Everspring Industry Co SE813 User Manual
SE813 INDOOR VOICE SIREN
SE813 is a battery operated alarm siren with audio playback capability and built-in temperature/humidity
sensor.
Main features:
Piezoelectric siren emits alarm sound when activated under emergency.
Playback of prerecorded audio sound from built in speaker. User can download sound files from
PC into the unit’s memory and played back through commands sent from Z-wave controller.
Built in digital temperature and humidity sensor reports environmental condition to the controller.
Z-Wave Plus certified device and can connect up to 5 Z-Wave controllers simultaneously.
Supports Z-wave S2 security protocol. A security-enabled Z-Wave Controller must be used to
utilize this security feature.
Tamper switch to detect removal of its cover.
This product is ideal for smarthome scenarios using voice notification or voice alerts, adding a more user
friendly interaction with the system.
Product Overview
A. Voice Speaker B. LED indicator C. Siren
D. Temperature Sensor E. Battery Mylar F. Screw Mount
G. Backplate H. Opening slot I. Battery
J. Mini USB connector K. Link button L. Tamper switch
Adding to Z-Wave Network
Auto Inclusion
The voice siren supports Auto Inclusion feature where it will automatically enter Inclusion mode when first
powered up after a factory reset.
Note: Depending on country, the unit may be shipped with batteries already inserted. In this case, simply
pull out the Battery Mylar, set the Z-wave controller into Inclusion mode and then proceed to step 4.
1. Carefully remove its back cover by peeling from the opening slot at the bottom.
2. Set the Z-wave controller into Inclusion mode.
3. Insert the battery into the battery compartment. Note the correct polarity of battery as indicated.
4. The unit’s LED will start to blink. The duration of Inclusion mode is 30 seconds.
5. The Inclusion process should be completed when the LED stops blinking.
Note: If you are connecting this unit to a Z-Wave Controller that utilizes the S2 security protocol, you may
be asked by your controller to enter a 5-digit Device Specific Key (DSK) that is unique to each unit. This
can be found in one of two places:
- on the QR code label on the back of the unit
- on the insert card inside the packaging.
If Auto Inclusion fails, refer to the Troubleshooting section regarding Manual Inclusion.
Downloading Audio file
Preparing the audio file
Before downloading audio files into the voice siren, the audio files need to conform to the format below.
- Format : WAVE format (file extension ‘.wav’)
- Sample rate : 8KHz~32KHz.
- Mono only
- Maximum length : 30 seconds for each file
Note: MP3 file needs to be converted to .wav format.
1. Use a sound editor software on a PC to modify the audio files to fulfill the format above.
2. Save the files into a folder. Ensure the total size of all the files do not exceed 2MByte in size, which
is roughly 85 seconds of playback.
Downloading to voice siren
A PC running Microsoft Windows Operating System and a Mini USB cable is needed. Ensure also
batteries are inserted into the voice siren, otherwise downloading will not work.
1. Connect the voice siren to the USB port of the PC with the Mini USB cable.
2. Windows will prompt to ask if you would like to run the software. Allow and proceed.
3. The screen below will appear;
- the two columns on the left show the PC folders and the audio files in a selected folder.
- the column on the right is a temporary memory showing the list of files ready to be do wnloaded to
the unit. When the device is first connected, this section is filled up with files currently in the unit’s
storage.
Note: The voice siren comes with factory preset sounds. These audio files can be used as
reference when adjusting loudness of the audio file to suit the unit’s speaker.
4. Move the new audio files from left to right by selecting the files in the middle column and the clicking
the double arrow icon.
5. Refer to the table below for the icon description.
Icon Description
Set File Order
Pause playback
Save to PC
Download To Device
Icon Description
Play on PC speaker
Delete Song
Exit Program
If necessary, adjust the order of the files using the up/down arrow.
Note:
- The Z-wave controller plays a sound file based on its order in this file list. If the file order is
modified, be sure to update the Z-wave controller to match the order.
- The second file in the sequence is also used by the unit’s tamper switch. When the tamper switch
is activated it will always play the file at this location
1. When the files are ready for download, click the Download To Device icon.
2. Once download is complete, click the Exit Program icon to close the software and unplug the USB
cable.
3. Restart the voice siren by removing one of its batteries and re-inserting the battery back again.
Note: Always restart the unit for the new audio files to take effect.
Mounting the Unit
The voice siren should be mounted in a vertical position about 2 meters from the floor.
1. Use the backplate as a template to mark and drill the position of two mounting holes on the wall. Fix
the backplate to the wall using the plastic wall plugs and fixing screws provided
2. Slide the unit down to its backplate and press against the wall to secure into place.
Operation
1. Alarm Activation:
When siren is activated by the Z-wave controller, the unit’s piezoelectric siren will be sound or 3
minutes (default setting) along with flashing LED.
2. Audio playback:
Through commands from the Z-wave controller, the unit’s speaker will playback downloaded audio
files.
3. Temperature/Humidity measurement
These measurements are sent to the controller, through periodic auto reporting or on-demand
when requested by the controller.
4. Tamper Protection:
If the unit is removed from its mounting location or its cover is removed, the tamper switch will be
activated and a signal will be sent to notify the controller. The unit will then play a sound preset by
the user.
Maintenance
Low Battery: Under low battery condition, the voice siren will notify the Z-Wave controller to alert the user
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