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Simplex TrueAlerts going off (Code-2)?
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2018
- An issue with a standpipe was causing alarms in our building. This building is on a Simplex system(not sure exactly which one) with TrueAlerts in the building and storefronts except for a SpectrAlert Advance in one of the stores which is in Code-3. This systems sounds in a unique coding almost like a Code-2 except there is a brief code at the beginning followed by two longer soundings. You may notice the TrueAlert on the first floor sounds weird. Once the system was silenced(automatically?) All horns/strobes stopped except for the store with SpectrAlert Advance which was still sounding and a few TrueAlerts on first floor were strobe only.
1:38 code 1??!?
Probably a faulty sync module. I heard some others working just fine.
This is actually an easy fix and a very stupid install mistake. You’ll notice the strobes flash in a temporal 3 pattern which means these alarms are getting a temporal coded signal pattern from the panel. This is not how smart sync works. There needs to be a smartsync protocol feeding into these alarms. So there is a booster somewhere that is not set properly that’s causing this issue. Very easy fix.
Spectralert advance causing that miscommunication on the nac bc simplex panel has a built in smartsync for the smartsyc truealerts causing maulfunction... this a 3rd party goof off installed the spectralert.. i just tested my advance on the smartsync module with my truealerts and it did the same exact thing..
Did anybody noticed how the newer Simplex annuniciator was retrofitted on the old Simplex annuniciator in 3:05?
If this system is based on a simplex panel then maybe the spectr alert 's sync module is causing problems.If the panel is something like DMP or silent knight,it may be the panel causing problems since true alerts usually need to receive a syncing pulse from panel(which means they are coded by the panel).So the system may be "cured" by using an outdoor wheelock device and a simplex panel.
It's weird cus my school has two System Sensor L-Series alarms in one of the hallways (not the main 8th grade one) and they also go off in Code 2. Really strange.
1:36 it sounds like there broken
Okay this fire alarm system is probably broken…
It could be from the Spectralert Advance outside, causing the Smartsync to get confused a bit, or there's too many alarms in one circuit, or a faulty Smartsync module. There's several possibilities to why the Truealerts did that.
It's not the advance I know that for sure
sorry to be 1 year late, but simplex used wheelock ASWP’s or weatherproof System Sensor Advances before they developed their own outdoor alarm
I think it has to do with the panel being coded to smart sync and also trying to run coding, that’s what it sounds like to me
Edit: it could be too many devices on a circuit, it sounds like some devices are coding just fine, super weird
Ugh! It’s these stupid ass SmartSync ones that don’t work right. If you manage to get the horn working, It skips half of the 1st blast, and sometimes the strobe don’t work. If the strobe works, sometimes the horn doesn’t! Simplex needs to fix that. Cuz. They r horrible…!
The Spectra Alert was on a Simplex Smart Sync and caused the fault
1:34
My school has truealerts and they do the exact thing since the school is so big they have a mix of tones from continuous to march time and code 2
Supposed to be code 3 there is no such thing as code 3
i don't think those are how the simplex are too sound.
I would have touched the Fire Alarm if I was there to feel the vibrations from the horn going off!
Loud though I probably have to have my ear protection
SpectrAlert Advance causing that miscommunication on the nac bc simplex panel has a built in smartsync for the smartsyc truealerts causing maulfunction, due to it not being compatible with Simplex smart sync modules or panels. Wheelock devices are compatible with Simplex modules and panels and will make Truealerts sound in code-3
Reference to Michael Spranger's comment
Weird
It sounds like a Siemens UMHU
Edit: this comment was back when I wasn’t as enthusiastic into fire alarms lol
My school has them on code 2
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Siemens umhu sounds way different
If the SpectrAlert Advance was on the SmartSync Circuit it may have confused the TrueAlerts and caused them to do that.
Ian Schrader who would put an advance on it? Not simplex personnel
Aaron Productions He said in the description that there was one SpectrAlert Advance in this system.
Ian Schrader I know but they can’t have that many truealerts on 1 circuit. My point was who installed it?
Aaron Productions It’s also possible that the one sync module is faulty. There were other TrueAlerts working fine.
@@Aaronproductions May have been a non-Simplex company called out to fix a faulty device on this pre-existing system. If they couldn't afford proper Simplex service I think it is entirely possible that they REALLY cheaped out and took the lowest bidder.
Wonder if a ground fault can cause that
The issue thats making the truealerts sound like that is because of the spectralert advanced. The spectralert advanced should replaced with a wheelock rsswp or a outdoor truealert
Never knew one signal could mess up an entire system like that
@@holidaytracker im not exactly sure if thats the case. I could be right I could be wrong. I know wheelock devices such as the wheelock as, rss, ns, e70, ch70, and the newer mt. And maybe the exceder. Those devices are listed to sync with simplex
I heard the Spectrealert advance outside
Sorry if I read it wrong
Nice video
Sure sounds unique
there we go now true alerts are doing code 3
This code makes me laugh!
Those truealerts are so out of sync
i hear spertalert
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That’s California code
California code is more of a continuous horn that stops for a few seconds then goes on again.
Do not post know-it-all stuff if you do not fully know it yourself
So Awkward!