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FIK-UV-IR-HD 

User Manual

  

Doc. No. 06-935.02

 

 

 

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5.4

 

Troubleshooting   

In case of problem in the operation of the detector, please consult with the following table before calling for 

help:   

Table 5- Troubleshooting Guide 

Problem 

  

Possible Cause 

  

Corrective Action 

  

LEDs Off    

Fault Relay is open    

Current output at 0mA   

No power to the unit   

• 

Check that the power is 

connected to the detector.   

• 

Check power polarity.   

• 

Check wiring in the detector.   

Yellow LED constantly on  

Fault Relay is open    

Current output at 0mA   

Power problems   

  

Check the voltage between the 

“24VDC (+)” and “24VDC (-)” 

terminals to verify that it is in the 

allowed range (see section 6.3).  

Yellow LED constantly on  

Fault Relay is open    
0

20mA at 2mA   

BIT Fault    

• 

Clean detector window.   

• 

Restart the detector (by turning 

the power off and then back on).   

Red LED constantly on   

Detector is in alarm latch mode   Restart the detector (by turning the 

power off and then back on).  

Alarm Relay closed and 

current output is at 20mA  

Detector is exposed to a flame   

• 

Check cause of alarm.   

• 

If caused by “friendly fire”, 

reposition the detector so that it 

is not affected by it.   

Green Led constantly on 

Fault Relay closed.  

No analog Video.  

• 

Analog Video is not 

configured properly  

• 

Wiring problem  
  

• 

Make sure the “Video Analog 

Output” setting is configured to 

NTSC or PAL (according to the 

CCTV system used).  

• 

Check video wiring and polarity.  

Green Led constantly on 

Fault Relay closed. No 

digital Video (through 

ethernet)  

Wiring or software problem  

• 

Check wiring and polarity.  

• 

Check ONVIF Client software.  

  

  

Summary of Contents for FIK-UV-IR-F-HD Series

Page 1: ...FIK UV IR HD User Manual Doc No 06 935 02 704 SW 10th St Blue Springs MO 64014 USA T 1 816 229 3405 www fike com FIK UV IR HD Flame Detector FIK UV IR F HD Flame Detector...

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Page 3: ...to use the specified equipment No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted for commercial purposes such as selling copies of this publication or for providing paid for support service...

Page 4: ...ns 4 2 4 1 Specific conditions for use 5 2 5 Installing the Tilt Mount 5 2 6 Installing the detector 6 3 Configuration options 8 3 1 Sensitivity 8 3 2 Ultra Fast Detection 9 3 3 Alarm Delay 9 3 4 Alar...

Page 5: ...8 6 4 Outputs 18 6 5 Mechanical Specifications 19 6 6 Environmental Specifications 19 6 7 Label Figures 20 6 8 Approvals 21 6 9 Electromagnetic Compatibility 21 7 Warranty 22 Response Characteristics...

Page 6: ...View 6 Figure 3 Detector on Tilt Mount Side View 7 Figure 4 Source 4 Wire Scheme 12 Figure 5 Sink 4 Wire Scheme 12 Figure 6 Source 3 Wire Scheme 13 Figure 7 Sink 3 Wire Scheme 13 Figure 8 RS 485 Netwo...

Page 7: ...fety tool to protect your personnel plant and process This manual covers two UV IR detector models 1 FIK UV IR HD Hydrogen and hydrocarbons flame detection Spectrum response of IR radiation in the 3 0...

Page 8: ...video output M25 conduit openings FIK UV IR HD AS21 Detector with HD video output NPT conduit openings 1 3 Internal tests During normal operation the flame detector performs self tests of its optics e...

Page 9: ...Do not start an installation until the detector task definition system configuration installation location and coverage considerations have been considered and clearly defined by the relevant designer...

Page 10: ...tallation date and log Visually inspect the detector prior to installation to make sure it is intact Make sure that you have all the components and tools required to complete the detector installation...

Page 11: ...establishing from the material s data sheet that it is resistant to specific chemicals 2 4 1 Specific conditions for use The equipment is not intended to be repaired by the user Repair of this equipm...

Page 12: ...m diameter holes There are four captive screws with spring washers in the tilt mount The following drawing shows the location of the four holes for the screws and washers Figure 1 Tile Mount Base Rear...

Page 13: ...ection area and make certain that the view of the area is unobstructed f Secure the detector in that position by tightening the locking screws Items 5 and 6 on the tilt mount Make sure the detector is...

Page 14: ...lay Alarm latch Disabled Enabled Disabled Window heater Disabled Enabled Enabled Video module Disabled Enabled Enabled Post alarm video recording duration 1 2 or 3 minutes 1 minute Video analog output...

Page 15: ...still detected the alarm outputs are activated 3 4 Alarm Latch If alarm latch is enabled the detector outputs will remain in alarm mode even after a flame is no longer detected To return the detector...

Page 16: ...tput Test When enabled the alarm outputs are activated when a Manual BIT is initiated See section 5 2 Testing for details WARNING Make sure to disable all fire extinguishing actions or alarms connecte...

Page 17: ...O A normally open SPST contact relay that is open in normal operation and closed when fire is detected This relay can be configured to latch as described in section 3 4 8 Alarm Relay COM 9 Analog Vide...

Page 18: ...or 4 wire connected The following drawing shows how to wire the detector to act as a current source isolated transmitter 4 wire connection Figure 4 Source 4 Wire Scheme The following drawing shows how...

Page 19: ...pability of the detector and communicator software it is possible to connect up to 32 detectors in an addressable system with 4 wires only 2 for power and 2 for communication Using repeaters the numbe...

Page 20: ...FIK UV IR HD User Manual Doc No 06 935 02 For more information Technical support 800 979 FIKE 3453 14 Figure 8 RS 485 Networking...

Page 21: ...ettings can be changed as described in section 0 To restart the detector turn off and then turn on the power 5 1 Output Signals The detector has the following output signals Current output 0 20mA Rela...

Page 22: ...minal to 20mA and close the alarm relay 5 3 Maintenance After powering up the detector should work maintenance free with the exception of optical window cleaning and an annual fire detection operation...

Page 23: ...n 6 3 Yellow LED constantly on Fault Relay is open 0 20mA at 2mA BIT Fault Clean detector window Restart the detector by turning the power off and then back on Red LED constantly on Detector is in ala...

Page 24: ...en Network Video Interface Forum Profile S 6 3 Electrical Specifications Operating Voltage 24 VDC nominal 18 32 VDC Current Consumption Standby 180mA Maximum 250mA all systems in operation including w...

Page 25: ...mpatible protocol on RS 485 Digital Video IP network IEEE 802 3 10 Base t 6 5 Mechanical Specifications Size 7 87 x 5 12 5 12 200 130 130mm Weight Detector Stainless Steel 316 9 8 lbs 4 4 kg Tilt moun...

Page 26: ...FIK UV IR HD User Manual Doc No 06 935 02 For more information Technical support 800 979 FIKE 3453 20 6 7 Label Figures 6 7 1 Ex db...

Page 27: ...C Ex db IIB T4 Gb 50 C Ta 85 C FM FMC Class I Div 1 Groups B C D T4 Class I Zone 1 AEx Ex db IIB T4 Gb T4 50 C Ta 85 C T5 50 C Ta 75 C Performance ANSI FM 3260 EN 54 10 6 9 Electromagnetic Compatibil...

Page 28: ...ir or replace it at its sole discretion if found to have been defective when shipped Said repair or replacement is FIRE GAS DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES INC s sole liability under this warranty and transfer...

Page 29: ...sensitivity setting For liquid fires the size of fire refers to the size of the pan filled with the fuel For gas fires the length of the plume is listed Extreme Sensitivity Medium Sensitivity A 2 Fal...

Page 30: ...ting For liquid fires the size of fire refers to the size of the pan filled with the fuel For gas fires the length of the plume is listed Extreme Sensitivity Fuel Size Distance Feet m Average Response...

Page 31: ...age Response Time Seconds N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 49 15 2 1 Gasoline 1 x 1 ft 49 15 4 2 Methane 32 in Plume 30 9 0 9 LPG 32 in Plume 33 10 1 3 Diesel 1 x 1 ft 36 11 1 4 JP5 1 x 1 ft 36 11 2 1 Kerosene 1 x...

Page 32: ...t Reflected No Alarm No Alarm Incandescent frosted glass light 300W 2 0 6 No Alarm 2 0 6 No Alarm Fluorescent 70W 3x23 3W 2 0 6 No Alarm 2 0 6 No Alarm Electric arc 2 0 6 No Alarm 2 0 6 No Alarm Arc w...

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