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PRS-UM-DP32-EN-Rev.02-05.2019 

Contents 

Introduction

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Technical Specifications ......................................................................................................................... 5 
Panel Dimensions ................................................................................................................................... 6 
Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 6 
Functions ................................................................................................................................................ 9 

LCD Screen: ...................................................................................................................................... 10 
Fault Status: ..................................................................................................................................... 10 
Alarm Status: .................................................................................................................................... 11 
Overrange Status Screen: ................................................................................................................. 11 

Main Board and Connections ............................................................................................................... 12 

Main Board Details: .......................................................................................................................... 12 
Backup Battery Connection .............................................................................................................. 13 
Main Power Connection ................................................................................................................... 13 
Detectors Connections ..................................................................................................................... 14 
Prosense RS485 Serial Communication Module for Prosense Detectors ......................................... 15 
Relay Outputs ................................................................................................................................... 16 
AUX Relay Output ............................................................................................................................. 17 

First Run ............................................................................................................................................... 17 

Automatic Test ................................................................................................................................. 17 

Programming ........................................................................................................................................ 18 

Single Channel Mode:....................................................................................................................... 18 
Setup Channel Parameters: .............................................................................................................. 19 

Closing Unused Channels: ................................................................................................................ 20 
Relay Assignment: ............................................................................................................................ 21 
Time Settings: ................................................................................................................................... 21 

What to Do In Case of Alarm ................................................................................................................ 22 

Checking Alarm and Fault Functions ................................................................................................ 22 
Controlling the Alarm Fault Functions .............................................................................................. 23 

Warranty Statement ............................................................................................................................ 24 
 

Summary of Contents for S-DP32

Page 1: ...UM DP32 EN Rev 02 05 2019 PROSENSE S DP32 Gas Control Panel User Manual Prosense Teknoloji San Ltd ti Yukar Mah Harman sok No 42 Kartal stanbul Tel 90 216 306 77 88 Faks 90 216 473 81 29 www prosense...

Page 2: ...it could fail to perform as designed and persons who rely on this product for their safety could suffer severe personal injury or death The warranties made by Prosense with respect to this product are...

Page 3: ...ry Connection 13 Main Power Connection 13 Detectors Connections 14 Prosense RS485 Serial Communication Module for Prosense Detectors 15 Relay Outputs 16 AUX Relay Output 17 First Run 17 Automatic Test...

Page 4: ...m for the detection loop Individual relays per function ensure remote controlled output There are 4 relays on the panel Two of them used as alarm relays and configured as ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 There is...

Page 5: ...indicators FAULT ALARM1 ALARM2 AUX BATT POWER for overall status Alarm LEDs for each detector Backup battery 12V 7A h Optional Operating Temp 10 60C0 Humidity 15 95 non condensing Housing ABS IP66 546...

Page 6: ...identally damaging S DP32 control panel should not be placed nearby high voltage cables or power cable coaxial cables or transmitters welding stations or frequency regulators The S DP32 panel box prod...

Page 7: ...er M4 screws are suitable to fix the panel body to the wall Once wall mounting completed reattached the front cover and tighten 6 plastic screws To prepare cable entries remove plastic cover from top...

Page 8: ...nel body Plastic screws Plastic screws Backup battery connectors and fuse Power supply N L G V V Wall mounting hole Wall mounting hole Main power entry and fuse Space for backup batteries Power supply...

Page 9: ...Their functions are given in table The key assignments may vary depending on the menu page Key Function For Configuration Function For Display Operation MENU Enter to panel configuration OK Select ke...

Page 10: ...will show it as FLT and fault LED will be activated That channel should be closed deactivated via using menu steps The LCD screen brilliance is adjustable by blue potentiometer shown in Diagram 9 Faul...

Page 11: ...and LED will be activated in case any of the connected detector measurement reaches defined Alarm 2 threshold level Panel will show AL2 symbol for the related channel on LCD screen and also activate a...

Page 12: ...kets on the main board to install optional relay modules Each relay module has 8 relay on it and each relay controlled by one detector It is also possible to take an independent output from each relay...

Page 13: ...up Battery Connection To continue operation in case of main power failure two backup batteries 12V 7Ah must be serially connected to the system Take extra care to connect the batteries with correct po...

Page 14: ...B input RS485 port B Table 6 Connection pin definitions The wiring for detectors utilized with RS485 board should be done by using connection cable EIA RS485 2 core wires with section 0 22 0 35 mm2 an...

Page 15: ...ng care about voltage drop due to cable internal resistance Thus the cable diameter should be increased while distance increase between the panel and detectors The applications show that connection ma...

Page 16: ...ait user intervention to clear alarm status even conditions returned to normal User should reset status via pressing Exit button to acknowledge any alarm The active relays can also be monitored via re...

Page 17: ...AUX relay will be active when ALARM2 relay activated When ALARM3 is selected AUX relay will be active by the digital input on the panel In case of any alarm signal received from external device it wi...

Page 18: ...tivate configuration menu press and hold the MENU button for a second You can navigate between the menu items via using the UP and DOWN keys Press MENU key again to enter submenu You can EXIT from sub...

Page 19: ...is no user action Setup Channel Parameters To adjust channel parameter follow below steps 1 Press Menu button for 2 seconds The screen will display menu options 2 Select Channel setting via pressing t...

Page 20: ...l will raise fault status as it cannot communicate to the detector If user knows the reason and want to deactivate this fault status simply close the channel as it is an unused channel Otherwise unuse...

Page 21: ...ing mode for all relays and assignment for AUX relay Press MENU button to change AUX relay assignment A cursor will be activated on the screen and you can change assignment via using UP and DOWN butto...

Page 22: ...plying a calibration gas on the detector Please refer to the mandatory safety procedures gas alarm set forth by your safety manager in case of any alarm Here are few recommendations Keep calm and foll...

Page 23: ...wn on LCD screen The Detector connection is broken Check the detector cables The detector output signal is too low If detector is working fine the output current might be getting low at control panel...

Page 24: ...y fault is not found with the equipment Prosense Technology shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever or howsoever occasioned which may be a direct or indirect result of the use or operati...

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