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UPS

An alternative UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply), or maintained, supply can be incorporated into an installation 
if required by connecting the IEC panel plug on the case. When the mains supply fails this will provide power to the 
controls and the pump/solenoid output but the fluid heater control is disabled. A “

MAINS FAIL

” message also

 

alternates with the normal status in the display. A UPS alarm can be enabled in Parameter Adjustment Level 2 so 

that a “

NO UPS

” message alternates with the normal status in the display if the UPS supply is not present. If the UPS 

supply fails the unit operates normally when a mains supply is available.

E+ PARAMETER ADJUSTMENTS

ENGINEER ACCESS PIN

Access to parameter setting Levels 1 & 2 is controlled using an Engineer PIN. The default is set to 1993 but it can be 
changed if required as the last item in Level 2. To enter the PIN:

On the Display Panel, hold down the 

• 

!

 and 

p

 buttons to display “Access Code: 0 0 0 0” with a flashing cursor 

underline on the first digit.

Press 

• 

q

 or 

p

 to select the first number.

Press ! to move to the second digit.

• 

Repeat the above until the 4th digit is correctly displayed.

• 

Press ! to enter parameter setting Level 1.

• 

If the wrong code has been entered the message “WRONG CODE” is displayed along with the incorrectly input 

• 

number.

Once a correct Engineer PIN has been entered it is enabled for 10 minutes although the display will time-out after 10 
seconds of inactivity. However, if the 

!

 key is pressed within 10 minutes the display returns to the Access Code input 

display and Parameter Adjustment Level 1 will be immediately displayed when re-entering the programming function 
by a second press of the 

!

 key. An enabled Engineer PIN is cancelled if the mains power is turned off.

PARAMETER ADJUSTMENTS

Adjustments can be made to many of the E+ operating parameters by entering the Engineer PIN as above, pressing 

the 

!

 button to scroll through the adjustable parameters and using the 

q

 and 

p

 buttons to change the setting.

Summary of Contents for E+ Series

Page 1: ...E SERIES INSTALLATION AND OPERATORS MANUAL v2011 1 CAN T SEE IT CAN T STEAL IT...

Page 2: ...t Smoke Screen Limited 1 2 North End Swineshead Lincolnshire PE20 3LR Tel 44 01205 821111 Email info smoke screen co uk www smoke screen co uk IMPORTANT Please read this manual before commencing insta...

Page 3: ...f 40 years of continuous application development There is even a very good reason for the shape of the generators The E Series is exactly the right shape to be passed through a ceiling grid and mounte...

Page 4: ...inputs are open and the Hold off is open providing confirmation No Hold off attached Both Set and Trigger inputs are open If no Hold off is attached the Level 2 parameter HO Alarm on off should be cha...

Page 5: ...nt the unit from firing in the event of a false panel alarm SMOKE PRODUCTION TIME The Smoke On time can be set in 15 second increments up to a maximum of 10 minutes parameter Level 1 If the unit goes...

Page 6: ...old down the and p buttons to display Access Code 0 0 0 0 with a flashing cursor underline on the first digit Press q or p to select the first number Press to move to the second digit Repeat the above...

Page 7: ...On off On H O R e t r i g On off On A l a r m I g n o r e 0 to 9 half second increments 0 4 5 secs 1 T e m p D i s p l a y On off Off N e t w o r k A d d r 1 to 999 001 E n g i n e e r Engineer Code...

Page 8: ...ter a period with no button pressed in manual mode If any of the following conditions exist the display will alternate between the Ready Smoke display and the Conditions displays If more than one cond...

Page 9: ...m m h h d d m m Alarm Panel Off Closed Contacts P o n s s m m h h d d m m Panel Set On Open Contacts P o f f s s m m h h d d m m Panel Set Off Closed Contacts H O o n s s m m h h d d m m Hold off On O...

Page 10: ...djustment mode and check the following settings are correct Level 1 Smoke On Time 120 seconds Sound Rpt 5 min Sound Sil 2 hrs Aux Run 59 minutes Level 2 Smoke Test Off UPS Alarm Off On if UPS is fitte...

Page 11: ...ed Relay rated at 1A 24vDC Contacts close when Smoke activated Contacts close when UPS is OK or UPS Alert is disabled Contacts closed when fluid level low Contacts closed when ready Additional Informa...

Page 12: ...wFlu n o Ready n c Ready c Ready n o Notes Take care with Trigger and Set connections Do not cross connect ve and ve rails together PCB max output current is 250mA Alarm Panel Set Set Intruder Intrude...

Page 13: ...NSTALLATION GUIDE Wall mounting slot Cable entry Carry handle and suspension bracket fitting Mains cable LED Display Fluid bottle Door lock hold off optional Interface optional Intruder alarm panel ho...

Page 14: ...ceed to step 2 If the unit is to be mounted in the ceiling proceed to step 3 Fixing the mounting bracket First drill four holes using the mounting bracket as a template Then secure the bracket to the...

Page 15: ...ut Put two nuts and washers on each bar leaving enough space in between for the units mounting bracket ceiling false roof Fixing the mounting bracket First remove the handle on top of the unit using a...

Page 16: ...erfly nut and wiring case to expose a bank of connector blocks Carefully connect the wires to the corresponding connector block If no PIR is used link both Tamper PIR Finally the on board timer should...

Page 17: ...racket ELM HP bracket E S e r ie s b r a c k e t Ducting bracket E Series suspension kit Wall mounted E Series aerosol M8 studding Zebedee M8 large washer M8 large washer M8 nut Unistrut M8 studding M...

Page 18: ...Mounting Examples...

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