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Installation manual

Wireless systems

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The tricolour LED (360° visibility) indicates the detector status.
•

Green - one flash every 15 seconds

: detector operating properly.

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Green - one flash every 40 seconds

: low battery.

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Yellow - On solid

: fault present.

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Yellow - flashing

: sampling chamber contaminated.

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Red - On solid

: detector in alarm status.

Table 3-13: Description of Air2-FD100 parts

A

Detector

B

LED red/yellow/green

C

Optical chamber

D

Battery

E

Tamper microswitch

F

ENROLL microswitch

G

Base

H

Mounting screw hole

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Summary of Contents for Sol Series

Page 1: ...Installation manual 1 EN 50131 1 EN 50131 3 EN 50131 6 EN 50131 10 EN 50136 1 EN 50136 2 EN 50130 4 EN 50130 5 CEB T031 Anti intrusion control panels and security systems Installation manual ...

Page 2: ...uct must be carried out in accordance with Our instructions in the product manual Directive 2014 53 EU Hereby INIM Electronics s r l declares that the following devices are in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014 53 UE Sol030S Sol030G Sol030P all Air2 devices and variants All the devices mentioned here above can be used in all EU countries with...

Page 3: ...cess levels 7 Chapter 2 The control panel and peripherals 8 2 1 Sol control panels 8 2 2 Peripherals on I BUS 13 2 3 Accessory modules for connectivity 15 Chapter 3 Wireless systems 18 3 1 Air2 devices 19 Chapter 4 Installation 24 4 1 Installing the control panel 24 4 2 Installing peripherals 27 4 3 Connecting and balancing alarm detectors 29 4 4 Connecting and balancing roller blind shock sensors...

Page 4: ...4 Anti intrusion control panels ...

Page 5: ...ms are able to create in accordance with the requirements of the purchaser the most suitable solution for the premises to be protected SELECT Click on a specific item on the interface drop down menu options box graphic object etc PRESS Click on push a video button key on a keypad or screen 0 2 Graphic conventions Note The notes contain important information relating to the text ATTENTION The atten...

Page 6: ...apparatus can be ordered making reference to their respective codes or downloaded from www inim biz INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE The guide supplied with each control panel provides all the instructions and illustrations necessary for fast installation and programming of the Sol system This leaflet provides step by step descriptions of the procedures required for the system wiring the various...

Page 7: ...curity system properly Under normal circumstances the installer is not allowed to arm disarm the system without previous authorization from the user All the system partitions must be disarmed before accessing the parameter programming phase The access code of the installer is a level 3 access code USER The users are the occupants of the premises where the Sol intrusion control panel is installed O...

Page 8: ...012 EN 50136 2 2013 EN 50130 4 2011 A1 2014 EN 50130 5 2011 CEB T031 2014 12 ed 1 INIM Electronics security protected area Table 2 1 Control panels electrical and mechanical features Voltage power supply 100 240V 15 10 50 60Hz nominal output 13 8V Current draw 200mA 220V Fault voltage on power outputs maximum 15 4V minimum 9 7V Sort circuit current AUX 100mA I BUS 200mA Deep discharge shutdown 6V ...

Page 9: ...main features Sol control panel models Sol S Sol G Sol P Graphic display built in LCD 192x64 built in touch screen 4 3 480x272 65 000 colours Keypad Built in touch keys Partitions 5 Terminals configurable as inputs outputs roller blind shock 2 Wireless zones 30 Wireless terminals 8 Wireless sounder flasher 8 Voice memo slots 1 Readers 1 on I BUS and 1 on board Wireless transceiver 1 on I BUS Air2 ...

Page 10: ... panels external A Graphic display B Keypad C Signalling LEDs D Microphone E Proximity reader F Buzzer Speaker G Sounder flasher H Brightness sensor I Control panel closure screws J Cable entry K Mounting screw hole L Hole for the anti open ing anti dislodgement protection 6RO 6RO 3 6RO 6 ...

Page 11: ... module O Securing hooks for the optional PSTN module P Terminals for the optional PSTN module Q Securing hooks for the optional GSM module R Terminals for the optional GSM module S Housing for the optional LAN WiFi board T Connector for the optional LAN WiFi board U Sounder flasher V Buzzer Speaker W Battery connector X SERV FACT Button to reset default set tings factory settings Y RESET Restart ...

Page 12: ...l and peripheral firmware the LED may be either On solid or Off for the entire time However once the operation is complete it will start blinking again as previously described If the LED is On or Off permanently for no apparent reason see above it means that all the system functions are blocked YELLOW BUS LED During normal functioning of the control panel the yellow LED will flicker At the end of ...

Page 13: ...s not a RS485 differential BUS ATTENTION The connectible peripherals must have firmware versions higher than or equal to 6 00 Table 2 7 ATS categories based on configurations SPT Configurations SPT primary net work interface ATS Categories Sol control panels Sol PSTN Sol LAN Sol WiFi Sol 3G Single Path SP Dual Path DP X X PSTN 2 X X Internet 6 X X Internet 6 X X GSM GPRS 6 X X X Internet 6 X X X I...

Page 14: ...of a further 4 Aria W keypads and 4 Hedera sounders The descriptions of Air2 devices and their installation instructions can be found in their respective manuals Table 2 9 nBy electrical and mechanical features Model nBy S nBy X Voltage from 9 to 16V Typical current draw 40mA 35mA Temperature from 25 to 70 C from 10 to 40 C Maximum humidity 93 without condensation 75 without condensation Environme...

Page 15: ...S commands using recognition of user s telephone number CALLER ID answerphone function connection to INIM Cloud services When the control panel enclosure is closed these LEDs will be Off Table 2 12 Sol 3G technical specifications Antenna dipole GSM UMTS SMA Male connector impedance 50Ohm Frequency 2G GSM GPRS Quad band 850 900 1800 1900 MHz 3G UMTS HSPA World wide 800 850 900 1900 2100 MHz Maximum...

Page 16: ...he User Manual of the control panel in use Table 2 14 3G description of parts A Antenna B SIM card housing non included C COM GSM communication LED red D BUS BUS communication LED yellow E NET Connection LED green F Control panel connector on the under side Table 2 15 LAN modules technical specifications Module Sol LAN S Sol WIFI Antenna integrated Band frequency 2400 2483 5 MHz RF output power ma...

Page 17: ... programmed phone contact numbers Answerphone to answer incoming calls After the pre set number of rings the control panel will pick up and play the recorded answer message During the call the recipient can type in a valid PIN enabled for over the phone control and access the authorized functions The SmartLogos30M voice board provides 500 voice message slots 310 of which are pre recorded at factor...

Page 18: ...with graphic display Air2 Hedera outdoor sounder in white or chrome effect Air2 DT200T dual technology curtain detector in white or brown Air2 XIR200W PIR detector range 12m Air2 XDT200W dual technology detector Air2 UT100 universal transceiver Air2 ODI100W outdoor wireless dual infrared detector Air2 OTT100W wireless triple technology detector for outdoor use For the technical descriptions and in...

Page 19: ...C relative humidity 93 without condensation Dimensions W x H x D 61 x 41 x 12mm 69 x 42 x 15 mm 72 x 41 x 16mm Weight 15g 23g 25g Keys 2 models with icons with numbered buttons in plastic with icons and numbered but tons in silicone with icons and numbered but tons Security rating 2 Environmental class II Number of available PIN code combinations 224 Table 3 3 Description of Air2 KF100 parts A Key...

Page 20: ...e device uses separate channels for the different types of signalling thus allowing precise identification of the alarm source Note The shock and tilt sensors are not subject to certification of this product MAGNET DETECTION RANGE The following table indicates the distance in millimeters of the operating capacity of the magnet depending on the side in use and the axes illustrated in the figure val...

Page 21: ...ch can be configured individually as input or open collector output Alarms deriving from magnetic contacts and distinctly from the two terminals are signalled separately on the control panel The device is protected against dislodgement and open cover tamper Table 3 9 Air2 MC300 technical specifications Battery type Alkaline LR6 AA 1 5V estimated life 4 years Low battery fault voltage Less than 1 1...

Page 22: ...on of smoke in the protected area Therefore in no way can an Air2 FD100 smoke detector be considered a fire control system The operating parameters of detectors can be changed and adapted to the environmental conditions either from the control panel or via the programming software The detector signals alarm status when the level of smoke in the protected environment reaches the following levels 0 ...

Page 23: ...rating properly Green one flash every 40 seconds low battery Yellow On solid fault present Yellow flashing sampling chamber contaminated Red On solid detector in alarm status Table 3 13 Description of Air2 FD100 parts A Detector B LED red yellow green C Optical chamber D Battery E Tamper microswitch F ENROLL microswitch G Base H Mounting screw hole ...

Page 24: ...r recommends a signal strength superior to level 3 3 transmission channels are available Changing the channel can be useful in situations in which wireless systems are close proximity for example in two adjoining apartments 1 Remove the frontplate screws and open the control panel Table 2 4 Sol control panels external I 2 Note the positions of the mounting screw holes on the back of the control pa...

Page 25: ...A 2 Connect the primary power supply to the appropriate terminals B Table 2 5 Sol con trol panels internal E 3 Ensure that very low safety voltage or signal wires do not come into contact with dan gerous voltage points Using a cable tie bunch the wires together and secure them to one of the wire hooks on the back of the enclosure C Note The end of a stranded wire must not be consolidated with soft...

Page 26: ...o the Settings button the bottom left hand corner of the home page screen will show the letters relating to the operating status of the partitions The control panel can be placed in maintenance mode by pressing and releasing the SERV FACT button Table 2 5 Sol control panels internal X Pressing the button again will disable maintenance mode Enabling the Maintenance option The control panel enters M...

Page 27: ...f parts A access the WiFI network if you have a Sol WIFI S board For details regarding the connection refer to the Sol STUDIO software manual 4 2 Installing peripherals 4 2 1 Connecting to the I BUS line Any peripheral readers and transceivers of the Sol system not integrated in the control panel must be connected to control panel via the I BUS The connection between the control panel and its peri...

Page 28: ...ox DISLODGEMENT TAMPER The nBy X reader is not equipped with built in dislodgement tamper protection However the following section describes how to protect nBy X reader against this manner of tamper Please note that in order to comply with security standards all the system peripherals must be protected against tamper Installation of a microswitch will allow the reader to signal tamper events To ob...

Page 29: ... any 12V ancillary source on condition that its ground GND reference is in common with that of the control panel The resistors used for balancing are 3K9Ohm 1 4W 6K8Ohm 1 4W The following Table indicates the protection level of each detector type and the balancing options provided by the control panel Note Single balancing provides the same level of protection as Double balancing when the tamper c...

Page 30: ... resistance values on the terminal expressed below in Ohm 4 3 4 Double Zone balancing Double zones without EOL resistor can discriminate 5 conditions on the entire terminal stand by on both zones alarm on zone 1 and standby on zone 2 alarm on zone 2 and standby on zone 1 alarm on both zones tamper wire cutting For each of these the control panel reads different resistance values on the terminal ex...

Page 31: ...ss device the connection cable must be less than 2 meters long The roller blind sensor must generate pulses with a length of between 500μsec and 10msec 4 4 1 Normally closed N C In this case the alarm condition is revealed exclusively by the number of pulses pulse count the control panel detects on the terminal If this balancing method is applied the control panel will be unable to detect tamper w...

Page 32: ... to the events the control panel manages The Sol control panel is equipped with an output relay and two configurable terminals Table 2 5 Sol control panels internal L Terminals T1 and T2 on the control panel configured as outputs are open collector outputs capable of driving maximum voltages in accordance with Table 2 1 Control panels electrical and mechanical features For the connection of the ou...

Page 33: ...ion the rear side of the module on the appropriate hooks on the back of the enclo sure then push the module downwards until it clicks into place 4 For hot installation put the control panel into maintenance mode paragraph 4 1 3 Maintenance mode 5 Close the control panel 6 If the control panel is in maintenance mode reset it to normal operating mode 12V GND Control panel Generic load 12V External p...

Page 34: ...martLogos30M board 5 Reconnect the backup battery 6 Close the control panel 7 Power up the control panel by reconnecting the mains power supply 230V 4 8 Connecting the Land line PSTN Connect the land line to the PSTN terminals on the Sol PSTN module Table 2 18 Sol PSTN description of parts A Note If an ADSL line is present it is necessary to connect the control panel downstream of the ADSL filter ...

Page 35: ...erials which are located in the vicinity of the mounting position can influence the magnetic field and can result in the reduced operating capacity of the device 2 Open the enclosure by pushing lightly on the anchor tab and separate the two parts ATTENTION Be careful not to remove the circuit from its housing 3 If you are using terminals T1 and T2 pass the cables through the cable entry and con ne...

Page 36: ...wireless devices The final installation phase of each wireless device is the enrollment and configuration on the control panel This phase involves a procedure that can be carried out using different modalities and depending on the registration of the Sol installation to Inim Cloud service using only the InimTech Security App in this case registration to Inim Cloud is necessary using only the Sol S...

Page 37: ...an select the required procedure Add device to proceed with the enrollment of each device by entering the serial number of the device or pressing ENROLL Add codes to proceed with the enrollment of each device via QR code ADD DEVICE 6 Select the type of device to be enrolled 7 Follow the guided process for the device configuration 8 The enrollment section provides the possibility to select the moda...

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Page 39: ...ction for the subsequent recycling of the discarded equipment its treatment and its environmentally compatible disposal helps to avoid possible negative effects on the environment and on health and favours the re use and or recycling of the materials it is made of Information about disposal of batteries and accumulators applicable in Countries with separate collection systems This marking on batte...

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