouses
Factories
Other commercial and industrial buildings

The system’s wireless technology offers a number of advantages over traditional wired systems, including:

POWER

FAU LT

SYSTEM

FAU LT

POWER

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FIRE

Fire Alarm Control

Radio Hub

Control Panel

Radio Cluster

Communicator (RCC)

230V AC

Wireless Diagnostics Quick Start Guide Iss 3 - MK252 AJM

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WIRELESS DIAGNOSTICS

QUICK START GUIDE

How to resolve a disconnect fault

A device disconnect fault is shown on the Control Panel display, if the communication

path between the individual device and it’s associated Radio Cluster Communicator is

not present. The majority of device disconnect faults can be investigated and resolved

by following these 10 simple steps:

Step 1 Is the device in it’s location?

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Radio Detector Base

PRESS HERE TO

LOG ON

IDENT

Step 2 Is the device powered?

Combined Sounder Detectors are

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Combined Sounder

and Detector Base

PRESS HERE TO

LOG ON

IDENT

OFF

0359

0359-CPR-00XX

3.5 - 4.5V DC

0.2 - 300mA

1W Max

Type A: for indoor use

Technical Data see Installation Guide

Part No: FCX-XXX-XXX

EN54-3: 2001

EN54-25: 2008

Step 3 Is the associated RCC powered?

If not, all devices reporting to the RCC will be disconnected.

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Disconnected

230Vac

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Connected

230Vac

Other wireless devices have power

jumpers as shown:-

SIZE AA

(Link pins to power device)

Step 4 Is the ident programmed correctly?

(Switch 1 On = Power ON)

Check the device’s ident located on the side of the device under the barcode and cross

reference it with the ident programmed into the Radio Hub.

0C03B Rev:5 01/08/17

RCC01 ID 1C03B

RCC01 ID 0C03B

If not try moving the device to the correct/closest RCC. Details can be found within the

FireCell Programming Manual (MK98).

If there is no other RCC to add the device to; an additional RCC may be required, or the

device may require relocation to achieve a better signal.

Step 5 Is the device allocated to the correct RCC?

Step 6 Is the RCC installed as per the survey?

Control Panel

Radio Hub

RCC1

RCC2

Control Panel

Radio Hub

RCC1

RCC2

The recommended distance between metal objects from the aerial is 600mm. The

recommended distance to any other electrical equipment is 2 metres.

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POWER

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600mm AWAY FROM METAL*

2m AWAY

FROM OTHER

ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT

2m AWAY

FROM OTHER

ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT

2m AWAY

FROM OTHER

ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT

*300mm is an acceptable

distance where 600mm is

not achievable

Step 7 Could anything be blocking the signal?

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POWER

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Step 8 Has a wireless survey been carried out?

POWER

FAULT

Step 9 Check the device signal strength:

Whilst trying to improve wireless communication, it is important that signal levels are

checked to ensure they are adequate. The devices bi-directional signal information is

displayed in the ‘Signal level’ menu, found in the Radio Hub:

From front display Device Status Select desired device no Signal Level

Received signal levels should be a minimum of 20dB.

Ch1 D RCC01 016dB

Ch1 D RCC01 028dB

Step 10 Still experiencing problems?

Call EMS Technical Support on +44 (0) 8712 710 804* for expert advice.

Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge.

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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