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Radal Technology CSA-POD24 User manual

WIRING CONNECTIONS
If you are using a power supply, then decide which product will be
the Master Unit of the system and connect a 9-24Vdc power supply
as shown opposite. This connecon is connued through to every
device on the system to supply power. This will normally be the CSA
-FSU installed outside the washroom area. You can connect up to 10
devices to the CSA-FSU as shown in the diagram opposite.
When any device generates an alarm condion, this will be relayed
to the Master Unit which will also generate an alarm condion
simultaneously. You can use any of the devices as a Master Unit, the
diagram opposite is by way of example only.
Use 7 x 0.2mm stranded alarm cable for all the connecons.
Once the wiring is complete and checked, switch on the power
supply at the mains. Each device will provide a message stang how
it is congured. If you have a gas (smoke) element, the device will
ash its LED for 2 minutes to normalise.
DO NOT TEST THE DEVICE UNTIL THE FLASHING STOPS. Your system is now installed and running normally.
Use the above diagram to connect any of the SD Evoluon products as a master unit to any of the satellite products.
SpeechPOD (Part No CSA-POD) is normally supplied with an
on-board infra red PIR moon sensor as its detecon device.
You can however trigger the SpeechPOD by other sources
instead or in addion to the PIR moon sensor. Examples of
these may be:
Door Contact, Pressure mat, alarm output from security, re
or Building Management Systems, or any other device that
has a Clean or Volt Free Output.
Simply connect the Normally Open (NO) contact across the TRIG IN and GND input. Each me the switch closes,
SpeechPOD will play its programmed message. Remember, SpeechPOD can be baery operated or powered from a 9-
24Vdc power supply connected to the 9-24V IN and GND inputs.
For further informaon or assistance with our products, please contact our Technical Department by phone or email as
detailed below.
PRODUCT INSTALLATION GUIDE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS
Part No: CSA-POD24
Advanced SpeechPOD
Voice Warning System
Part No: CSA-FGS24
Cig-Arrête® Combined Flame,
Smoke and SpeechPOD
Part No: CSA-FSV24
Cig-Arrête® Combined
Flame and SpeechPOD
Part No: CSA-FSU24
Cig-Arrête® Combined
Flasher & Sounder Unit
Part No: CSA-FGV24
Cig-Arrête® Combined
Flame & Smoke Detector
Part No: CSA-FOV24
Cig-Arrête® Flame Detector
With Voice Sounder
Part No: CSA-GOV24
Cig-Arrête® Smoke Detector
With Voice Sounder
Part No: CSA-GSV24
Cig-Arrête® Combined
Smoke & SpeechPOD
Part No: CSA-DUAL24
Advanced SpeechPOD Dual
Voice Warning System
GENERAL OVERVIEW OF PRODUCTS
Congratulaons on your purchase of the most advanced smoking detecon system and voice warning system
available on the market today. All the Cig-Arrête and SpeechPOD products are compable with any PC running
Windows® Operang System using ‘Drag and Drop’ le programming. In this installaon guide, we will take you
through the various programming opons and also how to connect your products together to form a system.
All product models have the same basic layout although func-
onality will vary. The diagram opposite shows where the
various components are located.
1. OPENING THE FRONT COVER
Use the special key and insert the two prongs into the
holes on the top side of the product. Press down rmly
and pull the front cover away from the back plate. The
front cover is hinged and can be removed completely past
a certain point.
2. REMOVING THE SD FLASH CARD
Press the SD card into the holder and release. The SD card
will spring away from the holder allowing removal. Once
you have programmed the SD Flash Card, re-insert it into
the holder and push gently unl it clicks into posion.
3. INSERTING THE BATTERIES
Insert the baeries (4 x AA Alkaline) into the baery clips
and ensure that connecons are rmly made. Be sure to
observe the correct polarity as printed on the PCB.
4. CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY
The products can be connected to an external 9-24Vdc
regulated power supply. The connecons are made on the
boom le hand corner of the PCB marked as 9-24Vdc and
GND. DO NOT INSERT BATTERIES WHEN OPERATING THE
UNIT ON A POWER SUPPLY.
GENERAL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Do not install Cig-Arrête® smoke detectors in outdoor areas or smoky atmospheres such as car parks,
loading bays, near gas operated fork trucks, or where welding or cooking may occur as fumes and gases
may cause unwanted alarms. Consider using ame detecon in these areas.
2. Do not exceed the coverage area of each smoke detector (3m x 3m x 3m)
3. Do not place installaon cabling close to mains voltage cables as they may cause interference. Always
use stranded mul-core cable.
4. Do not install ame detectors in direct sunlight of facing high frequency ballast lighng such as metal
halide lamps as the lighng frequency may trigger unwanted alarms.
5. For SpeechPOD installaons, if the number of message plays is expected to be high, consider using an
external 9-24Vdc power supply to avoid draining of baeries.
RADIO COMMUNICATION SETUP (Not applicable to 24Vdc models)
The radio communicaon modules (if ed) only transmit alarm condions from the Cig-Arrête® elements—ie.
Flame and smoke sensors. They do not transmit any PIR acvaons on the SpeechPOD product.
In order to congure the radio system communicaon you will need
to prepare two devices. For example, to connect a CSA-FGV Com-
bined Flame and Smoke Detector to a CSA-FSU Combined Sounder
Flasher Unit please follow these instrucons.
In this example, the CSA-FSU is the receiving unit and will operate
when it receives an alarm signal from the CSA-FGV.
Press the CIG-ARRETE buon on both products to enter
the Conguraon menu. The product will tell you how it is
congured.
On the CSA-FSU, press the LEARN buon (2). The product will then
ask you the following:
“PLEASE PRESS SEND ON THE DEVICE TO BE ADDED”
On the CSA-FGV, press the SEND buon (3). This acon sends a
transmission and unique address to all units. Only the product that is
in LEARN mode will accept the transmission. Once the CSA-FSU has
veried that the data is good, it will conrm the following:
“DEVICE ADDED”
You can repeat this process and add several devices to the same CSA-
FSU if required.
Once you have completed your radio set up, press the
CIG-ARRETE buon to exit Conguraon mode. The
product will conrm by saying “DEVICE CONFIGURED”
WIRING CONNECTIONS
If you are not using a power supply, then decide which prod-
uct will be the Master Unit of the system. This will normally be
the CSA-FSU installed outside the washroom area. You can
connect up to 10 devices to the CSA-FSU as shown in the
diagram opposite.
When any device generates an alarm condion, this will be
relayed to the Master Unit which will also generate an alarm
condion simultaneously. You can use any of the devices as a
Master Unit, the diagram opposite is by way of example only.
Use 7 x 0.2mm stranded alarm cable for all the connecons.
Once the wiring is complete insert 4 x AA baeries into each
device to power them. Each device will provide a message
stang how it is congured. If you have a gas (smoke) ele-
ment, the device will ash its LED for 2 minutes to normalise.
DO NOT TEST THE DEVICE UNTIL THE FLASHING STOPS.
Your system is now installed and running normally.
SPEECHPOD CONFIGURATION AND SETUP PROCEEDURE
Once you have accessed the conguraon menu by pressing the SpeechPOD buon, you have access to all the
funcons relevant to the SpeechPOD element.. All these funcons are shown below, but remember if you do not
have a parcular element (e.g. PIR Moon sensor) on the device you have purchased, you will not be able to set
the conguraon menu for this element.
Pressing the LANGUAGE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the list of available languages and the
device will tell you which language is currently selected. The languages programmed by the factory are
as follows and once selected all the menu sengs will be spoken in the selected language.
“ENGLISH” ; “FRANCAIS” ; “DEUTSCHE” ; ESPAŇOL ; AMERICAN ; OTHER
Pressing the MESSAGE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the list of available messages you have
programmed in the Cig-Arrête® folder on the SD Flash Card. You can program several messages in this
folder and use the MESSAGE buon to select the parcular message to be played in the event of a
smoking detecon. Please note that whichever message you select will be played for an alarm event
from either the ame detector, or the smoke detector.
Pressing the MODE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the opons for the available SpeechPOD func-
ons. The opons are shown below with a brief descripon for each one. The MODE buon works together
with the TIME DELAY buon which selects the various opons or me delays for each MODE selected.
“CLEANER MODE—PLEASE SELECT TIME TO OFF”
Used by cleaning sta to change the normal operaonal mode to play a message alerng parally sighted
people that the oor may be wet and slippery. Use the TIME DELAY buon to select the me required for the
oor to dry (10 mins to 60 mins) Aer the me period SpeechPOD will return to its normal mode and me
delays etc.
“DELAY AFTER ACTIVATION—PLEASE SELECT TIME DELAY”
SpeechPOD will play the selected message immediately sensing moon, but will not play any message again
for a me period which is selected by pressing the TIME DELAY buon UP or Down. Typically this funcon is
used for infecon control messages to use hand gel prior to vising paents and relaves.
“DELAY BEFORE ACTIVATION—PLEASE SELECT TIME DELAY”
SpeechPOD will be acvated on sensing moon but will not play the selected message for a me period
which is selected by pressing the TIME DELAY buon UP or Down. Typically this funcon is used for hand
washing, where a person enters a washroom and the product waits for 60 seconds before reminding them
about the importance of hand hygiene.
“SEQUENTIAL MESSAGES—PLEASE SELECT ON OR OFF”
Press the TIME DELAY buon to switch this ON or OFF. When ON, at the rst detecon of moon SpeechPOD
will play the rst message in the SPOD folder, on subsequent acvaons, the next message in the folder will
be played and so on. This avoids any message fague and always makes the announcement fresh.
“MESSAGE REPEATS”
Once you have pressed the MODE buon above, you can press the TIME DELAY buon UP or DOWN to scroll
through the MESSAGE REPEATS (the number of mes that the device will play the message in alarm) The
factory default seng is ONE. The opons available are:
“OFF” ; “ONE” ; “TWO” ; “THREE”
Once you have congured the SpeechPOD® element present on your device, press the SPEECHPOD buon
again to return to ‘RUN MODE’ which makes the device run normally and ready to generate alarm condions.
On exing the conguraon mode the device will provide the following message:
“DEVICE CONFIGURED”
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GENERAL OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS
The chart below provides at a glance all the programming funcons detailed in the next few pages of the guide.
GENERAL OPERATING PROCEEDURE
All our products whether Cig-Arrête® or SpeechPOD can only be operated by use of the CSA-IR2
Infra Red remote Control handset. The products have a number of advanced features to allow
the facility management team to change messages, ame and smoke sensivity, volume and
mer funcons when necessary. in addion, in SpeechPOD mode, the product can provide an
addional message to alert visually impaired personnel or visitors to potenal risk or hazards
such as wet and slippery oors.
All the products carrying the sux 24 are designed to be powered from a separate regulated 9-
24Vdc power supply. Once powered, the products will then immediately power up and begin
normal operaon.
On inial power up, your parcular product conguraon will provide a message, stang its current congura-
on, which will be one of the following:
PART No CSA-FGS24 “This device is congured as Flame Detector, Smoke Detector, SpeechPOD”
PART No CSA-FGV24 “This device is congured as Flame Detector, Smoke Detector”
PART No CSA-FOV24 “This device is congured as Flame Detector”
PART No CSA-GOV24 “This device is congured as Smoke Detector”
PART No CSA-GSV24 “This device is congured as Smoke Detector, SpeechPOD”
PART No CSA-FSV24 “This device is congured as Flame Detector, SpeechPOD”
PART No CSA-POD24 “This device is congured as SpeechPOD”
PART No CSA-DUAL24 “This device is congured as SpeechPOD Dual”
PART No CSA-FSU24 “This device is congured as Combined Sounder Beacon”
Whichever message is played depending on the model number, the device will then begin to inialise and power
up. In the case of a smoke detector forming part of the product, the blue LED will begin to ash to indicate that
the product is normalising (learning its environment). For both ame detectors and SpeechPOD there is no exter-
nal indicaon unl either a ame or moon is detected at which point the device will play its programmed mes-
sage.
GENERAL FUNCTIONS
Pressing the ON/OFF buon will cause the device to turn either ON or OFF. You cannot access any of the
conguraon menu or change any sengs unl you select the appropriate device type.
Pressing the SPEECHPOD buon will select the conguraon menu for the SpeechPOD element and the
device will list its current conguraon and allow access to funcon buons.
Pressing the CIG-ARRETE buon will select the conguraon menu for the Flame and Smoke Detecon
elements and the device will list its current conguraon and allow access to funcon buons.
Once you have selected either SPEECHPOD or CIG-ARRETE, the specic funcon buons are acvated.
Pressing the VOLUME control either UP or DOWN will scroll through the available opons. These are:
“Device Volume HIGH”
“Device Volume MEDIUM”
“Device Volume LOW”
CIG-ARRETE CONFIGURATION AND SETUP PROCEEDURE
Once you have accessed the conguraon menu by pressing and holding the Cig-Arrête® buon, you have access
to all the funcons relevant to your parcular device. All these funcons are shown below, but remember if you
do not have a parcular element (e.g. Flame detector) on the device you have purchased, you will not be able to
set the conguraon menu for this element.
Pressing the LANGUAGE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the list of available languages and the
device will tell you which language is currently selected. The languages programmed by the factory are
as follows and once selected all the menu sengs will be spoken in the selected language.
“ENGLISH” ; “FRANCAIS” ; “DEUTSCHE” ; ESPAŇOL ; AMERICAN ; OTHER
Pressing the MESSAGE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the list of available messages you have
programmed in the Cig-Arrête® folder on the SD Flash Card. You can program several messages in this
folder and use the MESSAGE buon to select the parcular message to be played in the event of a
smoking detecon. Please note that whichever message you select will be played for an alarm event
from either the ame detector, or the smoke detector.
Pressing the FLAME buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the FLAME SENSITIVITY opons to allow the
device to be set up for the parcular environment. Factory default seng is NORMAL. You can also
turn o the FLAME sensor by selecng OFF. The sengs are as follows:
“HIGH” ; “MEDIUM HIGH” ; “NORMAL” ; “MEDIUM LOW” ; “LOW” ; “OFF”
Pressing the SMOKE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the SMOKE SENSITIVITY opons to allow
the device to be set up for the parcular environment. Factory default seng is NORMAL. You can also
turn o the SMOKE sensor by selecng OFF. The sengs are as follows:
“HIGH” ; “MEDIUM HIGH” ; “NORMAL” ; “MEDIUM LOW” ; “LOW” ; “OFF”
Pressing the TRANSIENT buon UP or DOWN will select either ON or OFF. The transient delay is nor-
mally used to lter out unwanted alarms due to lactose intolerance, which can upset the sensive
detecon elements. The factory default is OFF. The sengs are as follows:
“ON” ; “OFF”
Pressing the MODE buon UP or DOWN will scroll through the MODE opons which for Cig-Arrête®
elements are MESSAGE REPEATS (the number of mes that the device will play the message in alarm)
The factory default seng is ONE. The opons available are set by pressing the TIME DELAY buon.
Once you have pressed the MODE buon above, you can press the TIME DELAY buon UP or DOWN to
scroll through the MESSAGE REPEATS (the number of mes that the device will play the message in
alarm) The factory default seng is ONE. The opons available are:
“OFF” ; “ONE” ; “TWO” ; “THREE”
Once you have congured the Cig-Arrête® elements present on your device, press the CIG-ARRETE
buon again to return to ‘RUN MODE’ which makes the device run normally and ready to generate
alarm condions. On exing the conguraon mode the device will provide the following message:
“DEVICE CONFIGURED”

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