Ei Electronics EIB100MRF Manuel utilisateur

Instructions

Read and retain carefully for as long as the product is being used. It contains vital information on the operation

and installation of your Module. The leaflet should be regarded as part of the product.

If you are just installing this Module, the leaftet must be given to the householder. The leaflet is to be given to

any subsequent user.

EIB100MRF Module

(for use with eSeries Alarms only)

RadioLINK+Module EIB100MRF

for Mains Powered Smoke / Heat Alarms

EIB160e / EIB2110e Series

Introduction ................................................................................

Installation and House Coding ...................................................

Additional Features ....................................................................

Indicator Summary .....................................................................

System Examples .......................................................................

Testing the system .....................................................................

Interconnected Carbon Monoxide Alarms and Smoke Alarms ...

RadioLINK+Troubleshooting ......................................................

Technical Specifications .............................................................

Guarantee ..................................................................................

Limitations of Radio Communications ........................................

Table of Contents

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The EIB100MRF RadioLINK+Module is the next generation RF module designed

to fit in the EIB160e and EIB2110e series, Easi-fit mains powered Alarms. The

EIB100MRF RadioLINK+Module effectively replaces the EIB168RF RadioLINK

Base.

The primary function of the EIB100MRF is to interconnect all Brooks Alarms in a

system by the means of an RF signal i.e. when one Alarm senses a fire event,

the EIB100MRF module attached to that Alarm will transmit an RF signal that will

activate the sounders in all other Alarms in the system.

The EIB100MRF module is plugged into the rear of the base of an EIB160e or

EIB2110e series Alarm. RF communication through this module eliminates the

need to install long interconnect wires between all the Alarms on different floors

in different rooms. The EIB100MRF is powered from the Alarm it is connected to.

The module also has “multiple repeater” transmission – this provides multiple signal

paths for a robust RF ‘mesh’ system and can also increase the RF range.

Introduction

N.B Disconnect Mains Before Alarm Head Removal

After disconnecting the mains power supply, it is now safe to remove the Alarm from

its base. Using a screwdriver, insert into the removal slot on the side of the Alarm.

Push the lower half of the Alarm away from the screwdriver, in the direction of the

arrow on the cover (see Figure 1 below).

CAUTION: The existing hard-wired interconnection may need to be disconnected

at this point by disconnecting the interconnect (black) wire from the terminal block

(refer to the Installation section in the Alarm instruction manual). If a hard-wired

connection and an RF connection exist between the SAME two Alarms, a

continuous alarm loop signal will occur.

Installation and House Coding

Figure 1

Fitting the EIB100MRF Module

To fit the EIB100MRF Module, first hold the flexible antenna and guide it into its

designated hole in the rear of the unit until about 2/3 of its length is inserted (Fig.

2a). Then, hold the module housing (Fig. 2b) & plug it into the Alarm, being careful

to align the pins and keeping them perpendicular to the base as the module is

inserted (Fig. 2c). Ensure the module is fully home, by checking that it is flush with

the surrounding Alarm housing (Fig. 2d).

Alignment

Figure 2a Figure 2b Figure 2c

House Coding the Unit

Ensure that the Alarm is re-connected to

the base correctly by checking for the

green LED on the unit. Power supply to the

EIB100MRF will be confirmed by an initial

flash of the red, blue and green LED on the

side of the unit (see Fig 3).

Using a screwdriver, press and hold the

House Code button on the side of the unit

until the blue light illuminates (see Fig 4).

Immediately release the button, the Blue

light will flash rapidly and then stop.

The flashing will repeat every 5 seconds

thereafter. Repeat this procedure for

all Alarms in the system and any RF

accessories such as the EIB450 Alarm

Controller.

Check to ensure all RF devices have been successfully House Coded. This can

be done by counting the number of blue flashes on each RF Module. The number

of flashes should correspond to the number of RF devices in the system. (i.e. 4

flashes if there are 4 devices in the system).

N.B. We recommend, for ease of installation and RF communication, that up

to 12 RF devices can be installed in any one RF coded system. Please contact

us for further advise if additional RF devices are required.

If all devices have House Coded you can exit this mode by pressing the House

Code button on one of the devices. Keep the button pressed until the blue light

Alignment

Figure 2d

Figure 4

blue, red & green LED

Figure 3

comes on solid and then release.

The unit will now send a signal to all the other devices in the system to exit House

Code. Alternatively, the devices will automatically exit the House Code mode after

30 minutes. To ensure that all units are House Coded, press the test button on any

device. After a few seconds all units should now sound their alarm. Caution: Do

not House Code another group (e.g. adjacent apartment) until the current House

Code has been completed.

Factory Reset

Sometimes in order to resolve an RF communication issue it may be necessary

to reset (factory reset) and House Code the system again. To do so, press and

hold the House Code button until you see a flashing blue light on the Alarm cover

(approx. 7 seconds), release immediately. Repeat this procedure on all units.

Removing the EIB100MRF Module

If it is necessary to remove or replace

an RF Module already fitted to an Alarm,

it can be taken out by firstly using your

index finger to lift it by 5 to 6mm to

release the connection pins (Fig. 5a),

repeat this process on the opposite end

to release the antenna (Fig. 5b), after

which the module can be fully removed

from the Alarm by lifting it away while

keeping the pins perpendicular to the

Alarm (Fig. 5c).

Alignment

Figure 5a

Alignment

Figure 5b

Alignment

Figure 5c

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