scope Pagetek Pro MK2, Installation Manual

Page 1: ...ONS UK LTD Scope Communications UK Ltd Quantum House Totnes Devon TQ9 5AL England Tel 01803 860700 Email sales scope uk com Ref PTPROMK2INSTALLred Issue 1 PAGETEK PRO MK2 Fire Security Paging System Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ...governed by our standard terms and conditions of sale which can be found on the reverse of all order acknowledgements pro forma invoices delivery notes price lists and invoices Alternatively these can be provided on request Faxed pro forma invoices and quotations refer to conditions available upon request Important Safety Information Scope products are designed to operate safely when installed and...

Page 3: ...t Scope will with proof of purchase repair or replace at it s discretion any defective parts free of charge This does not include where the adjustments parts and repair are necessary due to circumstances beyond the control of Scope including but not limited to fire or other casualty accident neglect abuse abnormal use or battery leakage damage WARNING No User Serviceable Parts Caution Risk of elec...

Page 4: ...anel display of the Pagetek Pro MK2 using simple text messages together with a fault light and an audible sounder These fault messages can also be transmitted to a pager or group of pagers for added integrity see Section 8 Fault Status Indicators Additionally there is an RS232 serial port COM1 provided for sending text messages to pagers in Scope protocol format This is provided with a screw termi...

Page 5: ...This includes distinct vibrate alerts for emergency messages a vibrating out of range indicator which also displays No Service on the pager if the radio link is lost and a vibrating low battery indicator Compliant pagers for use with this system are EPOC S Transceiver GEO 40A9 2 line alphanumeric and GEO 85Z GEO 86Z 4 8 line alphanumeric Please contact our Sales team on 01803 860710 for further de...

Page 6: ...DP Folded Dipole Remote externally mounted antenna for maximum coverage The FUHFDP also requires a feeder cable and mounting bracket to be ordered separately Contact our Sales team on 01803 860710 for further details Pager options Model GEO 40A9 Alphanumeric pager 2 line 40 character GEO 86Z Alphanumeric pager 4 8 line zoom 80 160 character EPOC S Alphanumeric multi functionTransceiver 2 3 Additio...

Page 7: ...ins supply in accordance with BS 5839 1 2013 Section 25 2 b Take care to ensure that there is a minimum clearance of 20 cm on all sides plus additional 50 cm above the unit if fitted with the 3 4UHF antenna Do not fit the battery and antenna until the cabinet has been fixed to the wall c For ease of installation a drilling template is provided with the system DO NOT try to use the cabinet as a tem...

Page 8: ... the cabinet and care should be taken to ensure that there is at least 10 mm of clearance between the mains and any other cables Do not coil up slack mains cable inside the cabinet Tighten the cable gland cover to clamp the cable Note the mains input block contains a fuseholder fitted with a 0 5A AS 20 mm fuse Only replace with an identical rated fuse a spare is supplied c Uncoil the monitored FPL...

Page 9: ... see section 8 2 for identified Faults Note that this must be connected to the Fire panel for the system to be fully compliant with BS 5839 1 2013 g Additional wires are available for connection of a Fault output FP Fault 1 from the Fire panel if required Again these must be normally closed dry contacts going open upon activation of a fire panel fault condition Remove the appropriate shorting link...

Page 10: ...wer Up section 4 d Check that the battery is located as far to the right hand side of the cabinet as possible then refit the bracket and tighten the lock nut e Note that the fuseholder is fitted with a 2A Anti Surge type 1 25 fuse If the fuse ever requires replacing only fit with an identically rated type a spare is provided If in doubt call Scope s technical help team for advice on 01803 860720 f...

Page 11: ...anking grommet down the shaft of the antenna or cable and compress the rubber mount until the groove is fully seated in the top plate hole See diagram 4 c For the FUHFDP remote mounted antenna a fixed cable gland has been pre fitted onto the cable d Remove the nut from the gland and off the end of the cable Insert the cable mounted BNC connector through the top plate hole and thread the nut back o...

Page 12: ...l sheeting large mirrors or suspended ceilings iv Lift shafts All of the above can reflect radio waves and thereby reduce the capability of the transmitter to perform its desired functions f The circuit boards within this equipment may be harmed by Electrostatic Discharge ESD Installers should avoid touching the circuitry wherever possible and should ensure that adequate anti static procedures are...

Page 13: ...OMK2INSTALLred Page 12 of 27 Issue 1 COM1 RS232 input TX RX GND accepts Scope paging protocol as standard Optional UI software module for interpreting fire panel data Optional Ethernet port and additional serial port must be specified at time of ordering ...

Page 14: ...inate and the display will state SYSTEM HEALTH OK on the top line The yellow Fault LED will go out the sounder will stop beeping and the green Mains PWR LED will light d At regular intervals default is 50 seconds the words TX IN SERVICE will briefly appear on the bottom line of the display At this time a test call is transmitted which is monitored by the pagers used on the system e A system heartb...

Page 15: ...mmy calls Upon completion the Fault LED and sounder will clear and the display will revert to the System Health OK status The antenna is now calibrated to its given installation g The system is now fully operational and ready to receive fire alarm triggers from the host Fire Panel 5 1 Range Testing a For range testing purposes the In Service TX call default transmission is every 50 seconds can be ...

Page 16: ...yellow fault LED will be lit The warning sounder will beep every second as a reminder See diagram 7 d If the system receives a valid Fire trigger whilst in Test mode the Fire signal will over ride the Test message at all times e Always return the key to the ON position before removal A spare key is also provided SYSTEM TEST RESET ON Note whilst in Test mode the TX IN SERVICE transmissions to the p...

Page 17: ... 1 2 3 Inputs 1 2 3 activated FIRE ZONE 1 3 Inputs 1 3 activated FIRE ZONE 2 3 Inputs 2 3 activated d The Fire messages will always be prioritised and displayed transmitted ahead of any other messages Note if any Fire input changes state back from open triggered to closed the Fire alert condition will still remain until the Pagetek Pro MK2 system is either manually or auto reset 7 System Reset a A...

Page 18: ...e 1 d Now turn the key clockwise back to the ON position and remove it Note the activity in the System Log Note if any Fire input stays active the system will revert to the Fire Alert condition after the Reset Always return the key to the ON position before removal SYSTEM TEST RESET ON ...

Page 19: ...ery second This condition will remain until the input goes closed b An Other Fault message will be transmitted which may be received by a suitably programmed pager or group of pagers if required must be specified at time of ordering Note whilst the FP FAULT input is active TX IN SERVICE transmissions to the pagers are suppressed If the FP FAULT condition remains for more than two minutes the pager...

Page 20: ...dred seconds of its occurrence as ANTENNA MISMATCH the yellow fault LED will light and the sounder will beep every second This condition will remain until the fault clears b The Common Fault output to the host Fire Alarm panel normally open relay contact will change to the closed state where the fault condition remains for at least 10 successive test calls using the default 50 second test call per...

Page 21: ... will reach its threshold operating voltage 11 5V This will be indicated on the bottom line of the display as LOW BATTERY and the yellow fault LED will flash The MAINS FAILURE message will remain on the top line of the display b A Low Battery message will be transmitted which may be received by a suitably programmed pager or group of pagers if required must be specified at time of ordering Note to...

Page 22: ...mon Fault output to the host Fire Alarm panel normally open relay contact will change to the closed state viii LOW BAT CHARGING a After indication of the LOW BATTERY condition when mains is restored the display will change to LOW BAT CHARGING and the yellow fault LED will flash Note that the Common Fault relay output will remain closed until the battery has charged above the minimum threshold 11 5...

Page 23: ...ns outside the coverage area after 15 minutes it will provide a vibrating reminder alert 2 3 seconds repeated every 15 minutes until back in coverage d Note that this function will be enabled for any pagers supplied with or for a Pagetek Pro MK2 system 9 2 Low Battery Indicator a All applicable Scope pagers are equipped with a Low Battery indicator function consisting of a part empty battery icon ...

Page 24: ...dry contact n c inputs 3 x Fire 1 x Fault 1 x Common Fault n o relay contact output COM1 RS232 serial port Battery Backup Supply 12V 18Ah sealed lead acid battery not supplied internal mounting kit cable assembly and fuse is supplied fitted System Conformity Radio Equipment Directive 2014 53 EU ROHS Directive 2011 65 EU EN 300 224 On Site Radio Paging EN 60950 Safety EN 301 489 EMC Additional EMC ...

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Page 26: ...irector For on behalf of Scope Communications UK Ltd Address Quantum House Steamer Quay Rd Totnes Devon TQ9 5AL Model PTRO 2 Pagetek Pro MK2 GEO 40A9 Alphanumeric pager 40 character GEO 86Z Alphanumeric pager 80 160 character EPOC S Alphanumeric multi function transceiver Description Pagetek Pro MK2 Fire Paging System designed for secondary alerting of the hearing impaired in the event of a fire w...

Page 27: ... following capcode screen will be displayed 1 ON 2004000 2 ON 2004008 pressing ESC Menu key will prompt 3 ON 2004016 4 ON 2004024 pressing ESC Menu key will prompt 5 ON 2004032 6 ON 2004040 pressing ESC Menu key will prompt Freq 459100000HZ Baud Rate 1200BPS pressing ESC Menu key will prompt Save settings YES Press Read key to Save new settings and exit Model GEO 85Z GEO 86Z Hold down Enter button...

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