T1 t2, Min max, Scenario 2 scenario 3 – Hoyles MayDay - Lone worker alarm User Manual
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The working practice here and operation is the same as 2 above but the
A MAYDAY and an auto-dialler are needed, no other ancillary devices are
responder(s) is remote from the site.
needed though one or more OK/ AV buttons may be of benefit to the worker. An
alternative to OK buttons would be one or more Passive Infra Red detectors, this
The communication to the responder uses an auto-dialler via a landline.
could allow for hands free operation.
Signalling can also be given for the start and end of lone working. Up to
three responders telephone numbers can be programmed into the dialler.
1 x LMW2
Each is dialled in turn until acknowledge by the responder dialling 8. A
1 x SD1E Autodialer to contact the responder
fourth number can be programmed for the lone worker. If no responder
1 or more S1703PR or S1708PR used as AV/OK buttons and/or PIRs for the
acknowledges then the lone worker is automatically called to advise that
worker.
he/she will be working alone without cover. A separate landline or mobile is
1 x Mobile phone for the worker (Optional)
required for this return call.
PIR
PIR
The working practice in force here allows lone working for long periods of
is needed, no other ancillary devices are needed though a repeat AV indicator(s)
time. It could be a full 8 hour shift but on a remote part of a site. The
with OK acknowledge buttons may be of benefit for the worker depending on the
responder(s) could be some distance away but on the same site.
size of the working area. An alternative to an OK button would be one or more
Passive Infra Red detectors, this could allow for hands free operation.
The worker would arm the MAYDAY to start the countdown timer. Pre-
alarms are generated in the same way as in 1 above. Periodically the
1 x LMW2
worker presses an OK button to restart the countdown timer. If the worker
1 or more S1778PR used as AV units located near the responder
does not, then eventually the MAYDAY generates a full alarm at a remote
1 or more S1703PR or S1708PR used as AV/OK buttons (Optional) and/or
audible/visual indicator AV to alert the responder.
PIRs (Optional) for the worker.
A MAYDAY and an AV indicator within earshot of the responder are all that
AV
OK
AV
OK
AV
OK
AV
OK
AV
PIR
PIR
T1 T2
MIN
MAX
L1
+
L2
L8
+
L7
L3
+
L4
L6
+
L5
S
D
C
TPR
TPR
BATTERY FUSE
IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 +
+
-
-
+
+
+
+
+
NC COM NO NC COM NO NC COM NO
MM
RELAY 1
RELAY 2
RELAY 3
16 V
AC
BATTERY
CONNECTOR
T1 T2
MIN
MAX
L1
+
L2
L8
+
L7
L3
+
L4
L6
+
L5
S
D
C
TPR
TPR
BATTERY FUSE
IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 +
+
-
-
+
+
+
+
+
NC COM NO NC COM NO NC COM NO
MM
RELAY 1
RELAY 2
RELAY 3
16 V
AC
BATTERY
CONNECTOR
Optional S1703PR or
S1708PR AV Unit with
OK Button
Optional S1703PR or (08)
AV Unit with OK Button
Optional S1778PR
AV Unit
Sited in work area to give
audible & visual indication
and act as an OK
acknowledge button.
Sited in work area to give
audible & visual indication
and act as an OK
acknowledge button.
Sited in responder area to
give audible & visual
indication that assistance
is needed.
PIR
PIR
One or more optional PIR
movement detectors in
the work area.
Battery connection are not shown for
clarity
One or more
optional PIR
detectors
in the work area.
Tamp Abort
C B A
D
O/P1-ve
0v
+12vdc
B1
A1
B
A
Landline
A= White
B= Orange
Trig
Polarity
+
-
To transformer in back box
Transformer & battery
connections are not
for clarity
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
BZ
+
L1
L2
P1
P2
BZ
+
L1
P1
P2
BZ
+
L1