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LaserNET Version 3.3
Software Program
Users Guide

Manual Number: TM0048

September 2003

HART XL

High-Sensitivity

Smoke Detector

Summary of Contents for HART XL

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Page 3: ...Manual Number TM0048 September 2003 LaserNET Version 3 3 Software Program User s Guide HART XL High Sensitivity Smoke Detector...

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Page 5: ...Auxiliary BPM Beats Per Minute CCM Central Control Module CCP Central Control Panel CFG Configuration COM Communication Port CPU Central Processing Unit Ft Feet GUI Graphical User Interface HSSD High...

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Page 7: ...Historical Data Chapter 7 2 3 3 INITIAL CONFIGURATION 3 1 3 1 Introduction 3 1 3 2 Configuring the Computer Connection 3 1 3 3 Communicating with a Remote IIM 3 2 3 4 Launching LaserNET 3 3 3 5 Enteri...

Page 8: ...m Time Delay Option 6 7 6 5 2 4 Current Smoke Level 6 8 6 5 2 5 Detector Sensitivity Range 6 8 6 5 2 6 Cumulative Alarm Delay Option 6 8 6 5 2 7 Day Night Alarms Option 6 8 6 5 3 Faults 6 8 6 5 3 1 Ai...

Page 9: ...5 Discontinuity 7 4 7 1 4 Adding Titles and Comments 7 5 7 1 5 Saving and Loading Smoke History to from Disk 7 5 7 1 6 Printing a Smoke History Graph 7 6 7 1 7 Clearing the Smoke History Buffer 7 7 7...

Page 10: ...5 5 1 Display and Control Window for a Direct Detector Connection 5 1 5 2 One Zone LaserNET Display Window 5 2 5 3 Two Zone LaserNET Display Window 5 2 5 4 Multi Zone LaserNET Display Window 5 3 5 5 D...

Page 11: ...7 3 7 8 Smoke History Showing Raw Smoke Data 7 4 7 9 Discontinuity 7 5 7 10 Title and Comments Button 7 5 7 11 Title Comment Window 7 5 7 12 Save to Disk Button 7 5 7 13 Load from Disk Button 7 5 7 14...

Page 12: ...lts that Trigger Autodial 4 5 4 2 Detector Alarms and Faults that Trigger Autodial 4 6 6 1 IIM Detector Factory Default Settings 6 6 7 1 History Buffer Sample Intervals and Monitoring Times 7 7 7 2 Ev...

Page 13: ...mputer and the HART XL system 1 4 HARDWARE BACKGROUND Before using LaserNET the installer or user should gain some familiarity with the HART XL High Sensitivity Smoke Detector Background information c...

Page 14: ...uter port or connected remotely to the IIM via the computer s modem and telephone line Figure 1 2 IIM System Showing Local IIM and Remote IIM Connections 1 5 3 Computers Without 9 Pin COM Ports Manufa...

Page 15: ...a language English French or Spanish from the drop down menu of the Choose Setup Lan guage Screen Figure 1 3 and click OK to continue 4 After selecting a language the InstallShield Wizard Screen will...

Page 16: ...tion Screen After the destination for LaserNET has been chosen click on the Next button to proceed to the next screen Click on the Back button to go to the previous screen at any time Click on the Can...

Page 17: ...e desktop Figure 1 9 Click on either Yes or No Figure 1 9 Desktop Shortcut Prompt Screen 7 The Setup Complete Screen Figure 1 10 informs the user that the setup is now complete It offers the choice to...

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Page 19: ...THE IIM CHAPTER 4 This chapter is specific to IIM based systems configuration of the Direct Connection is addressed else where in this manual LaserNET is used to set and monitor the following paramet...

Page 20: ...lecting Airflow displays the following options Airflow Deviation Low High Airflow Fault Smoke Status Button Selecting the Smoke button opens the Smoke Status window from which the following parameters...

Page 21: ...rinting to a Disk File 6 7 2 Saving and Loading Detector Configurations 6 8 Software Version 6 9 2 6 STORING HISTORICAL DATA CHAPTER 7 The smoke history window and event logs are powerful administrati...

Page 22: ...tor stores maximum and minimum smoke levels as well as a date and time stamp for each such reading This chapter describes how LaserNET is used with this feature Viewing Max Min Levels 7 3 1 Clearing M...

Page 23: ...cable The Remote IIM configuration is also shown in Figure 1 2 with the telephone line between the computer and the IIM Select Direct Detector if the configuration is the same as is shown in Figure 1...

Page 24: ...ctory Item Screen 3 Enter a location name 4 Enter the telephone number for the Remote IIM Up to 20 characters are allowed including commas for pauses dashes are ignored 5 Check Callback to enable the...

Page 25: ...nserted between the number required to get an outside line and the rest of the telephone number If the Remote IIM is accessible via an extension off a PBX four or more commas may have to be inserted b...

Page 26: ...ssword To enter the password 1 First connect to the system by selecting Connect from the main menu The system will default to be configured for a Direct Connection See Chapter 3 if the system needs to...

Page 27: ...ommunicating with the Detector The password is stored in the Detector 2 When using Local IIM connections the password cannot be entered or changed unless the computer is communicating with the IIM The...

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Page 29: ...dow displays the status of the IIM Figure 4 1 To open the Intelligent Interface Module window select IIM from the upper right hand corner of the LaserNET main menu bar The computer must be com municat...

Page 30: ...lowing communications to continue to all De tectors even with one open or ground fault on the RS 485 signalling line circuit One pair of wires runs from Channel One on the IIM to all of the Detectors...

Page 31: ...anual TM0042 for information on setting hardware addresses 4 5 1 IIM P N 53836 K191 or 53836 K190 The software addresses of all the Detectors installed on the RS 485 loop must be selected to communica...

Page 32: ...IIM dials up to three preprogrammed phone numbers until making a successful connec tion to a remote computer See Tables 4 1 and 4 2 for conditions which initiate Autodial for an IIM When Autodial is e...

Page 33: ...back security feature check Callback and enter the phone number of the authorized remote computer in the Callback Phone Number field The phone number can be up to 15 digits long Use commas to designat...

Page 34: ...u a F r o t c e t e D o N s e Y t l u a F U S P o N s e Y t l u a F n o i t a l o s I o N s e Y t l u a F w o l f r i A h g i H o N s e Y t l u a F w o l f r i A w o L o N s e Y t l u a F e c n e r e...

Page 35: ...will appear if a connection cannot be made If this message appears check the system configuration and wiring and try again Figure 5 1 Display and Control Window for a Direct Detector Connection Note T...

Page 36: ...red arrows beside the bar graph for those alarms that are enabled When you close the window with the X in the upper right hand corner see Figure 5 1 the screen returns to the multi zone display shown...

Page 37: ...the screen 5 2 3 Remote IIM Connection On the remote computer select Connect from the main screen The Dial Remote System window Figure 5 5 opens Select the system to connect to then select Dial The p...

Page 38: ...tops beeping and The scroll bar to the left of the A button will allow viewing of all active alarm messages When an alarm condition restores An alarm off message is displayed as above As each alarm of...

Page 39: ...Normal in green and the yellow smoke level bar graph may be moving below the Pre Alarm 1 threshold The green Average and Night and yellow Isolate and Auto Setup lights may also appear depending on the...

Page 40: ...ctions of the cable that connects the Detector head and the termination board Power Supply Fault The power supply is not functioning correctly Check all connections inside the power supply If connecte...

Page 41: ...x displays the real time airflow level through the Detector head This is a relative measurement 50 to 50 with normal being 0 50 being no airflow and 50 being maximum airflow The airflow through a Dete...

Page 42: ...rms This box indicates whether the feature is enabled or disabled It also displays the programmed Day Start Time and Night Start Time in 24 hour format These times are ignored if the feature is disabl...

Page 43: ...ured for proper operation A Detector will arrive with its configuration preset to certain factory default values these are shown in Table 6 1 for the IIM and Direct Connection 6 5 1 Owner Location Thi...

Page 44: ...w o P s d n o c e S 0 l e v e L t l u a F w o l f r i A h g i H 0 2 l e v e L t l u a F w o l f r i A w o L 0 2 y a l e D t l u a F w o l f r i A h g i H s d n o c e S 0 1 y a l e D t l u a F w o l f...

Page 45: ...m 2 or Pre Alarm 2 or Pre Alarm 1 box Enter the new value 2 Repeat this step for all alarm s 3 Select OK to save the configuration 6 5 2 2 NIGHT SMOKE THRESHOLDS Night smoke thresholds only need to be...

Page 46: ...tion is used only if the Alarm Delay option in Paragraph 6 5 2 3 is used When enabled this option prevents an alarm level s delay time from starting until the alarm level below it has activated by com...

Page 47: ...within the bounds set by the system thresholds If the deviation is within the threshold bounds the normalization process can be continued and the airflow deviation will be offset to 0 For example the...

Page 48: ...actory default or programmed settings To change 1 Select the Delay field in the Low Air Flow box Enter the new value if desired 2 Select the Delay field in the High Air Flow box Enter the new value if...

Page 49: ...tch Until Reset box is unchecked see above 2 Select the Latch Period field in the Alarms box Enter the new value 3 Select OK to save the configuration 6 5 4 3 LATCHING FAULTS Fault conditions are norm...

Page 50: ...unwanted alarms Referencing is a means of eliminating high background smoke levels caused by outside influences One Detector is assigned to monitor the make up or outside air The smoke level value of...

Page 51: ...tup The Auto Setup is enabled through LaserNET by setting a time period to collect data for determining the Detector sensitivity range 1 Select Options Configure Auto Setup Figure 6 13 displays Figure...

Page 52: ...OK button If the LCD isn t connected a warning message will appear Recheck hardware configuration and repeat the step Sounder Configuration Select Alarm to set the Detector to have sound only in an Al...

Page 53: ...ctor was last serviced up to 20 characters long 4 Select the Name field Enter a company name up to 40 characters long 5 Select the Address field Enter a company address up to 40 characters long 6 Sele...

Page 54: ...to their default values select OK The configuration will be returned to default 6 6 TEST OPTIONS The following detector tests can be initiated from the Test Options menu The detector sensitivity test...

Page 55: ...he Detector to the normal operating mode select Options Test Options Airflow Test to turn the fan on If the detector is configured for fault latching reset the Detector See Paragraph 6 5 4 1 4 The eve...

Page 56: ...functioning correctly 1 Select Options Test Options Monitored Input Test This will initiate the Detector self diagnostic tests on the termination board inputs 2 If the inputs are functioning correctl...

Page 57: ...ct Printer and then select OK The configuration will print to the computer s default printer 6 7 2 Printing to a Disk File This will save the configuration information to a disk file 1 Select Options...

Page 58: ...e File Name field The file DEFAULTS CFG contains the factory default settings 4 Select OK to load the file into LaserNET A display and control graphic window will open with Off Line Mode in the banner...

Page 59: ...Name field The file name must end with a cfg extension 3 The directory where the file will be saved is displayed in the Save In box To change directories view all directories in the Directories box an...

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Page 61: ...is written over as new samples are stored If signal averaging or referencing is enabled the stored smoke levels reflect the adjusted values Most history commands will be entered in the history window...

Page 62: ...Options Download from the menu bar Alternatively select the Download button shown in Figure 7 2 2 The data download begins and a status box displays the progress of the download 3 The download begins...

Page 63: ...e using the Cursor Position box as a guide if necessary A rectangle will outline the range to be enlarged 3 Select the Scroll Left and Scroll Right buttons Figure 7 4 and 7 5 to view the history to th...

Page 64: ...the reference value a maximum of 30 is subtracted An example is shown in Figure 7 8 Figure 7 8 Smoke History Showing Raw Smoke Data 7 1 3 4 VIEWING SMOKE AND REFERENCE This feature is only used when...

Page 65: ...s Titles from the menu Figure 7 11 Title Comment Window 2 Enter a title up to 59 characters long in the Graph Title field 3 Enter a comment of up to 99 characters in the Comments field 4 Select OK to...

Page 66: ...To view a saved file 1 Select either the Load from Disk button or Options Load from the menu The Load History Data window opens as shown in Figure 7 15 Figure 7 15 Load History Data Window 2 Enter th...

Page 67: ...sample rate is programmable over a range of one sample every two to 60 seconds in two second increments Since the history buffer can store up to 40 320 samples the length of the monitor ing time range...

Page 68: ...ch with a time and date stamp Once the event log is full the oldest event is written over with new event data 7 2 1 Downloading an Event History From a Detector With the Display and Control window ope...

Page 69: ...lack Event log cleared Black Alarm 2 Night Threshold Changed Black Pre alarm 1 Off Red Cumulative Alarm Delay Changed Black Pre alarm 2 Off Red Alarm 1 Night Threshold Changed Black Alarm 1 Off Red Pr...

Page 70: ...ually cleared to avoid confusion in the future 1 From the Display and Control window select Options Event History Clear Event History The Warning window opens as shown in Figure 7 21 Figure 7 21 Warni...

Page 71: ...P m o r f t c e n n o c s i D M I I k c a l B y l n O M I I 1 m r a l A e r P d e R n o i t c e n n o c s i D r e s U r e h t O k c a l B n o i t a l o s I e u l B d n a m m o C l a g e l l I w o l l...

Page 72: ...nnunciate on LaserNET are stored in the system log Only operator actions originating from LaserNET are stored in the system log 7 4 1 Downloading the LaserNET System Event Log This can be done either...

Page 73: ...Event Log Window 2 There are three ways to select which events will print a All Events b Most Recent Check Most Recent and enter the desired number of events in the Events field c Range Check Range a...

Page 74: ...le Name field The extension txt is added automatically identifying it as an ASCII text file 4 The directory where the file will be saved is displayed in the Save In box To change directories view all...

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Page 76: ...roperty of their respective owners These instructions do not purport to cover all the details or variations in the equipment described nor do they provide for every possible contingency to be met in c...

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