Hyfire HFC-WSR-03 Conventional Wall Sounder Instruction Manual

: October 30, 2023
: Hyfire

Table of Contents

COMPATIBILITY
INSTALLATION – IMPORTANT NOTES
SOUNDER OPENING PROCEDURE
SOUNDER CLOSING PROCEDURE
TERMINAL BLOCK INSTALLATION
**WIRING
OUTPUT TONE SETTING
MAIN TONE SET
**TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ***
WARNINGS AND LIMITATIONS
WARRANTY
Documents / Resources

HFC-WSR-03
CONVENTIONAL WALL SOUNDER 928w/07

COMPATIBILITY

This acoustic device is only compatible with conventional control panels and systems, unless an approved optional module is fitted. For more specific information regarding compatibility refer to your fire security system supplier and the technical documentation concerning the control panel in use.

INSTALLATION – IMPORTANT NOTES

Refer to national and international standards in use for spacing and positioning of the fire security’s system devices; refer also to specific standards and your supplier if the system is going to be installed in particular environments or environments where specific risks exist. This device is to be used only with conventional control anels and systems (check the COMPATIBILITY paragraph). This device must be wired according to the connection details described in this manual. Disconnect the sounder line from the control panel before installing this device.
Test the device after installation.

SOUNDER OPENING PROCEDURE

In order to detach the upper sounder body from the base:

Insert the pins of the compatible key into the holes of one of the two side locking mechanisms.
Turn the key 90° to the left whilst applying light pressure.
Repeat this step for the second side locking mechanism; the locking mechanism appears as in picture 1 whenin the open position (flush).
Detach the sounder body from the base by pulling gently to separate (picture 3).

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SOUNDER CLOSING PROCEDURE

In order to assemble the sounder body to the base:

Assemble the sounder body to the base using gentle pressure (picture 3).
Insert the pins of the compatible key into the holes of one of the two side locking mechanisms.
Turn the key 90° to the right.
Repeat this step for the second side locking mechanism, starting from point 2; the lockingmechanism appears as in picture 2 once closed (recessed).
To secure use the retaining screws, using the location holes on both sides of the base (picture 4).

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EN 54-3 Type B – approved for outdooruse.

OUTDOORS AND DAMP ENVIRONMENTS INSTALLATION
When installing the sounder outdoors or in a damp environment, carefully apply the self-adhesive sealing pad to the back of the sounder base (picture 5).

WALL INSTALLATION

Choose the installation location for the sounder based upon system design regulations.
Fix the sounder base to the wall; the prepared location options for the fixing screws are highlighted in picture 6.

CABLE ENTRIES
The sounder base is provided with a knockout entry for the system cables, located in the centre of the base (picture 7).
The side wall of the base has prepared drilling points to allow for installation of cable glands; a row of three drilling points are provided to allow for single or twin cable connection (picture 8).

TERMINAL BLOCK INSTALLATION

The terminal block on the back of the sounder body is installed as illustrated in picture 9.

**WIRING

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Connect the sounder to the sounder circuit from the control panel; wiring terminal connections are as illustrated in picture 10 and described in table 1; an example of a typical circuit wiring arrangement is shown in picture 11.

Terminal block number| Terminal block designation| Notes| Usage
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1| Pos| Terminal blocks for the line’s positive terminals (+). These connections are shorted: either one can be used.| Connect to the positive terminals of the control panel’s sounder circuit.
2
3| Tone| Terminal blocks for the line’s negative terminals (-). These connections are shorted: either one can be used.| Connect to the negative terminals of the control panel’s sounder circuit. Wiring to these terminal blocks acti- vates the main tone set.
4
5| Alt| Terminal blocks for the line’s negative terminals (-). These connections are shorted: either one can be used.| Connect to the negative terminals of the control panel’s sounder circuit. Wiring to these terminal blocks acti- vates the alternate tone set.
6

Table 1
Use of the Tone or Alt terminals enable, respectively, the main tone set or the alternate one; refer to the MAIN TONE SET and the ALTERNATE TONE SET paragraphs.

OUTPUT TONE SETTING

Use the DIP switch on the back of the sounder body to select the tone required; for this function the first five switches are used, highlighted in picture 12.

The switches positioned upwards acquire value “1”; on the other hand, if positioned downwards acquire value “0”.

From the MAIN TONE SET table or the ALTERNATE TONE SET table (the choice of the table depends on how the sounder’s wiring has been carried out) select the output alarm tone triggered when the sounder is activated.
Refer to the corresponding line of the “DIP configuration” column to select the five switch selection settings.

OUTPUT VOLUME SETTING
Use the DIP switch at the back of the sounder body to select the output volume; in particular, switches 6 and 7, highlighted in picture 13, are used.

The switches positioned upwards acquire value “1”; on the other hand, if positioned downwards acquire value “0”.

Select the alarm volume required when the sounder is activated (table 2).
Refer to the corresponding line of the “DIP configuration” column to set the two volume selection switches.

Tone volume| DIP configuration – switch 6 and 7| dB(A) evaluation| Notes
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HIGH| 11| 100 dB(A) +/- 3| All tones
MEDIUM HIGH| 01| |
MEDIUM LOW| 10| |
LOW| 00| |

MAIN TONE SET

**Tone number| ****Tone designation| ****Tone description| DIP switch configuration: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5*
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1 | Warble Tone| 800Hz for 500ms, then 1000Hz for 500ms| 11101
2 | Continuous tone| 970Hz continuous tone| 01011
3 | Slow Whoop (Dutch)| 500-1200Hz for 3500ms, then off for 500ms| 10101
4 *| German DIN tone| 1200-500Hz swept every 1000ms (1Hz)| 00111
5| Alternate HF slow sweep| 2350-2900Hz swept every 333ms (3Hz)| 10010
6| Alternative warble| 800Hz for 250ms, then 960Hz for 250ms| 11110
7| Alternative warble| 500Hz for 250ms, then 600Hz for 250ms| 11100
8| Analogue sweep tone| 500-600Hz swept every 500ms (2Hz)| 10100
9| Australian Alert (intermittent tone)| 970Hz for 625ms, then OFF for 625ms| 10001
10| Australian Evac (slow whoop)| 500-1200Hz sweep for 3750ms, then OFF for 250ms| 10110
11| Alternative warble| 990Hz for 250ms, then 665Hz for 250ms| 00001
12| French tone AFNOR| 554Hz for 100ms, then 440Hz for 400ms| 00101
13| HF Back up interrupted tone| 2800Hz for 1s, then OFF for 1s| 11011
14| HF Back up interrupted tone – fast| 2800Hz for 150ms, then OFF for 150ms| 11001
15| HF Continuous| 2800Hz continuous| 01001
16| Interrupted tone| 800Hz for 500ms,then OFF for 500ms| 01111
17| Interrupted tone medium| 1000Hz for 250ms, then OFF for 250ms| 01101
18| ISO 8201 LF BS5839 Pt 1 1988| 970Hz for 500ms, then OFF for 500ms| 01110
19| ISO 8201 HF| 2850Hz for 500ms, then OFF for 500ms| 01100
20| LF Back up Alarm| 800Hz for 150ms, then OFF for 150ms| 11010
21| LF Buzz| 800-950Hz swept every 9ms| 01010
22| LF Continuous tone BS5839| 800Hz continuous| 11000
23| Silent| No sound| 11111
24| Siren 2 way ramp (long)| 500-1200Hz rising for 3000ms, then falling for 3000ms| 00000
25| Siren 2 way ramp (short)| 500-1200Hz rising for 250ms, then falling for 250ms| 00010
26| Swedish all clear signal| 660Hz continuous| 00100
27| Swedish Fire signal| 660Hz for 150ms, then OFF for 150ms| 00110
28| Sweep tone (1 Hz)| 800-900Hz swept every 1000ms| 10111
29| Sweep tone (3 Hz)| 800-970Hz swept every 333ms (3Hz)| 10011
30| Sweep tone (9 Hz)| 800-970Hz swept every 111ms (9Hz)| 01000
31| US Temporal Pattern HF| (2900Hz for 500ms ON, 500ms OFF) x3, then 1500ms OFF| 00011
32| LF Sweep (Cranford tone)| 800-1000Hz swept every 500ms (2Hz)| 10000

* EN 54-3 certified tones
ALTERNATE TONE SET

Tone number| Tone description| DIP switch configuration: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
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1| 800Hz continuous| 11101
2| 1000Hz continuous tone| 01011
3| 500-1200Hz for 3500ms, then off for 500ms| 10101
4| 800Hz continuous| 00111
5| 2400Hz continuous| 10010
6| 800Hz continuous| 11110
7| 500Hz continuous| 11100
8| 500Hz continuous| 10100
9| 2400Hz continuous| 10001
10| 500-1200Hz sweep for 3750ms, then OFF for 250ms| 10110
11| 990Hz continuous| 00001
12| 800Hz continuous| 00101
13| 2800Hz continuous| 11011
14| 800Hz continuous| 11001
15| 2800Hz continuous| 01001
16| 800Hz continuous| 01111
17| 800Hz continuous| 01101
18| 970Hz for 500ms, then OFF for 500ms| 01110
19| 2850Hz for 500ms, then OFF for 500ms| 01100
20| 800Hz continuous| 11010
21| 800Hz continuous| 01010
22| 800Hz continuous| 11000
23| 970Hz continuous| 11111
24| 800Hz continuous| 00000
25| 800Hz continuous| 00010
26| 660Hz continuous| 00100
27| 660Hz for 150ms, then OFF for 150ms| 00110
28| 800Hz continuous| 10111
29| 800Hz continuous| 10011
30| 800Hz continuous| 01000
31| 2900Hz continuous| 00011
32| 800Hz continuous| 10000

TESTING

Activate an alarm or evacuate condition at the control panel.
Check the audible activation of the sounder.
Press the SILENCE SOUNDERS button (or equivalent) and ensure all Sounder type devices have silenced before continuing.
Reset the system from the control panel.

All devices must be tested after installation and thereafter on a periodic basis as required by local codes.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS *

Power supply voltage range	15 – 40 Vdc (24 Vdc standard value)
Activated current range, volume set to HIGH. Dependent upon tone selected	5 –

Consult the latest version of the TDS-CWSXX document for further information, obtainable from your supplier.
Independently assessed and certified to IPX5 (not part of the current EN54-3 certification).
ACOUSTIC OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE**

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WARNINGS AND LIMITATIONS

Our devices use high quality electronic components and plastic materials that are highly resistant to environmental deterioration. However, after 10 years of continuous operation, it is advisable to replace the devices in order to minimize the risk of reduced performance caused by external factors. Ensure that this device is only used with compatible control panels. Detection systems must be checked, serviced and maintained on a regular basis to confirm correct operation.
Smoke detectors may respond differently to various kinds of smoke particles, thus application advice should be sought for special risks. Detectors cannot respond correctly if barriers exist between them and the fire location and may be affected by special environmental conditions.
Refer to and follow national codes of practice and other internationally recognized fire engineering standards.
Appropriate risk assessment should be carried out initially to determine correct design criteria and updated periodically.

WARRANTY

All devices are supplied with the benefit of a limited 5 years warranty relating to faulty materials ormanufacturing defects, effective from the production date indicated on each product.
This warranty is invalidated by mechanical or electrical damage caused in the field by incorrect handling or usage.
Product must be returned via your authorized supplier for repair or replacement together with full information on any problem identified.
Full details on our warranty and product’s returns policy can be obtained upon request.

Hyfire Wireless Fire Solutions Limited – Unit
B12a, Holly Farm Business Park, Honiley,
Warwickshire, CV8 1NP – United Kingdom
EN 54-3:2001+A1:2002+A2:2006
HFC-WSR-03
For use in compatible fire detection and alarm system.
info@hyfirewireless.co.uk
L20-CWSXX-1400 (vA.8)

Documents / Resources

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