Texecom Odyssey Series Manuel utilisateur

Odyssey Series

Installation Manual

INS154-7

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Content

1.0 Installation 3 ..............................................................................................................................

1.1 Accessing The Unit 3 ..............................................................................................................

1.2 Mounting the Unit 4 ................................................................................................................

1.3 Adjusting Tamper Sensitivity 4 ...............................................................................................

1.4 Wiring The Unit 5 ....................................................................................................................

1.5 Grade 3 Wiring 6 ....................................................................................................................

1.6 Installing Multiple Units 8 .......................................................................................................

1.7 Commissioning 9 ....................................................................................................................

2.0 Servicing 10 ................................................................................................................................

3.0 Safety 12 .....................................................................................................................................

4.0 Technical Speciﬁcation 13 ........................................................................................................

5.0 Standards 15 ..............................................................................................................................

6.0 Warranty 16 ................................................................................................................................

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1.0 Installation

1.1 Accessing The Unit

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1.2 Mounting the Unit

Select a suitable position to mount the unit, which satisﬁes the following criteria:

Highly prominent for maximum deterrence1.

Additional shelter (e.g. under the eaves) is an advantage2.

High enough to be out of normal reach to deter tampering3.

Safe ladder access4.

Good cable access5.

In addition to the corner screw ﬁxing points, the unit also has a central

keyhole to simplify mounting and aid levelling.

Four screws and wall plugs are required for mounting the backplate to an even

surface. An additional screw may be required to provide wall tamper by ﬁtting

through the screw hole next to the dual tamper microswitch. In doing so, care must

be taken to leave the screw head slightly proud to ensure that the microswitch

remains level and closes correctly when the outer cover is ﬁtted.

N For maximum weatherprooﬁng the unit should be ﬂat to the wall.

1.3 Adjusting Tamper Sensitivity

Some Texecom external sounder models now include a patented* tamper

adjustment feature. If greater wall/lid tamper sensitivity is required, the

microswitch position can be adjusted by loosening the locking screw and altering

the orientation of the microswitch as shown.

* Patent pending

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1.4 Wiring The Unit

Connect the unit to the control panel as follows:

A (12V) Permanent

Positive Supply

B (BELL) Negative

Applied Output to Activate Siren

C (TAMP) Negative

Removed on Tamper Input

D (0V) Permanent

Negative Supply

S (STRB) Negative Applied

Output to Activate Strobe

T (Test)* Test input for enabling

remote test via Maintex or Wintex, or any

supporting panel.

Tamper Relay* Negative Removed on

Tamper Input, and reports Tamper when

there is a power loss to the sounder. (

Fault Relay* Reports Faults from

the sounder

N * Premier Elite Sounders only

For safety reasons, each Texecom sounder and strobe unit incorporates a unique

patented engineer Hold‑Oﬀ mode. This mode prevents the unit from self-activating

during installation and maintenance, thereby allowing only bona ﬁde engineers

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access to the unit without any loss of tamper protection.

When connecting the unit to the control panel, it is recommended that wiring

should be connected to the unit ﬁrst and the control panel second. The unit

should then be initially powered from the control panel. If the tamper circuit is

open the siren will sound for 5 seconds after which it will automatically enter Hold-

Oﬀ mode and disable Self-Activate (S/A) on tamper. This will prevent the unit from

self-activating as long as the tamper circuit remains open. An open tamper circuit

is indicated by only the left‑hand side LED ﬂashing. Connect the battery either

using the jumper included on some models or by moving the red battery wire from

the “N/C” (No Connect) terminal to the “Battery +” terminal. Fit the outer cover

and secure with the M6 screw(s) provided.

When the outer cover is replaced and the tamper circuit is closed, the LEDs will

alternate rapidly, conﬁrming that the tamper circuit is secure and signalling that

S/A on tamper will be re-enabled within 2 minutes, after which the LEDs will

alternate slowly to signal normal operation. If the tamper circuit is re-opened

within the 2 minute period, then Hold-Oﬀ mode will be restored.

N If the unit is powered up with the tamper circuit closed it will NOT sound for 5

seconds and will NOT enter Hold-Oﬀ mode. In order to disable the S/A function,

before the cover is removed, Hold-Oﬀ mode should be invoked as for servicing

(see Section 0).

N For safety reasons the strobe is disabled during Hold-Oﬀ mode. Hold-Oﬀ

mode is immediately cancelled when the sounder is activated from the control

panel.

1.5 Grade 3 Wiring

To meet the requirements of EN50131-1 & EN50131-4 additional wiring is required

at Grade 3 to monitor the status of the battery, the supply voltage and the

integrity of the trigger wire. The two diagrams below show wiring conﬁgurations for

Texecom control panels, and other manufacturers. Please check the Control Panel

installation manual for any programming requirements relating to Grade 3

installations.

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N To comply with EN50131 requirements at Grade 3 the bell trigger should be

pulled high by the control equipment. When connecting to some third party

systems, or using a relay output a 1kΩ resistor should be connected between the

bell trigger and the positive supply at the control panel.

Test Input

The test input can be used to invoke a remote sounder test, this performs the

same functions as the self test which is carried out once every 24 hours. To invoke

the test the input must be placed at 0V for a minimum of 60s, during this time the

Fault relay will open to signal the test is in progress. On completion of a successful

test the Fault relay will close, if the test fails the relay will stay open.

Optional “Battery First” Connection Method

Hold-Oﬀ mode automatically cancels when both the tamper circuit is closed and

power is supplied from the control panel. This allows installation engineers to

power the unit from the internal battery and ﬁt the outer cover, knowing that the

unit cannot self‑activate until after power has been supplied from the control

panel.

N If the tamper circuit is closed and the unit is powered by the battery

only, the right LED will ﬂash quickly to signal that the unit cannot

self‑activate until power has been supplied from the control panel.

! Prolonged “battery ﬁrst” connection without power from the control

panel may cause permanent damage to the internal battery. Texecom

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recommend that the unit is initially powered on battery only for no longer

than 24 hours.

1.6 Installing Multiple Units

The following diagram illustrates how to wire multiple units together:

If the ﬁrst unit is opened it will self-activate and a tamper will be signalled to the

control panel. If the second unit is opened both units will self-activate and a

tamper will be signalled to the control panel.

If more than one unit is connected to an installation, the current demand may

exceed the rated current output of the control panel. This can be avoided by

selecting Low Current (LC) or SCB mode on one or more of the connected units.

Low Current Mode

Low current mode* allows the sounder current draw from the control panel to be

reduced whilst maintaining signiﬁcant alarm volume. To select low current mode,

ensure the SAB/SCB jumper is in the SAB position and move the LC jumper to the

Low Current on position. Details on current draw can be found in the technical

speciﬁcation (section 4).

* Not available on all models

SCB Mode

In SCB mode the unit draws the majority of its sounding current from the built-in

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battery rather than from the control panel. Although volume is somewhat reduced,

lowering the current demand on the control panel will enable the connection of

additional sounder units.

To select SCB Mode, the unit should ﬁrst be powered from the built-in battery by

either using the jumper included on some models or by connecting the red battery

wire from the “N/C” (No Connect) terminal to the “Battery +” terminal. The unit

will automatically enter Hold-Oﬀ mode to disable Self-Activate (S/A) on tamper, this

will prevent the unit from self‑activating until both the tamper circuit is closed and

power is supplied from the control panel. Move the SAB/SCB jumper to the SCB

position before the unit is connected to the control panel.

N If the tamper circuit is closed and the unit is powered by the battery

only, the right LED will ﬂash quickly to signal that the unit cannot

self‑activate until power has been supplied from the control panel.

N When selecting SCB mode the battery must be connected before power

is supplied from the control panel. If a unit is powered from a control panel

with SCB mode selected but without the battery connected, the unit will not

operate correctly due to the lack of power provided.

N The built-in battery will only be partially charged on delivery.

1.7 Commissioning

Most control panels have a method of testing the siren and strobe, which should be

utilised for ﬁnal testing. Failing this, simply arm the system and cause an alarm to

conﬁrm correct operation. Temporarily disconnect the positive supply to the unit at

the control panel to conﬁrm that the sounder self-activates.

N The strobe does not self-activate.

N Some control panels have an option to select the sounder cut-oﬀ time.

The unit will sound for either 15 minutes or for the panel cut-oﬀ time,

whichever is the shorter.

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2.0 Servicing

Most control panels have a method of testing the siren and strobe, which should be

utilised. Failing this, simply arm the system and cause an alarm to conﬁrm correct

operation. Temporarily disconnect the positive supply to the unit at the control

panel to conﬁrm that the sounder self-activates.

N The strobe does not self-activate.

N Some control panels have an option to select the sounder cut-oﬀ time.

The unit will sound for either 15 minutes or for the panel cut-oﬀ time,

whichever is the shorter.

For safety reasons if it is necessary to inspect the unit, the Self-Activate (S/A)

function should be disabled before the cover is opened or remote power removed.

This is achieved by using the unit’s unique patented engineer Hold-Oﬀ mode. This

is invoked by activating and de-activating the strobe three times within 30

seconds. Most control panels have a method of testing the strobe, which should be

utilised. Failing this the strobe can be manually activated by connecting the S

(STRB) wire to 0V at the control panel. Hold‑Oﬀ mode is shown to be active with

the tamper circuit secure by the right LED only ﬂashing.

If the tamper circuit is not opened or remote power not removed, then Hold-Oﬀ

mode will automatically start to cancel after 15 minutes, indicated by the LEDs

alternating rapidly to signal that S/A on tamper and remote power loss will be re-

enabled within a further 2 minutes.

Once the outer cover is removed the left LED only will ﬂash to indicate that the

tamper circuit is open. If remote power is removed, and the tamper circuit is left

closed, the right LED with ﬂash rapidly to indicate that the unit is on standby

battery power.

When the tamper circuit is closed or remote power re-applied, the LEDs will

alternate rapidly, conﬁrming that the tamper circuit is secure, remote power is

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