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GR-8600

24VDC Address Central Battery System

Installation

Programming

Use

WARNING!!! PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING

Summary of Contents for GR-8600 Series

Page 1: ...GR 8600 24VDC Address Central Battery System Installation Programming Use WARNING PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING...

Page 2: ...ng the luminaries 17 4 1 4 Check Luminary 18 4 1 5 Programming Timers 18 4 1 6 System Settings 19 4 1 7 Clearing Events 21 4 1 8 Change Code 21 4 1 9 Inhibit mode 22 4 1 10 Programming the function te...

Page 3: ...4 Setting Defaults 33 4 2 25 Changing information 33 4 2 26 address 34 4 2 27 Resetting faults 34 5 Use 35 5 1 Operation using the keypad 35 5 1 1 Current faults 35 5 1 2 Test 36 5 1 3 Dimming Level 3...

Page 4: ...zones Each illumination circuit zone can support up to 32 points addressed luminaries that can be programmed individually to operate in maintained or non maintained mode Each point provides informatio...

Page 5: ...ver protection 21 Dimensions 67 x 50 x 27 cm Weight w o batteries 17 3kg 17 6kg 18 7kg Battery fuse 30A 32V maxi Zones fuse output 4A 250V slow Mains fuse 8A 250V slow Battery fan fuse 0 3A 250V slow...

Page 6: ...ounting the panel with the correct accessories Please refer to manufacturer for further information for wall mounting 2 2 Choosing the correct cable The cable between the panel and the luminaries must...

Page 7: ...m2 4mm2 150m 1mm2 1 5mm2 2 5mm2 2 5mm2 4mm2 4mm2 200m 1mm2 2 5mm2 2 5 mm2 4mm2 4mm2 250m 1mm2 2 5mm2 4mm2 300m 1 5mm2 2 5mm2 4mm2 400m 2 5mm2 4mm2 500m 2 5mm2 4mm2 600m 4mm2 The values on the table ar...

Page 8: ...imum points table is shown below Each line refers to zone number and each column to point number Calculate the load according to the model Do not exceed 75W per zone 2 4 Luminary Types The possible lu...

Page 9: ...les one red and one black can be found in the batteries compartment There is also a short cable 12cm black contained in the package with two hole terminals on its ends The red cable must be connected...

Page 10: ...ries then the BAT contact is active and when it is powered from the mains230VAC the MAINS contact is active OPERATION OFF ON Relay contact indicating the operation status of the panel When the panel i...

Page 11: ...ON Below you can see the connection with 3 mains voltage monitoring devices connected to individual electrical panels If any phase on any electrical panel fails then a command is sent and the emergenc...

Page 12: ...a tool to determine if the load installed in a zone exceeds the permitted values The maximum load in a zone should not exceed 75W When the system detects a zone with a load current at 3 5A or more th...

Page 13: ...hich is lit during a function test procedure or a capacity test BATTERY An orange LED which is lit when the illumination output circuits are powered by the batteries FAILURE An orange LED which is lit...

Page 14: ...nd the right left keys to go to the next or previous digit When the code is entered press Enter The factory default code for the Technician Menu is 1000 4 1 1 Programming the System If a correct code...

Page 15: ...n the right is shown The system begins a procedure that simulates an emergency situation During this procedure that lasts 90 seconds the luminaries installed in every zone are powered from the batteri...

Page 16: ...ion is selected should be 3 5V or less This means that when mains power is active voltage supply on the zones output is 25V So the last point on each line should have at least 21 5V on its terminal Th...

Page 17: ...the luminaries that are programmed to operate as maintained By selecting a timer on NO TIMER the zone programming is over and then the previous menu TECHNICIAN MENU is shown For timers programming see...

Page 18: ...CHECK LUMINARY in tech menu and the screen on the right is shown In first place point 1 in zone 1 appears POINT 1 01 To chance the address press up down arrow keys Change the zone by pressing the righ...

Page 19: ...e the digit value and with the Right key you select next digit Enter the required time To store the time press the right key past the last digit Select the end day of the timer If you have previously...

Page 20: ...ct NO and press Enter By default BUTTON INHIBIT is set to YES With the next 3 functions you can modify the date and hour This must be done during the installation to enable all logged events to have t...

Page 21: ...ust only be selected if a cooling fan has been installed Deactivated by default The MANUFACTURER MENU does not contain any option that can be adjusted by the installer 4 1 7 Clearing Events By selecti...

Page 22: ...ith the Up Down keys you can change the value of each digit With the Right key you can select next digit To store the time press the right key past the last digit It is wise to program the function te...

Page 23: ...of the test On the next 3 lines you can see the voltage of the batteries the current that discharges the batteries and the capacity that has determined until this time Warning Before starting the pro...

Page 24: ...s The up down keys are used to increase the value and the right left keys are used to select the digit Once the IP address is set press Enter By default the IP address is 10 0 1 143 If any adjustments...

Page 25: ...Ethernet Card has to be installed You also need to know the IP address of the CBS panel in order to operate it remotely There is the option to have access to the system via internet globally if the co...

Page 26: ...ve energy without degrading the safety level of the building Even if a zone has been turned OFF by a timer in an event of a power failure the luminaries connected to this zones will be turned ON Timer...

Page 27: ...elect the luminary type in the dropdown list When done click SAVE to store all the adjustments in the systems memory 4 2 4 Programming the battery capacity and the autonomy Clicking on the BATTERY CAP...

Page 28: ...he system automatically enters a state where it only charges the batteries Maintained mode zones will keep lighting when the mains power is on but in case of a power failure emergency all zones will b...

Page 29: ...f the PC software and the logged events All previously logged events will be displayed in the current language 4 2 10 Staircase time Click on STAIRCASE TIME to adjust it in the following page Type the...

Page 30: ...th each other First select if the panel is the Master select YES or a subpanel select NO In the option LIGHTS ON FROM SUBPANEL if you select No then the specific panel either master or subpanel will n...

Page 31: ...sure that the batteries of the panel are charged to at least 60 of the capacity Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the technician menu page 4 2 16 Autodetect Luminaries By clicking on the optio...

Page 32: ...test to take place when there are no people in the building or when there are no other active tasks that could interfere with the automated function test Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the t...

Page 33: ...essing YES the message is deleted Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the technician menu page 4 2 24 Setting Defaults With this selection you can restore the panel to its factory default setting...

Page 34: ...e new IP address in the system s memory After saving the communication between the panel and the PC web browser will terminate Then you must manually enter the new IP address in the URL bar of the bro...

Page 35: ...f the inhibit key is disabled from the technician menu then there will be no response on pressing 5 1 Operation using the keypad 5 1 1 Current faults By pressing the Enter key you enter the user MENU...

Page 36: ...lect TEST RESULTS and press Enter you can see the screen on the right If you select FUNCTION TEST and press Enter you see the screen on the right The first line shows the indication 01 where the amoun...

Page 37: ...er Dimming level affects zones in staircase function too Dimming level DOES NOT AFFECT emergency mode 5 1 4 Information By selecting INFORMATION and pressing Enter you see the screen on the right The...

Page 38: ...line lamp status ON OFF If you select PANEL and press Enter you can see the screen on the right The CURERENT LIMIT shows the total current that is drawn from the batteries when in emergency mode The...

Page 39: ...ts On logs containing information you can see the symbol i on the top left On its right with bold characters you can see the source of the event in this case GENERAL PANEL Below this you can see a des...

Page 40: ...ment code 923860006_09_006 Page 40 from 44 5 1 8 LED test If you select TEST LED and press Enter you see the blank screen on the right All LEDs on the front face are lit so you can inspect them visual...

Page 41: ...ents are that the panel must have an Ethernet card installed you have to know its IP address the computer must be connected to the same network and the settings must be correct With suitable settings...

Page 42: ...5 2 4 Information Point Choose zone by clicking the links above 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 By clicking any zone all 32 addresses in that specific zone are shown below First column indicates address point number...

Page 43: ...n You can see the programming of the timers 5 2 6 Function test results You can see the last 10 results of the function tests 5 2 7 Capacity test results You can see the last 10 results of the capacit...

Page 44: ...ch product This warranty ceases to exist if the buyer does not follow the technical instructions included in official documents given by Olympia Electronics or if the buyer modifies the goods provided...

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