Mainline Infinity Siren Wireless External Siren for ESL and ESX Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Mainline
Table of Contents
Mainline Infinity Siren Wireless External Siren for ESL and ESX
Specifications
- Power Supply
- Sound Pressure Level Wireless Range Frequency Illumination Indication
- Tamper Switch
- IP Rating
- Battery Type
- Battery Life
- Operating Temperature Environment Humidity Dimensions
- Weight Incl Batteries External Power Input Event Transmission
- Batteries (included) ll0dB
- Up to 500m Line of Sight 915MHz
- 7 x White High Bright LED LED & Piezo Siren Normally Closed
- IP55
- 6 x 3V CR123A Lithium Up to 5 Years
- -10° C to so0c
- 85% max
- H250 x W150 x D39mm 360g
- 5 – 15VDC, S00mA Tamper, Low Battery
- & Supervision
Hardware Overview
Product Mounting
Front Cover Removal
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Captive Screw
Use a phillips screw driver to loosen the captive screw as shown -
Remove Cover
Use a flat head screw driver to gently move the white clip in and separate the cover From the base -
Pre Mounting
After choosing a suitable mounting location, ensure a positive ‘clicR’ From the tamper switch is heard when replacing the cover. IF no ‘clicR’ is heard, adjust tamper lever or relocate the product to suit -
Mounting Holes
Mount vertically using at least 4 of the 7 holes detailed in this diagram
Note:
Fixings to mount product to the wall are not included
Connections & External Power
Dipswitch Settings
Wireless Remote Chirps to Siren
Note: Chirps also require programming as found in the ‘Area’ section of the
dashboard or keypad programming manual
1 ON= Chirps enabled & 1 OFF=
Power Save
Battery life of this product largely depends on how often the device
communicates with the control panel. This is configured using dipswitches 2, 3
& 4 as detailed below:
- 2 ON = Siren communicates every 2 seconds 3 ON = Siren communicates every 4 seconds
- 4 ON = Siren communicates every 8 seconds
- (Dipswitch 4 on has the lowest battery consumption)
Learning Procedure (make sure you are in installer programming before proceeding. Default POOOOOOE)
- The inAnity siren is learnt as an input to enable tamper, battery low & supervision reporting
- The inAnity siren follows OUTPUT 1 on the ESL & ESX control panel. This is Axed & can not be changed Enable Wireless Input (P122E)
- Press PROG 122 ENTER then the input number you wish to ma Re wireless, followed by ENTER. Next maRe sure options 1 & 5 are on. This ma Res the input active & wireless, then press ENTER to save
Learn Device into an Input (P164E) (ensure battery is correctly installed in the device before proceeding)
- Press PROG 164 ENTER then the input number you wish to enrol the device into, followed by ENTER
- Press ENTER again to start the learn beeps, indicating that the system is waiting to learn a device
- Activate the siren tamper switch to complete the learn process and the Reypad should stop beeping
Default Programming
If the ‘inAnity siren’ has previously been learnt into a system it may require defaulting. To do so, remove all batteries, press and hold the gold ‘Default’ button while inserting one battery & continue to hold. The LED will display solid red and turn green when default is successful
Default/Battery
Battery Test Level Button
With the battery inserted, press the gold button once then release and the LED
will indicate battery status Green = Battery 01< Red = Battery Low. In this
case, replacing the batteries is advised
Note: If system defaults hove changed you may need to reference the full
control panel manual for more information
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