wheelock SP40S User Manual

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Fast-Track Set-up Guide for

SAFEPATH4 SP40S/SP40SE Panel

This guide has been created to provide you with a fast track setup to get your SP40S or SP40SE panel up and running using the digital voice messaging and live voice modes of operation. Other modes, which include night ring, telephone paging and background music and other features, are discussed in the technical manual. This guide is not to take the place of the Installation, Testing, Operation and Maintenance Manual, which you received in this package. When in doubt, refer to the Manual for additional information. Always Obey All Safety Precautions and Warnings.

1. Inventory

2. Mounting

MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXTERNAL WIRING IS REMOVED, AND ALL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ARE CLEAR BEFORE DRILLING MOUNTING HOLES AND MOUNTING THE SP40S/SP40SE PANEL.

1. Open the front cover and dead front panel.

2. Mount the Panel in the desired location-using Figure 1 for hole configuration.

When you receive your new Panel, check to see that you have the following items:

• SP40S or SP40SE Panel.

• Package of test EOLRs (End of Line Resistors)

• Operation and Installation Manual

• 2 UL Listed 10K Ohm EOLRs.

• Hardware Kit containing Battery connection wires

2" - 2 1/2" - 3" Conduit

Knockouts (2 Places)

14.00"

TB AU

3/4" - 1" Conduit Knockouts (18 Places)

CC/

24V

17.00"

Grounding

Terminal

Block

Figure 1

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3. Connect conduit fittings and conduit to the Panel through the conduit entrances shown on Figure 1 as

necessary. Wire the Power input on the left bottom of the Panel, and input and output wiring on the right

side of the Panel.

4. Install field wiring in conduit as required.

5. Connect the Panel to earth ground at grounding stud shown on Figure 1.

6. Make sure that all debris is cleared from the enclosure.

7. For more details refer to Chapter 3 of the SP40S or SP40SE Installation, Testing, Operation and Maintenance

Manual.

3. Wiring

The terminal blocks on the SP40S/E are removable. Lift the terminal block from the circuit board, attach wires to the desired connections, and then plug the terminal block back on the board.

Table 1 Standard Messages for the SP40S/SP40SE

Message # Priority # `Type of

IN1

IN2 4 Fire (do not use

IN3 5 Fire Male “May I have your attention please! A fire emergency has been

IN4 6 Emergency Female “May I have your attention please! An emergency has been reported

IN5 7 Emergency Male “May I have your attention please! An emergency has been reported

IN6 8 Weather Male “May I have your attention please! The National Weather Service

IN7 9 All Clear Male “May I have your attention please! The building emergency has

IN8 10 Test Male “May I have your attention please! This is a test of the Cooper

3 Fire (do not use

Message

elevators)

Voice

Type Male “May I have your attention please! A fire emergency has been

Female “May I have your attention please! A fire emergency has been

Message Script

reported in the building. While this is being verified, please leave the building by the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators.”

reported in the building. While this is being verified, please leave the building by the nearest exit.”

in the building. While this is being verified, please leave the building and report to the designated assembly are for your group.”

has issued a severe weather warning for our area.”

ended. An all clear has been given. Please resume normal activities.”

Wheelock evacuation system, repeat, this is only a test.”

Pre-Tone Post Tone Three (3)

rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Eight (8) seconds of 1KHz tone

No Tone No Tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Three (3) rounds of

code 3 tone

Eight (8) seconds of 1KHz tone

ALWAYS APPLY AC POWER BEFORE CONNECTING BATTERY BACKUP. ALWAYS DISCONNECT BATTERY BACKUP BEFORE DISCONNECTING AC POWER. IMPROPER CONNECTIONS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT AND PERSONAL INJURY.

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Connect the wiring to the proper terminals in the order shown in Figure 2.. Table 1 shows the factory installed messages for each of the inputs (IN1 through IN8)

ALM

NONCC NONCC

TB1

TB2

SW3

4 5 6 7

2 3

4 5

2 3

STROBE ACTIVATION

SW3

NONCC NONCC

9-MIC 10-AUX

8 9

6 7

8 9 10

TRB

NO NC C

SW7

6 7 8 9

4 5

2 3

IN CC

SUPERVISION

4 5 6 7

2 3

SW7

SP40S/E

AC TRB

NONCC

TB3

TB4

AUD OUT

24V OUT

SPB SUP

TB5

TEL

BGM

MIC

TB6

AUX

CC/NAC

24V OUT

TB7

IN1

IN2

AUX TO

8 9

TB10

BAT

IN3

IN4

TB8

IN5

IN6

IN7

IN8

TB12

STB OUT

RET

STB IN

1. WIRE THE SPEAKER CIRCUIT TO THE AUD OUT TERMINALS.

25/70VRMS @ 40 WATTS AUDIO OUT REQUIRES A UL LISTED 10K OHM EOLR AT END OF CIRCUIT (THE OUTP U T VOLTAGE IS F ACTO R Y SET AT 70VRMS. CHANGING THE VOLTAGE TO 25VRMS IS DESCRIBED IN CHAPTER 4 OF THE MANUAL.)

AUX TO

IN CC SUPERVISION

SW7

2 3

4 5 6 7

6 7

4 5

8 9

2. WIRE THE DIGITAL VOICE MESSAGE INIT IATIN G CIR CUIT ( S) TO IN1 THRU IN8 AS D ESIR E D.

INPUTS 1 THRU 8 REQUIRES CONTACT CLOSURE. SUPERVISE THE INPUTS BY PLACING A UL LISTED 10K OHM EOLR AT THE CONTACT CLOSURE SOURCE AND TURN ON THE CORRESPONDING MESSAGE SWITCH ON DIP SWITCH BLOCK SW7.

4 5

2 3

4 5

2 3

STROBE ACTIVATION

SW3

6 7

7 8

9-MIC 10-AUX

3. WIRE THE STROBE CIRCUIT TO THE STB OUT TERMINALS.

24VDC @ 2AMPS STROBE OUT REQUIRES A UL LISTED 10K OHM EOLR AT END OF CIRCUIT. IF STROBE CIRCUIT IS NOT USED TURN OFF CORRESPONDING MESSAGE DIP SWITCH ON DIP SWITCH BLOCK SW3

BLACK WHITE

GREEN

115VAC AT 2.15 AMPS/230VAC AT 1.4 AMPS

4. CO ECT THE AC WIRES

NN TO THE INPUT TERMINALS. TURN ON THE AC CIRCUIT.

5. CONNECT THE BA TTER TO THE BACKUP BATTE

BATTERY CONNECTION 24VDC @ 7 TO 33 AMPHOURS. BATTERIES LARGER THAN 12 AMPHOURS REQUIRE AN EXTERNAL BATTERY BOX (BATC).

WIRING KIT CONTAINS A BLA RED WIRE USED TO ATTACH THE TTERIES TO THE BATTERY TERMINALS. IT LSO CONTAINS A YELLOW WIRE USED TO CO NECT THE TWO BATTERIES TOGETHER IN SE ES.

Y TERMINALS

RIES

CK AND A BA

YELLOW BATTERY WIRE

Figure 2

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4. Checkout

The following is the checkout procedure to insure proper operation. If any steps in the checkout procedure produce a yellow SYSTEM TROUBLE or AC TROUBLE LED on the keypad (See Figure 3), and an audible tone on the SP40S circuit board, refer to Chapter 8 “Troubleshooting” in the Installation, Testing, Operation and Maintenance Manual. To turn off the tone, momentarily depress the “Trouble Silence” pushbutton on the keypad.

POWER ON

TROUBLE SILENCE

RECORD

SYSTEM TROUBLE

MESSAGES

AC TROUBLE

ALARM ACTIVE

Fire (Do not use elevators) Male Voice

Fire (Do not use elevators) Female Voice

Fire Male Voice

Emergency Female Voice

Emergency Male Voice

Weather Male Voice

All Clear Male Voice

Test Male Voice

Figure 3

STROBE ACTIVE

1. Using the push on / push off buttons

on the keypad, push on the button that corresponds to the message(s) selected on the PC board. Push off the button to stop the message.

2. Test the microphone circuit by removing the microphone from its holder and speaking into it while depressing the push to talk button. (For best results hold the microphone within one-half inch from your mouth.)

3. Initiate each selected digital message at the remote source, such as the FACP, and verify operation.

4. Close the dead front panel and close the front cover.

5. Congratulations

Congratulations! You have now completed the basic installation of the SP40S or SP40SE Panel. We trust it will give you years of trouble free operation. Should a problem arise, refer to your Installation, Testing, Operation and Maintenance Manual. If problems persist, contact the Technical Support Engineering Department at Cooper Wheelock Inc. (800) 631-2148.

273 Branchport Avenue, Long Branch, NJ 07740-6899 Ph: (800) 631-2148 Fax: (732) 222-2588

www.cooperwheelock.com

E-Mail:

info@cooperwheelock.com