Feniex C-4014 User manual

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This instruction manual serves as a
guide for the Storm Pro.
IMPORTANT! Please read through all
provided instructions and any listed
warnings in regards to product use.
Storm Pro -Instruction Manual
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STORM PRO
Model # - C-4014, C-4015
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Table of Contents
Content Diagram
100W 3
200W 4
Mounting Instructions
100W 5
200W 6
Wiring Diagram
100W 7
200W 8
Wiring Explanation 9
List of Tones 10
Warning! Any Storm unit with the below label is
not compatible with the 4200 Data link model. Do
not connect the RJ45 port on this unit to a 4200
datalink unit
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Content Diagram: 100W
1Storm Pro 100W Siren System Specication:
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Temperature Range: -20°C to +50°C
Max Current: 10A
Stand By Current: Less than 30mA
Power Output: 100W
Main Fuse: 20A
Feature 1: Horn Ring
Feature 2: Park Kill
Feature 3: Radio Rebroadcast
Feature 4: 21 Programmable Tones
Feature 5: Included Mic
Speaker Impedance: 11 Ohm
Output Voltage: 35V RMS
Housing: Aluminum
Siren Overload Protection Turn off for 5 seconds then Auto Restart
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1Storm Pro 200W Siren System Specication:
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Temperature Range: -20°C to +50°C
Max Current: 20A
Stand By Current: Less than 30mA
Power Output: 100W per Speaker, 200W Total
Main Fuse: 30A
Feature 1: Horn Ring
Feature 2: Park Kill
Feature 3: Radio Rebroadcast
Feature 4: Dual Tone Capable
Feature 5: Dual Tone Delay Start
Feature 6: 21 Programmable Tones
Speaker Impedance: 11 Ohm
Output Voltage: 35V RMS
Housing: Aluminum
Siren Overload Protection Turn off for 5 seconds then Auto Restart
Content Diagram: 200W
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Mounting Instructions:
1.) Place the unit against the intended mounting surface.
2.) Mark the areas where the mounting holes will be drilled. If the mounting surface is part
of the vehicle, make sure no vital components could be damaged by the drilling process.
3.) Drill four 4mm mounting holes on the
mounting surface, making sure no vital
components of the surface are damaged.
4.) Make sure to deburr the holes
thoroughly.
2.5078”
4.0945”
1.9685”
6.9675”
7.4006”
5.) Using customer provided screws,
secure the Storm Pro to the mounting
surface.
Mounting Instructions: 100W
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Mounting Instructions: 200W
1.9685”
6.9675”
7.4006”
Mounting Instructions:
1.) Place the unit against the intended mounting surface.
2.) Mark the areas where the mounting holes will be drilled. If the mounting surface is part
of the vehicle, make sure no vital components could be damaged by the drilling process.
3.) Drill four 4mm
mounting holes
on the mounting
surface, making
sure no vital
components of
the surface are
damaged.
4.) Make sure to
deburr the holes
thoroughly.
5.) Using customer
provided screws,
secure the
Storm Pro to the
mounting surface.
2.5078”
6.6563”
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Wiring Diagram: 100W
BCM
Car Horn
20 Amps
Radio Radio
Speaker
Mic
+ 12 V DC - 12 V DC Tone 1 Tone 2 Tone 3 Tone 4 Horn Ring + Park Kill + Broadcast Radio IN Radio IN 100W Spkr 100W Spkr
USB port not used
Data Link Port
Tone select switch
100W 11 ohm speaker
15 ft
on/o switch
12V DC
Body Control Module (BCM)
Overhead or
door open light
Connect hereConnect here
Connect here
Connect here
Park Kill and Horn Ring will activate on a + signal from the BCM. Every vehicle's BCM is
dierent in terms of its output signal.
20 Amp fuse
Warning! Any Storm unit with the below
label is not compatible with the 4200
Data link model. Do not connect the
RJ45 port on this unit to a 4200 datalink
unit
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Wiring Diagram: 200W
100W 11 ohm speaker
BCM
Body Control Module (BCM)
12V DC
30 Amp fuse
Car Horn
Connect here
Connect here
Mic
Overhead or
door open
light
Park Kill and Horn Ring will activate on a + signal from the BCM. Every vehicle's BCM is
dierent in terms of its output signal.
on/o switch
100W 11 ohm speaker
15 ft
USB port not used
Data Link port
Tone select switch
+12V DC -12 VDC
Tone 1 Spkr1 Tone 2 Spkr1 Tone 3 Spkr1 Tone 4 Spkr1 Tone 5 Spkr1 Tone 6 Spkr1 Tone 1 Spkr2 Tone 2 Spkr2 Tone 3 Spkr2 Tone 4 Spkr2 Tone 5 Spkr2 Tone 6 Spkr2 Dual Delay Dual Delay Horn Ring + Park Kill + Broadcast Radio IN Radio IN 100W Spkr2 100W Spkr2 100W Spkr1 100W Spkr1
Radio Radio
Speaker
Connect here
Connect here
Warning! Any Storm unit with the
Version 1 Storm 100W label (see page 7)
is not compatible with the 4200 Data link
model. Do not connect the RJ45 port on
this unit to a 4200 datalink unit.
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Using Dual Delay
Dual Delay can be used when both speakers play the same standard siren tone. When
Dual Delay is activated, the tones start playing out of sync to create the delay eect. Dual
Delay applies only for standard siren tones with Dual Delay capability. Dual Delay does not
aect audio tones.
Using Horn Ring
Horn Ring can be used as a standard vehicle horn or used to quickly switch between two
standard siren tones. To use Horn Ring as a vehicle horn, simply do not activate any of
the tone inputs. To use Horn Ring for tone switching, activate an input congured to a
tone with Horn Ring capability. Momentarily activate the Horn Ring to switch between the
congured tone and its alternate tone. Horn Ring does not aect audio tones.
Wiring Explanation
Using Tone Select Switch
To cycle through tones activate desired port and momentarily press the tone selector
switch to cycle to next tone.
Using Park Kill
Park Kill is used to deactivate any activated standard siren tone. Park Kill does not deac-
tivate audio tones. Park Kill port can be connected to your vehicle ocerhead light or door
open light so that thesiren is disabled when the door is opened
Using Radio Rebroadcast and Microphone
When either Radio Rebroadcast or the Microphone is activated, any activated tone, stan-
dard siren tone or audio tone, gets deactivated.
Configure Tone Alternate Tone
Wail Yelp
Yelp Fast Yelp
Fast Yelp Phaser
Phaser Horn
Horn Mechanical
Mechanical Phaser
Manual Wail High / Low
High / Low P Call Slow
P Call Slow P Call Fast
P Call Fast Phaser
Horn Phaser Horn Yelp
Horn Yelp Phaser Yelp
Phaser Yelp Horn Phaser
Test Tone Test Tone
Horn Ring Tone Pairs
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List of Tones
Tone Frequency Range
Wail 725-1500
Yelp 725-1600
Fast Yelp 725-1500
Phaser 650-1725
Horn 600 and 1200
Mechanical 770-1370
Manual Wail 725-1500
High/Low 550 and 750
P Call Slow 500-1075
P Call Fast 500-1075
Horn-Phaser See Horn and Phaser
Horn-Yelp See Horn and Yelp
Phaser-Yelp See Phaser and Yelp
Tone Tone Type
Ectosiren Siren
Bad Boys Song
Move Out of the Way Voice Command
Pull Over Voice Command
Step Out of the Vehicle Voice Command
Step Out Hands Up Voice Command
Remain in Your Vehicle Voice Command
Remain Window Down Voice Command
List of Current Audio Tones
List of Current Standard Tones
Tone Priority Rule
For a single speaker, an activated tone with a higher input number overrides an activated
tone with a lower input number. For example, if Tone 4 and Tone 3 are both activated for
Speaker 1, the siren will play Tone 4 for Speaker 1.
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