EMS FireCell RCC Quick start guide

EMS
Brand
EMS
Model
FireCell RCC
Type
Quick start guide

EMS FireCell RCC

The EMS FireCell RCC is a radio cluster communicator that is used to connect fire alarm control panels to a radio hub. The RCC can be used to transmit fire alarm signals, system faults, and other data to the hub. The hub can then transmit this data to a central monitoring station or other designated recipient.

The RCC is a self-contained unit that includes a built-in power supply and battery backup. It also includes a number of features that make it easy to install and maintain, such as:

  • Automatic enrollment with the hub
  • Remote configuration and diagnostics
  • Over-the-air firmware updates

EMS FireCell RCC

The EMS FireCell RCC is a radio cluster communicator that is used to connect fire alarm control panels to a radio hub. The RCC can be used to transmit fire alarm signals, system faults, and other data to the hub. The hub can then transmit this data to a central monitoring station or other designated recipient.

The RCC is a self-contained unit that includes a built-in power supply and battery backup. It also includes a number of features that make it easy to install and maintain, such as:

  • Automatic enrollment with the hub
  • Remote configuration and diagnostics
  • Over-the-air firmware updates
RADIO CLUSTER COMMUNICATOR
QUICK START GUIDE
RCC Quick Start Guide Iss 6 - MK138 AJM
www.emsgroup.co.uk
POWER
FAU LT
SYSTEM
FAU LT
POWER
FAU LT
FIRE
Fire Alarm Control
Radio Hub
Control Panel
Radio Cluster
Communicator (RCC)
230V AC
230V AC
POWER
FAULT
POWER
FAULT
POWER
FAULT
Step 1 Identify RCC Locations:
If a radio survey has already been carried out, the survey will detail the recommended
location of the RCCs and also their communication path back to the Hub.
The recommended distance between metal objects from the aerial is 600mm. The
recommended distance to any other electrical equipment is 2 metres.
FIRE
Fire Alarm Control
Control
Panel
Radio
Hub
RCC 1
RCC 2
POWER
FA ULT
POWER
FA ULT
600mm AWAY FROM METAL*
*
300mm is an acceptable distance
where 600mm is not achievable
2m AWAY
FROM OTHER
ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
2m AWAY
FROM OTHER
ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
2m AWAY
FROM OTHER
ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
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Mains cable entry can be made on either side of the unit. This is made possible with
rotation of the power supply allowing maximum installation exibility. The RCCs
backup battery can also be relocated to the other side of the unit. See the FireCell
Instruction Pack for more information.
Step 2 Identify Mains Entry Location:
Step 3 Prepare RCC Box:
Open the unit and carefully remove the inner PCB. The mains cable entry can now be
made. See entry points below:
NO CABLE ACCESS
AT TOP AND
BOTTOM OF UNIT
EN54-4 UNIVERSAL PSU
FC-60-1000
INPUT: 220-240VAC, 50Hz, 0.3A
OUTPUT: 5.0-8.5VDC, 0.8A MAX
STATUS
FAULT
MAINS / CHARGER FAIL
BATTERY LOW
BATTERY FAIL
START
INPUT
L N E
For additional information refer to TSD042
0359-CPR-00267
15
0359
EN54-4 UNIVERSAL PSU
FC-60-1000
INPUT: 220-240VAC, 50Hz, 0.3A
OUTPUT: 5.0-8.5VDC, 0.8A MAX
STATUS
FAULT
MAINS / CHARGER FAIL
BATTERY LOW
BATTERY FAIL
START
INPUT
L N E
For additional information refer to TSD042
0359-CPR-00267
15
0359
©2018 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved MK138 Iss 6 15/08/2018 AJM
The unit can now be xed to the wall. The PCB and connecting lead can now be
carefully re-inserted. See the RCCs xing positions below:
Step 4 Fix the RCC to the Wall:
Step 5 Apply Power to RCC:
Connect the Mains supply and power the unit. The battery should also now be
connected.
If the system has been supplied fully programmed, the installation of the RCC is now
complete.
If the system has been supplied unprogrammed, the RCC will now require
programming to the Radio Hub. It is recommended that the RCCs ident number is
recorded along with the RCCs radio communication path back to the Hub.
See the FireCell Instruction Pack for more information.
Step 6 Log on RCC to the Hub:
FIXING POSITION 1
FIXING POSITION 4 FIXING POSITION 5
FIXING POSITION 3FIXING POSITION 2
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.
enquiries@emsgroup.co.uk
www.emsgroup.co.uk
+44 (0) 1227 369570
©2018 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved MK138 Iss 6 15/08/2018 AJM
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EMS FireCell RCC Quick start guide

EMS
Brand
EMS
Model
FireCell RCC
Type
Quick start guide

EMS FireCell RCC

The EMS FireCell RCC is a radio cluster communicator that is used to connect fire alarm control panels to a radio hub. The RCC can be used to transmit fire alarm signals, system faults, and other data to the hub. The hub can then transmit this data to a central monitoring station or other designated recipient.

The RCC is a self-contained unit that includes a built-in power supply and battery backup. It also includes a number of features that make it easy to install and maintain, such as:

  • Automatic enrollment with the hub
  • Remote configuration and diagnostics
  • Over-the-air firmware updates
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