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WSC 104 S AR
CompactSmoke™
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1Safety information........................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Safety................................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.2 230V AC............................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.3 Back-up batteries .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1.4 Application......................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.5 Cable routing and electrical connection............................................................................................................. 3
2Structure of the smoke panel......................................................................................................................................4
3 Max numbers of actuators per motor line and panel ....................................................................................................4
4Accessories and spare parts ......................................................................................................................................5
5Technical data..............................................................................................................................................................6
6Mounting.......................................................................................................................................................................7
7Installation....................................................................................................................................................................8
7.1 Cable routing..................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.2 Cables into housing........................................................................................................................................... 8
7.3 Connection of safety earth wire and 230V AC................................................................................................... 8
7.4 Installation of the break glass unit, ventilation keypad and smoke detector...................................................... 8
7.5 Assembly instructions........................................................................................................................................ 8
8Cable dimensioning.....................................................................................................................................................9
8.1 Maintaining the cable functions......................................................................................................................... 9
8.2 Max. cable Length............................................................................................................................................. 9
8.2.1 Formula for the calculation of the maximum actuator cable length ...............................................................9
8.2.2 Max cable length –±24V standard actuators ................................................................................................9
8.2.3 Max cable length –actuators with MotorLink®...............................................................................................9
8.2.4 Max cable length –Pyrotechnic gas generator ...........................................................................................10
9Cable plan for connection to WSC 104 ....................................................................................................................11
10 Description of card and mains connection..............................................................................................................11
10.1 Mains connection and power supply (WCA 1P1) .............................................................................................11
10.2 Main card WSA 1SS.........................................................................................................................................12
11 DIP switch configuration...........................................................................................................................................18
12 Back-up batteries.......................................................................................................................................................19
13 Configuration of panel...............................................................................................................................................19
13.1.1 Motor line ....................................................................................................................................................19
13.1.2 Smoke zone ................................................................................................................................................19
13.1.3 Local input...................................................................................................................................................19
13.1.4 Local output.................................................................................................................................................20
14 Fault detection via LED..............................................................................................................................................20
14.1 Fault detection on the smoke panel..................................................................................................................20
14.2 Fault indication on break glass unit..................................................................................................................21
15 Hardware error ...........................................................................................................................................................21
15.1 Error on the Power supply................................................................................................................................21
15.1.1 Blown fuses –6.3A slow .............................................................................................................................22
16 Commissioning and test run.....................................................................................................................................22
16.1 The control ventilation panel is completely installed, without the operating voltage applied.............................22
16.2 With mains voltage, without accumulator.........................................................................................................22
16.3 With mains voltage, with accumulator..............................................................................................................22
16.4 Ventilation keypad............................................................................................................................................22
16.5 Break glass unit WSK 50x................................................................................................................................22
16.6 Smoke detectors ..............................................................................................................................................23
16.7 Emergency power supply test..........................................................................................................................23
16.8 Wind/rain detector............................................................................................................................................23
17 Maintenance ...............................................................................................................................................................23
17.1 Maintenance agreements.................................................................................................................................23
17.2 Replacement 1SS card ....................................................................................................................................24
18 Declaration of Conformity and Declaration of Performance ..................................................................................24

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1 Safety information
1.1 Safety
Only allow correspondingly trained, qualified and skilled personnel to carry out installation work.
Reliable operation and the avoidance of damage and hazards are only guaranteed if installation and settings are carried out
carefully in accordance with these instructions.
There may be personal danger by electrically operated windows:
- the forces occurring in the automatic mode can be such that parts of the body could get crushed
- when opened, actuators (spindles) could protrude into the room
For this reason, measures have to be taken prior to starting up the actuators, which exclude the danger of injury.
For safety reasons we recommend installing opening restrictors on bottom-hung windows.
If windows are subjected to rain and/or high wind loads, we recommend connecting a wind/rain sensor to the smoke ventilation
panel for the automatically closing of the windows.
The smoke ventilation panel is to be located in a safe place, protected from the effects of fire and smoke.
The smoke ventilation panel is to be surface mounted.
The smoke ventilation panel has two energy suppliers: 230V AC and back-up batteries.
The manufacturer does not assume any liability for possible damage resulting from inappropriate use.
1.2 230V AC
230V AC can cause death, severe injury or considerable damage to assets.
The connection of the smoke ventilation panel is reserved for qualified personnel.
Disconnect all poles of the panel from the supply voltage prior to opening, installation or assembling.
Installation and use according to the national regulations.
1.3 Back-up batteries
Back-up batteries 2 batteries per panel can cause severe injury or considerable damage to assets.
The connection of the smoke ventilation panel is reserved for qualified personnel.
Disconnect all poles of the panel from the back-up batteries prior to installation or assembling.
Ensure that the mains cable can be switched via an external or customer-supplied two-pole switch element or a switch element
controlling all poles –see section 7.1 “Cable routing”.
Installation and use according to the National regulations.
Dispose of used batteries according to the National regulation.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERIES ARE REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
1.4 Application
The smoke ventilation panel is exclusively designed for the automatic opening and closing of smoke extraction systems,
windows, flaps or doors.
Always check that your system meets the valid national regulations.
Pay particular attention to the opening cross section, the opening time and opening speed.
The cable cross sections depend on the cable length and current consumption (amperage).
1.5 Cable routing and electrical connection
Fuse the 230V AC power supply cable separately on site.
Cable routing and connection - adhere to national regulations.
Establish the cable types, if necessary, with the local approval bodies or the fire protection authority.
Do not conceal flexible cables.
Junction box must be accessible for maintenance purposes.
Disconnect all poles of the mains voltage and the back-up batteries prior to starting maintenance work or making changes to the
system.
Secure the system to prevent unintentional switching on again.
Route all low voltage cables (24V DC) separate from the power current cables.
Design cable types, lengths, and cross sections in accordance with the technical information.
Cable specifications is a guide only, the overall responsibility resides with the electrical contractor on site.
Installation must be in accordance with the national electrical regulations.

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2 Structure of the smoke panel
The WSC 104 contains a power supply unit (SMPS) type WCA 1P1, and a main card type WSA 1SS with input, output, and
auxiliary supply (AUX). The main card type WSA 1SS allows connections of 1 motor line and 1 keypad.
The motor line can be used for either a ±24V standard actuators or MotorLink®actuators. The motor line only can have ±24V
standard or MotorLink®actuators connected. The smoke panel automatically detects whether ±24V standard or MotorLink®
actuators have been connected to the panel.
Alternatively, a pyrotechnic gas generator can be connected to the smoke control panel. If a pyrotechnic gas generator is
connected, DIP-switch 8 must be set to ON.
Break glass unit
Break glass unit type WSK 50x are to be used together with WSC 104.
Smoke zone
Only 1 independent smoke zone can be implemented by the panel.
Inputs
Cabling
The WSC 104 CompactSmoke™uses bus technology and
the overall cabling for break glass units, smoke detectors and
keypads is significantly reduced compared to other types of
smoke panels.
The main card has 1 input for a smoke detector, 1 input for
break glass units (where up to 5 break glass units can be
connected) and 1 input for ventilation keypads (no max
number of keypads).
Smoke detectors are either connected to the smoke detector
input or to a break glass unit (type WSK 501 / 502).
System example
The keypad and smoke detector are cabled directly to the
break glass unit in the smoke zone, which means that the
need for cabling in the building is significantly reduced.
A wind/rain sensor is connected to close the windows during
comfort ventilation in case of high wind and/or rain.
The smoke ventilation panel is connected to the Fire Alarm
System.
3 Max numbers of actuators per motor line and panel
The table shows the maximum number of actuators, which can be connected to the motor line / panel depending on the type of the
actuators.
Per WSC 104
± 24V Actuator
MotorLink® Actuator1)
WMD 820-1
4
4
WMD 820-2
4
2
WMD 820-3
3
3
WMD 820-4
4
4
WMS 306-1
4
4
WMS 306-2
4
2
WMS 306-3
3
3
WMS 306-4
4
4
WMS 309-1
4
4
WMS 309-2
4
2
WMS 309-3
3
3
WMS 309-4
4
4

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± 24V Actuator
MotorLink® Actuator1)
WMS 409 xxxx 01
2
0
WMS 409-1
2
4
WMS 409-2
2
2
WMU 831 / 836 / 851-1
4
4
WMU 831 / 836 / 851-2
4
2
WMU 831 / 836 / 851-3
3
3
WMU 831 / 836 / 851-4
4
4
WMU 861-1
4
4
WMU 861-2
4
2
WMU 861-3
3
3
WMU 861-4
4
4
WMU 842 / 852 / 862 / 882-1
2
2
WMU 842 / 852 / 862 / 882-2
2
2
WMU 863 / 883-1
1
1
WMU 864 / 884-1
1
1
WMX 503 / 504 / 523 / 526-1
8
4
WMX 503 / 504 / 523 / 526-2
8
2
WMX 503 / 504 / 523 / 526-3
6
3
WMX 503 / 504 / 523 / 526-4
8
4
WMX 803 / 804 / 813 / 814 / 823 / 826-1
4
4
WMX 803 / 804 / 813 / 814 / 823 / 826-2
4
2
WMX 803 / 804 / 813 / 814 / 823 / 826-3
3
3
WMX 803 / 804 / 813 / 814 / 823 / 826-4
4
4
WML 820/825
4
0
WML 860-1
4
4
WML 860-2
4
2
WML 860-3
3
3
WML 860-4
4
4
WMB 801/8022)
max. 4A connected to the WMB
WMB 811 / 812 / 815 / 816 / 817 / 818 2+3)
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1) MotorLink™actuators must be of the same type and with same configuration
2) Do not exceed the total power consumption of the motor line
3) When having two locking actuators on the motor line, it must be one of each type: 1 x WMB 811 and 1 x WMB 812, WMB 815 and WMB 816, or WMB 817 and
WMB 818
4 Accessories and spare parts
Accessories
Back-up battery for WSC 104 –3.4Ah (2 x WSA 003 per panel)
WSA 003
Break glass unit, primary, with data communication, PVC housing. With input for smoke detector
and comfort keypads. Only one unit per panel.
x = colour of the housing: 1=red, 2=yellow, 3=grey, 5=orange
WSK 501 000x
Break glass unit, primary, with data communication, metal housing. With input for smoke
detector and comfort keypads. Only one unit per panel.
x = colour of the housing: 2=yellow, 3=grey, 5=orange
WSK 502 000x
Break glass unit, primary, with data communication, PVC housing. No input for smoke detector
or keypad. Max five units per panel.
x = colour of the housing: 1=red, 2=yellow, 3=grey, 5=orange
WSK 503 000x
Break glass unit, primary, with data communication, metal housing. No input for smoke detector
or keypad. Max five units per panel.
x = colour of the housing: 2=yellow, 3=grey, 5=orange
WSK 504 000x

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Smoke detector
WSA 311
Rain sensor
WLA 331
Rain/wind speed sensor
WLA 330
End of line motor module
WSA 514
End of line smoke detector module (10kΩ resistor), 10 pcs.
WSA 501
Cable glands
WSA 133
Cables for smoke ventilation –see separate data sheet for further information
WLL 8xx
Comfort keypad for 1 window or 1 window group
WSK 110 0A0B
Spare parts
4A power supply unit for WSC 104
WCA 1P1
Main card incl. cover
WSA 1SS
Replacement glass for break glass units’ type WSK 501 / 502 / 503 / 504, 5 pcs.
WSK 397
Keys for break glass units’ type WSK 501 / 503, 5 pcs.
WSK 398
Keys for break glass units’ type WSK 502 / 504, 1 pcs.
WSK 453
Lockable replacement PVC housing for break glass unit
x=colour of the housing: 1 = red, 2 = yellow, 3 = grey, 5 = orange
WSK 399 000x
5 Technical data
Technical data
Output current (nominal)
4A
Secondary voltage
Voltage 24V DC (±15%)
Open circuit voltage (no load) 24V DC @ 20°C
Ripple at max load 150mVp-p
AUX
24V DC, 500mA
Motor lines
Smoke zones
1 motor line –the line can be either ±24V standard motor line or MotorLink®
motor line. 1 smoke zone.
Primary voltage
230V AC, 50Hz (85-264V AC, 47-63Hz)
Power consumption
min 0.3W2, typ. 0.2W1. At max load 110W3
1) min. config. idle: 1 x break glass unit WSK 501 and 1 x smoke detector
WSA 311, system operational but no actuators are running
2) min idle: 1 x break glass unit WSK 501, 4 x break glass unit WSK 503, 4 x
smoke detector WSA 311 and 1 x rain sensor WLA 330
3) max load: 1 x break glass unit WSK 501, 4 x break glass unit WSK 503 and
10 x smoke detector WSA 311 in alarm
Leakage current
Max 1.4mA @ 240VAC
Inrush current on primary site
50A / 230VAC
Max. 7 x WSC 104 per 10A supply group.
Circuit breaker “C” characteristic.
±24V change over time
min 500ms
Back-up batteries
2 x WSA 003 (12V / 3.4A),
Expected lifetime max 4 years, only use genuine WindowMaster batteries
Emergency power
>72 hours in accordance with EN 12101-10
Charging unit (integrated in WCA 1SS
card)
Charging voltage: 27.7 –27.8V at 20ºC
Charging current: 700mA current limited
Priority
Smoke signal has always highest priority
Cable monitoring
±24V standard actuators with end of line module and smoke detectors are
monitored.
Actuators with MotorLink®and break glass units are monitored by data
communication.
Back-up batteries are monitored by cyclic measuring

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LED message OK, fault and alarm
Green
Yellow
Red
all OK
fault
fire
Reopening the actuators
Every 2.min. in 30min. after a SHE open (selectable) Pre-set: no reopening
Connection cable
Actuators
Other
components
flexible max 6 mm² / solide max 10 mm²
min 0,2mm² / max 1,5mm²
Operating conditions
-5°C - +40°C, max. 95% relative humidity (not condensing)
EN 12101-10: Operation class A, Environmental class 1, IP30
Max actuator activation duration (duty
cycle)
ED 40% (4min. per 10min.)
Max allowed current drawn from the
battery when the primary power
source is disconnected
4A incl. AUX
The total current consumption may not exceed 4A incl. load on AUX (max.
500mA)
Max interruption time during switching
between power sources
<2.0sec
Break glass unit
Up to 5 break glass units type WSK 50x can be connected to the panel, but only
1 WSK 501 / 502 per panel.
Smoke detectors and ventilation keypads can only be connected to the break
glass units type WSK 501 / 502. Smoke detectors and ventilation keypads cannot
be connected to WSK 503 / 504.
Up to 10 smoke detectors can be connected to the system. Smoke detectors can
either be connected to the WSK 501 / 502 and/or the smoke detector input on the
main card.
There is no limit on the number of ventilation keypads connected to the WSK 501
/ 502.
Number of motor lines
1 x 4A motor line for ±24V standard or MotorLink®actuators
Material
Plastic housing for surface mounting
Colour
White (RAL 9016)
Size
224 x 283 x 85mm (H x W x D)
Weight
1.2kg no batteries, 4kg with batteries (2 x WSA 003)
Protection class
IP30
Approval / certification
Approved and certified according to EN 12101-10
Delivery
CompactSmoke™smoke ventilation panel, 4 x 10kΩ resistors, 1 x WSA 514 end
of line module. Back-up batteries included.
Note
We reserve the right to make technical changes
6 Mounting
The smoke ventilation panel is fixed to the wall through the Ø6.5mm holes in the back plane of the
housing.
The smoke ventilation panel is to be located in a safe place, protected from the effects of fire and
smoke.

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7 Installation
7.1 Cable routing
For cable routing we recommend the use of fire protected cables retaining their function E90 or E30.
See also chapter 8 “Cable dimensioning” in this instruction.
However, this has to be agreed with the Engineer or, if necessary, with the local fire protection department.
Do not reduce the cable cross sections specified in the cable lengths table.
All cables of the control (except the mains supply cable) carry 24V DC and
have to be routed separate from the mains supply cable. Adhere to the
pertinent national and local regulations when routing the cables.
Lead the connection cables into the housing of the control panel from above
and the cable glans shall comply with fire class V-1 (IEC/EN 60695-11-20 / UL
94) or higher and be in accordance with national and local regulations.
Ensure that the mains cable can be switched via an external or customer-supplied
two-pole switch element or a switch element controlling all poles –see drawing.
7.2 Cables into housing
All connection terminals (except the mains terminals) are of the plug-in type.
Connect the connection cables in accordance with the terminal plan. Ensure that the connections are made correctly.
Incorrect cable clamping, mixing up numbers or colours could lead to malfunctions of the control panel or of the external
components.
Ensure that the electrical cables are always routed according to the valid national and local regulations.
7.3 Connection of safety earth wire and 230V AC
See chapter 9 “Description of card and mains connection” for further description.
7.4 Installation of the break glass unit, ventilation keypad and smoke detector
Ensure that the break glass unit and the ventilation buttons are visible and well accessible. Do not install behind protruding
walls, door panels or hidden by the building structure.
Note: Installation height of the break glass unit 1.5 –1.7m above floor.
Install the smoke detectors in accordance with their enclosed instructions.
7.5 Assembly instructions
Always have assembly, installation, repair and maintenance of smoke and heat extraction systems carried out by
qualified personnel trained for this purpose.
Rules to be adhered to for setting up and installation
The following safety relevant rules must be adhered to when planning the use of a smoke and heat extraction system and its
set-up and installation:
•The Provincial Building Ordinance of the provinces,
•The regulations of the competent fire protection authority,
Accident prevention regulations
Adhere to the general accident prevention regulations (APR), the APR for power operated windows and doors, and the
installation rules in your country.
CAUTION:
Live components are directly accessible after opening the system housing.
Prior to inserting / removing cards disconnect to the panel from the mains supply and the back-up batteries.
•adhere to the installation instructions and your local energy providers
•select the place of installation such that free access is guaranteed for maintenance purposes
•select cables according to regulations in this instruction - take the calculation of the actuator supply cable lengths
into account when laying the cables
•power cables entered via the cable glands
•connect the cables in accordance with the drawings provided by the manufacturer
•route the cables in the building according to the regulations in this instruction
•after the smoke panel is installed the back-up batteries will be fully charged after ca. 8 hours
•check all system functions
Electric cable routing for smoke and heat extraction systems
Electrical cables must be laid in accordance with the national and local rules in your country.
Do not use the PE wire / green/yellow wire!
Cables of type NYM, concealed, can be used.
For surface laying, halogen free safety cables are recommended (see cable plan).
If possible, the use of cable types should be agreed with the Technical Services and the competent fire protection authority.
For the maximum permissible cable lengths of the actuator supply cables for the WSC 104 system, taking the specified cable
cross sections into account (cable information for surface laying), please refer to chapter 8 “Cable dimensioning”.

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8 Cable dimensioning
8.1 Maintaining the cable functions
According to valid national regulations.
The cable network for smoke ventilation systems (“Cable system“) ends normally at the interface (junction box) for the actuator!
The flexible, heat resistant connection cable of actuator is part of the system component‚ electric actuator actuation, and is not a
part of the electrical installation!
We recommend in all cases to discuss the type of cable routing with the competent firefighting authorities.
8.2 Max. cable Length
Maximum permissible cable length from the smoke ventilation panel to the actuators and pyrotechnic gas generator taking into
account the cable cross-section is shown in the following tables for “± 24V standard actuators“, “MotorLink®actuators“ and
pyrotechnic gas generator.
8.2.1 Formula for the calculation of the maximum actuator cable length
Max. cable length = permissible voltage drop 2V (UL) x conductivity of copper (56) x cable cross section in mm2(a)
max. actuator current total in amps (I) x 2
For both ±24V standard actuators and actuators with MotorLink®the cross section of the cable must not be less than 0.75mm2
regardless of the result of above formula.
Maximum actuator cable length: Always measured from the smoke to the last junction box
Permissible max. voltage drop in the line: 2 Volt
Actuating current: Sum of all actuator power consumption per motor line
Note: do not use the PE wire / green/yellow wire!
Example
Max actuator cable length with cable cross section 0.75mm2and actuator current 2A: (2 x 56x0.75) : (2 x 2) = 21m
8.2.2 Max cable length –±24V standard actuators
The actuator supply cable must have 3 wires: 2 wires current carrying / 1 wire for monitoring.
±24V standard Actuators
Do not use the PE wire / green/yellow wire!
cable cross
section [a]
Total
actuator current [I]
3-wire
0.75mm²
3-wire
1.50 mm²
5-wire
1.50 mm²
2-wire
parallel
3-wire
2.50 mm²
5-wire
2.50 mm²
2-wire
parallel
3-wire
4.00 mm²
1A
42m
84m
168m
140m
280m
224m
2A
21m
42m
84m
70m
140m
112m
3A
14m
28m
56m
47m
93m
75m
4A
11m
21m
42m
35m
70m
56m
8.2.3 Max cable length –actuators with MotorLink®
The actuator supply cable must have 3 wires: 2 wires current carrying / 1 wire for communication.
When a 5-wire cable is used for MotorLink®
It is not recommended to use parallel wire.
ML-comm = MotorLink®communication

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Furthermore, when using a 5-core cable, the
distance between ”–” and ”Com” must be the same
as the distance between ”+” and ”Com”.
Meaning if L2 e.g. is being used as ”Com” L1 and L3
must be used for ”+” and ”-”.
When using actuators with MotorLink®the max/total cable length is 50m regardless of the result of the above mentions formula.
Actuators with MotorLink®
Do not use the PE wire / green/yellow wire!
cable cross
section [a]
Total
actuator current [I]
3 wire
0.75mm²
3 wire
1.50 mm²
5 wire
1.50 mm²
2 wire
parallel
3 wire
2.50 mm²
5 wire
2.50 mm²
2 wire
parallel
3 wire
4.00 mm²
1A
42m
50m
2A
21m
40m
50m
3A
14m
28m
50m
47m
50m
4A
11m
21m
42m
35m
Definition of total cable length
The total cable length is defined as
the sum of all cables from the panel
output to the last actuator. Including
the cable mounted on the actuator.
For example, in case of 4 actuators
with 5m cable each, the remaining
cable length is 30m.
8.2.4 Max cable length –Pyrotechnic gas generator
Pyrotechnic gas generator**
Do not use the PE wire / green/yellow wire!
cable cross
section [a]
Total
actuator current [I]
3 wire *
0.75mm²
3 wire *
1.50 mm²
5 wire
1.50 mm²
2 wire parallel
3 wire *
2.50 mm²
5 wire
2.50 mm²
2 wire parallel*
3 wire *
4.00 mm²
1A
42m
84m
168m
140m
280m
224m
*flexible stranded cores are only suitable with attached ferrules. Max 1 core / ferrule per terminal.
**WSC 104 has been tested with Chemring type 1.3.

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9 Cable plan for connection to WSC 104
The above plan shows the WSC 104 with ±24V standard actuators connected.
10 Description of card and mains connection
The panel includes a power supply unit (SMPS) and a main card.
10.1 Mains connection and power supply (WCA 1P1)
WCA 1P1 - 100W SMPS unit
The power supply is located under the main card.
The cable inlet is in the top left corner of the panel.
The panel must be grounded by means of protective
earth.

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10.2 Main card WSA 1SS
The WSA 1SS contains the following:
- 1 motor line for ±24V
standard or MotorLink®actuators
- 1 input for keypads for
comfort ventilation
- 1 input for break glass units
- 1 input for smoke detector
- output for alarm signal
- output for fault signal to Fire
Alarm System
- Input for rain sensor station
(WLA 330 / 331)
- Connection of power supply
- Connection for battery back-up
- Connection for USB device
X1
The WSA 1SS card has 1 motor lines for connection of ±24V standard actuators, MotorLink®actuators or
pyrotechnic gas generator.
±24V standard actuators
1.1 24V / 0V
1.2 Cable monitoring
1.3 0V / 24V
MotorLink®actuator
1.1 0V
1.2 Communication
1.3 24V
Pyrotechnic gas generator
1.1 24V / 0V
1.2
1.3 24V / 0V
The number of actuators on the motor line depends on the actuator type, the total power consumption of
actuators connected to the motor line may not exceed 4A.
Besides actuators also locking actuators (espagnolettes actuators) type WMB 801/802, WMB 811/812, WMB
815/816 and WMB 817/818 can be connected. The power consumption of the locking actuators are not to be
included in the 4A as actuators and locking actuators do not run at the same time.
All actuators on the motor line will run/be operated simultaneously.
All actuators on the motor line must be of the same type.
Connection / cable diameter: flexible max 6 mm² / solid max 10 mm².
Cable length: see the chapter "Cable dimensioning".

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Standard ±24V actuators
Examples with 4A power
consumption
a) 4 pcs. WMX 826-1
b) 2 sets of 2 pcs. WMX 826-2
c) 1 pcs. WMU 884-1
Cable monitoring
When using ±24V standard
actuators or non-WindowMaster
actuators and cable monitoring is
wanted an “end of line motor
module” type WSA 5xx must be
added in the last junction box.
Actuators are per default monitored.
Connection of standard actuators on motor line X1 (with cable monitoring)
MotorLink®actuators
Examples with actuators per
motor line
Ex. 1: 4 pcs. WMX 823-1
Ex. 2: 2 pcs. WMU 882-2
Ex. 3: 3 pcs. WMU 826-3
Allowed actuator combinations on a MotorLink®motor line
The motor line can be connected to one of the below shown combinations.
-1 (single): one window with one single window
actuator. Up to four windows each with one
single window actuator can be connected.
-2 (double): one window with two double window
actuators.
-3 (triple): one window with three triple window
actuators.
-4 (quad): one window with four quad window
actuators.
Cable monitoring
When using actuators with MotorLink®the actuators with MotorLink®are monitored by data communication.
When the team-size does not match, an error is indicated on the diodes.

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Pyrotechnic gas generator or electromagnetic release
When a pyrotechnic gas generator or an electromagnetic release is connected to the smoke panel, DIP-switch 8
must be set to ON, see “DIP-Switch configuration”.
A pyrotechnic gas generator is connected to the smoke panel via the motor line and PE.
An electromagnetic release is connected to the smoke panel via the motor line.
An end of line motor module (WSA 514) is not to be connected when pyrotechnic gas generators or
electromagnetic releases are connected.
Max 12 pyrotechnic gas generators or max 10 electromagnetic releases can be connected to the smoke panel.
IMPORTANT an auto configuration is not to be carried out when pyrotechnic gas generators nor electromagnetic
releases are connected!
When DIP switch 8 is changed from ON to OFF and neither pyrotechnic gas generators nor electromagnetic
releases are connected, an auto configuration must be performed.
Note Connection of pyrotechnic gas generators or electromagnetic releases requires firmware version from 1.04.
X3
For connection of comfort keypads. X3 is potential free / dry contact.
With the default values are input:
”Active” if the contact resistance is smaller than 2kΩ
”Inactive” if the contact resistance is bigger than 3kΩ.
Input has pull up current of approx. 0.8mA. (min. 0.7mA, max 1mA)
Example: comfort keypad connected to input X3
Data
3.1 Open
3.2 Close
3.3 GND / 0V
Open circuit (simplified)

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X5
For connection of break glass unit type WSK 50x.
Data
5.1 24V
5.2 Communication
5.3 0V
Up to 5 break glass units type WSK 503 or WSK 504 can be connected to the line. If keypad and smoke detector
are to be connected to the break glass unit, WSK 501 or WSK 502 are to be used. Max one of these break glass
unit on the panel, the remaining units (up to four) must be of type WSC 503 or WSC 504.
Break glass unit must not be connected in a ring
bus.
Keypads and smoke detectors can also be
connected to a break glass unit type WSK 501 /
502.
Up to 5 break glass units can be connected to a
panel. But only 1 of these 5 can be a type WSK
501 / 502 to which keypads or smoke detectors
can be connected. The remaining break glass
units must be type WSK 503 / 504.
Example:
A smoke zone and connected components; 1 break glass unit type WSK 501 / 502 and 1 break glass unit type
WSK 503 / 504, 2 smoke detectors WSA 311, 1 resistor WSA 501 and 1 comfort keypads.
When there is no smoke detector connected to the WSK 501 / 502 a 10kΩ resistor must be connected to the break
glass unit in to pin 7 and 8. When a smoke detector is connected to the break glass unit, the 10kΩ resistor must be
connected to the last smoke detector. See chapter 8 “Cable plan for connection to WSC 104” for cable types and
lengths.

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Connection of different types of smoke detectors to CompactSmoke™
Smoke detector type
WSA 300
WSA 311
Hekatron
MSD 523
(max 5 pcs)
Hekatron
SSD 521/a
(WSA 200 6101)
Connect to WSA 1SS
X6.1
L1 In
In +
2
2
X6.2
L2
Com -
1
1
Connect to WSK
p 7
L2
Com -
1
1
p 8
L1
In +
2
2
ALWAYS connect 10 KOhm in between
L2 and
L1 Out
Com –
and Out +
1 and 3
1 and 3
X6
For connection of smoke detector type WSA 300 or WSA 311.
Data
6.1 +
6.2 -
Imax = 3,4mA
Connection to WSA 311
Connection to WSA 300
When no smoke detector is connected to X6, a 10kΩ resistor is connected to the input.
The WSC 104 is type tested with 4 x WSA 311.For connection of a different type of smoke detector, see above.
Connection to Fire Alarm System, connection example
X7
Solid state output for transmission of alarm signal to 3rd party systems, e.g., Fire Alarm System
Data
7.1 normally open. Closed = alarm
7.2
Solid state output for transmission of alarm signal to 3’rd party systems.
This output will be closed, if the Smoke zone is in active emergency open or close status.
Active alarm, means close circuit on the connection pins.
Data
Max voltage: 30 Vp (peak)
Max output: 150 mA
Typical On-resistance (Closed): 4,7 Ω
Max On-resistance (Closed): 8 Ω
Max switching speed: 2 ms

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X8
Solid state output for transmission of fault signal to Fire Alarm System
Data
8.1 Normally closed. Open = Fault
8.2
Solid state output for transmission of fault signal to Fire Alarm System.
A fault must last min 20 seconds before the relay indicate a fault.
Data
Max voltage: 30 Vp (peak)
Max output: 150 mA
Typical On-resistance: 4,7 Ω
Max On-resistance: 8 Ω
Max switching speed: 2 ms
X9
For connection of rain sensor.
Connection of wind / rain sensors type WLA 330 or rain sensor WLA 331.
Data
9.1 24V
9.2 Rain (potential free / dry contact) (10kΩ resistor is to be moved to the
Rain sensor)
9.3 GND / 0V
With the default values are input:
”Active” if the contact resistance is smaller than 4kΩ
”Inactive” if the contact resistance is bigger than 8kΩ.
For values between 4 and 8kΩ the result will depend on the supply voltage.
Input has pull up 17pprox.. 1mA. (min. 0.7mA, max 1.4mA)
Example: Wind/rain and rain sensors
WLA 330 and WLA 331–the settings of the sensors are set on the sensor.
J3
Connection for power supply
J4
USB device. Used for remote control and update of firmware
J5
No function
J6
Connection for battery (power back-up)
R / P
Reset / Programming (used for firmware updates)
DS
DIP switch blocks with 8 DIP switches
1 –No 230V window position unchanged
2 –Momentary action open / close
3 –Re-triggering by alarm (VdS)
4 –Automatic reset after alarm
5 –Open / close on fire
6 –Limited opening comfort ventilation
7 –Time comfort ventilation
8 –Pyrotechnic gas generator
See section 11 for further detail

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LED
Shows the status of the panel
Red = alarm
Yellow = fault
Green fast flickering = all OK (CPU working), Green constant = CPU communication stopped (possible reset or
contact WindowMaster)
↓ ↑
Close / open all windows. When pressed together right after power has been connected the panel configures /
registers connected components.
11 DIP switch configuration
For easy configuration the smoke panel includes 8 DIP switches. The factory settings for all the DIP switches is OFF.
DIP
switch
Description on
the panel
Description
DIP switch position
Possible
consequence
1
No 230V
window pos.
unchanged
No 230V window
position unchanged
ON: No change in position in case of power
failure
OFF: The windows close in case of power
failure.
This function
becomes suspended
when DIP switch 2 is
ON.
2
Moment. act.
Open / Close
Momentary action
OPEN / CLOSE
(Comfort ventilation)
ON: The window actuators run for as long as
the comfort keypad is pressed. Applies only to
comfort keypads connected to X3.
OFF: The windows close / open completely
when pressing the comfort keypad once.
3
Re-triggering
(VdS)
VdS triggering by
alarm
ON: When the alarm is triggered the actuators
will, in accordance with VdS 2581, for a
duration of 30min be triggered to shortly
reverse and open every second minute.
OFF: Normal alarm
4
Automatic reset
after alarm
The panel is
automatically reset
after the alarm signal
on terminal X6 has
been deactivated.
Note that the alarm
from the break glass
unit is not affected by
this DIP switch.
ON: The panel must manually be reset after
the alarm has been triggered.
OFF: The panel is automatically reset after the
alarm has been deactivated.
5
Open / Close on
fire
The windows open or
close in case of fire
ON: The windows close in case of fire
OFF: The windows open in case of fire
6
Limited opening
comfort. vent
Window opening is
limited
(Only by comfort
ventilation)
ON: The window opening is limited to 30%
during comfort ventilation
OFF: The windows will open 100% during
comfort ventilation
7
Time comfort
vent.
Window opening is
time limited
(Only by comfort
ventilation)
ON: The windows will close after 30min during
comfort ventilation
OFF: The windows will close when triggered
by safety signal or close command
8
Pyrotechnic gas
generator
Pyrotechnic gas
generator is
connected
ON: A pyrotechnic gas generator is connected
OFF: Window actuators are connected
When DIP switch 8 is changed from ON to
OFF the panel must be re-configured, see
section 13 “Configuring of panel”.

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12 Back-up batteries
Connect 2 pcs. back-up batteries type WSA 003
See section 17 “Maintenance” for further
information.
Panel with back–up batteries.
13 Configuration of panel
The smoke panel is configured by pressing the two keys ”↑” and ”↓” on the main card, at the same time for 5-10 seconds.
The smoke panel must be configured
- After re-installation, changes, or change of actuators
- When / if MotorLink®actuators are connected
- If the cables have been moved
- When components are removed from the panel
- If there has been a fault on the WSK-Link™. Error blink sequence 6, see section 14.1.
- When DIP switch 8 is changed from ON to OFF
Note, during reconfiguration the actuator output can be activated in both directions.
If the yellow diode on the main card blinks after a configuration, an error has occurred in the configuration, see section 14 “Fault
detection via LED” for identification of errors.
13.1.1 Motor line
Actuators are to be connected on the motor line. ±24V standard actuators or actuators with MotorLink®can be connected to the
motor line, the motor line can only be connected to one type of actuators –either ±24V standard or MotorLink®actuators. The
panel will automatically detect the type of actuator, which is connected to the panel.
13.1.2 Smoke zone
Depending on the settings on the DIP-switches the actuators will either open or close when the smoke panel is triggered, see
section 11.
13.1.3 Local input
The four inputs on the panel are pre-configured with the functions as shown below.
X3 Comfort keypads
X5 Break glass unit
X6 Smoke detector
X9 Rain sensor

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13.1.4 Local output
The output on the panel is pre-configured with the function as shown below.
X7 Alarm signal
X8 Fault signal to fire alarm system
14 Fault detection via LED
14.1 Fault detection on the smoke panel
In case of error on the panel, the yellow diode on the main card will blink and via blink sequence indicate an error message.
Depending on the type of error, the message will consist of 2 or 3 blink sequences, separated by a seconds pause. The first blink in
an error message has a duration of one second, and thereby indicating when the error message (1st blink sequence) begins. The
remaining blinks of the error message has a duration of 0.5 seconds. The error message is repeated until the error has been
rectified. Between 2 error messages there is a pause of 2 sec.
Example of an error message
”7 blinks –1sec. pause –2 blinks –1 sec. pause –1 blinks”.
1. There is an error on a local input.
2. The error is on input X9.1, to which a rain sensor might be connected.
3. The error is due to no connection to the sensor.
If there are more errors on the panel simultaneously, they are shown with priority, i.e., the error message for the most critical error is
shown first and repeated until rectified. Then the error message number 2 is shown and repeated as well until the error is rectified
etc.
Below table, list the most common errors.
Error message
1. Blink sequence
2. Blink sequence
3. Blink sequence
Number
of blinks
Error on
Number
of blinks
Error on or error type
Number
of blinks
Error type
1
System
1
Internal error (Watchdog reset)
2
Internal error (Program CRC)
3
Smoke
zone
1
Max temp. in the panel has
been exceeded –re-configure
and check the panel, see
section 13 for re-configuration
of the smoke panel
5
Actuator
1
X1 (actuator output)
1
Actuator configuration –check the actuators,
check the configuration, when using ±24V
standard actuators check the termination
2
Expected number of actuators, the found and
expected number of MotorLink®actuators
does not match –check actuator
connections
4
Internal error