NEAT Electronics SMOKE User manual

SMOKE
User Manual
NE41 06004-02 v2.0

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Contents in an SMOKE kit
The list below shows the included parts in the package. If any part is missing or is
defect, please kontakt your reseller or distributor.
#Denominaon
①SMOKE with Adaptor board
②9V Li Baery
③This User Manual
We, NEAT Electronics AB, Varuvägen 2, 246 42 Löddeköpinge, SWE-
DEN, hereby declare under our sole responsibility that this product,
SMOKE, is in conformity with the direcves:1999/5/EC, 2006/95/EC,
2004/108/EC, 2002/95/EC and conforms to the following product
specicaons:
Safety EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009
EMC EN 301 489-1 v1.8.1
Radio EN 300220-1 v2.1.1, EN 300220-2 v2.1.2
Ulrik Lundberg
Managing Director
© Copyright 2015 NEAT Electronics AB
Document number: NE41 06004-02 v2.0
Revision date: 2015-09-28
NEAT Electronics AB
Varuvägen 2
SE-246 42 Löddeköpinge
Sweden
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.neat-group.com/se/en
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1 About SMOKE
SMOKE is a smoke detector with a radio adapter board and can be used
with all NEAT radio receivers and is inteded to be used in warden facilies
or in households.
This user manual is valid for SMOKE with ADAPTER board revision 2 or
later, see “2 Adapter board”.
When delivered SMOKE is congured by default to operate as Stand
Alone, see “5 Stand Alone mode”.
1
Picture 1. The SMOKE detector
#Denominaon
1SMOKE unit test buon (B1)
Table 1. SMOKE unit test buon placing
1.1 Mounng
The smoke detector must be mounted at the ceiling preferably in the
middle of the room. It can cover a room with maximum 60 m2 oor
surface and at most 6 m room height. The minimum distance from the
walls and other equipment (for instance light tubes and lamps) should be
0.5 m. In a hall way and narrow passages (up to 3 m wide) the detector
covers 7.5 m to each side.
1.2 Installing
Use the accompanying screws and plugs to mount the socket at the
ceiling. Connect the baery, ensure to get the correct polarity. Then
connect the smoke detector to the socket by turning to the right. There is
a disnct click when the detector part is locked to the socket.
SMOKE can not be installed unless the baery is mounted.

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1.3 Tesng
Aer a successful mounng the smoke detector should be tested. The
alarm signal is very loud and can be harmful to your hearing so please
keep a distance of at least 0.5 m when tesng.
Press the SMOKE test buon (B1), at least 2 s, the detector LED should
be blinking and a loud tone should sound. Then the smoke detector is
working properly.
If no alarm sound is heard, change the baery and push the test buon
again. If there is sll no alarm sound, the device is defect and has to be
replaced.
To test the link between units when units are in linked modes, keep the
test buon (B1) pressed at least 10 seconds.
2 Adapter board
The adapter board is equipped with a radio module and works with all
NEAT radio receivers.
1
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Picture 2. PCB Outline of Adaptor board LINK
#Denominaon
1Adaptor PCB Board Revision
2Programming buon (S1)
3LED (D1)
Table 2. Adaptor board main items
The PCB board revision is read from the last digits, in this case the “R2” is
the current PCB revision.
The programming buon (S1) is used for operang the adaptor board.
The adaptor board can be in two states:
• Stand by (default)
• Programming

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2.1 Buon operaon
The programming buon (S1) is used for operang the adaptor board.
Aer each press type the LED (D1) responds with a light schedule to
indicate acon.
Press type Acon
1 short Manual radio transmission
1 long (3 s) Enter programming state
Double (i.e. 2 short) Indicate group mode
Table 3. Basic buon (S1) operaon
2.1.1 Manual Radio transmission
Pressing S1 shortly iniates a manual Radio Transmission. On the Master
and Slave in Indvidual group mode this is indicated with a short red LED
blink and when the unit recieves an ACK the LED blinks green.
On a Slave in Group mode there is no LED indicaon.
Unit mode LED indicaon response
Stand alone Short red blink (green ACK)
Group mode (master) Short red blink (green ACK)
Group mode (slave) No LED indicaon
Individual group mode Short red blink (green ACK)
Table 4. Basic buon S1 operaon LED indicaons
2.1.2 Enter programming mode
Press and hold S1 for more than 3 seconds to enter the Programming
state. The red LED starts blinking and the unit stays in this state for 30
seconds aer which it automacally returns to Stand by state.
The unit can be returned prematurely to Stand by state by pressing short-
ly on buon S1 when in Programming state.

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2.1.3 Indicate group mode
To indicate the unit’s Group mode, double press buon S1.
If the unit is in a Linked mode the green LED blinks either once or twice
to indicate the current Linked mode.
If the unit is Stand alone mode, the green LED blinks either one or twice
to indicate the current Linked mode, BUT followed by 10 rapid red LED
blinks.
Group mode Indvidual group mode
Stand alone 1 green, 10 red 2 green, 10 red
Linked mode 1 green 2 green
Table 5. Group mode LED indicaons
3 Operaon modes
The SMOKE operates in dierent modes, which is useful in dierent
environments.
Available operaon modes are:
• Stand alone (Mode 1), see ”5 Stand Alone mode”.
• Group mode (Mode 2), see ”7 Group mode”.
• Individual group mode (Mode 3), see ”6 Individual group mode (recom-
mended linked mode)”.
The operaon modes can be divided into two categories, Stand Alone
mode and Linked modes.
Individual group mode
Linked modes
Stand alone
Group mode
Picture 3. SMOKE operaon modes
By default SMOKE is congured as Stand Alone. The rst me SMOKE is
congured as a linked unit it automacally enters Individual group Mode.
When a linked unit is in either of the two linked modes, it’s possible to
toggle between the modes, see “9 Toggle between linked modes”.

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4 Adding a SMOKE to NEO
This is the recommended procedure for adding a SMOKE to a NEO.
1. Enter programming mode on NEO and select appropriate (rst availa-
ble) radio posion. (For more informaon about how to enter pro-
gramming mode in NEO, see corresponding NEO documentaon.)
2. Press the Programming buon (S2) on the adaptor board to acvate
the adaptor board.
3. Exit from programming mode in NEO and make a test alarm to the
alarm central by pressing the SMOKE test buon.
It is important that this procedure is followed since it transmits correct
alarm types to the alarm central when tesng.
All SMOKEs must be programmed to dierent radio posions.
5 Stand Alone mode
When a SMOKE is operang in Stand Alone mode, it operates as a single
unit with no interconnecon between other SMOKEs and communicates
directy with the radio receiver, e.g a Care Phone NEO or a portable
tranceiver TREX2G.
All alarms (user and technical alarms) are sent directly to the radio
receiver and handled individually.
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R
S
Picture 4. SMOKE in Stand Alone mode
#Denominaon
S SMOKE
RRadio Receiver (in this example a Care Phone NEO)
Table 6. Part denominaons in Stand alone mode

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If several SMOKE in Stand Alone mode are used and are to be connected
to the same radio receiver, each SMOKE must be added individually to
that radio receiver.
A SMOKE in Stand Alone mode will NOT listen to any radio transmissions.
This mode is the preferred mode when only one SMOKE is used, e.g. in a
single house hold.
5.1 Smoke alarm
In the event of re the SMOKE starts sounding with the acouscal indica-
on and the unit’s Test buon LED blinks red and a Smoke alarm is sent
to the radio receiver.
5.2 Low baery
The built in logic checks the baery level and sends a Baery low alarm
to the radio receiver well before the units starts to indicate by blinking its
red LED and sounding acouscally.
6 Individual group mode (recommended linked mode)
In Individual Group Link Mode all units communicates directly with the
radio receiver. Allthough all SMOKEs communicates directly with the
receiver R, one SMOKE must be set as Master.
• All SMOKEs must be added individually to the radio receiver
• Correct alarm type MUST be assigned for each added SMOKE in the
radio receiver
• All SMOKEs must be within radio range of the radio receiver.
The radio range between a SMOKE and the radio receiver R, can be ex-
tended with REPO and/or REPO+ (oponal accessories) but radio range
can NOT be extended between SMOKEs.

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S1
S2
S3
R
Picture 5. SMOKE units in Individual Group mode
When smoke is detected, e.g. by S2, the slave sounds with the acous-
cal signal, the LED is ashing red and a smoke alarm is sent to the radio
receiver R (a Care Phone NEO). S1 and S3 also receives this smoke alarm
and starts sounding but without ashing its LED.
To reset a Smoke alarm, see “Reseng an alarm” on page 12.
To link the units, see “Linking/unlinking devices” on page 13.
6.1 Low baery
The built in logic checks the baery level and sends a Baery low alarm
to the radio receiver well before the units starts to indicate by blinking its
red LED and sounding acouscally.
7 Group mode
In Group mode, one SMOKE is set as Master and the other SMOKE
detectors are linked to this Master. This master is then connected to a
radio receiver, e.g. NEO or TREX2G.
In this mode only the Master is communicang directly with the radio
receiver and the slaves will work as repeaters for any other connected
SMOKE units in the installaon.
To link the units, see “Linking/unlinking devices” on page 13.
7.1 Installaon paerns
The linked units in Group mode can be installed in dierent paerns be-
cause the Slaves can act as repeaters for other SMOKE in the installaon
and these paerns are menoned Star paern or Chain paern.

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7.1.1 Star paern
In a typical setup the units are placed in a star paern, i.e. the Master is
in the center of the Slaves, see below.
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S1
S2
S3
R
M
Picture 6. SMOKE units in a Star paern setup
#Denominaon
M Master
S1 Slave
S2 Slave
S3 Slave
RRadio Receiver (in this example a Care Phone NEO)
Table 7. Part denominaons used in this user manual
In this conguraon all Slaves must be in radio range from the Master,
which in turn must be in radio range from the Radio receiver. Radio range
between the Master and receiver can be extended with REPO and/or
REPO+ (oponal accessory).
Example of star paern
Look at the setup in Picture 6; “SMOKE units in a Star paern setup”
above.
When smoke is detected, e.g. by Slave S2 the slave sounds with the
acouscal signal, the LED is ashing red and a smoke alarm is sent. This
smoke alarm is received by the Master Mand relayed to the radio receiv-
er R (a Care Phone NEO).
S1 and S3 also starts sounding but without ashing its LED.