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2.  The purpose of the second stage of alignment 

is to manually adjust the detector so as to align 

the centre of the beam as closely as possible 

with the centre of the refl ector.

  Turn one of the thumbwheels until one of the 

LEDs starts fl ashing. It does not matter whether 

you pan or tilt fi rst or which way you turn the 

thumbwheel (Figs 18 to 20 assume that pan-

ning is carried out fi rst).

  If turning one way does not cause either of the 

LEDs to fl ash, turn the thumbwheel the other 

way.

3. If the amber LED illuminates, turn the 

thumbwheel the other way until either the red 

LED starts to fl ash (beam now close to centre) 

or neither LED fl ashes (beam is in the centre). 

Keep turning until the amber LED fl ashes then 

stop turning (Fig 18). Go to step 5.

4.  If the red LED fl ashes, wait until it stops and then 

turn a few steps more in the same direction. If 

the red LED fl ashes between steps, wait until it 

stops.  Keep turning until the amber LED fl ashes 

then stop turning (Fig 18). Go to step 5.

5.  Turn the thumbwheel back, counting the 

number of turns as you go, until the amber 

LED starts fl ashing again and stop (Fig 19). If 

the red LED fl ashes at any point, wait until it 

goes out before going on.

6. Change the direction of turn of the 

thumbwheel again and turn half the number 

of steps counted (Fig 20). If the red LED fl ashes 

at any point, wait until it goes out before going 

on.

7.  Now turn the other thumbwheel and carry 

out the steps described in points 3 to 6. Figs 

21 and 22 correspondingly show the tilting 

movement.

8.  At the end of the panning and tilting align-

ment procedures the centre of the beam 

should be projected onto the centre of the 

refl ector, as shown in Fig 23. The LEDs will not 

be illuminated.

 The 

refl ective beam detector is now aligned 

and ready for fi nal checks.

AMBER

 

LED

 

FLASHES

NOTE

 

NUMBER

 

OF

 

TURNS

 

UNTIL

 

AMBER

 

LED

 

FLASHES

 

AGAIN

 

TURNING

 

BACK

 

HALF

 

THE

 

NUMBER

 

OF

 

TURNS

 

PUTS

 

THE

 

BEAM

 

AT

 

THE

 

CENTRE

 

OF

 

THE

 

VERTICAL

 

LINES

 

Fig 18

Fig 19

Fig 20 no 

LED 

fl ashes

Fig 21

Fig 22

Fig 23 Detector aligned 

IMAGINARY LINES 

INDICATE LED FLASH 

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Summary of Contents for 55000-268

Page 1: ...EAM DETECTOR INSTALLATION GUIDE Apollo Fire Detectors 36 Brookside Road Havant Hampshire PO9 1JR England www apollo fire co uk PP2146 2003 Issue 1 FIRE DETECTORS LIMITED Part no 55000 268 5 50 metres...

Page 2: ...General 7 Setting the obscuration level 7 Setting the address 9 Fitting the reflective beam detector 10 TARGETING ALIGNING AND COMMISSIONING THE REFLECTIVE BEAM DETECTOR What is targeting and aligning...

Page 3: ...e advice in this guide you will avoid problems and repeated site vists Read the guide through once in order to understand the steps needed to install and align correctly Keep the guide handy to refer...

Page 4: ...registered by the receiver is reduced by an amount dependent on the density of the smoke In the event of the smoke obscuring the light by a pre selected minimum level for a period of 8 to 10 seconds a...

Page 5: ...c tor and the reflector you need to think of the construction of the surface you are fitting it to and to possible changes as a result for example of changing seasons These surfaces must be solid and...

Page 6: ...ith pitched roofs or ceilings the maximum distance either side of the beam in the apex only may be increased by 1 for each degree of ceiling pitch up to a maximum of 25 Fig 2 Example Roof pitch 20 Spa...

Page 7: ...la tion program known as Loop Calculator has been developed by Apollo for use by system designers and is avail able as a free down load from the Apollo website www apollo fire co uk INSTALLING BEAM DE...

Page 8: ...3 6 5 X 64 8 7 2 1 ON 4 3 ADDRESS REFER TO APOLLO PUBLICATIONPP2146 32 L2 OUT LOOP CONNECTOR DIAGNOSTICS L1 IN L2 IN 2 L1 OUT 1 8 4 16 2 1 ON 4 3 6 5 X 64 8 7 Part No 55000 XXXAPO Intelligent DO NOT...

Page 9: ...1 Address 90 Example 0 1 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 Address 1 not used 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 91 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49...

Page 10: ...ng objects i e doors mechanical lifting equipment etc will interfere with the beam path Using the template provided mark the 4 fixing points on the structure and drill holes The rear mounting plate of...

Page 11: ...aligning process the reflective beam detector is panned moved on its vertical axis and tilted moved on its hori zontal axis Two thumbwheels are provided to carry out these actions Fig 8 Successful tar...

Page 12: ...D illuminated if beam hits outer part of the reflector or no part of the reflector red LED flashes if the centre of the beam falls in the area shown as a light ring in Fig 10b The nearer the centre th...

Page 13: ...e thumbwheel and start counting the number of steps 5 Stop turning the thumbwheel when the amber LED goes out and the red LED starts flashing 6 Turn the thumbwheel back half the number of steps counte...

Page 14: ...sition alignment The detector will automatically optimise the infra red beam strength and receiver sensitivity Progress of optimisation is indi cated by the LEDs on the front of the detector Flashing...

Page 15: ...e amber LED flashes then stop turning Fig 18 Go to step 5 5 Turn the thumbwheel back counting the number of turns as you go until the amber LED starts flashing again and stop Fig 19 If the red LED fla...

Page 16: ...When the detector has been switched to Operating Mode it performs an internal cali bration check The amber LED may flash for up to 60 seconds When it goes out perform the reflector test If the detecto...

Page 17: ...argeting mode 3 Alignment mode 4 General fault warning 5 Signal High fault 6 Contamination compensation limit reached 20 Alignment drift negative 25 Detector normal 30 Alignment drift positive 32 Cont...

Page 18: ...ected obscuration threshold taking care not to cover the the trans mitter optics lower lens The beam should change to the alarm condi tion within 10 seconds and the red LED should illuminate Check tha...

Page 19: ...control panel If a value less than 54 is transmitted the self test has failed and the beam detector should be inspected see Troubleshooting on page 20 Output bit 0 is not used Input bits 2 1 and 0 re...

Page 20: ...evice not recognised Type code incompatibility Contact control panel manufacturer to check compatibility Unable to obtain amber flashing alignment LED No power to detector Check wiring Unable to obtai...

Page 21: ...00 273 50 to 100 metres detector to reflector Supply Voltage 17 28V DC plus protocol Supply Current Prism targeting mode 17mA Alignment mode 17mA Run mode quiescent 5mA Alarm LED illuminated 9mA Fault...

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