Det-Tronics U7652 Instructions Manual Download Page 12

In addition, the auxiliary relay in the U7652C can be
set for actuation by either “UV radiation only” or “both
UV and IR radiation” (indoor applications only).

Detector programming is accomplished using jumper
plugs at pin locations W1, W2, W3 and W4 on the
printed circuit board located inside the detector junc-
tion box.  See Figure 4 to locate the pins.

Refer to Table 5 to determine whether the jumper plug
should be installed or omitted for a desired option.
The detector is furnished from the factory with the
jumpers “removed” (the jumper is connected to only
one of the two pins).  This programs the detector for
the following:

— Latching alarm output
— Automatic 

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testing

— Three second response time.

To change the programming of the detector, remove
the junction box cover by loosening the six screws
(without power applied), then position the jumpers as
desired.

STARTUP AND CHECKOUT 
PROCEDURE (MANUAL 

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TEST)

The following procedure should be performed when
installation is complete and, at minimum, every six
months.  More frequent checkouts ensure greater
system reliability.

1.

Disable any extinguishing equipment that is con-
nected to the system.

2.

Apply input power to the system.  (Wait ten sec-
onds after applying power before testing the sys-
tem.)

3.

Shine a Det-Tronics model W867 UV/IR test lamp
into the viewing window of the detector under
test, or press and hold the manual 

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test button if

one has been wired into the system.  The Fire
relay will energize and the LEDs will be illuminat-
ed when the device goes into an alarm condition.

4.

Turn off the UV/IR source (or release the 

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test

button).  If the unit is programmed for non-latch-
ing operation, the Fire relay will become de-ener-
gized and the LEDs will turn off when the UV/IR
source is removed.  If the unit is programmed for
latching operation, it can be reset by removing
input power (0.1 second minimum).

5.

Repeat this test for all detectors in the system.  If
a unit fails the test, refer to Table 6, Manual 

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Troubleshooting, for information on correcting the
problem.

6.

Double check all detectors in the system to be
sure that they are properly aimed at the potential
hazard.

7.

Re-activate all extinguishing equipment that is
connected to the system.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Refer to the “Manual 

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Selected (Jumper W2

Installed)” section below for problems that occur dur-
ing the “Startup and Checkout Procedure (Manual 

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Test),” or during normal operation when manual 

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operation is selected.  Refer to the “Automatic 

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Selected” section below for problems that occur dur-
ing normal operation when automatic 

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operation is

selected. 

IMPORTANT

To ensure reliable protection, 

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related faults

should be corrected promptly.  This is particularly
important in environments where oily substances
can accumulate on the detector window, poten-
tially blinding the detector.

MANUAL 

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SELECTED (Jumper W2 Installed)

or Failure During Startup and Checkout Procedure
(Manual 

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Test)

When manual 

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is selected, the automatically initiat-

ed 

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test is disabled.  In normal operation with man-

ual 

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selected, the sensor LEDs blink alternately at

five second intervals.

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Table 5—Programmable Options

* Factory Setting

** U7652C with Auxiliary Relay Only

Pin Location

Function

Jumper Removed

Jumper Installed

W1

Latch/Non-Latch

Latching*

Non-Latching

W2

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Test

Automatic*

Manual

W3

Alarm Response

3 Second Response*

0.5 Second Response

W4**

Aux. Relay Operation

UV only* 

UV or IR

Summary of Contents for U7652

Page 1: ...tions 95 8385 06 Unitized UV IR Flame Detector U7652 Detector Electronics Corporation 6901 West 110th Street Minneapolis Minnesota 55438 USA Tel 952 941 5665 or 800 765 3473 Fax 952 829 8750 3 01 95 8...

Page 2: ...7 Figure 7 U7652B Wiring Terminal Configuration 7 Figure 8 Wiring Terminal Configuration for U7652C with Auxiliary Relay 7 Figure 9 Wiring Terminal Configuration for U7652C with 4 to 20 ma Output 8 F...

Page 3: ...ouch the connector circuit board or electronic components 4 Alarm and extinguishing devices should be disconnected before performing the manual oi test DESCRIPTION The U7652 UV IR Flame Detector is an...

Page 4: ...ormally de energized no fire Energizes upon detection of fire Field programmable for either latching or non latching operation Fault relay has SPST normally open contacts Normally energized no fault D...

Page 5: ...is 10 degrees and were set for a 0 5 second time delay Response is dependent on the type of fuel the temperature of the fuel and the time required for the fire to build As with all fire tests results...

Page 6: ...erence by EMI and RFI It will not respond to a 5 watt walkie talkie at a dis tance of greater than 1 foot VIEWING WINDOWS Keep the detector viewing windows as free of con taminants as possible in orde...

Page 7: ...IREMENTS Use 16 to 22 gauge 1 5 to 0 5 mm2 cable A minimum input voltage of 18 vdc must be present at the detector Use cable that is suitable for the installation environ ment harsh environments requi...

Page 8: ...SWIVEL CONDUIT SEAL A1478 Figure 3 Vertical Mounting B1437 TERMINAL BLOCK AUXILIARY RELAY OPERATION W4 LATCH NON LATCH W1 ALARM RESPONSE W3 oi TEST W2 CONNECTOR SCREWS 3 MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY Figure 4...

Page 9: ...LT RELAY IS SHOWN DE ENERGIZED BUT IS NORMALLY ENERGIZED WITH POWER APPLIED AND NO FAULTS PRESENT 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 FIRE FAULT CON 1 CON 2 AUX AUX Figure 8 Wiring Terminal Configurat...

Page 10: ...CON 1 CON 1 CON 2 CON 2 SPARE FAULT RELAY 0 47 F 400 VOLT CAPACITOR Figure 10 A Typical System Using U7652B Detectors FAULT RELAY IS SHOWN DE ENERGIZED BUT IS NORMALLY ENERGIZED WITH POWER APPLIED AND...

Page 11: ...used pour the conduit seals and allow them to dry 7 Re install the junction box cover ensuring that the 9 pin D connectors are properly mated between the cover and the circuit board inside the enclo s...

Page 12: ...e unit is programmed for non latch ing operation the Fire relay will become de ener gized and the LEDs will turn off when the UV IR source is removed If the unit is programmed for latching operation i...

Page 13: ...und faults power supply transients and lightning strikes All Det Tronics systems are designed with extensive protec tion circuitry however damage can still occur The following field test procedure has...

Page 14: ...background Background radiation as such does not cause a problem Radiation UV or IR radiation is indicated with the detector in most applications unless both UV and by steady illumination of the flick...

Page 15: ...proper operation is observed If abnormal operation is evident start with the sensor exchange first then the detector cover assembly and finally the detector mother board assembly Always remove system...

Page 16: ...e sensor housing Hand tighten the sensor housing into the base until the O ring is fully seated 8 Re install the cover locking device if used 9 Inspect the viewing windows and oi rings and clean if ne...

Page 17: ...to the detector terminal blocks 8 Apply a small amount of lubricant to each of the six screws on the junction box cover Line up the D connector on the junction box cover with the connector on the mot...

Page 18: ...sure that they are properly seated in the groove on the hous ing It is imperative that these O rings be properly installed and in good condition Failure to maintain these rings can allow water to ente...

Page 19: ...cond ENCLOSURE MATERIAL Copper free aluminum red or 316 stainless steel with stainless steel mounting bracket TEMPERATURE RATING Operating 40 F to 167 F 40 C to 75 C Storage 40 F to 185 F 40 C to 85 C...

Page 20: ...See Figures 5 and 6 MTBF 36 183 hours SHIPPING WEIGHT Approximate Pounds Kilograms Aluminum housing 6 0 2 7 Stainless steel housing 14 0 6 3 REPLACEMENT PARTS The electronic module is not designed to...

Page 21: ...R Long Range Test Lamp RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS oi ring for UV detector 1 per 10 units oi ring for IR detector 1 per 10 units O rings for UV and IR detectors 2 per 10 units UV module with LEDs 1 per 10...

Page 22: ...ollowing performance criteria was verified by FMR using IR Module DE 5400 001 and UV Module DE1888 Response Characteristics Angle of View 45 to 45 off centerline in vertical and horizontal planes Fals...

Page 23: ...Printed in USA Detector Electronics Corporation 6901 West 110th Street Minneapolis Minnesota 55438 USA Tel 952 941 5665 or 800 765 3473 Fax 952 829 8750...

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