4.4 LED Indicator Reference Chart
Solo 365 has three additional LEDs to show the
status of the battery, smoke cartridge and the smoke
generator. Warnings are indicated as follows:
*After 2 minutes of testing or clearing, Solo 365 will
timeout indicated by alternate Green/Red ashing sta
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tus indicator LEDs. Exit timeout by lowering Solo 365.
Power On
Test Finish:
Testing:
Clearing:
Carefully place Solo 365 over the detector and
ensure that the detector is central in the cup.
Carefully place Solo 365 over the detector and ensure that the
detector is central in the cup.
Smoke is generated and if the detector is functional it will be
activated.
Clearing blows air into the detector to remove smoke. This
operation does not clean the internal parts of the detector. Once
detector is cleared lower Solo 365.
Status Indicator LEDs
Solo 365 indicates events as follows:
Consumable LEDs
Torch LED
When Idle:
When Active:
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Flashing Red: Consumable low
Solid Red: Consumable empty
Slow ashing Green: Power on
Fast ashing Blue: Testing normally
Slow ashing Red: Consumable low
Fast ashing Green: Clearing ready
Fast ashing Red: Consumable low
Main status indicators flash fast Blue*
Main status indicators flash fast Green*
Main status indicators flash fast White*
Solid Red: Consumable empty
Fast ashing White: Clearing mode
Solid White: LED auto torch
Slow ashing Red/Green:Timeout in
testing or clearing modes
Solid Purple: System fault
Flashing Orange: Delayed start
4.3 Carrying Out a Simple Test
Smoke generation will begin automatically once the smoke
detector enters the cup.
1)
Raise Solo 365 up to the detector to be tested
2)
Status indicator LEDs will ash fast blue once the
detector enters the cup
3)
Detector will enter alarm once sufcient smoke
has been generated
4)
Lower Solo 365
5)
Status indicator LEDs will ash green
NOTE:
For the best results the detector should be fully
within the cup. Solo 365 may be used in ceiling voids and
oor voids provided the detectors can be accessed safely.
The unit should not be forced through narrow gaps. If
the unit will not pass through a gap easily with the cup
orientated 90° to the normal position there is a possibility
it could become trapped.
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