Grace MS2000X Operation manual

MS2000X
User Information
The MS2000X is an Emergency Signaling Monitoring System for Grace’s worker safety
products including SuperCELL®, LTX200, and TPASS®, WorkForce®and others. The MS2000X
has several enhanced features including a simple interface to existing security and alarm
systems. The MX2000X contains an optional audible horn and strobe light, activated upon
receiving emergency alarm signals from Grace worker-safety devices.

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The MS2000X must be mounted in an area where
there is a clear, unobstructed path to the environ-
ment where the SuperCELL®(man-down alarm) or
Transmitting TPASS®(man-down-alarm) may be
used. A typical location for the MS2000X would be
near an unobstructed office window or mounted
just outside an office.
The MS2000X should also be located
as far away as possible from other radio
equipment antennas to minimize any interfer-
ence. This includes cell phone boosters, wifi, and
other 2-way radio equipment antennas. It is also
recommended to keep the MS2000X a minimum
of six inches away from metal surfaces.
A System Check of the MS2000X can be done
by viewing the Receive LED located on the bottom
surface of the MS2000X . When a SuperCELL®
or TPASS®is turned On, Off, or by activating the
Alarm, the radio signal will cause the Red Receive
LED to flash several times - indicating signals are
successfully being received by the MS2000X .
Once the MS2000X has been prepared for AC
power, the unit may be plugged in. AC power con-
nector is a screw less Terminal rated for solid or
stranded wire from 14-22AWG. Wire should be
stripped at a 1/2”. Wires should be inserted by us-
ing a small screwdriver to depress the lever and
then inserting the wire.
When the unit is plugged in to AC Power, the
Red/Green AC Power Indicator glows (or flashes)
Green - indicating the system has AC Power and
is ready for operation. With loss of power, the Red/
Green AC Power Indicator glows (or flashes) Red
- indicating the optional Backup-Battery System
has been automatically activated, keeping the
MS2000X ON and ready for operation.
POWER INDICATOR LED
• Green Steady Glow: AC Power and battery is
fully charged.
• Optional Battery -B (see options list, pg. 5)
◦Red/Green Alternate Flashing: Battery fault
detected - open or shorted battery.
◦Red Steady Glow: Running on battery backup
◦Red Flashing: Running on Low Battery.
TRANSMIT / RECEIVE LED
• Green Flashing: when MS2000X is transmitting
a triggered message, Reset Acknowledgment,
or repeating a signal.
• Red Flashing: when MS2000X is receiving a
triggered message, Reset Acknowledgment, or
repeating a signal.
IMPORTANT:
Always test MS2000X and man-down alarms in
area of planned use prior to implementation.
Inside View of MS2000X
12 VDC
Battery
Backup
Terminal
Blocks
Connector for
Optional
Phone Dialer
Conduit
Connector
Power LED
GREEN: Running on AC Power
RED: Running on Battery
Transmit / Recieve LED
GREEN: Transmitting
RED: Receiving
Complies with
UL 60950-1
CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1
E112722
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Terminal Block Labeling and Configuration
Inside View of MS2000X with -AC, -B, -LS, and -D Options Installed
State of Inputs
Upgrade Port
Configuration Port
A.
Inputs and Power
Terminal rated for solid or stranded
wire from 20-24AWG. Wire should
be stripped at a 5/16”.
Red LED Indicates
Relay is Active
C.
Relay Terminals
Terminal rated for solid or stranded
wire from 14-22AWG. Wire should
be stripped at a 3/8”.
B.
Power Terminals
Terminal rated for solid or stranded
wire from 14-22AWG. Wire should
be stripped at a 1/2”.
Additional Notes:
• Except for the battery, all parts of the MS2000X are attached to the PCB.
• Connect the AC Power cable to the Line, Neutral, and Ground positions.
• When setting case lid in place, make sure the light siren cable is NOT pinched.
To seal from intrusion of contaminants, secure the case lid by tightening all four (4) lid
bolts until snug.
• Once Installation and Field Testing is complete, the MS2000X is ready for use.
A. Inputs and Power:
1- 12-15VDC – In
2- +12VDC – Out
3- GND
4- GND
5- INPUT#1
6- Input Common
7- INPUT#2
8- Input Common
9- INPUT#3
10- Input Common
11- INPUT#4
12- Input Common
B. Power Terminals:
Line
Neutral
GND
C. Relay Terminals:
(4 Sets; Numbered 1 - 4)
Normally Open
Common
Normally Closed
MS2000X Factory Default Relay Setting
Relay # Trigger Hold/Activation Time*
1 User Alarm or Input #1 Active (Transmit Alarm) 20 Seconds
2 Global Evac or Input #2 Active (Transmit Global Evac) 20 Seconds
3 Input #3 Active (Transmit Canned Message) ** 3 Seconds
4 Loss of AC Detected 3 Seconds
* Hold/Activation Time: How long relay contact will be maintained after last trigger
message is received.
** Canned and Free Form Messages will only be displayed on SC500 Product Line
MS2000X Factory Default Input Setting
Input # Trigger Repeat Time
1 Transmit Alarm 6 Seconds
2 Transmit Global Evac 6 Seconds
3 Transmit Canned Message (Message#) ** 1 Hour
4 Transmit Free Form Message (“Input#4-MS2000”) ** 1 Hour
Loss of AC Transmit Free Form Message (“AC LOSS-MS2000”) ** 1 Hour
Low Battery Transmit Free Form Message (“Low Bat-MS2000”) ** 1 Hour

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Stobe / Siren Settings
( -LS Option )
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF
ON
Horn Dipswitch
Pattern
1 ON and 2 OFF = Non Temporal
1 OFF and 2 OFF = Temporal
1 ON and 2 ON = March Time
Tone
3 ON and 4 ON = 2400 Hz
3 ON and 4 OFF = Electromechanical
3 OFF and 4 OFF = Chime
3 OFF and 4 ON = Broadband
Volume
5 ON and 6 ON = High
5 ON and 6 OFF = Mid
5 OFF and 6 OFF = Low
7 ON and 8 ON = Horn ON
7 OFF and 8 OFF = Horn OFF

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MS2000X
AC Powered Micro Receiver System Specifications
(With Battery Backup)
Case: Rugged fiberglass
Dimensions: 6-1/2” wide by 15” high by 6-1/2” deep
Weight: 10 lb. (with battery backup and light-siren)
Power Input Requirement:
AC Models: 85-264 VAC 50/60 Hz Single Phase 1Amp
DC Models: 12-15 VDC ONLY, 0.5 Amp
Complies with: UL 60950-1, CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1
Battery (Option): 12 VDC, 2.9 Amp. Hr. (provides emergency, backup power for up to 24 hours)
Frequency Range: 902-928 MHz (frequency hopping spread spectrum)
FCC ID: J5MXHEM -- Meets FCC Part 15
IC: 5916A-MXHEM -- Complies with Canadian ICES-003
For Use With: Grace Telemetry Systems using the RadioH platform (SuperCELL®, LTX200, TPASS®, WorkForce®,
and Micro Repeater).
Relay Closure: 4 form-c contact ratings 6A @ 28VDC, 6A @ 125VAC.
MS2000X BASE PACKAGE:
MS2000-H-X:
• 2-Way Micro-Transceiver System, two way signaling
• Indoor coverage of 200k Sq. Feet and 1 mile outdoor clear line of site. Indoor performance is subject to
effects of building construction and RF noise.
• 4 Opto-Isolated 12VDC inputs (See Page 3 for default configuration)
• 4 Form C Relays (See Page 3 for default configuration)
OPTION LIST:
-CA
• AC powered models shipping to Canada require Canadian Electrical Inspection.
-DC
• 12-15VDC model (0.5 Amps).
-AC
• 85-264VAC 50/60Hz (1 Amps).
-B (Not Available on -DC models unless suppling +15VDC).
• Includes 12VDC, 2.9AH battery backup (Up to 24 hours).
-LS
• Includes Case mounted Adjustable Strobe with Light Siren (See Page 4 for LS setting).
-D (Required for ADT Telephone Dialer or MS-CA-10 Cable Assembly).
• Dialer/quick connection port (See Page 7 for -D Pin Out).
• Includes Input #1 & 2 as well as contacts for Form C Relay#1.
-HT (Not Available on DC models)
• Heated system for use in environments below 32°F / 0°C.
-SP
• Custom I/O programming as requested at time of order.
• One or more of the Inputs or Outputs will be set other than at Factory Default values found on Page #3.

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OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
- PM2040 Mounting Assembly - Pole Mounted with ‘C’ Brackets -
MS2000X
Side View
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S2000X
Side Vie
w
Bolts and
Bracket Assembly
Pole
Non-Metallic
MS2000X
Top View
Flat WasherBracket
Toothed
Washer
Pole
Non-Metallic
Bolt
Bracket
Clamp
Bolts and
Bracket Assembly
Improper Installation May Degrade Performance

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OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
OPTIONAL PHONE DIALER
p/n: ATD
MS2000X with phone dialer has 8 pin connector
to supply relay contact trigger and power to the
external phone dialer.
Inside View of MS2000X
Shown with optional 8-Pin Connector
OPTIONAL 10 Foot Cable with Connector
p/n: MS-CA-10
CAUTION: To avoid damaging mating pins, carefully match up connector keyways
when attaching phone dialer connector.
Wiring
Pin 1 GREEN Normally Open
PIn 2 WHITE Contact Com.
Pin 3 RED +12VDC
Pin 4 Blue Input #1
Pin 5 ORANGE Normally Closed
Pin 6 White/Black Input Common
Pin 7 BLACK GND
Pin 8 Red/Black Input #2
OPTIONAL 8-Pin Connector
p/n: MS-D

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General Warranty Information
Grace Industries, Inc. warrants Grace Products to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one
year from the date of purchase. This warranty is valid only when the returned products are accompanied by a sales slip or
other proof of purchase that states the date and location of purchase. Grace Industries, Inc. will not repair or replace any
merchandise under warranty which has been damaged because of accident, misuse or abuse of the products while in pos-
session or control of the consumer. This warranty is void if any attempt to repair or replace parts was made or attempted
by other than qualified Grace Industry’s Inc. personnel. This warranty is void if any of the sealed compartments are opened
or tampered with. Before sending product to Grace for repair, call for Return Authorization or RA #. Please reference RA#
in shipping documents for tracking purposes. Send all repair products, prepaid and accompanied by proof of purchase to:
Grace Industries, Inc., Repair Division, 305 Bend Hill Road, Fredonia, PA 16124. Grace Industries, Inc. shall not be liable
for any direct, incidental or other consequential loss or damage arising out of the failure of the device to operate. End-user
or customer is responsible for return shipping/freight charges.
The sole and exclusive remedy under all guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied, is strictly limited to repair or
replacement as herein provided. All implied warranties, including but not limited to, warranties of fitness and merchantability,
are hereby limited in duration to a period ending one (1) year from the date of purchase. The warranty and liability set forth
in the prior paragraphs are in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, in law or in fact, including implied warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty
lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. Tech-
nical assistance is available by contacting Grace Industries, Inc. at 724-962-9231. Product issues may be reported at any
time to Grace Industries, Inc. at 724-962-9231.
FCC Statements
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority
to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Industry Canada Statements
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interfer-
ence that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.(select the class for your device)
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’ex-
ploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur
de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le
fonctionnement.
305 Bend Hill Road
Fredonia, PA 16124 U.S.A.
724-962-9231
www.graceindustries.com

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SuperCELL® Model SC500-H-LW User’s Information
Power
Menu
Button
Up 1
Message
Button
Up 16
Messages
Button
Down 1
Message
Button
Down 16
Messages
Button
Power
Select
Button
Antenna
LCD
Display
Front View Top ViewBack View
Swivel Clip
Operation
Status LED
Alarm
Button
S
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Introduction
SuperCELL® Model SC500-H-LW is an intrinsically safe,
high performance, RF-wireless, emergency signaling
and monitoring device which provides Man-Down
monitoring and notication for personnel working
alone in hazardous environments.
Features
• Location: Tracking the location of the SuperCELL® is
possible when used in conjunction with the Grace
Locator Beacon and Grace-Watch® safety monitoring
system.
• Alarm Monitoring: Alerts the Lone Worker that a
GRACE Man-Down telemetry device, within signaling
range, is transmitting an alarm message.
• Auto ON/OFF: SuperCELL® is turned On and O by
removing or inserting the device into the Charging
Base.
• Panic ALARM: Manually activated Emergency Alarm.
• Man Down Alarm: An optional safety monitoring
feature which provides the Lone Worker with motion
sensing protection.
• Canned Text Messaging: Allows the Lone Worker
to send and receive pre-set Canned Text Messages
to and from other SuperCELL® devices and
Grace-Watch® monitoring systems.
Specications
• Model: SC500-H-LW, Lone Worker.
• Dimensions: 2-3/16” wide, 1-3/8” deep (without clip),
5” high (with antenna).
• Weight: 5.6 oz.
• Internal Battery: 3.7 V nominal, 1960 mAh,
intrinsically safe, lithium-ion rechargeable.
• Device Run Time: Approximately 40 hrs. in Sensing
Mode, and 10 hrs. in Alarm Mode.
• Radio Frequency: 902 - 928MHz, ISM license free,
spread spectrum.
• Battery Charger Operational Voltage:
120VAC or 12VDC.
• Battery Charge Time: 6 - 8 hrs.
• Certications:
• Intrinsically Safe UL913, CSA C22.2 No. 157
• IP67
• FCC ID: J5XT3HEP
• IC: 5916A-T3HEP
Table of Contents
Quick Start Guide 2
Menu Screens 3
Denition of Terms 6
Warranty Information 7
SC500-H-LW UI 2017-04
Alarm
Button

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TURN ON: Remove SuperCELL® from the Charging Base.
TURN OFF: Insert SuperCELL® into the Charging Base.
PAGE NAVIGATION: Pressing the MENU/PWR button
cycles through the pages on the SuperCELL®.
MOTION ALARM: If SuperCELL® remains motionless
for the preset length of time, the SuperCELL® will sound
a repeating alarm tone and transmit man-down alarm
messages. To clear Alarm and reset the SuperCELL®,
simultaneously press the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR
buttons. Motion Alarm cannot be disabled or
adjusted by the user. Time to Alarm for SC500-LW is
set to 120 seconds unless other timing is specied.
Pre-Alert occurs after approximately 108 seconds of
no motion detected.
PANIC ALARM: Activate the Emergency Alarm by
pressing the top button. A Panic Alarm signal will be
sent and ALARM will be displayed. To clear Alarm
and reset the SuperCELL®, simultaneously press the
MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
EVACUATION ACKNOWLEDGMENT: If an Evacuate
message is received by the SuperCELL®, it can be
manually acknowledged by simultaneously pressing
the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
ALARM MONITORING: Alerts the Lone Worker that a
GRACE Man-Down telemetry device, within signaling
range, is transmitting an alarm message. This alert can
be cleared from the SuperCELL® by simultaneously
press the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
SuperCELL® Display Icons
Quick-Start Guide
Always test SuperCELL® prior to use
Low Battery Indication / Battery Charging
When approximately 3 hours of operating time
remain in standby mode, the SuperCELL® will display a
plug icon on the display status screen. The power-on
tones are not emitted when SuperCELL® has a low
battery. Low battery is also indicated by the
Operational Status LED changing to a periodic Red
strobe. A double chirp sounds once every ve minutes
with audio enabled. Warning: There are no audible low
battery sounds with audio tones disabled.
When low battery is indicated, less than 3 hours of
operating time remain and the battery should be charged
immediately.
With the charger provided, recharge time is
approximately 6 hours from a low battery warning
and 9 hours for a dead battery. Due to current limits
imposed by Intrinsic Safety requirements, a unit that has
gone completely dead will have to be removed from the
charging base and reinserted when the charging light
turns Red. Typical operation time between recharging
is approximately 40 hours in standby/ready mode.
Plug the charger into an outlet. It takes approximately
20 seconds for the Green charger LED to light up. If
it does not turn on or a Red LED turns on, then the
battery is either too hot or cold, or has a fault.
Charging is complete when the Green charge LED
starts to slowly ash.
120VAC Adapter
Optional 12VDC Adapter
Green
Charge
LED
Charging Base

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Menu Pages
Pressing MENU button brings up menu pages in the
following order:
Page 1 - Send Message
Page 2 - Alarm History Display
Page 3 - Event Counters Display
Page 4 - Device Name and Run Time Display
Page 5 - Setup Mode
Page 1 - Send Message
The Send Message function may be used to send
one of 80 user-programmed, canned text messages.
These messages are programmed into the SuperCELL®
device through the SuperCELL® Database Manager
Utility Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA USB Adapter,
available for the SuperCELL® device. This process is
explained in the IrDA Transfer section, on page 4.
To send a message, proceed to the Send Message
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. Next, cycle
through the messages stored on the SuperCELL® by
pressing the UP, DWN, *, or # buttons until you nd the
desired message you wish to send. UP and DWN cycle
the message count by one, *and # cycle the count by
ve. Once you have the desired message displayed,
pressing the SEL button transmits the message, and
a Message Sent acknowledgment is displayed on the
screen. Other messages can be selected and sent by
pressing the UP, DWN, *, or #, and then pressing SEL to
send.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the
Send Message page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 2 - Alarm History Display
The Alarm History Display page displays the name
and unit ID of any Grace Industries telemetry product
that has transmitted an alarm message received by
the SuperCELL®.
Proceed to the Alarm History Display page by
pressing the MENU/PWR button. On the Alarm History
Display page, the UP and DWN buttons cycle through
the stored alarm messages that were received by
the SuperCELL®. The 32 most recent, unique, alarms
are stored on the SuperCELL® in the order they were
received. Turning the SuperCELL® o clears the Alarm
History.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Alarm
History Display page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 3 - Event Counters Display
The Event Counters Display page shows the number
of Page (Evacuate), Par, and Roll Call events received
by the SuperCELL® device since it was last turned on.
Navigate to the Event Counters Display page by
pressing the MENU/PWR button.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Event
Counters Display page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page. Turning the SuperCELL®
device o resets each counter to zero.
Page 4 - Device Name and Run Time Display
The Device Name and Run Time Display page
displays the SuperCELL® device name which has been
programmed onto the device through the SuperCELL®
Database Manager Utility Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA
USB Adapter, available for the SuperCELL®. This page
also displays the length of time the SuperCELL® has
been running (turned on), in days/hours/minutes.
Navigate to the Device Name and Run Time Display
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the
Device Name and Run Time Display page. Resetting the
device will return SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 5 - Setup Mode
The Setup Mode page allows the user to put the
SuperCELL® into Setup Mode, where the various user
preferences of the device can be changed.
To enter Setup Mode, proceed to the Setup Mode
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. Next, press
and hold the SEL/PWR button for three seconds. The
SuperCELL® device is now in Setup Mode. Press the
MENU/PWR button while in Setup Mode to cycle
through the Setup Mode pages

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WARNING: While in Setup Mode, Alarm, Page, Par,
and Roll Call messages CANNOT be monitored or be
logged in the SuperCELL® devices Event Counter. Any
Alarm, Page, Par, or Roll Call messages received, while
in Setup Mode, will be subject to the SuperCELL®
device’s inhibit timer.
Resetting the device or waiting two minutes without a
button press will exit out of Setup Mode and return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Setup Mode Page 1 - Alarm Disabled Notication
Setup Mode Page 2 - Firmware Versions
Setup Mode Page 3 - IrDA Transfer Mode
Setup Mode Page 4 - View Adjust
Setup Mode Page 1 - Alarm Disabled Notication
The Alarm Disabled Notication page acts as a
reminder the SuperCELL® will not monitor Alarm, Page,
Par, or Roll Call transmissions while in Setup Mode.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Alarm
Disabled Notication page. Resetting the device will exit
out of Setup Mode and return SuperCELL® to home page.
Setup Mode Page 2 - Firmware Versions
The Firmware Versions page displays the model
number, CPU rmware version, and radio rmware
version found on the SuperCELL® device.
Navigate to the Firmware Versions page by pressing
the MENU/PWR button.
The top text line displays the model number of the
device.
The middle text line displays the CPU rmware
version found on the device.
The Bottom text line displays the creation date of this
rmware version.
Press the SEL/PWR button to display the radio
rmware version.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from Firmware
Versions page; resetting the device will exit out of Setup
Mode and return the SuperCELL® to the home page.
Setup Mode Page 3 - IrDA Transfer Mode
IrDA Transfer Mode allows the SuperCELL® device
to be loaded with over 60,000 names (254 groups of
255 names) of 16 characters each. SuperCELL® can
also be loaded with 80 user-programmed canned text
messages, plus the unit ID. This information is pro-
grammed into the SuperCELL® through the SuperCELL®
Database Manager Utility Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA
USB Adapter, available for the SuperCELL®.
To enter the IrDa Transfer Mode, navigate to the IrDA
Transfer page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. Once
arriving on the IrDA Transfer page, press and hold the
SEL/PWR button for three seconds to enter the IrDA
Transfer Mode. In the IrDA Transfer Mode, the
SuperCELL® will only respond to commands from the
host computer running the SuperCELL® Database
Manager Utility Program.
WARNING: While in IrDA Transfer Mode, the device
CANNOT monitor or send Alarm, Page, Par, or Roll
Call messages, nor will these messages be logged in
the SuperCELL® device’s Event Counter. Any Alarm,
Page, Par, or Roll Call messages received, while in
IrDA Transfer Mode, will be subject to the SuperCELL®
device’s inhibit timer.
Interrupting an IrDA transfer while in progress may
corrupt the SuperCELL® device’s name database. If this
should occur, the SuperCELL® name database will need
to be reloaded.
Pressing the MENU/PWR button navigates away from
the IrDA Transfer page. Resetting the device exits out of
IrDA Transfer Mode and returns the SuperCELL® to the
home page.
Setup Mode Page 4 - View Adjust
The View Adjust page allows the display contrast
to be adjusted for easier viewing of the SuperCELL®
device’s display. Adjusting the display contrast may
be necessary if the SuperCELL® is used in extreme tem-
peratures.
To adjust the display contrast, navigate to the View
Adjust page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. At the
View Adjust page, press the UP and DWN buttons to
increase (or decrease) the display contrast by 1, and the *
and #to increase (or decrease) the display contrast by 10.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the View
Adjust page. Resetting the device will exit out of Setup
Mode and return the SuperCELL® to the home page.

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Safety Certications
Intrinsically Safe, Sécurité Intrinsèque
SuperCell®SC500 Models Intrinsically Safe per ANSI/UL913 For use in Class 1, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II, Groups
E, F, G; Div. 1 Hazardous Locations. CSA C22.2 No.157.
Temperature Code T6. IP67. Exia Rated 4.2VDC.
WARNINGS, AVERTISSEMENTS
WARNING! To prevent ignition of hazardous atmosphere, battery must only be charged in area known to be
nonhazardous.
AVERTISSEMENT! Pour éviter l’inammation d’une atmosphère dangereuse, les batterie doivent être chargées
seulement dans une zone connu comme être non dangereuse.
FCC Statements
Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Industry Canada Statements
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference,
including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.(select the class for your
device)
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2)
l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible
d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

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Denition of Terms
Alarm Inhibit Timer: When the SuperCELL® receives an
alarm message from another device, and that alarm is
cleared, the Alarm Inhibit Timer provides a 30 second
period of time where the SuperCELL® will not receive
another alarm message from that same device.
Alarm Message: A radio transmitted signal sent from a
SuperCELL®, or other GRACE Industries telemetry
device, when the panic button is pressed for the purpose
of notifying monitoring personnel that an emergency
situation is present and rescue action is requested.
Alarm Mode: A SuperCELL®, or other GRACE Industries
telemetry device, is placed in alarm mode by pressing
the device’s panic button. When this occurs, the device
transmits an alarm signal and emits a loud alarm audio
tone.
Canned Text Message: Canned Text Messages are
pre-programmed, text based messages that can be sent
from one SuperCELL® to another.
Device Name: The Device Name is a pre-programmed
name assigned to the SuperCELL® device that can be
viewed on the Device Name and RunTime Display page.
Dilution of Precision: A term used in satellite navigation
to express the positioning accuracy of a GPS device.
GPS Status Icon: The GPS Status Icon appears on the Icon
Line of the Home Page when the GPS Location feature
is active. The icon changes based on the satellite x
quality.
Home Page: The Home Page is the main page of the
SuperCELL® that is displayed on startup and any
time the device is reset. Displayed on this page is the
status icons, motion sensing timer, device OEM and ID
numbers, and the rmware versions loaded on the
device.
Icon Line: The Icon Line is the display line at the top of the
home page that displays the device status icons.
Man-Down Alarm Mode: A SuperCELL® , or other GRACE
Industries telemetry device, enters Man-Down Alarm
Mode when the Motion Sensing Timer counts down to
zero.
Monitoring Authority: The Monitoring Authority is the
person/people responsible for monitoring the status
of the telemetry devices used by the various on-scene
personnel, usually from a centralized base location.
Motion Sensing Activation Icon: The Motion Sensing
Activation Icon appears on the Icon Line of the Home
Page when the Motion Sensing feature is active. The
icon changes as the devices senses motion.
Motion Sensing Timer: The Motion Sensing Timer
indicates the seconds of lack-of-motion required before
the SuperCELL® enters the Man-Down Alarm mode.
Radio Signal Propagation: Radio Signal Propagation
is the behavior radio waves exhibit when they are
transmitted. Radio Signal Propagation can be aected
by structural, environmental, and atmospheric
conditions.
Resetting the Device: Simultaneously pressing the
MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR resets the SuperCELL® and
returns the display to the Home Page.
Sensing Mode: When the SuperCELL® is turned on, it
is in Sensing Mode. In Sensing Mode, the device is
monitoring radio trac for alarm messages and canned
text messages. The SuperCELL® is also sensing motion,
if enabled.
Setup Mode: Setup Mode allows certain characters
and functions on the SuperCELL® to be activated,
deactivated, or modied.
Signal Loss: Signal Loss is an event that occurs when the
SuperCELL® is out of the communication range of a base
monitor for a preset length of time.
Signal Loss Activation Icon: The Signal Loss Activation
Icon appears on the Icon Line of the Home Page when
the Signal Loss feature is active.
Unit ID: The Unit ID is the unique ID number assigned
to the SuperCELL® device for purposes of radio
communication. It can be viewed on the device’s home
page.
Unit OEM: The Unit OEM is a number assigned to the
SuperCELL® device, similar to the Unit ID. The key
dierence is the Unit OEM is not a unique number to
each device. In most applications all of the SuperCELL®
devices will have the same OEM number; from the
factory this number will usually be 9090.

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Grace industries, Inc. warrants SuperCELL® & related Grace telemetry products to be free from defects in
workmanship and materials for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty is valid only when
the returned product is accompanied by a sales slip or other proof of purchase that states the date and location
of purchase. Grace Industries, Inc. will not repair or replace any merchandise under warranty which has been
damaged because of accident, misuse or abuse while in possession or control of the consumer. This warranty
is void if any attempt to repair or replace parts was made or attempted by other than qualied Grace Industries,
Inc. personnel. This warranty is void if any of the sealed compartments are opened or tampered with. Send all
returned merchandise, prepaid and accompanied by proof of purchase to: Grace Industries, Inc., Repair Division,
305 Bend Hill Road, Fredonia, PA 16124 USA. Grace Industries, Inc. shall not be liable for any direct, incidental or
other consequential loss or damage arising out of the failure of the product to operate. End-user or customer is
responsible for return shipping/freight charges.
The sole and exclusive remedy under all guarantees or warranties, express or implied, is strictly limited to repair
or replacement as herein provided. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES
OF FITNESS AND MERCHANTABILITY, ARE HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION TO A PERIOD ENDING ONE (1) YEAR
FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. The warranty and liability set forth in the prior paragraphs are in lieu of all other
warranties, expressed or implied, in law or in fact, including implied warranties of merchantability and tness for
a particular purpose. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above
limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specic legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to
state.
This information is believed to be accurate and reliable. Grace Industries, Inc. provides this information as a
guide only.
Technical assistance is available by contacting Grace Industries, Inc. by telephone at 724-962-9231, M – F, 8:00
am – 4:30 pm.
For training purposes a copy of User’s Information is available by contacting Grace Industries, Inc. at
www.graceindustries.com or by mail to: 305 Bend Hill Rd, Fredonia, PA 16124 U.S.A.
Warranty Information

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305 Bend Hill Road,
Fredonia, PA 16124 USA
www.graceindustries.com
(724)-962-9231

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SuperCELL® Model SC500-H-SM User’s Information
Power
Menu
Button
Up 1
Message
Button
Up 16
Messages
Button
Down 1
Message
Button
Down 16
Messages
Button
Power
Select
Button
Antenna
LCD
Display
Front View Top ViewBack View
Swivel Clip
Operation
Status LED
Alarm
Button
S
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Introduction
SuperCELL® Model SC500-H-SM is an intrinsically safe,
high performance, RF-wireless, emergency signaling
and monitoring device which provides Man-Down
monitoring and notication for personnel working
alone in hazardous environments.
Features
• Location: Tracking the location of the SuperCELL® is
possible when used in conjunction with the Grace
Locator Beacon and Grace-Watch® safety monitoring
system.
• Alarm Monitoring: Alerts the Supervisor that a
GRACE Man-Down telemetry device, within signaling
range, is transmitting an alarm message.
• Panic ALARM: Manually activated Emergency Alarm.
• Man Down Alarm: An optional safety monitoring
feature which provides the Supervisor with motion
sensing protection.
• Canned Text Messaging: Allows the Supervisor to
send and receive pre-set Canned Text Messages to
other SuperCELL® devices and Grace-Watch®
monitoring systems.
Specications
• Model: SC500-H-SM, Supervisor Model.
• Dimensions: 2-3/16” wide, 1-3/8” deep (without clip),
5” high (with antenna).
• Weight: 5.6 oz.
• Internal Battery: 3.7 V nominal, 1960 mAh,
intrinsically safe, lithium-ion rechargeable.
• Device Run Time: Approximately 40 hrs. in Sensing
Mode, and 10 hrs. in Alarm Mode.
• Radio Frequency: 902 - 928MHz, ISM license free,
spread spectrum.
• Battery Charger Operational Voltage:
120VAC or 12VDC.
• Battery Charge Time: 6 - 8 hrs.
• Certications:
• Intrinsically Safe UL913, CSA C22.2 No. 157
• IP67
• FCC ID: J5XT3HEP
• IC: 5916A-T3HEP
Table of Contents
Quick Start Guide 2
Menu Screens 3
Denition of Terms 8
Warranty Information 8
SC500-H-SM UI 2017-04
Alarm
Button

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TURN ON: Simultaneously pressing both side PWR
buttons turns the SuperCELL® ON.
TURN OFF: Simultaneously pressing and holding both
side PWR buttons turns the SuperCELL® OFF.
PAGE NAVIGATION: Pressing the MENU/PWR button
cycles through the pages on the SuperCELL®.
MOTION ALARM: If the SuperCELL® remains motionless
for the preset length of time, the SuperCELL® will sound
a repeating alarm tone and transmit man-down alarm
messages. Motion Alarm can be enabled/disabled and
the timing can be adjusted in the Setup Menu. To clear
Alarm and reset the SuperCELL®, simultaneously press
the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
PANIC ALARM: Activate the Emergency Alarm by
pressing the top button. A Panic Alarm signal will be
sent and ALARM will be displayed. To clear Alarm
and reset the SuperCELL®, simultaneously press the
MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
EVACUATION ACKNOWLEDGMENT: If an Evacuate
message is received by the SuperCELL®, it can be
manually acknowledged by simultaneously pressing
the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
ALARM MONITORING: Alerts the Supervisor that a
GRACE Man-Down telemetry device, within signaling
range, is transmitting an alarm message. This alert can
be cleared from the SuperCELL® by simultaneously
press the MENU/PWR and SEL/PWR buttons.
NOTE: If an alarm has been received, the SuperCELL® will
not turn o until the alarm has been cleared or reset. To
force SuperCELL® to turn o (even with an active alarm)
hold down the Up button along with both side PWR
buttons.
SuperCELL® Display Icons
Quick-Start Guide
Always test SuperCELL® prior to use
Low Battery Indication / Battery Charging
When approximately 3 hours of operating time
remain in standby mode, the SuperCELL® will display a
plug icon on the display status screen. The power-on
tones are not emitted when SuperCELL® has a low
battery. Low battery is also indicated by the
Operational Status LED changing to a periodic Red
strobe. A double chirp sounds once every ve minutes
with audio enabled. Warning: There are no audible low
battery sounds with audio tones disabled.
When low battery is indicated, less than 3 hours of
operating time remain and the battery should be charged
immediately.
With the charger provided, recharge time is
approximately 6 hours from a low battery warning
and 9 hours for a dead battery. Due to current limits
imposed by Intrinsic Safety requirements, a unit that has
gone completely dead will have to be removed from the
charging base and reinserted when the charging light
turns Red. Typical operation time between recharging
is approximately 40 hours in standby/ready mode.
Plug the charger into an outlet. It takes approximately
20 seconds for the Green charger LED to light up. If it
does not turn on or a Red LED turns on, then the bat-
tery is either too hot or cold, or has a fault.
Charging is complete when the Green charge LED
starts to slowly ash.
120VAC Adapter
Optional 12VDC Adapter
Green
Charge
LED
Charging Base

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Menu Pages
Pressing MENU button brings up menu pages in the
following order:
Page 1 - Send Message
Page 2 - Alarm History Display
Page 3 - Event Counters Display
Page 4 - Device Name and Run Time Display
Page 5 - Setup Mode
Page 1 - Send Message
The Send Message function may be used to send
one of 80 user-programmed, canned text messages.
These messages are programmed into the SuperCELL®
device through the SuperCELL® Database Manager
Utility Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA USB Adapter,
available for the SuperCELL® device. This process is
explained in the IrDA Transfer section, on page 4.
To send a message, proceed to the Send Message
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. Next, cycle
through the messages stored on the SuperCELL® by
pressing the UP, DWN, *, or # buttons until you nd the
desired message you wish to send. UP and DWN cycle
the message count by one, *and # cycle the count by
ve. Once you have the desired message displayed,
pressing the SEL button transmits the message, and
a Message Sent acknowledgment is displayed on the
screen. Other messages can be selected and sent by
pressing the UP, DWN, *, or #, and then pressing SEL to
send.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the
Send Message page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 2 - Alarm History Display
The Alarm History Display page displays the name
and unit ID of any Grace Industries telemetry product
that has transmitted an alarm message received by
the SuperCELL®.
Proceed to the Alarm History Display page by
pressing the MENU/PWR button. On the Alarm History
Display page, the UP and DWN buttons cycle through
the stored alarm messages that were received by
the SuperCELL®. The 32 most recent, unique, alarms
are stored on the SuperCELL® in the order they were
received. Turning the SuperCELL® o clears the Alarm
History.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Alarm
History Display page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 3 - Event Counters Display
The Event Counters Display page shows the number
of Page (Evacuate), Par, and Roll Call events received
by the SuperCELL® device since it was last turned on.
Navigate to the Event Counters Display page by
pressing the MENU/PWR button.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Event
Counters Display page. Resetting the device will return the
SuperCELL® to the home page. Turning the SuperCELL®
device o resets each counter to zero.
Page 4 - Device Name and Run Time Display
The Device Name and Run Time Display page
displays the SuperCELL® device name which has been
programmed onto the device through the SuperCELL®
Database Manager Utility Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA
USB Adapter, available for the SuperCELL®. This page
also displays the length of time the SuperCELL® has
been running (turned on), in days/hours/minutes.
Navigate to the Device Name and Run Time Display
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the
Device Name and Run Time Display page. Resetting the
device will return SuperCELL® to the home page.
Page 5 - Setup Mode
The Setup Mode page allows the user to put the
SuperCELL® into Setup Mode, where the various user
preferences of the device can be changed.
To enter Setup Mode, proceed to the Setup Mode
page by pressing the MENU/PWR button. Next, press
and hold the SEL/PWR button for three seconds. The
SuperCELL® device is now in Setup Mode. Press the
MENU/PWR button while in Setup Mode to cycle

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through the Setup Mode pages
WARNING: While in Setup Mode, Alarm, Page, Par,
and Roll Call messages CANNOT be monitored or be
logged in the SuperCELL® devices Event Counter. Any
Alarm, Page, Par, or Roll Call messages received, while
in Setup Mode, will be subject to the SuperCELL®
device’s inhibit timer.
Resetting the device or waiting two minutes without a
button press will exit out of Setup Mode and return the
SuperCELL® to the home page.
Setup Mode Page 1 - Alarm Disabled Notication
Setup Mode Page 2 - Firmware Versions
Setup Mode Page 3 - IrDA Transfer Mode
Setup Mode Page 4 - View Adjust
Setup Mode Page 5 - Motion Sensing
Setup Mode Page 6 - Radio Range Test
Setup Mode Page 7 - Sound
Setup Mode Page 8 - Location Change Chirp
Setup Mode Page 9 - Alarm Button Sound
Setup Mode Page 10 - Constant Alarm Vibration
Setup Mode Page 11 - Backlight
Setup Mode Page 12 - Charger Auto O
Setup Mode Page 13 - Alarm Inhibit Timer
Setup Mode Page 1 - Alarm Disabled Notication
Alarm Disabled Notication page acts as a reminder
the SuperCELL® will not monitor Alarm, Page, Par, or
Roll Call transmissions while in Setup Mode.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the Alarm
Disabled Notication page. Resetting the device will exit
out of Setup Mode and return SuperCELL® to the home
page.
Setup Mode Page 2 - Firmware Versions
The Firmware Versions page displays the model
number, CPU rmware version, and radio rmware
version found on the SuperCELL® device.
Navigate to the Firmware Versions page by pressing
the MENU/PWR button.
The top text line displays the model number of the
device.
The middle text line displays the CPU rmware
version found on the device.
The Bottom text line displays the creation date of this
rmware version.
Press the SEL/PWR button to display the radio
rmware version.
Pressing MENU/PWR will navigate away from the
Firmware Versions page; resetting the device will exit out
of Setup Mode and return SuperCELL® to the home page.
Setup Mode Page 3 - IrDA Transfer Mode
The IrDA Transfer Mode allows the SuperCELL®
device to be loaded with over 60,000 names (254
groups of 255 names) of 16 characters each. The
SuperCELL® can also be loaded with 80 user-
programmed canned text messages, plus the unit ID.
This information is programmed into the SuperCELL®
through the SuperCELL® Database Manager Utility
Program via the ACTiSYS IrDA USB Adapter, available
for the SuperCELL®.
To enter the IrDa Transfer Mode, navigate to
the IrDA Transfer page by pressing the MENU/PWR
button. Once arriving on the IrDA Transfer page, press
and hold the SEL/PWR button for three seconds to enter
the IrDA Transfer Mode. In the IrDA Transfer Mode, the
SuperCELL® will only respond to commands from the
host computer running the SuperCELL® Database
Manager Utility Program.
WARNING: While in IrDA Transfer Mode, the device
CANNOT monitor or send Alarm, Page, Par, or Roll
Call messages, nor will these messages be logged in
the SuperCELL® device’s Event Counter. Any Alarm,
Page, Par, or Roll Call messages received, while in
IrDA Transfer Mode, will be subject to the SuperCELL®
device’s inhibit timer.
Interrupting an IrDA transfer while in progress may
corrupt the SuperCELL® device’s name database. If this
should occur, the SuperCELL® name database will need
to be reloaded.
Pressing the MENU/PWR button navigates away from
the IrDA Transfer page. Resetting the device exits out of
IrDA Transfer Mode and returns the SuperCELL® to the
home page.
Setup Mode Page 4 - View Adjust
The View Adjust page allows the display contrast