
2 SATEL SP-4002
or signal loss (cable cut-of) on the control input. The STA input controls the acoustic signaling,
while the STO input controls the optical signaling. The way in which the signaling is triggered
should be set by means of the PLA and PLO jumpers.
The siren is designed so that it remains inactive after the power supply is switched on,
irrespective of the setting of STA and STO inputs. Only after elapse of 20 seconds in a stable,
inactive state (with steady power supply from the alarm control and the input signals in accordance
with the jumper settings) the signaling operation can be triggered. Always when the power supply
is switched off/on, the time countdown starts over again. This function prevents accidental
activating of the siren during installation of the system.
The test mode makes it possible to trigger the signaling without the necessary 20 seconds' wait.
To do so, remove the O+A jumper prior to switching on power supply of the equipment, then
switch on the power, and, within 5 seconds, replace the jumper.
The "TMP" terminals are used to connect the siren to the security system tamper circuit, while the
SENS.TMP terminals are provided for connecting the inner sensor for tamper protection of the
housing against opening and/or pull-off.
The siren is designed both for operation without a battery or with a 6V battery (own power supply).
The battery circuit includes a T3.15A fuse.
The external power supply of the siren must be connected to the +12V and GND terminals.
Voltage loss across these terminals (with connected battery of the siren) will generate a tamper
alarm, the duration of which depends on the setting of TM0 and TM1. The type of signaling should
be set with the O+A jumper. Supply voltage recovery will stop the tamper alarm signaling. Having
installed the siren, check this function in operation by disconnecting and reconnecting the supply
voltage.
CAUTION! The TM0 and TM1 jumpers set the maximum active time of acoustic signaling. When
this time is up, the siren will stop, irrespective of what value is preset in the control
panel. The signaling will be triggered again only when voltage on the STA input is
restored to its standard level (in accordance with the PLA jumper setting, which
specifies no signaling).
The onboard LED is blinking when voltage is present on the +12V input. You may disable
operation of this LED by removing its jumper.
4. CONNECTION
There are two kinds of alarm outputs in the alarm control panels: with common ground and with
common power supply. The siren may be triggered from any kind of output as long as a suitable
connection is provided. If the control panel alarm outputs have no polarizing resistors then, in order
to ensure proper operation of the siren, the 2.2kΩresistors must be connected as shown in
Figure 2 (depending on the output type of the control panel). Connection of such resistors is also
necessary for outputs with load control.
CAUTION ! The power supply converter of the optical signaling system generates high voltage
which may cause electric shock when touched. For this reason any connections may
only be made with the battery disconnected and the +12V wire should be connected
last.