UltraVoice Manual - Alerting & Notification

6.1 Initial Checkout
The siren is now ready to operate as a
stand-alone device with control from the
front panel. If you wish to remotely
control this siren via landline, you will
find terminal blocks located at the
bottom of the system motherboard
labeled REMOTE ACTIVATION
INPUTS (JP14). A momentary, dry
contact closure between COM and any
other JP14 terminal will activate the
associated function (see Section 5.3).
The SIG OUTPUT LED indicates that
the amplifier output signal level is
sufficient for siren signal operation.
FINAL TESTS
Note: Refer to the factory data sheet
and unit programming data sheet, which
should have been shipped with the
controller.
If the controller is using two-way
communication, calibrate the Quiet Test
function by pressing switches 2 & 3 on
the front panel at the same time.
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All siren signals should be tested at this
time by momentarily depressing the
appropriate switch on the control
module front panel, or if possible by
radio activation. If included, the optional
radio interface should be tested at this
time. See Options Section concerning
radio information. Test and verify proper
operation of all functions over the radio
system. If two way radio communication,
then check the Central Control Unit
base station reports for failures.
After the installation is complete and it
has been established that the siren is
operating properly, Federal
recommends that the Control Unit and
battery box be padlocked to discourage
vandalism.
A factory test data sheet and unit
programming data sheet should have
been shipped with the controller.
Suggest that these data sheets be kept
on record by the customer for future
reference.
Note: See UV RTU Field Service Data Sheet located at the end of this section. This is
the suggested data sheet that can be used to test the siren.