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This document contains a technical specification for a STAR Software Defined Radio Fire Alarm transmitter. The STAR transmitter is a self-contained Auxiliary Signaling Device that responds to contact closures from standard fire panels and emergency switches to generate and transmit an alarm message in the Kingfisher KFRA-C receiver format. It has six Class B monitored inputs with debounce logic to prevent noise-induced alarms. When triggered, the interface sends a signal to the radio transmitter to initiate transmission of the alarm message on a selected VHF frequency channel. Supported message formats conform to Kingfisher standards. The transmitter employs a 60-second lockout after transmission and limits output power to 1 watt, meeting FCC and NTIA narrowband requirements. Additional details provided include input/output specifications, radio parameters, environmental tolerances, and cabinet information.

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99952-DTS 10/14/2021

Description:

The STAR Software Defined Radio Fire Alarm transmitter, is a self-contained Auxiliary Signaling Device that responds to contact closures from standard fire panels, emergency switch devices, supervisory switch devices and auxiliary switch devices to generate an alarm message in a standard Kingfisher KFRA-C receiving processing unit format and transmits that message by radio. The STAR is contained in a NEMA-1 cabinet and derives power from a 120VAC circuit.

Operation:

There are two basic units that make up the STAR subsystem. An interface circuit controls the power subsystem and monitors up to six Class B monitored inputs. It applies debounce logic to signals on these inputs to prevent responding to external noise, such as that due to lightning strikes in the area. When an alarm is warranted, the interface triggers the radio transmitter control circuitry to initiate the transmission of the alarm message. Input zones are independently monitored for fault conditions.

The radio circuitry monitors input signals and builds an alarm message that it transmits on a pre-selected VHF radio frequency channel. Several alarm message formats that conform to an existing Kingfisher messaging standard can be selected. Message format specifics are selected by the alarm technician using a laptop computer or the Kingfisher Cordless Programmer app (Android or iOS). When used with the KCi MCR2 receiver, up to 21 standard event types and unlimited user defined event types are supported. Per FCC requirements, the STAR transmitter employs a 60-second lockout after the completion of each full round cycle and limits output power to 1W.

S T A R Software Defined Radio Transmitter

S T A R

SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO

TRANSMITTER

Kingfisher Company, inc.

Features:

• Box Number and Test Time can be easily programmed by a laptop computer or Kingfisher Programming Unit.

(SMPU)

• Can transmit Emergency Response Signals such as Fire, Medical, Supervisory, Police, etc.

• STAR can be connected to standard fire panels and city master boxes

• FM approved

• Meets and exceeds NFPA 72 and 1221 standards

• F.C.C. Certificated—1W max output with 60-sec inter-transmit lockout

• NEMA-1 and NEMA-3R Cabinet

• Automatic Self-Testing

• Includes Kingfisher 211 lock

• Capable of operating on 100 to 120VAC power, without any modification.

• Optional keyed-alike locks - Cat 30, 702, A126, or user-specific

• Meets FCC and NTIA narrowband requirements (6kHz)

• 0-24 hr programmable self test interval

Kingfisher Company, inc. 81 Old Ferry Road - Lowell, MA 01854 Phone: 978-596-0214 Fax: 978-596-0217 www.kfci.com

Specifications:

Alarm Interface:

Monitored Dry Contact Inputs: 6, independently supervised

Monitored Local Energy Input: 1

Input Termination Resistance: 10 kΩ

Dry Contact Trouble Output: 1

Power Sources:

AC Voltage Range: 85-135 VAC

AC Frequency: 50-60 Hz

AC Current: Standby 0.4 Amps @115 VAC @ 60Hz ( Model 99952 only) Maximum-fused at 1amp Backup Battery Voltage: 12.6 V nominal

Backup Battery Capacity: 12 Volt, 2.5 Ah or the 5 Ah sizes will fit in enclosure

(2.5 ah battery provides 72 hours standby and 15 min alarm at room temperature)

Radio:

Frequency Range: 72 MHz through 174 MHz

Modulation: AM

Power Source: 12-15 VDC

Power Limitation: Transmitter output 1 watt maximum

Bandwidth: Meets FCC and NTIA narrowband requirements

Environmental:

Temperature Range (Operational): -40°C (-40°F) through 60°C (140°F)

Temperature Range (Storage): -40°C (-40°F) through 125°C (257°F)

Humidity: <99% non-condensing

Dimension:

NEMA 1: 18” H x 12” W x 3.3” D

NEMA 3R: 26” H x 20” W x 6.6” D

Programmable Parameters

Box Number Zone Enable / Disable Number of Rounds 21 Standard + User Defined Event Types Address Digits Self-Test Time Function Digits Antenna Test AC trouble delay (0—6 hrs) Return-to-Normal Enable / Disable Latching / Non-Latching Time between rounds NO / NC Zone Type Time between messages (FCC 60 sec) Self-Test Interval (1 min—24 hrs) Power Out Attenuation Level http://www.kfci.com/

Phone: 978-596-0214 Fax: 978-596-0217 www.kfci.com

KCi # Model # Description

99952 STAR STAR Transmitter—6 zone—Low or High Band, NEMA 1 Cabinet, 211 Key & Lock

99952-3R STAR3R

STAR Transmitter—6 zone—Low or High Band, NEMA 3R Cabinet, 211 Key & Lock

79952 STAR Transmitter Subplate Replacement

97953 FPF Factory Programmed Frequency—Required at time of order (no charge)

Options

99954 FMK Flush Mount Kit

66955 ZDS/6 Zone Bypass Module, includes a disconnect switch for each of (6) six zones

97960 SMPU KFRA-C/STAR Maintenance / Programmer Unit

91954 KCI Kingfisher Cordless Interface

99952-DTS Specification Data Sheet

ORDERING INFORMATION

Kingfisher Company, inc., products must be used within their published specifications and must be PROPERLY specified, applied, installed, operated, maintained and operationally tested in accordance with their installation instructions at the time of installation and at least twice a year or more often and in accordance with local, state and federal codes, regulations and laws. Specification, application, installation, operation, maintenance and testing must be performed by qualified personnel for proper operation in accordance with all of the latest National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Underwriters’ Laboratories (UL), National Electrical Code (NEC), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), local, state, county, province, district, federal and other applicable building and fire standards, guidelines, regulations, laws and codes including, but not limited to, all appendices and amendments and the requirements of the local authority having jurisdiction

(AHJ).

NOTE: Due to continuous development of our products, specifications and offerings are subject to change without notice in accordance with

Kingfisher Company, inc., standard terms and conditions

Installations:

• All installations shall comply with the Kingfisher Antenna Installation manual part # 75092

Phone: 978-596-0214 Fax: 978-596-0217 www.kfci.com

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