BT SIP Strobe Alerter User manual

BT SIP Strobe Alerter
Quick Install Guide
This document provides guidance to the eld engineering
communities for on how to install BT SIP Strobe Alerter.
Prepared by: North Supply Ltd on behalf of BT
Document V1.2
Release date: July 2019

Connection diagram
Installation notes
The strobe light is typically wall or ceiling mounted with cable entry into it via an existing surface mounted electrical box or wall opening.
It can be used in exterior or interior locations.
In exterior locations, the unit may be subject to water spray provided the rear wiring cavity is properly sealed against the wall and the supplied gasket is
utilised to prevent water ingress.
Applicable model
SIP Strobe Alerter Optional Lens Caps Screw wall gasket & mounting plate to the wall
using the template supplied
Installation procedure
1. Fit the unit back plate in the desired position on either the wall or ceiling.
2. Feed the RJ45 cable through the pre drilled holes on the back plate.
3. Connect RJ45 jack from POE network switch or non-PoE network and 48V 350 mA IEEE 802.3af compliant power injector.
4. Using the Purple cross over cable, connect the laptop to the SIP Unit.(Fig. 2). Connect to the unit default IP address : 10.30.6.46 or if connected to a
DHCP server the unit will be assigned an IP address.
5. Login using the default Login password : algo, and you will access the main conguration page (see in connection diagram).
6. By accessing the Basic settings section you will gain access to the SIP and Features pages and allow you to set the extension and flash pattern as per the
customers requirements (See overleaf for details).
7. Fit the optional (supplied) coloured lens caps as required.
8. For help and assistance please dial 0116 257 8147 option 2.

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Programming guide
Default IP address: 10.30.6.46
Login Password: algo
Congure the extension and flash pattern using the pages as below:
SIP strobe ash pattern programming
Application Intensity/Strobe
No Description Wall Ceiling High Med Low
15 Classic strobe slow
14 Classic strobe medium
13 Classic strobe fast
12 Flashing
11 Side to side
10 Pulse
9 Steady bright
8 Steady dim
7 Rotating strobe
6 Multi-strobe slow bright
5 Multi-strobe slow dimmed
4 Multi-strobe fast bright
3 Multi-strobe fast dimmed
2 Multi-strobe and dim holdover
1 Rotate slow
0 Rotate fast
The strobe light is intended to be used as informative signalling in conjunction with unied communications systems.
It is not intended to be used as a re alarm signalling application. When testing or in use, do not look directly at the strobe
light in close proximity when it is operating as vision may be temporarily aected by doing so.
Flashing or rapidly flickering lights can cause seizures with people who suer from epileptic attacks. It is possible that some flash
patterns of the BTB analogue strobe could trigger a seizure for some individuals under certain conditions.