Apollo SA7100-100APO Manuel utilisateur
Apollo Intelligent
Auto Aligning Beam Detector
User Guide
EN
• All installations should comply with local regulations
• For detectors approved to UL268 refer to NFPA72 for installation guidance. In such
installations, it is advised that the maximum distance of Detector and Reflector from the
ceiling must be 10% of the distance between floor and ceiling
• For installations covering less than 18m, the Short Range Mask must be used
• Position beam as high as possible, but with a minimum distance of 0.5m from Detector and
Reflector to ceiling.
• Mount Detector and Reflector directly opposite each other
• Do NOT position Detector where personnel or objects can enter the beam path
• Do NOT position 2 Detectors facing each other
• Detector LED indicator must face downward
• Do NOT install the Detector or Reflector in environments where condensation or icing are
likely to occur
18—50m = 1
50—100m = 4
8—18m = 1
Use Short Range
Mask
50cm
8-100m
50cm
Ensure clear line of
sight from Detector
to Reflector
Mount on solid surfaces (structural wall or girder)
50cm
50cm
8-100m
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1. General Information
2. Fitting the roduct
3
Clip PCB into
base
Insert Detector
cable
LED indicator must face downward
3. Wiring Diagram
4
It is possible to wire either one or two detectors onto one controller. Refer to section 4. Address
Settings for further information on how to select addresses for each detector.
4. Address Settings
Select the required address using address switches 1 to 7 for XP/Discovery and 1 to 8 for
Soteria with core enabled panel. The reference table can be viewed below, addresses 127-254
relate only to Soteria. When only one detector is connected it will appear on the address set on
the DIP switch. When there are two detectors connected then detector 1 will appear on the
selected address and detector two will appear on the selected address +1.
5
6
5 seconds
5 seconds
5 seconds
NOTE: One System Controller can be used to control and monitor up to two Detector heads.
The ‘#’ symbol in this guide is used to represent the number of the Detector currently selected
(1 or 2).
5. Apply power
• Commissioned system:
• Detectors have been found but the selected Detector is not
aligned:
• Detector is connected but not ‘Found’ (normal on
uncommissioned system):
7
• Communications fault, or no Detector connected:
Press for Pass Code screen:
•Default Pass Code: 1234
•Change digit
•Move between digits
•Accept
•An incorrect Pass Code will return the display
to the Pass Code entry screen
•Three incorrect attempts will lock access for
three minutes
6. Enter ass Code to Access Engineering Menu
7. Find Detectors
60 seconds
•Press to enable ‘Found’ Detectors at any point
during 60s countdown
•Any unused Detector channels are switched off
•Press to re-scan if number is incorrect
This will be the number
of Detectors found
•‘Find’ is automatically displayed the first time this process is run. ‘Find’ can also be accessed
in the System Controller settings menu. Find must be performed when adding or removing a
detector to an already ‘Found’ system.
8
•In ‘Hi A’ mode (default), during
normal operation the system
will take 5.5mA if one Detector
is connected or 8mA if two
Detectors are connected.
During Laser targeting, Auto,
Hand and Home functions, the
system will take 36mA.
•In ‘Lo A’ mode (selected via the
System Controller settings
menu), the system will take
5.5mA or 8mA in ALL modes of
operation. The Detector will
move more slowly during Align,
Laser targeting and Home, so it
is recommended to leave the
system set to ‘Hi A’ if the
current is available.
8. Select ower Mode
9. Select Detector
•Select Detector to be accessed
•All Detectors need to be aligned separately
•Steps 9 to12 explain how to align individual Detectors
1
2
10. Select Distance between Detector and Reflector
•Select 8-50m (default) or 100m
(Set for each Detector)
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Note: When multiple systems are connected to a
loop, it is recommended that only one system at a
time is used in an alignment mode (HAND, AUTO,
LASER, HOME) to ensure that excessive current is
not consumed
11. LASER Targeting
The system will signal Fault while in this mode
The LASER is used to align the Detector with the Reflector. It is an approximate alignment tool
only. After Auto-Align the LASER will not necessarily be pointing on the Reflector
• Use to move the LASER as close to the Reflector as possible
• One press of an arrow key results in one movement of the Detector head
• Press or to turn off the LASER and return to the Settings menu
• Refer to Additional Detector Information for troubleshooting if LASER is not visible
LASER RADIATION - AVOID
DIRECT EYE EX OSURE
OWER OUT UT < 5mW
CLASS IIIa LASER
Wavelength 630 - 680 nm
DAN ER
12. ‘Auto’ Alignment
• Select ‘Auto’ to automatically align the infrared beam
• Signal Strength will be shown during Alignment
• If the LASER is turned on it will not necessarily be pointing on the Reflector after ‘Auto’ is
run - this is normal
• If ‘Auto’ ends with an error code ‘E- ’, refer to troubleshooting
HiA: 2 minutes
LoA: 25 minutes
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