AB Quality 855H Series Manual

-20°C to +55°C (-4°F to +131°F)
UL Type 4/4X/13/3R
Disconnect from power source to prevent electrical shock before installing
or servicing. Check power supply voltage and frequency.
Déconnecter l’alimentation avant toute opération d’installation ou de maintenance,
afin d’éviter les décharges électriques. Controler la tension et la fréquence d’alimentation.
Scollegare dall’alimentazione prima dell’installazione e della messa in servizio.
Controllare la tensione di alimentazione e la frequenza.
Desligar a alimentação antes de realizar qualquer intervenção. Verificar a tensão e
frequência da alimentação.
Durante el proceso de instalación o mantenimiento desconectar la tensión de
alimentación para evitar descargas eléctricas. Comprobar tensión y frecuencia de alimentación.
Schalten Sie den Strom während der Installation oder bei Wartungsarbeiten ab um
einen elektrischen Schlag zu vermeiden. Prüfen Sie die Spannung und Frequenz der Stromquelle.
WARNING
AVERTISSEMENT
WARNUNG
AVVERTENZA
ATENÇÃO
ADVERTENCIA
Bulletin 855H Recordable Horn (Frame C)
855H-R30C, 855H-R45C, 855H-RC30Cx, 855H-RC45Cx
IP66
Wiring practices must meet applicable electrical codes.
Les procédures de câblage doivent répondre aux codes électriques en vigueur.
Bei der Verdrahtung sind die geltenden elektrotechnischen Sicherheitsvorschriften zu befolgen.
Le procedure adottate per i cavi devono rispettare le codiche elettriche applicabill.
A instalação da ação deve atender aos códigos elétricos aplicáveis.
Las prácticas de instalación eléctrica deben seguir los códigos eléctricos.
FEATURES:
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4 stages - Each stage can record up to 30 seconds of CD quality audio
Record via on-board microphone or from external source using audio input jack
Message can be played back preceded by one of forty five alarm tones, or without any alarm tone if desired
Master / Slave functionality allows multiple horns to be set up exactly the same way
Optional high-output LED beacon available
Horn / LED combination units allow user to select steady or flashing LED function (2 Hz flash rate)
OPERATING AND MARKING:
All units have the following operating requirements and limitations.
855H Horn only units:
Catalog No. Voltage Range Current
855H-R30C 10-30V DC 190mA@12V
256mA@24V
256mA max@30V
855H-R45C 90-260V AC 112mA@120V
(50/60Hz) 124mA@230V
127mA max@260V
855H Combined horn/LED units:
Catalog No. Voltage Range Current
855H-RC30Cx 12-30V DC 347mA@12V
413mA@24V
416mA max@30V
855H-RC45Cx 90-260V AC 172mA@120V
(50/60Hz) 159mA@230V
252mA max@260V
Prior to use, the unit will need to be configured to suit the end user.
If recording either via the onboard microphone or the line-in jack, the unit will need to be supplied with power.
Important Note: For all versions, a source of DC power is required.
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HORN SET-UP AND RECORDING
DC units (855H-R30C and 855H-RC30Cx) can be powered normally to complete recording and set-up.
AC units (855H-R45C and 855H-RC45Cx) must be temporarily powered from either a 12V battery or a
separate 10-30VDC isolated power supply, connected directly to the + and - DC terminals on the main PCB.
(Layout of main PCB is illustrated on page 5).
Risk of Electrical Shock. Disconnect from power source to prevent electrical
shock before servicing.
WARNING
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Sound Output @ 1 meter:
101 dB (A) Voice 102 dB (A) Music 110 dB (A) Tone
Hearing protection required.
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INSTALLATION & WIRING REQUIREMENTS:
The power terminals on the control unit are clearly marked and will accept up to AWG 16 (1.5mm²) wire size.
S2
S3
S4
S4
++ = Positive
- - = Negative
S3 S2 + + - -
L = Line
N = Neutral
= Ground
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DC UNITS:
Remove 4 screws on face of unit for access to DC
power connections and programming functions on Main PCB,
and for stage selection connections.
AC UNITS:
1. Remove 4 screws on face of unit to connect DC power
for programming functions on Main PCB
2. Remove 2 screws on top connection box to access AC power
connections on Sub PCB and to wire stage selection.
(after programming is completed on Main PCB)
ACCESS TO PCB’S FOR PROGRAMMING AND POWER CONNECTIONS
DC UNITS AC UNITS
TONE SELECTION
The 855H Recordable Horn has 45 different tones (See page 12) that can be selected for the first stage alarm. The
unit can then be switched to sound second, third and fourth stage alarm tones. The tones are selected by
operation of DIP switch S4 on the main PCB.
The tone selection table (page 12) shows the switch positions for the 45 tones and which tones are available for the
second, third and fourth stages.
Example
S4 Dip Switch -
Shown Set for Tone 1
(All switches OFF)
See Quick Start Guide (beginning on page 6) for set-up instructions and functions.
DC Terminals on Main PCB. AC Terminals on Sub PCB.
(AC units only)
L
N
4.5 lb-in
(0.5 N•m)
(4 places) 4.5 lb-in
(0.5 N•m)
(4 places)
4.5 lb-in
(0.5 N•m)
(2 places)
Re-torque as indicated after set-up to
maintain ingress rating. 3. Re-torque as indicated after set-up to
maintain ingress rating.

STAGE WIRING
DC Units Stage 1 operation:
DC Units Second, Third and Fourth Stage Selection
The 855H Recordable Horn uses negative switching to change
the tone to the second, third and fourth stages.
Connect correct DC input voltage to "+" and "-" as appropriate.
To activate the second, third or fourth stage tone, connect the
‘-’ supply line to the relevant stage terminal while maintaining
the DC supply to ‘+’ and ‘-’.
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For Stage 2 connect ‘-’ to the S2 terminal
For Stage 3 connect ‘-’ to the S3 terminal
For Stage 4 connect ‘-’ to the S4 terminal
The negative supply must remain
connected to the
‘-’ terminal and a
connection made from this to the
appropriate stage terminal, otherwise
the unit will be damaged.
WARNING
DC CIRCUIT
WIRING
DIAGRAM
CUSTOMER
SUPPLIED
SWITCHES
See PCB layout on page
5 for actual terminal block
positions
BEACON
PRE-WIRED
INTERNALLY
TERMINALS ON
MAIN PCB
Beacon
Sounder
S4S3S2
S4 S3 S2
+-
+
-
3
AC Units Second, Third and Fourth Stage Selection
Connect correct AC input voltage to "L" and "N" as appropriate
AC Units Stage 1 operation:
The 855H Recordable Horn uses Line switching to change the
tone to the second, third and fourth stages.
To activate the second, third or fourth stage tone, connect the
‘L’ supply line to the relevent stage terminal while maintaining
the AC supply to ‘L’ and ‘N’.
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For Stage 2 connect ‘L’ to the S2 terminal
For Stage 3 connect ‘L’ to the S3 terminal
For Stage 4 connect ‘L’ to the S4 terminal
AC CIRCUIT
WIRING
DIAGRAM
CUSTOMER
SUPPLIED
SWITCHES
BEACON
PRE-WIRED
INTERNALLY
TERMINALS ON
SUB PCB
Sounder
S4 S3 S2
S4 S3 S2
N
L
N
L
Beacon

144.0
130.0
130.0
133.5
126.0
Ø7.4
855H-R30C
133.5
126.0
Ø7.4
144.0
130.0
130.0
86.4
86.2
BEACON
855H-RC30Cx
133.5
126.0
144.0
130.0
855H-R45C
130.0
Ø7.4
133.5
126.0
144.0
130.0
130.0
Ø7.4
57.2
86.4
57.2
86.4
86.4
86.2
BEACON
126.0
855H-RC45Cx
The 855H Combo units will have the beacon already pre-wired to the unit so no extra wiring is required. Beacon
will activate when any stage is energized.
BEACON SET-UP
The LED beacon is factory set to the 2Hz flash mode, but it can easily be set to steady mode if desired. To alter the
settings, change the position of the header pin as shown,
•Remove header for steady mode.
•Keep header in standard position for 2Hz flashing mode.
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MOUNTING DIMENSIONS

S2 - Set-up S4 - Tones
Power & Alarm Stage Terminals for DC units
(Also for DC Power to program AC units)
Function LEDs
Peak level LED
On board microphone
Audio Line-in Jack (J3)
Jumpers Alarm Tone & (Voice) Recorded Content
Volume Controls
MAIN PCB LAYOUT
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Master/Slave
Connector
Beacon pre-wired to ‘+’ and ‘-’
(DC combo units only)
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23 4 56
ON
1
6
ON
12 3 45
ACTION RESET ON
RAR/ETA
ME
SYNC
S/M OFF
ON PEAK
MIC
LINE IN
MAX
MIN
S2
S3
S4 - -
+ +

This guide is designed to get the user quickly interfacing with the 855H Recordable Horn.
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855H RECORDABLE HORN QUICK START GUIDE
The unit can be set-up to either play an alarm tone followed by a recorded message, or
just play the recorded message.
The user can:
oRecord on each of the 4 stages using either the Line-in or Microphone inputs
oSelect the required alarm tone for each stage
oDelete unwanted messages.
To re-record a message on a particular stage, the previous message on that stage must
be deleted first.
The “Mass Erase” function will erase all the recorded stages and also reset the unit.
Once the user has configured the unit, it must be put into its Playback Mode and S2
switches set to stage 1, as shown in Quick Ref - Playback Mode (Stage 1 illustrated)
guide below.
OFF Position Function
Record Mode
Stage selection switch
Stage selection switch
Line-In selected
Program (Record &
Erase Mode ON)
Message & Tone
Playback
Single Message or Mass
Erase Mode OFF
SWITCH S2 (SET-UP) FUNCTION SETTINGS
(NOTE: “Black” color indicates “ON” position)
ON Position Function
Playback Mode
Switch 2 On & Switch 3 On = Alarm Stage 1
Switch 2 Off & Switch 3 On = Alarm Stage 2
Switch 2 On & Switch 3 Off = Alarm Stage 3
Switch 2 Off & Switch 3 Off = Alarm Stage 4
On board Microphone selected
Playback (Record & Erase Mode OFF)
Message only Playback
Single Message or Mass Erase Mode ON
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1
Set dip switch S2 positions 2,3
& 4 to ‘ON’, all others to ‘OFF’
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3a
3b
4
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TO RECORD A MESSAGE ON STAGE 1 USING THE ON-BOARD MICROPHONE
For Stage 1:
For Stage 2:
For Stage 3:
For Stage 4:
RECORD MODE
(NOTE: “Black” color indicates “ON” position)
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions 3 & 4
to ‘ON’; all others to ‘OFF’
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions 2 & 4
to ‘ON’; all others to ‘OFF’
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions 4 to
‘ON’; all others to ‘OFF’
Switch on power or
Press reset button
Press and release action button:
Start recording
Speak into the on-board
microphone (MIC)
It is suggested that a 2” (5cm)
gap be maintained to the
microphone.
The peak detector LED should
flash regularly to maintain a
good recording level.
However, if it stays on for most
of the time, the recording may
be distorted.
Press action button:
Stop recording
TO RECORD FROM LINE-IN JACK (J3) INSTEAD OF THE ON BOARD MICROPHONE:
Ensure that the audio cable is connected from the message source to jack J3 before
recording.
Follow above step 1 but set Switch ‘S2’ position 4 to ‘OFF’ for each stage.
At step 3b, play recording from message source. You will be able to listen as it is
recorded.
IMPORTANT NOTE
After the unit is configured, it must be put into its Playback Mode to operate.
Set switch S2 to stage 1, as shown in Playback Mode chart (next page).
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TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
PEAK
TA R/E RA ON

(TO PLAY BACK A MESSAGE)
PLAYBACK MODE
(NOTE: “Black” color indicates “ON” position)
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For Stage 1:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
1,2,3 & 5 to 'ON'
Alternatively for :
For Stage 2:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
1,3 & 5 to 'ON’
For Stage 3:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
1,2 & 5 to 'ON'
For Stage 4:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
1 & 5 to 'ON'
2Switch on power or
Press reset button
3a
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Unit will sound alarm tone
(if selected) and then
recorded content repeatedly
(If no alarm tone selected,
then recorded content only).
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON

(TO ERASE ONE STAGE AT A TIME)
ERASE MODE - SINGLE STAGE
(NOTE: “Black” color indicates “ON” position)
1
For Stage 1:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
2,3 & 7 to 'ON'
Alternatively:
For Stage 2:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
3 & 7 to 'ON'
For Stage 3:
Set Switch ‘S2’ positions
2 & 7 to 'ON'
For Stage 4:
Set Switch ‘S2’ position 7
to 'ON'
2Switch on power or
Press reset button
3a Press action button:
Erase will begin
3b - - - - erase complete
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TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON

(ERASES ALL STAGES AT ONCE)
MASS ERASE MODE
(NOTE: “Black” color indicates “ON” position)
1Set Switch ‘S2’ position
7 to 'ON'
2
Set jumper J4
‘ME’ to ON position
(centre and right pin
connected)
3Switch on power or
Press reset button
4a Press action button:
Erase will begin
4b - - - - erase complete
5Reset Jumper J4
‘ME’ to OFF position
NOTE:
The Mass Erase mode will also reset the unit to factory settings.
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TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON

THIS FUNCTION WILL ALLOW MULTIPLE UNITS TO BE SET UP EXACTLY THE SAME AS A
PREDETERMINED “MASTER” UNIT
SYNCHRONIZING TWO SOUNDERS (ALL STAGES)
1
Connect Synch cable to
Master and Slave PCB
2
On both units: Set jumper J6
(SYNC) to ON
Set jumper J5 (S/M) on Master
unit to master position (ON)
Set jumper J5 (S/M) on Slave
unit to slave position (OFF)
NOTE: Position of S2 and S4
dip switches and jumper J4
(ME) does not affect synch
operation.
3
Apply power to the Master
unit first
Then apply power to the Slave
unit
Master Unit
Slave Unit
4a
Press action button on the
Master Unit: Synchronisation
will begin
Master Unit
Slave Unit
4b
- - - - Synchronisation
complete
Switch off Power to units
Master Unit
Slave Unit
5
On both units: Reset on
jumper J6 (SYNC) to OFF
Set jumper J5 (S/M) on
both units to Master
position (ON)
Designate one unit as Master
and one unit as Slave
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TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON
TA R/E RA ON

TONE S
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Printed in GB
DIR: 10000222538 (Version 02)
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Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 17 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 6 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 3 Tone 20 Tone 29
Tone 7 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 10 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 15 Tone 2 Tone 29
Tone 7 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 4 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 15 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 4 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 18 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 27 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 6 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 29 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 29 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 15 Tone 29
Tone 26 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 7 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 26 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 26 Tone 15 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 38 Tone 45 Tone 29
Tone 36 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 35 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 9 Tone 45 Tone 29
Tone 34 Tone 45 Tone 29
Tone 23 Tone 17 Tone 29
Tone 31 Tone 27 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 2 Tone 5 Tone 29
Tone 38 Tone 34 Tone 29
Tone 1 340 Hz Continuous
Tone 2 800/1000 Hz @ 0.25 sec Alternating
Tone 3 500/1200 Hz @ 0.3 Hz 0.5 sec Slow Whoop
Tone 4 800/1000 Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping
Tone 5 2400 Hz Continuous
Tone 6 2400/2900 Hz @ 7 Hz Sweeping
Tone 7 2400/2900 Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping
Tone 8 500/1200/500 Hz @ 0.3 Hz Sweeping
Tone 9 1200/500 Hz @ 1 Hz - DIN / PFEER P.T.A.P.
Tone 10 2400/2900 Hz @ 2 Hz Alternating
Tone 11 1000 Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent
Tone 12 800/1000 Hz @ 0.875 Hz Alternating
Tone 13 2400 Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent
Tone 14 800 Hz 0.25 sec on. 1 sec o Intermittent
Tone 15 800 Hz Continuous
Tone 16 660 Hz 150mS on. 150 mS o Intermittent
Tone 17 544 Hz (100mS) / 440 Hz (400mS) - NF S 32-001
Tone 18 660 Hz 1.8sec on. 1.8sec o Intermittent
Tone 19
1.4KHz-1.6KHz 1s. 1.6KHz-1.4KHz 0.5s - NFC48-265
Tone 20 660 Hz Continuous
Tone 21 554 Hz / 440 Hz @ 1 Hz Alternating
Tone 22 544 Hz @ 0.875 sec Intermittent
Tone 23 800 Hz @ 2 Hz Intermittent
Tone 24 800/1000 Hz @ 50 Hz Sweeping
Tone 25 2400/2900 Hz @ 50 Hz Sweeping
Tone 26 Bell
Tone 27 554 Hz Continuous
Tone 28 440 Hz Continuous
Tone 29 800/1000 Hz @ 7 Hz Sweeping
Tone 30 300 Hz Continuous
Tone 31 660/1200 Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping
Tone 32 Two tone chime.
Tone 33 745 Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent
Tone 34 1000 & 2000 Hz @ 0.5 sec Alternating - Singapore
Tone 35 420 Hz @ 0.625 sec Australian Alert
Tone 36 500-1200 Hz 3.75sec / 0.25sec Australian Evac.
Tone 37 1000 Hz Continuous - PFEER Toxic Gas
Tone 38 2000 Hz Continuous
Tone 39 800 Hz 0.25 sec on. 1 sec o Intermittent
Tone 40 544 Hz (100mS) / 440 Hz (400mS) - NF S 32-001
Tone 41 Motor Siren - slow rise to 1200 Hz
Tone 42 Motor Siren - slow rise to 800 Hz
Tone 43 1200 Hz Continuous
Tone 44 Motor Siren - slow rise to 2400 Hz
Tone 45 1KHz 1s on. 1s o Intermittent - PFEER Gen. Alarm
Stage 2
Stage 1 Frequency Description
Stage 3 Stage 4
Switch
(S2) (S3) (S4)
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