FUSG30010 - Alarm bell ABUS - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Alarm siren
Brand	ABUS
Model	FUSG30010
Dimensions (L x W x H)	120 x 80 x 60 mm
Weight	200 g
Power supply	9V battery (type 6LR61)
Sound volume	105 dB at 1 m
Sound frequency	2.5 kHz
Protection	IP54 (splash resistant)
Operating temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C
Battery life	Up to 2 years in standby
Main functions	Powerful siren, tamper detection, status LED indicator, operational test
Compatibility	Compatible with ABUS alarm systems (including Secvest, Terxon, etc. control panels)
Installation	Wall mounting, wireless (868 MHz radio link)
Radio range	Up to 100 m in open field
Housing material	UV-resistant ABS
Color	White
Care and cleaning	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth; do not use solvents
Safety	Anti-tamper contact, short-circuit protection
Spare parts and repairability	User-replaceable battery; no other spare parts available
Package contents	Alarm siren, 9V battery, mounting kit, user manual
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - FUSG30010 ABUS

What is the battery life of the ABUS FUSG30010 alarm siren?

The battery life can reach up to 2 years in standby and several complete alarm cycles. The battery (9V) must be replaced when the siren emits a low battery beep.

How to install the FUSG30010 alarm siren?

Fix the wall bracket using the provided plugs. Insert the 9V battery into the compartment. Click the siren onto the bracket. Pair it with your ABUS alarm control panel following the pairing procedure described in the manual.

What is the sound volume of the siren?

The siren emits a powerful sound of 105 dB at 1 meter, which is sufficient to deter intruders and alert neighbors.

Is the ABUS FUSG30010 alarm siren weather-resistant?

Yes, it has an IP54 protection rating, which protects against water splashes and dust. It can therefore be installed outdoors, sheltered from direct rain.

How to test the proper functioning of the alarm siren?

Use the test function on the control panel or press the integrated test button (if present). The siren should sound for a few seconds. Also check that the LED flashes in armed mode.

What to do if the siren does not stop?

If the siren sounds continuously without disarming, disconnect the battery and check the status of the anti-tamper contact. Consult the manual to reset the device. If the problem persists, contact ABUS support.

Is the FUSG30010 siren compatible with other brands of alarm systems?

This siren is specially designed for ABUS alarm systems using a proprietary radio protocol. It is not compatible with other brands without an adapter.

How to replace the battery of the ABUS FUSG30010 siren?

Unclip the siren from its bracket. Open the battery compartment by sliding the cover. Replace the used 9V battery with a new one (type 6LR61). Close and reassemble the siren.

What does the flashing LED indicator mean?

A slow flash (every 2 seconds) indicates the system is armed. A quick flash signals an alarm triggered. A steady light may indicate a battery or communication fault.

Can the siren be temporarily disabled without dismantling?

Generally, the siren is controlled by the control panel. Disarm the system via the keypad or remote to stop the siren. If necessary, remove the battery for manual deactivation.

USER MANUAL FUSG30010 ABUS

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Inhalt

Einleitung .... 3

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Alarm and tamper signalling....14

Battery monitoring....14

Supervision 14

Pre-alarm function....14

Self-test....14

LED display....14

Installing the external sounder ....15

Installing the internal sounder 16

Programming 17

Programming menu....17

[9] [1] Allocation.... 17

[9] [2] Parameters.... 18

[9][3] Communication Test 19

[9][4] Calibration 20

[9][5] Tamper Mute 20

[1][1][9] Acc. SV time.... 20

[1][2][35] Siren Pre Alarm 21

Event memory 21

User Menu 22

Diagnostics.... 22

Siren Version....22

Changing the batteries.... 23

Technical data....23

Electrical 23

Wireless 23

Environment....23

Introduction

The battery-operated wireless sounders for your ABUS wireless alarm system offer you fast, flexible installation without elaborate cable-laying. The wireless sounders work bidirectional – i.e., radio signals are sent to the wireless sounders, and tamper messages are sent from the sounders to your alarm system.

Features

Alarm and tamper signalling

In the event of an alarm or tampering, the wireless sounders are activated and start to register an alarm visually and audibly. The alarm duration is defined by a setting in the programming menu. However, the maximum alarm time is limited to 5 minutes to save energy, regardless of the setting.

Battery monitoring

If the batteries are low, this is reported to the system.

Battery for radio transmitter/receiver
Φ Battery for audible/visual alert

Supervision

The wireless sounders send a signal to the system every 65 minutes. If the function is enabled, the system monitors the arrival of this signal.

Pre-alarm function

The pre-alarm function is an important security function. If it is enabled, the system sends a signal to the wireless sounders at the start of the entry delay period. This arms the wireless sounders. If they are not disarmed when the delay period expires, they automatically trigger an alarm. So if the system is destroyed within the entry delay period, an alarm is still sounded.

IMPORTANT:

This function must be enabled in the programming menu.

Self-test

Press the reset button on the PC board of the wireless sounder to run a self-test. If the sounder detects a fault, it is reported to the system. You can also start a test from the system.

LED display

The wireless sounders have 2 LEDs. The LEDs are active for 10 minutes after opening the tamper contact.

Red: Activates on sending

Yellow: Indicates a low battery

Red and yellow (3 seconds): Confirms successful learning

Installing the external sounder

1) Remove the screws on both sides of the external wireless sounder and open the cover of the sounder upwards.
2) Using the base plate as a drilling template, mark the drill holes on the wall. Drill the holes and insert the wall plugs.
3) Fix the sounder to the wall
4) Insert batteries supplied.
5) The external sounder is now ready to be trained for the ABUS wireless alarm system.
6) After the sounder is trained, close the lid and lock it with the screws on the side.

External Sounder - PCB Diagram

Installing the internal sounder

1. Remove the casing screw from the base of the sounder.
2. Remove the base plate from the internal sounder. Using the base plate as a drilling template, mark the drill holes.
3. Drill the holes and insert wall plugs if required.
4. Screw the base plate to the wall.
5. Insert the batteries supplied (check polarity!).
6. Train the sounder for the system.
7. After training the sounder, mount it on the base plate and insert the casing screw.

Internal Sounder - PCB Diagram

Programming

The following section also appears in the installation instructions. Up to 3 wireless sounders (external or internal) can be trained for the system.

Read these instructions carefully before starting with programming.

Programming menu

To enter the Siren menu:

In the programming menu, press [9] to access the Siren menu.

[9] [1] Allocation

The sounder must be trained for the wireless alarm system.

Programming the sounder

1. After opening the Siren menu, press [1] to access the Allocation menu.
2. Select the ID number of the sounder.
3. Press the button to select the sounder type and then press Enter:
   Φ NONE: No sounder
   Φ ODWS1: External wireless sounder
   Φ INDWS1: Internal wireless sounder

IMPORTANT:

If you select NONE as the type, you are asked whether you want to delete the sounder.

1. Press 📄 to select whether the sounder should be audible on alarm [Y] or not [N] and press Enter [#].

2. Press 📄 to select whether the sounder should emit an audible signal to confirm activation or deactivation [Y] or not [N] and press Enter [#].

3. Press 📄 to select whether the sounder should emit a visual signal to confirm activation or deactivation [Y] or not [N] and press Enter [#].

IMPORTANT:

The setting for the visual signal is possible only for the external wireless sounder.

Reading the sounder

After programming the sounder, you have to read it in. You do this by sending a signal from the sounder to the system. Select one of these functions:

• Press [1] to read in another sounder ID.
- Press [2] to read in the selected sounder. After pressing [2], you have 255 seconds to send a signal from the sounder to the system. To send this signal:

a. Press the reset button on the sounder PCB for ca. 3 seconds.

b. After you release the reset button, you her a short beep and the external sounder flashes briefly. You now have 10 seconds to press the tamper contact of the sounder and keep it pressed for at least 3 seconds.

If the sounder is successfully read in, a confirmation signal is emitted.

- Press [3] to delete a sounder from the system.

- Press [4] to select whether the sounder is to be supervised or not.

[9] [2] Parameters

Under Parameters, you program the function characteristic of the sounder.

To access the Parameters menu:

1. In the programming menu, press [9] to access the Siren menu.

2. Press [2] to access the Parameters menu option.

3. Enter the ID number of the sounder you want to program and press [#].

NOTE:

On internal sounders, you can only adjust the volume.

Parameters

Quick-Key	Menu option
[9][2][1]	Strobe control
	Defines the duration of the visual signal.
[9][2][1][1]	Always off
	Visual signalling is deactivated.
[9][2][1][2]	Follow bell
	Visual signalling is activated together with audible signalling.
[9][2][1][3]	Follow alarm

Visual signalling is activated on alarm.

[9][2][2]Strobe blink

Defines the number of flashes per minute.

[9][2][2]Strobe blink[1]..[5]

[1] 20 times per minute [4] 50 times per minute[2] 30 times per minute [5] 60 times per minute[3] 40 times per minute

[9][2][3]Strobe arm squawk 01 Range: 01-20 seconds

Defines the time the sounder continues visual acknowledgement.

NOTE:

If visual acknowledgement is deactivated, this setting is irrelevant.

[9][2][4]Volume

Defines the volume of the sounder for different signallingings.

[9][2][4][1]Ex/En volume

The audible signal that is issued during the entry and exit delay period.Factory default: 0 (no signal)

[9][2][4][2]Alarm volume

The audible signal issued on an alarm.Factory default: 9 (loudest setting)

[9][2][4][3]Squawk volume

The audible signal issued after arming the systemFactory default: 9 (loudest setting)

[9][3] Communication Test

Tests communication between the system and the sounder.

To access the Comm test menu:

1. In the programming menu, press [9] to access the Siren menu.
2. In the Siren menu, press [3] to activate the communication test. The system displays the signal strength.

IMPORTANT:

For a successful test, the displayed signal strength must be higher than the signal strength reached under menu option 4 for the background noise. (menu option [9][4])

[9][4] Calibration

Sets the background noise level for the sounder receiver.

To set the receiver of the sounder

1. In the programming menu, press [9] to access the Siren menu.
2. In the Siren menu, press [4] to calibrate the receiver.
3. Select the corresponding sounder ID number.
4. To calibrate the receiver automatically, press 📋 and select Y. Then confirm your input. The system now calibrates the receiver and displays the value.
5. To confirm the displayed value, press Enter [#].

[9][5] Tamper Mute

This function is important if you want to open a read in sounder without triggering a tamper alarm. Activate this menu option once. The sounder tamper is then deactivated. You can now open the cases of all sounder without triggering a tamper alarm. Make sure you close the case before exiting the programming menu.

When you exit the programming menu, the sounder tamper contact is monitored again.

IMPORTANT:

A tamper alarm that was already triggered cannot be stopped by this action.

[1][1][9] Acc. SV time

Timers
Quick-Key	Menu	option	Default	Selection
[1][1][9]	Accessory Supervision Time			058 00-255 minutes

Defines the monitoring time for accessories such as interior and exterior wired sounders. To avoid false alarms, make sure that the monitoring time of the receiver is longer than the monitoring time for accessories.

IMPORTANT:

To avoid false alarms, make sure that the monitoring time of the receiver (menu option [1][3][3]) is longer than the supervision time for accessories.

[1][2][35] Siren Pre Alarm

This menu item enables you to protect your system even better against tampering since the sounders can trigger an alarm independently of the system.

System control

Quick-Key	Menu option	Default
[1][2][35]	Siren Pre Alarm	NO

An important security aspect for your security system if you have fitted internal and external sounders.

YES: At the start of the entry delay time, the system sends a signal to the trained sounders. If no second signal is sent to the sounder following expiry of the delay time (since the system may have been destroyed or tampered with), the sounders trigger an alarm.

NO: The function is deactivated. The sounders start to sound an alarm when addressed by the system.

Event memory

The following table provides an overview of relevant entries in the event memory.

LCD Text Event Description
Tamper Siren=X Tamper alarm from wireless sounder X
Tmp rstr Siren=X Tamper alarm restore from wireless sounder X
Spkr low bat S=X Speaker low battery trouble
Spkr I.bat rsS=X Speaker low battery restore from sounder X
Radio I.bat S=X Radio low battery trouble
Radio I.bat rs=X Radio (Transceiver) low battery restore from sounder X
Siren=X Lost Sounder X is regarded as lost following supervision test.
Siren=X Lost Rst	The System received a signal from sounder X after it has been regarded as lost

User Menu

Diagnostics

In the Diagnostics menu, you can test the functioning of trained sounders.

To performe diagnostics

1. The system must be deactivated. Press the star button [*] to access the user menu and then [4] for the Maintenance menu option.

2. Enter the programmer PIN: In the factory setting, this is 0133.

3. Press Enter [#].
4. Press [7][1] to access the sounder test menu.
5. Enter the ID number of the sounder you want to test. Press Enter [#].

The system now tests communication with the sounder and checks the state of the wireless sounder batteries and the audible/visual alarm.

1. Press the arrow buttons to see the result.

IMPORTANT:

The test can also be started with the Upload/Download software.

Maintenance

Quick-Key Menu option

[4][7][1]Siren Diagnostics

Speakers batteries voltage: Shows the strength of the battery for the audible/visual alarm.

Radio batteries voltage: Shows the strength of the battery for the wireless transmitter.

Siren Version

Press [7] [2] to see the sounder version of the selected sounder.

Maintenance

Quick-Key Menu option

[4][7][2]Siren Version

Sounder part number: F=Frequency (868MHz / 433MHz) V=Siren type (Internal/External), C= lens Color
Φ Sounder software version
Φ Sounder software date
Sounder software checksum

Changing the batteries

1. Disable the tamper function of the sounders in the programming menu.
2. Remove the sounder casing.

IMPORTANT:

If a tamper alarm is triggered despite the deactivation, press the RESET button on the PCB of the sounder.

1. Remove all old batteries and replace them by new batteries.
2. Press the RESET button.
3. Close the casing and replace and tighten the screws of the sounder casing.

Technical data

Electrical

Voltage supply 5 x CR123, 3V Lithium batteries
	3 batteries for the wireless system
	2 batteries for signalling
Battery lifetime 3 years (typical)
Sounder volume 105 dB @ 1 meter (adjustable)
Material flash calotte Polycarbonate, red
Flash frequency (external sounder)	60 x per second (max.)
Dimensions, external sounder (HxWxD)	300x 325x70 mm (11.8 x 12.8 x 2.8 inch)
Dimensions, internal sounder (HxWxD)	145 x 120 x 50 mm
Weight, external sounder (including battery)	1 Kg
Weight, internal sounder (including battery)	0.44Kg

Wireless

Wireless technology Bidirectional narrow band
Frequency	868	MHz
Range 150m typical in open country
Monitoring	YES
Modulation	AM

Environment

Temperature range -25°C to 60°C

IP class IP 44

Environment class Class IV

Sommaire

Introduction.... 25

[9] [1] Affectation 28

[9] [2] Paramètres.... 29

[9][3] Test de communication 30

[9][5] Protection anti-sabotage

External Sounder - PCB Diagram

Internal Sounder - PCB Diagram

Programmering