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Q. In normal operation what Radio Frequency does the Hyfire Radio System work on?
A. The Hyfire Radio System works at 868Mhz.
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Q. What is the maximum number of Expanders allowed to be connected to 1 Translator Cluster?
A. You can connect 7 Expanders in total to 1 Translator.
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Q. Does the Translator take a Loop Address at the panel?
A. Yes, the Translator takes a Loop Address at the panel.
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Q. How many devices can be connected to 1 Translator cluster?
A. You can connect a maximum of 32 devices to 1 Translator cluster.
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Q. How many OUTPUT devices can be connected to 1 Translator?
A. You can connect a maximum of 16 OUTPUT devices to 1 Translator cluster.
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Q. What is the minimum dB value Sterling Safety Systems suggests you should have in the radio system?
A. Sterling Safety Systems suggests a minimum of 20dB in the radio system.
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Q. What is the maximum number of Expanders allowed in a daisy chain?
A. You can connect 5 Expanders in a daisy chain from the Translator.
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Q. Does an Expander take a Loop Address at the panel?
A. No, the Expander does not take a Loop Address at the panel.
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Q. Can the Expander be set up to monitor mains failure?
A. Yes, the Expander can be set up to monitor the PSU mains failure via the PSU Mains Fault Relay.
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Q. If the batteries are replaced in a device does it need to be re-learnt onto the Translator/Expander?
A. No, all the data is stored in Non Volatile Memory.
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Q. What is the recommended minimum distance between Translator or Expanders?
A. Sterling Safety Systems recommends Translator or Expanders are no closer than 2M to each other.
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Q. In normal operation what position should the programming switch be left in?
A. The programming switch should be left in the “1” position, the “ON” position is used during programming.
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Q. In an installation how is the Translator powered?
A. The Translator is loop powered.
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Q. In an Installation how is the Expander powered?
A. The Expander requires a 24V external PSU.
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