Ziton ZPR868 User manual

Radio Loop Module Installation Guide
General
The Ziton Radio Loop Module (RLM) is available under the
following part number:
PART NO VARIANT TYPE
ZPR868 Ziton Radio Loop Module
The address of the unit is set using the onboard 8 way
switches – see supplied table. The installation must
conform to BS5839:Part 1 (or applicable local codes). This
Ziton Radio Loop Module is suitable for indoor use only.
Loop design
The Ziton Radio Loop Module is powered from the loop;
the unit draws a typical current of 26mA. A maximum of
two loop modules can be connected to a loop. The
current drawn from the module should be taken into
consideration when calculating the total load of a loop.
Address setting
It is recommended that the loop address number is
allocated prior to the unit being installed. The address
number is set using the onboard 8 way switch.
Available selections are shown in the Table 1.
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DIL SWITCH
SETTING
ADDRESS 1...........8
1 10000000
2 01000000
3 11000000
4 00100000
5 10100000
6 01100000
7 11100000
8 00010000
9 10010000
10 01010000
11 11010000
12 00110000
13 10110000
14 01110000
15 11110000
16 00001000
17 10001000
18 01001000
19 11001000
20 00101000
21 10101000
22 01101000
23 11101000
24 00011000
25 10011000
26 01011000
27 11011000
28 00111000
29 10111000
30 01111000
31 11111000
32 00000100
33 10000100
34 01000100
35 11000100
36 00100100
37 10100100
38 01100100
39 11100100
40 00010100
41 10010100
42 01010100
43 11010100
44 00110100
45 10110100
46 01110100
47 11110100
48 00001100
49 10001100
50 01001100
51 11001100
52 00101100
53 10101100
54 01101100
55 11101100
56 00011100
57 10011100
58 01011100
59 11011100
60 00111100
61 10111100
62 01111100
63 11111100
DIL SWITCH
SETTING
ADDRESS 1..........8
64 00000010
65 10000010
66 01000010
67 11000010
68 00100010
69 10100010
70 01100010
71 11100010
72 00010010
73 10010010
74 01010010
75 11010010
76 00110010
77 10110010
78 01110010
79 11110010
80 00001010
81 10001010
82 01001010
83 11001010
84 00101010
85 10101010
86 01101010
87 11101010
88 00011010
89 10011010
90 01011010
91 11011010
92 00111010
93 10111010
94 01111010
95 11111010
96 00000110
97 10000110
98 01000110
99 11000110
100 00100110
101 10100110
102 01100110
103 11100110
104 00010110
105 10010110
106 01010110
107 11010110
108 00110110
109 10110110
110 01110110
111 11110110
112 00001110
113 10001110
114 01001110
115 11001110
116 00101110
117 10101110
118 01101110
119 11101110
120 00011110
121 10011110
122 01011110
123 11011110
124 00111110
125 10111110
126 01111110
127 11111110
Table 1
EN54-25
Application Intended for use in re detection
and re alarm systems in and
around buildings. Indoor use only
European Union
directives 1999/5/EC (R&TTE directive):
Hereby EMS Radio Fire & Security
Systems declares that this device is
in compliance with the essential
requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
2002/96/EC (WEEE directive):
Products marked with this symbol
cannot be disposed of as unsorted
municipal waste in the European
Union. For proper recycling, return
this product to your local supplier
upon purchase of equivalent new
equipment, or dispose of it at
designated collection points. For
more information see
www.recyclethis.info
Contact information
For contact information, see www.utcreandsecurity.com
Specication
Operating
temperature -10 to +50°C
Storage
temperature -20 to +60°C
Humidity 0% to 95% non-condensing
IP rating IP54
Operating voltage 18 to 22V loop powered
Typical operating
current 26mA loop powered
Max operating
current 77mA loop powered
Operating
frequencies 868 MHz
Output transmitter
power Variable 0-14 dBm
Dimensions 270mm (W) 205mm (H) 75mm (D)
Weight 0.95kg
Regulatory information
Manufacturer EMS Radio Fire & Security Systems
Ltd. Technology House, Sea Street,
Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 8JZ, United
Kingdom
Year of
manufacture See serial number label inside unit
Certication
Certication body 0359
CPR certicate 0359-CPR-0224
Data required to conduct tests as specied in
EN54-17:2005
Vmax
Vmin
IC max
IS max
IL max
ZC max
The maximum line voltage.
The minimum line voltage.
The maximum rated continuous
current with the switch closed.
The maximum rated switching
current (e.g under short circuit
conditions).
The maximum leakage current
with the switch open (isolated
state).
The maximum series impedance
with the switch closed
22V
16V
0.8A
3A
0.2A
0.8 Ohm
Parameter Description Value
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Approved to EN54-17
EN54-18

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Installation
Ensure that the Ziton Radio Loop Module is sited in
accordance with the survey and design details. The
recommended minimum distance between metal objects
from the aerial is 600mm. The recommended minimum
distance to any other electrical equipment is 2 metres.
To allow access to the mounting points, remove the four
corner covers and screws. Removing the front plate will
expose the Ziton Radio Loop Module PCB.
Care must be taken to ensure the PCB is not damaged in
the installation process. See the ‘Removing/Inserting the
Ziton RLM PCB’ section for more details.
Retain the four corner covers and screws for re-assembly
when installation completed.
Remove required cable entry knockouts for loop in & out
wiring connections. DO NOT USE cable access points in
the shaded area for loop wiring. Available cable access
points are shown in Figure 1.
NO LOOP CABLE ENTRY
Cable
access
point
via
knockout
Cable access point via knockouts
Figure 1
Position the Ziton Radio Loop Module in the required
location and mark the four xing positions. These are
shown in Figure 2.
Fixing position 1 Fixing position 2
Fixing position 3 Fixing position 4
Figure 2
Using suitable screws and xings install the top screw and
locate over the keyhole slot provided. Ensure the screw
does not protrude too far from the wall so a secure
mounting can be achieved. Install the remaining two
screws in xing positions 3 and 4. Additional xing
positions 1 and 2 are available if required.
Removing / inserting the Ziton RLM PCB
The Ziton Radio Loop Module PCB can be removed for
additional access to mounting points if required. If
removed, care must be taken to ensure that the PCB is
carefully stored and correctly re-inserted and secured by
the PCB retaining clips (shown in Figure 3).
In order to remove the PCB, rstly remove the PCBs
central retaining screw then release the top two retaining
clips , by gently easing them outwards. This will allow the
top of the board to be freed. Release the bottom two
retaining clips by gently easing them outwards. This will
release the PCB.
Having now unclipped the PCB, it must be carefully lifted
away from the casework and stored in a suitable, safe
location.
To re-insert the PCB, rstly lower into place and slide the
lower edge of the board under the bottom two retaining
clips. Then ease the top two retaining clips outwards and
secure it into place. The PCB should now be correctly
axed into position. Secure the PCB in the housing by
tting the PCBs central retaining screw.
Note: Loop connections must be made using strain relief
cable glands with a V-0 ammability rating.
Status LED operation
Power LED: A Green LED will be visible whilst an operating
voltage is present.
Fault LED: A Yellow LED will be visible whilst a tamper is
present on the Radio Loop Module. This could consist of
an aerial tamper short or open circuit or a front lid tamper.
Note: This LED will be illuminated whilst the front lid is
removed (tamper switch is open).
Isolate LED: A Yellow LED will ash to indicate when the
loop input has a short circuit present
Rotary Control operation
The Rotary Control is used to scroll through and enter
menu options for programming purposes.
Cable
access
point
via
knockout INTERNAL REAR ENTRY CABLE ACCESS
POINTS VIA KNOCKOUTS
Keyhole xing
Radio Loop Module PCB.
TX
RADIO
WD
RESET
HELP
RX
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
BACK
POWER
FAU LT
ISOLATE
0V
RX
TX
3V
SCR
+
-
LOOPIN
SCR
LOOPOUT
+
-
868MHz
aerials
Reset
button
Front lid
tamper switch
8 way loop
address switch
Status
LEDs
(see
below
for their
operation)
LCD contrast
adjustment
Loop In, Out and
Screen connections
LCD
Screen
Rotary
Control
Back /Help
buttons
TX
RADIO
WD
RESET
HELP
RX
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
BACK
POWER
FAU LT
ISOLATE
LOOP ACCESS
TX
RADIO
WD
RESET
0V
RX
TX
3V
HELP
RX
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
BACK
POWER
FA U LT
ISOLATE
ID
PROG
SCR
+
-
LOOP IN
SCR
LOOP OUT
Figure 5
0V
RX
TX
3V
+
-
SCR
+
-
LOOPIN
SCR
LOOPOUT
+
-
Wiring
The Ziton Radio Loop Module has six connections: LOOP
IN; +, - and SCREEN, and LOOP OUT; +, - and SCREEN. The
connections are accessed by removing the front plate of
the interface module. The cable is to be passed through
the knockouts provided. See Figure 4 for connection
diagram.
Figure 3
Functional testing
When polled by a compatible panel, the Ziton Radio Loop
Module, in its normal condition will return analogue
values of 90 (slot 5) and 244 (slot 6).
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PCB
retaining
clips
Figure 4