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RDM0012 Issue 1 AA

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8.4

Default Access Codes

The 6000/LOOP/REPEATER is shipped with the following default access codes.

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Default level 2 access code: 1 8 4 8

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Default level 3 access code: 3 1 4 4

It is strongly recommended that these access codes are changed upon the installation of the
device. Either through the Stand Alone Repeater Programmer or the access level 3 menu on
the device itself.

Summary of Contents for 6000/LOOP/REPEATER

Page 1: ...44 0 1282 717171 www protec co uk sales protec co uk 6000 LOOP REPEATER INSTALLATION AND USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...etails Author Date 0 Document creation AA 07 02 2017 1 Added default access codes updated the programming guide AA 05 10 2017 Notice This manual may be revised as a result of enhancements to the devic...

Page 3: ...s 18 4 2 Front Panel Removal 19 4 3 Mounting 20 4 4 Insulation and Continuity Testing of Cabling 21 4 5 Connecting the Front Panel 21 4 6 Fitting the Front Panel 22 5 0 USER RESPONSIBILITIES 23 5 1 Re...

Page 4: ...LOOP REPEATER Protec Refers to Protec Fire Detection PLC There are no user serviceable parts inside the 6000 LOOP REPEATER This equipment has been manufactured in conformance with the requirements of...

Page 5: ...m Programming Software Configure on Device Bootloader Update Firmware Update Responsible Person and Installer Text Level 2 3 Access Codes Device GUI Language Custom Site and Installer Logos Device Hom...

Page 6: ...c website 3 4 1 Opening the Executable Installer Once the software has been obtained double click the executable file to open it Press Next on the resulting window to start the installation 3 4 2 Lice...

Page 7: ...equired It is recommended to keep this as the default value set by the installer Press Next to continue 3 4 4 Additional Tasks It is possible to create a desktop icon for the Stand Alone Repeater Prog...

Page 8: ...Page 8 of 35 Protec Fire Detection PLC 2017 3 4 5 Installation The Stand Alone Repeater Programmer will be installed on the system Once the installation is completed the Stand Alone Repeater Programm...

Page 9: ...ow required to install the USB driver needed to communicate with the 6000 LOOP REPEATER Ensure the device is not connected to the PC at this point Press Install USB Driver in order to open the install...

Page 10: ...RDM0012 Issue 1 AA Page 10 of 35 Protec Fire Detection PLC 2017 The USB driver should now be installed and the device can now be connected to the PC The USB driver installation window can be closed...

Page 11: ...loop continuity switch is set to the commissioning position to maintain the loop continuity Connect the USB cable to the PC Using a small terminal screwdriver e g 2 5mm gently push and hold on the pr...

Page 12: ...device using the Protec Stand Alone Repeater Programmer Device Firmware must only be updated when instructed to do so by Protec Firmware files for the device will be supplied by Protec and have the su...

Page 13: ...nd press Open A progress bar will appear on the main window to show the transfer progress The firmware has been downloaded successfully once the status window reports Transfer Completed To check the c...

Page 14: ...7 3 7 Programming Device Custom Data and Logos 3 7 1 Device Connection When the device is properly connected the status window should display Connected on COMxx Note xx refers to the COM port the devi...

Page 15: ...nformation Fill in the fields of the form under the Contractor Details and Site Contact Details tabs Then press Send to download the information to the device A progress bar will appear on the main wi...

Page 16: ...p or png format Press the Logo s Protec or the Logo s Custom button to open the file navigator to browse for the logo image file Which logo is displayed on the device itself is chosen in the device s...

Page 17: ...ings Fill in the fields of the form then press Send to download the information to the device A progress bar will appear on the main window to show the transfer progress The EEPROM data has been downl...

Page 18: ...repair it must be returned to Protec This equipment is not guaranteed unless installed and commissioned by a suitably trained person in accordance with current national standards The device must be lo...

Page 19: ...e assembly out of the back box whilst being cautious of the ribbon cable located behind Carefully pull the ribbon cable by the connector from the terminal board leaving it connected to the front panel...

Page 20: ...glands Strip the cable sheaths at the entrance to the box only run individual conductors within the box Carefully screw the back box to the fixing points taking care not to overtighten the screws Ter...

Page 21: ...e being performed on the cabling The cabling must be completely discharged prior to connection to the front panel Equipment connected to the cabling during testing will be damaged by the high voltages...

Page 22: ...ty switch is in the running position push the front panel onto the back box An audible click should be heard from both sides of the enclosure as the clasps engage A light tug on the front panel confir...

Page 23: ...sure that arrangements are in place for correct testing of the fire alarm system as specified in BS5839 Pt 1 2017 Section 6 summarised in section 6 0 of this document Ensure that the system event log...

Page 24: ...routine testing for the device is briefly detailed below 6 1 Daily Inspection Check that the Supply Present indicator is illuminated Check for any faults on the system and report these to the site ma...

Page 25: ...is is implemented to extend the lifetime of the LCD and reduce burn in 7 2 LED Indicators The LED indicators display the following general system statuses LED Indicator Flashing 1Hz Solid Fire New Fir...

Page 26: ...tatus indications and LCD Accept the local system status and mute the buzzer by pressing Accept Initiate a Lamp Test Enter access level 2 Enter access level 3 7 4 2 Access Level 2 Authorised Trained U...

Page 27: ...of the Next button scrolls the display through each event category and then returns to the home screen D Pressing the Up or Down button whilst displaying a category with more than one active event wil...

Page 28: ...to accept the system status and mute the internal buzzer shown whilst a non accepted event is present 7 6 1 Emergency Access Code If the current access codes to the 6000 LOOP REPEATER have been mispla...

Page 29: ...ime out after 10 seconds if no further input is received 7 7 1 Lamp Test Perform a Lamp Test to check the integrity of the front panel indications the LCD and internal buzzer During the test all of th...

Page 30: ...s the engineer menu a suitably trained person must enter the level 3 access code A Starting from the home or event screen B Pressing the Login button moves to the login screen C Enter the level 3 acce...

Page 31: ...se the Up and Down buttons to scroll through the available languages C Press the Select button to accept the currently displayed language The symbol will change to a tick symbol to show the language i...

Page 32: ...events of that type A Starting from the beginning of the engineer menu Language B Pressing the Next button until the Category Enablement menu is shown C Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll through...

Page 33: ...hipped with the following default access codes Default level 2 access code 1 8 4 8 Default level 3 access code 3 1 4 4 It is strongly recommended that these access codes are changed upon the installat...

Page 34: ...RDM0012 Issue 1 AA Page 34 of 35 Protec Fire Detection PLC 2017 9 0 Appendix 1 Installation Template All dimensions in mm This way up...

Page 35: ...RDM0012 Issue 1 AA Page 35 of 35 Protec Fire Detection PLC 2017 Designed and Manufactured in the United Kingdom...

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