Hekatron Standard X User manual

Operating manual
Standard X radio module

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Behaviour in the event of re
1. Rescue people
fWarn the people living with you.
fI mmediately leave the room /
the building and close all doors
on your way out to prevent a
rapid spread of
smoke and re.
fStay close to the
oor if there is
dense smoke.
fEnsure that all persons have left
the room / the building.
fIf, for whatever reason, you are
unable to leave the room / the
building, close
all doors, seal
all cracks and
slots and try to attract someone’s
attention at the window.
2. Call the re brigade
fWait until you are
in a safe place be-
fore you call the
re brigade.
3. Extinguish the re
fOnly attempt to
extinguish the
re yourself if this
does not put you
in any danger.

4 | Contents
Contents
1. Introduction 6
2. Intended use 8
3. Safety 9
4. General information 10
5. Product description 12
5.1 Functional principle 13
5.2 Features 13
6.
Project planning 14
6.1 General 14
7. Assembly 15
8. Radio commissioning 17
9. Operation 19
9.1 Locating and deactivating a fault 19
9.2 Locating and deactivating an alarm 19
9.3 Preventing transmission of alarms 20
9.4
Adding users to the radio network/replacing smoke alarms 20

9.5 Removing users from the radio network 22
9.6 Deleting line allocations 23
10. Status signals 24
11. Maintenance 27
11.1 Line test 27
12. Disposal 28
13. Environment 29
14. Terms of use 29
15. Product complaints 30
16. Technical data 31

1. Introduction
This document is a translation
of the original German
operating manual.
This manual is valid for the Stand-
ardX radio module. Since the radio
module can only be used in com-
bination with a smoke alarm, the
operating manual for the Genius Plus
X or Genius Hx apply in addition.
They include all relevant information
on the smoke alarm.
This manual is available
for download as a PDF
le on our website
www.hekatron-brandschutz.de.
Our website also contains further
information as well as interesting
FAQs on re protection. Please note,
however, that our website is only
available in German.
Additionally, there are various
tutorials available for the assembly
and commissioning of the Genius
Plus X with the Standard X radio
module:
www.hekatron-brandschutz.de/
genius-video
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1. Introduction | 7
This manual uses the following
symbols and signal words:
Symbol/
Keyword Meaning
CAUTION Warning which could lead
to material damage or
functional defects if it is
not observed
iReference to additional
information
fInstruction
ÖResult of an action
List

8 | 2. Intended use
2. Intended use
The radio module is designed
exclusively for use with the
GeniusPlus X and Genius Hx
smoke alarms.
The area of application includes
smoke alarms in apartments,
single-family homes or similar
environments.
Improper use
Smoke alarms connected in a
radio network must not be used
for forwarding alarms (e.g. to the
re brigade). For this purpose,
a re alarm control panel in
accordance with the national
directives and regulations must
be used.
If the radio module is not used as
intended, Hekatron Vertriebs GmbH
shall not assume any liability for
resulting damage.

3. Safety | 9
3. Safety
If the safety and operating
instructions are not observed,
noliability and warranty claims
against Hekatron Vertriebs GmbH
shall be enforceable.
General
To ensure the proper and safe use
of the radio module, please read
the operating manual thoroughly
and carefully and follow the
instructions.
Keep the operating manual for
future reference.
In addition, read and observe the
operating manual of the smoke
alarm.
Smoke alarm with Standard X
radio module:
Improper assembly, commission-
ing and maintenance of smoke
alarms with radio modules may
lead to gaps in the re protection
system. This work should
therefore be carried out by a
"Q-tested specialist for smoke
alarms".

10 | 4. General information
4. General information
This chapter explains important
general terms and information.
These are important for a better
understanding of all subsequent
chapters.
Line
consists of min. 2, max. 30 users
xed coding on A.0
Identication code
Each line is automatically assigned
a unique identication code ( ID )
during radio commissioning, which
is allocated to all smoke alarms of
this line. After commissioning, the
radio modules can only be triggered
by messages from radio modules
of the same line and with the same
ID. Messages from neighbouring
systems are ignored.
Repeater
Each radio module is equipped with
a repeater that receives signals and
then transmits them at maximum
transmission power. Only signals
from the same line are transmitted.
Alarm transmission
If a radio smoke alarm detects a
re, the signal is sent to the radio
network after about 20seconds.
Thesmoke alarms connected in the
network remain in alarm status until
they are deactivated by pressing the
test button or until the triggering
smoke alarm no longer detects
smoke in the measuring chamber.

4. General information | 11
Signal propagation time
The signal propagation time within a
radio network depends on the
number of users and the number of
signals currently in circulation:
The signal propagation time of the
simultaneously alarming radio users
must not exceed 10 minutes, as
otherwise no acknowledgement is
possible.
Radio network Signal propagation
No signals Approx. 5 to
10 seconds
Signals in
circulation
Max. signal
propagation time =
number of smoke
alarms x 3.5 seconds

12 | 5. Product description
5. Product description
Rubber rings
for xing
Standard X radio module
Red operating button
Radio module LED

5. Product description | 13
5.1 Functional
principle
Every radio module is equipped
with an integrated repeater that
receives signals and then transmits
them to the next radio smoke alarm
within the same line at maximum
transmission power.
5.2 Features
General
xed coding on A.0 line
connection of up to 30 radio
smoke alarms ( per line ) in a
network
parallel operation of several A.0
lines possible
approx. 30 m range within
buildings
acoustic locating of alarms and
faults
Conformity
Hekatron Vertriebs GmbH hereby
declares that the Standard X
radio module is compliant with
EU regulations 2014/53/EU
and 2011/65/EU. The complete
declaration of conformity
can be found on our website
www.hekatron-brandschutz.de.

14 | 6. Project planning
6. Project planning
6.1 General
All specications in the operating
manual of the smoke alarm shall
apply to project planning and the
respective assembly position of the
smoke alarms.
Determine the following aspects:
number of smoke alarms with
radio module
their assembly positions
Also comply with the following
additional aspects:
connection of max. 30 radio
smoke alarms per line
distance between 2 radio users:
min. 0.5 m, max. approx. 30 m
distance to external radio
systems (e.g. router, DECT
telephones, radio loudspeakers,
babymonitor ): min. 2 m
observe signal propagation
times ( see chapter "General
information")

7. Assembly | 15
7. Assembly
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the radio module
fDo not touch components
(circuitboards ) directly. Only hold
the radio module by the edge.
fMount the smoke alarm base.
For this purpose, observe the
specications in the operating
manual of the smoke alarm and
in the chapter "Projectplanning"
in this manual.
fRemove the cover of the interface
at the smoke alarm using a pair
of pliers.
fCarefully place the radio module
on the connector pins in the
smoke alarm.

16 | 7. Assembly
fFix the radio module to the
connector pins using the rubber
rings.
ÖThe radio module LED ashes
for approx. 5 seconds, then it
goes out.
ÖThe settings of the radio
module are read by the smoke
alarm
CAUTION
If smoke alarms with a radio module
are screwed into the base, but no
radio commissioning is carried out
within 2 hours, the smoke alarms
signal a fault.
fCommission the radio module.
Radio module LED

8. Radio commissioning | 17
8. Radio commissioning
Radio commissioning is carried out
for each line, i.e. each line must be
commissioned separately. If 2 A.0
lines are to be operated in parallel,
2 radio commissioning operations
must be carried out in succession.
This ensures that the lines emit
alarms separately and independently.
Requirements
A radio smoke alarm of the line
is ready at hand, but not yet
screwed into the base.
All other radio smoke alarms of
this line are completely assembled
and signal their readiness for
commissioning by means of the
running light ( green-orange-red )
on the test button every
8seconds.
Performing radio commissioning
After the start of commission-
ing, all users of this line
must be conrmed within
15minutes by pressing the test
button.
fPress and hold the red operating
button on the ready but not yet
mounted smoke alarm for at least
5 seconds until the radio module
LED lights up permanently.
fRelease the red operating button.
ÖThe radio module LED con-
tinues to ash for a short
time.
fScrew the smoke alarm into the
base.
ÖAll smoke alarms of this
line within range will signal
the receipt of the signal for
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18 | 8. Radio commissioning
15minutes by ashing green
on the test button and a
triple acoustic signal every
8seconds.
fAll smoke alarms of this line must
be conrmed within 15minutes
by pressing the test button.
ÖThe smoke alarms each signal
successful registration on the
line by a triple acoustic signal
and the test button ashing
green.
ÖThe smoke alarms receive a
unique ID.
ÖRadio commissioning is
complete. The network-
connected smoke alarms go
into normal operation and
the test button ashes green
every 48seconds.
Radio module LED Test button

9. Operation | 19
9. Operation
9.1 Locating and
deactivating a
fault
Locating a fault
fPress the test button on a
signalling smoke alarm.
ÖThe smoke alarm with the
fault continues to signal.
ÖAll other smoke alarms are
muted.
Muting a fault
fPress the test button on the
triggering smoke alarm.
ÖThe fault is muted for
24hours.
9.2 Locating and
deactivating an
alarm
Locating an alarm
fPress the test button on a
signalling smoke alarm.
ÖAll smoke alarms that detect
smoke continue to signal.
ÖAll other smoke alarms are
muted.
Deactivating an alarm
fPress the test button on the
triggering smoke alarm.
ÖThe alarm is muted for
10minutes.
If the smoke alarm continues
to detect smoke, the radio
network is alarmed again.
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20 | 9. Operation
9.3 Preventing
transmission of
alarms
If a radio smoke alarm detects a re,
the signal is transmitted to the radio
network after about 20seconds.
Within these 20seconds, the
transmission and thus area-wide
alarm can be prevented as follows:
fPress the test button on the
triggering smoke alarm.
ÖThe triggering smoke alarm
is muted.
ÖThe transmission of the alarm
is prevented.
9.4 Adding users to
the radio
network/replacing
smoke alarms
Single or several users can be added
to an existing radio network at a
later point in time.
The maximum number per
lineis 30 users.
This procedure also applies for the
replacement of an existing smoke
alarm.
Requirements
The new users are prepared for
commissioning ( see chapters
"Project planning" and
“Assembly").
The new smoke alarms are
completely assembled in the base
and signal their readiness for
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