A5FEIA200MRFRF Module for Battery Carbon Monoxide Alarms Ei207 and Ei208

Instructions Read and retain carefully for as long as the product is being used. It contains vital information on the operation and installation of your Module. The leaflet should be regarded as part of the product. If you are just installing this Module, the leaftet must be given to the householder. The leaflet is to be given to any subsequent user. EiA200MRF Module RadioLINK Module for Battery Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarms EiA207 & EiA208 Series 2 Introduction ................................................................................ Installation ................................................................................ Interconnection with RadioLINK Modules ................................. RadioLINK Troubleshooting ....................................................... Testing ....................................................................................... Getting your Alarm Serviced ..................................................... Guarantee ................................................................................ Technical Specification ............................................................. Contact Us ................................................................................ Table of Contents 3 3 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 page 3 Introduction Congratulations on purchasing an EiA200 Series RF RadioLINK module. This RF module can be easily installed in the RF upgradeable EiA207 or EiA208 Series Carbon Monoxide Alarms to provide you with an RF interconnected warning system – when one Alarm senses carbon monoxide gas and sounds a warning, all the other Alarms will also sound a warning. This helps to ensure the alarm sound will be heard throughout the property. Installation 1. The EiA200 Series Carbon Monoxide Alarm must be installed as per the guidance in the instruction booklet ‘Battery Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarms EiA207/EiA208 Series’. It is advisable that all RadioLINK Carbon Monoxide Alarms should be installed (where possible) with the antennas (see figure 1) in the same orientation (i.e. essentially parallel). This means picking a part of the building, say the front wall of the building and then installing all mounting plates in the same orientation with respect to this. 2. Remove the RF module from the packaging, carefully insert into the back of the Alarm (see figure 2). Fold over the pull tag and fit the antenna in to the slot provided (see figure 3). House code the Alarms as follows: 3. Before fitting the Alarm to the mounting plate, press and hold the ‘House Code’ button on the rear of the RadioLINK module until the blue light comes on (see figure 3) and then release. 4. Twist the Alarm onto its mounting plate. 5. Similarly press and hold the House Code button on the second Alarm until its blue light comes on and then release. Twist the Alarm onto its mounting plate. Put all the remaining Alarms into House Code mode similarly and attach to the mounting plate in the same manner in less than 15 minutes. (They automatically exit house code mode after 30 minutes). 4 Large hole nearest front wall Orientate all mounting plates in the same direction Front WallFront Wall Mounting PlateMounting Plate Mounting Plate Mounting Plate Figure 1 6. When in the House Code mode, the blue light (on the front of the Alarm - see figure 4) will flash a number of times every 5 seconds to indicate: (a) that the Alarm is in House Code mode, and (b) the number of Alarms that have been identified and added to your system. For example with 3 Alarms in your system, you should see 3 blue light flashes every 5 seconds, with 4 Alarms in your system you 5 fold over pull tag Antenna House Code Button Blue Light Figure 2Figure 3 Blue RF Light Te st Button Figure 4 6 should see 4 blue light flashes and so on, (with the 10th unit, the blue flash is longer, to help with the counting of the flashes). Allow sufficient time for all the alarms in the system to be identified. Check that the number of blue light flashes corresponds to the number of Alarms in the system. If not see the “RadioLINK Troubleshooting” section below. 7. The Alarms will stay in House Code mode for 30 minutes and then exits automatically. Alternatively they can be taken out of House Code mode by removing one Alarm from its mounting plate and quickly pressing and holding the House Code button until the blue light comes on solidly again. Release the button and the blue light will go out after 4 seconds, indicating that the Alarm is no longer in House Code mode. Replace the Alarm on the mounting plate. The blue light will no longer be flashing. As this Alarm exits house code mode it sends a radio message to all the other Alarms to exit the house code mode (i.e. there is no need to physically remove each Alarm from house code mode). Visually, check that all the blue lights on the rest of the Alarms have ceased flashing. 8. Press the Test Button (see figure 4) on all the Alarms in turn and check all the other Alarms are sounding at the same time. If they are not all communicating see section below “RadioLINK Troubleshooting”. Interconnection with RadioLINK Modules A maximum of 18 Alarms (12 Smoke & 6 Heat / CO) with RF RadioLINK Modules may be interconnected so that if one of the Alarms senses carbon monoxide gas, and sounds a warning, all the other Alarms will also sound a warning. This helps to ensure the alarm will be heard throughout the property. As a safety feature, the Alarms fitted with the RF module, will communicate with each other using the default RF signal. However, to avoid other neighbouring systems setting off your Alarms and vice versa, we recommend that you “House Code” your Alarm system. Another very important reason for house coding is that after the Alarms are house coded, they all act as “repeaters” i.e. they repeat the messages from other Alarms and so greatly improve the reliability and range of the radio communication. Additional RadioLINK Alarms can be added to the system at any time. …

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P/N A17470 RevC EiA200MRF Replace before date: Remplacer avant: YYYY/MM FCCID: A5FEIA200MRF Replace before date: Remplacer avant: YYYY/MM FCCID: A5FEIA605MRF 38mm x 16mm EiA200MRF Labels P/N A17471 RevC EiA605MRF 38mm x 16mm EiA605MRF Labels Ei A200-605 MRF Series Label Locations Model No. Label P/N Ei A200 MRF A17470 Rev A Ei A605 MRF A17471 Rev A

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EMC Report for Ei Electronics on the EIA200MRF Module Page 1 of 20 731 Enterprise Drive Lexington, KY 40510 Telephone: 859-226-1000 Facsimile: 859-226-1040 www.intertek-etlsemko.com TEST REPORT Report Number: 100616097LEX-001 Project Number: G100616097 Report Issue Date: 3/9/2012 Product Name: EIA200MRF Module Model Number: EiA200MRF FCCID: A5FEIA200MRF FCC Standards: CFR Title 47 Part 15 Subpart C Tested by: Client: Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc. 731 Enterprise Drive Lexington, KY 40510 Ei Electronics Shannon Industrial Estate Shannon , Co. Clare Ireland Report prepared by Report reviewed by Bryan Taylor, Team Leader James Sudduth, Assistant Chief Engineer Intertek Report Number: 100616097LEX-001 Issued: 3/9/2012 EMC Report for Ei Electronics on the EIA200MRF Module FCCID:A5FEIA200MRF Page 2 of 20 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction and Conclusion .............................................................................................................. 3 2 Test Summary ...................................................................................................................................... 3 3 Description of Equipment Under Test ............................................................................................... 4 4 Occupied Bandwidth ........................................................................................................................... 6 5 Radiated Spurious Emissions (Transmitter) ..................................................................................... 9 6 Radiated Spurious Emissions (Receiver)........................................................................................ 15 7 Antenna Requirement per FCC Part 15.203..................................................................................... 18 8 Measurement Uncertainty ................................................................................................................. 19 9 Revision History................................................................................................................................. 20 Intertek Report Number: 100616097LEX-001 Issued: 3/9/2012 EMC Report for Ei Electronics on the EIA200MRF Module FCCID:A5FEIA200MRF Page 3 of 20 1 Introduction and Conclusion The tests indicated in section 2 were performed on the product constructed as described in Section 3. The remaining test sections are the verbatim text from the actual data sheets used during the investigation. These test sections include the test name, the specified test method, a list of the actual test equipment used, documentation photos, results and raw data. No additions, deviations, or exclusions have been made from the standard(s) unless specifically noted. Based on the results of our investigation, we have concluded the product tested complied with the requirements of the standard(s) indicated. The results obtained in this test report pertain only to the item(s) tested. All testing was performed at the Intertek office located at 731 Enterprise Drive, Lexington Kentucky, 40510. The radiated emission test site is a 10-meter semi-anechoic chamber. The chamber meets the characteristics of CISPR 16-1 and ANSI C63.4: 2009. For measurements, a remotely controlled flush- mount metal-top turntable is used to rotate the EUT a full 360 degrees. A remote controlled non- conductive antenna mast is used to scan the antenna height from one to four meters. The test site is listed with the FCC under Registration Number 485103. The test site is listed with Industry Canada under Site Number IC 2042M-1. 2 Test Summary Page Test full name FCC Reference IC Reference Result 6 Occupied Bandwidth § 15.215 RSS-GEN(4.6.1) Pass 9 Radiated Spurious Emissions (Transmitter) § 15.249(a)(c)(d)(e) RSS-210 (A2.9) Pass 15 Radiated Spurious Emissions (Receiver) § 15.109 RSS-Gen (7.2.3) Pass --- AC Powerline Conducted Emissions § 15.207 RSS-Gen (7.2.2) NA 1 18 Antenna Requirement per FCC Part 15.203 § 15.203 RSS-Gen (7.1.4) Pass 1 This test was not applicable since there were no connections to the AC mains. Intertek Report Number: 100616097LEX-001 Issued: 3/9/2012 EMC Report for Ei Electronics on the EIA200MRF Module FCCID:A5FEIA200MRF Page 4 of 20 3 Description of Equipment Under Test Equipment Under Test Manufacturer Ei Electronics Model Number EiA200MRF Serial Number Sample 3 FCC Identifier A5FEIA200MRF Receive Date 12/27/2012 Test Start Date 12/27/2011 Test End Date 2/10/2012 Device Received Condition Good Test Sample Type Production Frequency Band 902.5MHz Mode(s) of Operation Transmitting at 902.5MHz Transmission Control Hard coded onto sample Maximum Output Power 93.19dBuV/m at 3 Meters Antenna Type (15.203) Permanently connected wire. Power Supply 3V Lithium Battery (CR17335) Description of Equipment Under Test The EiA200MRF was an RF module that installs into EiA 207 / 208 series carbon monoxide alarms. Operating modes of the EUT: No. Descriptions of EUT Exercising 1 Transmitting continuously. A fresh battery was used for all testing. 2 Receive / idle mode. 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