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AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000

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Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH

Operation and Commissioning Manual

2020.08 | 01 | F.01U.391.015

Lens settings

Lens opening angle

ALC mode
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Configuration

Camera

Installer

Menu

ALC mode

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Focus Position
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Configuration

Camera

Installer

Menu

Lens Wizard...

Focus position

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Day mode

Night mode

Focus Indicator
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Configuration

Camera

Installer

Menu

Lens Wizard...

Focus

indicator

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Day mode

Night mode

IR-corrected lens
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Configuration

Camera

Installer

Menu

Lens Wizard...

IR-corrected

lens

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Off

Network settings

IP address
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Configuration

Network

Access

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Connection

IP connection tested

Yes

Relay connected to

Relay tested

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Relay Idle state

CLOSED

OPEN

VFD Settings

Flame detection

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Configuration

Alarm

Fire detection

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Off

Sensitivity

o low

o mid

o high

Verification time [s]

Smoke detection

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Configuration

Alarm

Fire detection

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Off

Sensitivity

o low

o mid

o high

Verification time [s]

Masks (smoke, flame, smoke time
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Summary of Contents for AVIOTEC IPSTARLIGHT 8000

Page 1: ...AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000 FCS 8000 VFD B Firmware 7 7x en Operation and Commissioning Manual ...

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Page 3: ...issioning 19 4 4 Lens mounting 19 4 5 Camera mounting 20 4 6 Setting the field of view 21 4 7 Wiring of the camera 22 4 8 Alarm output 23 4 9 Alarm input 24 5 Camera integration 27 5 1 Local Area Network 28 5 2 Local Area Network with recording solution 28 5 3 Monitoring Center 29 5 4 Fire Alarm Control Panel 29 5 5 Mobile Devices 31 6 Access to the device 32 6 1 Access via web interface 32 6 2 Co...

Page 4: ...ions at the camera site 43 9 2 No alarm transmission 43 9 3 No fire detection 43 9 4 Image quality 43 9 5 Camera 43 10 Maintenance 45 10 1 Cleaning 45 10 2 Repair 45 10 3 Reset 45 10 4 Maintenance intervals 45 11 Technical data 47 12 Appendices 49 12 1 LVF 5005C S4109 standard lens 49 12 1 1 Flame detection 49 12 1 2 Smoke detection 51 12 2 LVF 8008C P0413 53 12 2 1 Flame detection 53 12 2 2 Smoke...

Page 5: ...eral Safety Messages Notices Warning Do not moisten the electronic appliances inside of the lens It may cause fire or electric shock In this case shut off the power supplied to the lens immediately Caution The Low Voltage power supply unit must comply with EN UL 60950 The power supply must be a SELV LPS unit or a SELV Class 2 unit Safety Extra Low Voltage Limited Power Source Caution Installation ...

Page 6: ...ndoor use only This product is designed for indoor use only Outdoor use is not allowed Notice No direct connection to fire services in EN54 compliant installations Authorities can allow a connection to fire services after verifying alarms in a monitoring center Notice Minimum Illumination required To ensure the proper functioning of the video based fire detection algorithm a minimal illumination o...

Page 7: ...gions with continuous upward motion Continuous upward motion might lead to false alarms Notice Make sure the camera is firmly mounted Camera shake might lead to false alarms Avoid vibrations of the camera and the camera environment Notice No detection of irregular expanding smoke Smoke plumes must move in a constant direction with a minimum density to be detected by the video based fire detection ...

Page 8: ...ed on a claim the product failed to give warning 2 2 About this manual This manual has been compiled with great care and the information it contains has been thoroughly verified The text was correct at the time of printing however the content can change without notice Bosch Security Systems accepts no liability for damage resulting directly or indirectly from faults incompleteness or discrepancies...

Page 9: ...e space 500 In general a uniformly illuminated monitoring area is advantageous for the video based fire detection Backlight should be avoided Dynamic range The dynamic range is the ratio between the darkest spot compared to the lightest spot in the application Use a luxmeter to determine the brightness in your application The dynamic range in the camera image the detection area must be equal or le...

Page 10: ...hat can be observed by the video based fire detection It is depending on the setting of the camera lens 2 4 4 Different angle types There are different types of angles influencing the set up of the camera The following overview helps to get a better understanding of angles which are important for the video based fire detection Angle between ground and line of sight The angle between a fire on the ...

Page 11: ...01U 391 015 Opening angle of the lens The opening angle of the lens can be set from wide angle to telephoto setting This influences the field of view of the camera Angle for vertical alignment of the camera The vertical alignment of the camera is also important for the video based fire detection A flat angle is recommended ...

Page 12: ...2020 08 01 F 01U 391 015 Operation and Commissioning Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Angle for horizontal alignment of the camera Align the camera according to your application by adjusting the angle of the horizontal alignment of the camera ...

Page 13: ...s kind of visual fire detection It is important to avoid obstructions in the field of view Sometimes obstructions cannot be prevented e g building construction factors or huge machine parts In this case it is necessary to analyze whether there is any need for further video based fire detection cameras 3 1 1 Flame detection characteristics Flames will be analyzed by means of their behavior Flickeri...

Page 14: ... in which the smoke density decreases is called ambient smoke The smoke motion is not directly visible Ambient smoke will not be detected 1 2 3 1 Ambient smoke 2 Smoke plume 3 Fire Minimum smoke width and motion speed A minimum speed of smoke is needed together with a minimum width of the smoke plume to be detected by the video based fire detection The minimum motion speed of smoke and the minimum...

Page 15: ...on of the camera might not be detected The intelligent smoke detection covers a large area of application Nevertheless there might be some disruptive factors in the operational environment of the customer Objects with a similar movement pattern of smoke might cause false alarms e g escalators or conveyor belts Smoke density A minimum smoke density is required to identify the smoke plume The smoke ...

Page 16: ... Sicherheitssysteme GmbH σBG σS Figure 3 1 Smoke density definition The effect of contrast reduction by smoke is described by the formula with the contrast values for a temporal average image with smoke σs and the contrast for the background σbg Exemplary images for smoke densities are shown in the following table ...

Page 17: ...lar conditions with an equal colored background smoke is visible when the smoke density exceeds 40 In case of a background with high color saturation e g deep blue or a high background intensity or strong contrasts or very strong color contrast e g black and white or blue and yellow behind the smoke region the required smoke density can increase up to 90 before smoke is detected ...

Page 18: ...ary Notice Avoid image regions with continuous upward motion Continuous upward motion might lead to false alarms Notice Make sure the camera is firmly mounted Camera shake might lead to false alarms Avoid vibrations of the camera and the camera environment 4 1 Requirements When installing the camera take the following points into account or have prepared the following Computer and its IP address D...

Page 19: ...sary you can also create additional users 4 Check that the firmware version installed on the camera is up to date and update it if necessary Always test the fire detection after updating to the latest firmware 5 Set the current time and date and assign a camera name if required 6 Change the fire detection settings as planned 7 Adjust the recording settings if necessary 4 3 On site commissioning 1 ...

Page 20: ...he protection cap from the lens 3 Screw the lens onto the camera Plug the lens connector into the camera it automatically detects the type of lens Pin DC iris lens 1 Damp 2 Damp 3 Drive 4 Drive 4 5 Camera mounting Mounting variants Due to the provided mounting bracket the camera can be easily mounted There are three main mounting variants to install the camera A B C Figure 4 1 Mounting variants ...

Page 21: ...w 4 Tighten the mounting bracket lock ring to fix the camera in the desired position 4 6 Setting the field of view After the camera is mounted to the surface the field of view can be set 1 focal length 2 focus The field of view must be set manually according to the following steps 1 Manually adjust the focal length on the lens to obtain the required field of view 2 Manually adjust the focus on the...

Page 22: ...PoE approved devices The camera is intended to be powered via a STP Category 5e cable in a Power over Ethernet PoE network environment This is the default power supply 1 Connect the camera to a 10 100 Base T network 2 Use STP Category 5e cable with RJ45 connectors the camera network socket is Auto MDIX compliant P The LEDs beside the Ethernet connection indicate network connection green lit and IP...

Page 23: ... Source The camera can be supplied with a power supply in case of missing PoE feature of the network or for redundancy reasons Connect an approved power supply unit with a rated supply voltage of 12 VDC as follows 1 Strip back 7 mm 0 28 in of insulation on the power supply cable must be 16 28 AWG UL 14 30 AWG 2 Loosen the screws of the supplied 2 pole connector and insert the stripped wires then t...

Page 24: ... for switching external devices such as lamps or sirens Alarm output switching capability Max voltage 30 VAC or 40 VDC Max 0 5 A continuous 10 VA Pin Alarm socket 3 Alarm out 6 The maximum wire diameter is 18 28 AWG UL 16 28 AWG for both stranded and solid cut back 7 mm 0 28 in of insulation 4 9 Alarm input The alarm contact assignment is shown in the figure below ...

Page 25: ... M Alarm 4 5 6 1 2 3 2 mm 0 08 in Alarm in Use the alarm input to connect external alarm devices such as door contacts or sensors TTL logic 5 V nominal 40 VDC max DC coupled with 50 kOhm pull up to 3 3 V Configurable as active low or active high A zero potential make contact or switch can be used as the actuator use a bounce free contact system Pin Alarm socket 1 Alarm in 1 4 Ground Pin Alarm sock...

Page 26: ...ht 8000 2020 08 01 F 01U 391 015 Operation and Commissioning Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Pin Alarm socket 5 Ground The maximum wire diameter is 18 28 AWG UL 16 28 AWG for both stranded and solid cut back 7 mm 0 28 in of insulation ...

Page 27: ...tion can be easily integrated into the network environment of the customer There are several possibilities to connect the camera Various combinations are possible The individual customer network properties determine the performance and scalability of the system Camera Network switch PoE ready Client PC Video Recording Manager VRM Router Internet Monitoring Center Fire alarm control panel ...

Page 28: ...ion of the video based fire detection into the network of the customer is easy There are a lot of opportunities regarding to scalability and enlargement of the network 5 2 Local Area Network with recording solution Recording and archiving functionality in the network can be realized by a video recording manager VRM Fire cause analysis and traceability due to legal matters are only two examples of ...

Page 29: ... rescue measures 5 4 Fire Alarm Control Panel AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000 can be connected to the a fire alarm control panel The alarm will be triggered by the relay output of the camera Notice No direct connection to fire services in EN54 compliant installations Authorities can allow a connection to fire services after verifying alarms in a monitoring center Notice No existing standards There are n...

Page 30: ...output of the camera can be connected to a fire alarm control panel The camera alarm output is triggered by a relay that is normally open In case of alarm the relay is closed 4 5 6 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 D A T A A L A R M 4 5 6 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2 3 D A T A A L A R M EN54 NO See the documentation of the individual manufacturer for further information about the connection to a fire alarm control panel ...

Page 31: ...sch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Operation and Commissioning Manual 2020 08 01 F 01U 391 015 5 5 Mobile Devices Another advantage of the network integration of the video based fire detection is the expandability to mobile devices such as tablets or smartphones ...

Page 32: ...tically assign a Link Local Auto IP address For certain applications the DHCP server must support the fixed assignment between IP address and MAC address and must be appropriately set up so that once an IP address is assigned it is retained each time the system is rebooted 6 1 Access via web interface Please note that an Internet Explorer with activated ActiveX plugin is required The plugin is ava...

Page 33: ... in a scheduled configuration see Setting up VCA Silent VCA profile 1 renameable in VCA settings profile 2 renameable in VCA settings General and special settings for Fire detection are selectable Anytime you change the settings confirm with Set to apply these changes If you want to abort just click on another menu option for example Audio Alarm The Intelligent Video Analytics functions and the vi...

Page 34: ...eeds The following table shows the different settings Sensitivity low mid high Smoke High contrast and colored objects in the video image cause false alarms recommendatio n set also Verification time s to 20s Slow moving objects e g cranes slow vehicles automatic doors cause false alarms recommendatio n set also Verification time s to 20s Default setting If no moving objects are expected Flames Bl...

Page 35: ...the first time It depends on the special customer environment whether there will be false alarms or not With automasking detection disturbing areas in the picture can automatically be masked out by the system If there is no alarm no automask will be generated The user can change the size of the automasks to minimize the masked out area The system is limited to 16 automasks 8 masks for smoke detect...

Page 36: ...upply voltage is interrupted or switched off Automasks that already have been saved will remain unaffected Notice If you change the settings of Verification time s it is necessary to renew the automasks 1 Navigate to Configuration Alarm Fire detection 2 Select Automask The system automatically generates predefined masks from the alarm memory The automasks are illustrated as rectangles with red das...

Page 37: ... lighting situation 7 3 1 General lightning settings There are three different settings in the camera menu that are important for lighting in relation to video based fire detection Go to Camera Installer Menu Day Night You can select the following settings Auto the camera switches the IR cut off filter on and off depending on the scene illumination level Select this setting if you have continuous ...

Page 38: ...arm Outputs Idle state 1 Under Idle state select the desired initial state of the relay 2 Select from the following options Closed the relay is normally closed Open the relay is normally open Output name An individual name can be assigned to the relay The name is shown on the button The Live page can also be configured to display this individual name Toggle You can click the button to switch the a...

Page 39: ...and these are always active simultaneously For example if you choose VCA profile 1 the Fire detection profile 1 is enabled If you choose VCA profile 2 the Fire detection profile 2 is enabled Silent VCA VCA not configurable VCA profile 1 VCA profile 2 Fire detection Silent VCA linked see Fire detection only page 39 x x Fire detection VCA profile 1 x linked x Fire detection VCA profile 2 x x linked ...

Page 40: ...entry in the table 4 Click OK to accept the selection The window closes 5 Assign the individual holidays to the VCA profiles as described above Deleting Holidays Delete defined holidays at any time 1 Click Delete A new window opens 2 Click the date to delete 3 Click OK The item is deleted from the table and the window closes 4 The process must be repeated for deleting additional days Notice If you...

Page 41: ... elapses the alarm is not triggered A delay period may be useful in avoiding false alarms or frequent triggering During the delay period the Silent VCA configuration is always enabled 4 Go to Interfaces select Alarm Inputs and adapt the corresponding alarm input to your needs Notice If you have not yet created any fire detection profiles see Fire detection and VCA profiles page 39 you must do so a...

Page 42: ... the general settings of the fire detection have to be adjusted Problem Solution Short false alarms for smoke detection Increase the duration of smoke detection Smoke Verification time s Short false alarms for flame detection Increase the duration of flame detection Flames Verification time s 9 1 3 False alarms at small constant areas Individual image areas are affected and have to be adjusted Pro...

Page 43: ...n settings Configuration Alarm Fire detection Check the video client settings 9 3 No fire detection Problem No detection of fire Solution Check fire detection settings Configuration Alarm Fire detection Check mask settings Check privacy mask settings Check the focus of the lens Configuration Camera Installer Menu Lens Wizard Check obstructions in the field of view Check the detection area Check mi...

Page 44: ...necessary The camera has four LEDs on the rear panel Two LEDs indicate the camera status red for error green for OK Two LEDs green and orange beside the network connection indicate the LAN and PoE status No OSD messages appear Special Video SDK is required Video management software from third parties does not use the SDK The ping command can be used to check the connection between two IP addresses...

Page 45: ...ry the lens surface Use special lens cleaning paper or cloth treated with lens cleaning fluid to gently wipe off any remaining dirt wipe spirally from the lens center towards the edge 10 2 Repair Notice Never open the casing of the unit The unit does not contain any user serviceable parts Refer all repairs to suitable qualified specialists 10 3 Reset Use the factory reset button to restore the uni...

Page 46: ...8 01 F 01U 391 015 Operation and Commissioning Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Testing Inspection frequency Item to inspect annually quarterly regularly Check the camera lens for pollution and damage X Functional check X Check of the video image X ...

Page 47: ...F to 158 F Operating Humidity 20 to 93 RH Storage Humidity up to 98 RH Input output Analog video out SMB connector CVBS PAL NTSC 1 Vpp 75 Ohm Audio line in 1 Vrms max 18 kOhm typical Audio line out 0 85 Vrms at 1 5 kOhm typical Audio connectors 3 5 mm mono jack Alarm input 2 inputs Alarm input activation 5 VDC nominal 40 VDC max DC coupled with 50 kOhm pull up resistor to 3 3 VDC 0 5 V is low 1 4 ...

Page 48: ...AL 9006 Metallic Titanium Tripod Mount Bottom and top 1 4 inch 20 UNC Sustainability PVC free Network Protocols IPv4 IPv6 UDP TCP HTTP HTTPS RTP RTCP IGMP V2 V3 ICMP ICMPv6 RTSP FTP ARP DHCP APIPA Auto IP link local address NTP SNTP SNMP V1 V3 MIB II 802 1x DNS DNSv6 DDNS DynDNS org selfHOST de no ip com SMTP iSCSI UPnP SSDP DiffServ QoS LLDP SOAP Dropbox CHAP digest authentication Encryption TLS1...

Page 49: ...he optical distorsion of the lens there are deviating maximum detection distances at the margin area of the picture A A C C C C B B D Figure 12 1 Definition of margin areas of the picture A Horizontal margin area B Vertical margin area C Corner area D Center 12 1 LVF 5005C S4109 standard lens 12 1 1 Flame detection Opening angle 100 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 15 8 10 9 8 8 18 2 0 5 26 5 18 2 14 7 30...

Page 50: ...13 2 11 8 19 7 0 5 29 4 22 19 7 32 9 0 75 44 33 29 5 49 3 1 58 8 44 1 39 4 65 8 1 25 73 4 55 1 49 2 82 2 1 5 88 2 66 1 59 1 98 7 2 117 6 88 2 78 8 131 6 2 5 147 110 3 98 5 164 5 3 176 4 132 3 118 3 197 4 Opening angle 75 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 21 2 17 4 16 0 22 8 0 5 35 4 29 1 26 7 38 0 0 75 53 1 43 7 40 1 57 0 1 70 8 58 2 53 5 76 0 1 25 88 5 72 8 66 8 95 0 1 5 106 2 87 4 80 2 114 0 2 141 6 116 ...

Page 51: ... 32 8 32 1 36 0 0 5 58 3 54 8 53 6 60 0 0 75 87 5 82 2 80 4 90 0 1 116 7 109 6 107 2 120 0 1 25 145 9 137 0 134 0 150 0 1 5 175 2 164 5 160 9 180 1 2 233 6 219 3 214 6 240 1 2 5 292 0 274 2 268 2 300 1 3 350 5 329 1 321 9 360 2 12 1 2 Smoke detection Opening angle 100 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 11 1 7 6 6 2 12 8 0 5 18 5 12 7 10 3 21 3 0 75 27 9 19 1 15 5 32 0 1 37 1 25 5 20 6 42 6 1 25 46 4 31 9 25...

Page 52: ... m A B C D 0 3 14 8 12 1 11 1 15 9 0 5 24 7 20 3 18 7 26 6 0 75 37 1 30 5 28 0 39 9 1 49 5 40 7 37 4 53 2 1 25 61 9 50 9 46 8 66 5 1 5 74 3 61 1 56 1 79 8 2 99 1 81 5 74 9 106 4 2 5 123 9 101 9 93 6 133 0 3 148 7 122 4 112 4 159 7 Opening angle 60 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 18 2 16 3 15 3 19 3 0 5 30 5 27 3 25 6 32 2 0 75 45 8 41 0 38 5 48 4 1 61 1 54 7 51 3 64 5 1 25 76 3 68 3 64 1 80 6 1 5 91 7 82...

Page 53: ...8008C P0413 12 2 1 Flame detection Opening angle 100 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 15 6 10 6 8 3 18 4 0 5 26 0 17 7 13 8 30 7 0 75 39 1 26 6 20 8 46 1 1 52 2 35 5 27 7 61 5 1 25 65 3 44 4 34 7 76 9 1 5 78 4 53 3 41 6 92 3 2 104 6 71 1 55 5 123 1 2 5 130 8 88 9 69 4 153 9 3 156 9 106 7 83 3 184 7 Opening angle 90 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 17 3 12 9 10 6 19 8 0 5 28 9 21 7 17 7 33 1 0 75 43 4 32 5 26 6 49...

Page 54: ...3 263 9 235 0 219 2 276 5 Opening angle 45 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 35 0 32 5 31 6 36 2 0 5 58 3 54 1 52 7 60 3 0 75 87 6 81 3 79 2 90 5 1 116 8 108 4 105 6 120 7 1 25 146 1 135 6 132 0 150 9 1 5 175 3 162 7 158 5 181 1 2 233 7 216 9 211 3 241 4 2 5 292 2 271 2 264 1 301 8 3 350 7 325 4 317 0 362 2 Opening angle 33 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 47 4 46 1 45 4 48 4 0 5 79 0 77 0 75 7 80 7 0 75 118 5 115...

Page 55: ... 5 91 5 62 2 48 6 107 7 3 109 9 74 7 58 3 129 3 Opening angle 90 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 12 1 9 1 7 4 13 9 0 5 20 2 15 1 12 4 23 1 0 75 30 3 22 7 18 6 34 7 1 40 5 30 3 24 8 46 3 1 25 50 6 37 9 31 0 57 9 1 5 60 8 45 5 37 3 69 5 2 81 1 60 8 49 7 92 7 2 5 101 3 75 9 62 1 115 8 3 121 6 91 1 74 6 139 0 Opening angle 60 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 18 4 16 4 15 3 19 3 0 5 30 7 27 3 25 5 32 2 0 75 46 1 41 0...

Page 56: ...211 3 3 245 4 227 8 221 9 253 5 Opening angle 33 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 33 1 32 2 31 7 33 8 0 5 55 2 53 8 52 9 56 4 0 75 82 9 80 8 79 4 84 7 1 110 6 107 7 46 2 112 9 1 25 138 3 134 7 57 8 141 2 1 5 165 9 161 6 158 9 169 4 2 221 3 215 6 211 9 225 9 2 5 276 6 269 5 264 9 282 4 3 332 0 323 4 317 9 338 9 12 3 LVF 5005N S1250 12 3 1 Flame detection Opening angle 33 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 47 6 45 7 ...

Page 57: ...403 3 393 3 389 4 408 0 2 5 504 1 491 6 486 8 510 0 3 605 0 590 0 584 2 612 0 Opening angle 20 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 78 5 77 4 76 9 79 1 0 5 130 8 129 1 128 1 131 8 0 75 196 4 193 7 192 3 197 8 1 261 8 258 3 256 4 263 7 1 25 327 4 323 0 320 6 329 7 1 5 392 8 387 5 384 6 395 6 2 523 8 516 8 512 9 527 5 2 5 654 8 646 0 641 2 659 4 3 785 8 775 2 769 4 791 3 Opening angle 14 Fire width m A B C D 0 ...

Page 58: ... 925 6 2 1232 5 1229 7 1227 8 1234 1 2 5 1540 7 1537 2 1534 8 1542 7 3 1848 8 1844 6 1841 7 1851 2 12 3 2 Smoke detection Opening angle 33 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 33 3 32 0 31 4 33 9 0 5 55 6 53 4 52 4 56 6 0 75 83 4 80 1 78 6 84 9 1 111 2 106 8 104 8 113 2 1 25 139 1 133 6 131 2 141 6 1 5 167 0 160 3 157 4 169 9 2 222 6 213 8 209 8 226 5 2 5 278 3 267 3 262 4 283 2 3 334 0 320 7 314 8 339 8 Open...

Page 59: ...4 9 271 2 269 2 276 9 2 366 6 361 7 359 0 369 2 2 5 458 4 452 2 448 8 461 6 3 550 0 542 6 538 6 553 9 Opening angle 14 Fire width m A B C D 0 3 78 5 78 0 77 6 78 8 0 5 130 8 130 1 129 4 131 3 0 75 196 3 195 2 194 2 197 0 1 261 7 260 3 258 9 262 7 1 25 327 2 325 4 323 7 328 4 1 5 392 7 390 5 388 5 394 1 2 523 6 520 7 518 0 525 5 2 5 654 5 650 9 647 6 656 9 3 785 4 781 0 777 0 788 2 Opening angle 8 ...

Page 60: ... 4 1079 9 3 1294 1 1291 2 1289 2 1295 8 12 4 Commissioning report Camera installation and configuration protocol General Camera name Configuration General Identification Firmware version Configuration Service System Overview Date Time setting Configuration General Date Time o Synchronized Mounting height Field of view Please add a screenshot Screenshot location e g network folder ...

Page 61: ...t mode IR corrected lens Configuration Camera Installer Menu Lens Wizard IR corrected lens o On o Off Network settings IP address Configuration Network Network Access Connection IP connection tested o Yes o No Relay connected to Relay tested o Yes o No Relay Idle state o CLOSED o OPEN VFD Settings Flame detection Configuration Alarm Fire detection o On o Off Sensitivity o low o mid o high Verifica...

Page 62: ...62 en Appendices AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000 2020 08 01 F 01U 391 015 Operation and Commissioning Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Privacy Masks Please add a screenshot o Yes o No ...

Page 63: ...IOTEC IP starlight 8000 Appendices en 63 Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Operation and Commissioning Manual 2020 08 01 F 01U 391 015 Further configuration e g recording DynDNS VCA configuration Alarm Inputs ...

Page 64: ...es LEDs and adjust the ALC mode flickering o Checked ALC mode set to Check the illuminance in the picture Best detection results with a maximum dynamic factor of 5 min to max in the picture o Checked Darkest spot lx Brightest spot lx Check camera field of view for backlights Minimize backlights o No backlights o Number of backlights in the field of view Please make smoke tests close to backlights ...

Page 65: ...sults smoke cartridges Day Night Color Monochrome Distance to smoke cartridge Illumination Smoke cartridge s Smoke detected o Yes o No o Yes o No Field of view Please add a screenshot Smoke test results test video Day Night Color Monochrome Distance to monitor Illumination Smoke detected o Yes o No o Yes o No Field of view Please add a screenshot ...

Page 66: ...test video Day Night Color Monochrome Distance to monitor Illumination Flame detected o Yes o No o Yes o No Field of view Please add a screenshot Smoke flame test results test video Day Night Color Monochrome Distance to monitor Illumination Smoke detected o Yes o No o Yes o No Flame detected o Yes o No o Yes o No Field of view Please add a screenshot ...

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