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CirrusPro Engineer’s Manual

Issue

Date

Author

First Issue Thus.
Windows v1.22, Detector v1.23, Display v1.06

26/04/05

jlh

1. Corrected Issue 1 to be for Detector Software v1.23
2. Updated to Detector Software v1.24, Windows v1.23 & Display

v1.09

1/06/05

jlh

1.Included Section1 .3 UL info
2.Included section 1.4 UL information
3. Updated specification table
4. Updated to Detector Software v1.25, Windows v1.25 & Display

v1.10

20/12/05

3.1

1. Added 3.4.1 to add language options

13/02/06

3.2

1. References to bellows removed

2/11/12

jlh

3.3

1. Expanded Installation Section ECN 3366

21/5/13

jlh

Summary of Contents for CirrusPro 100

Page 1: ...Protec Fire Detection Export Ltd Protec House Churchill Way Nelson Lancashire BB9 6RT Telephone 44 0 1282 717171 Fax 44 0 1282 717273 CIRRUS PRO ASPIRATING FIRE DETECTOR Engineers Manual...

Page 2: ...ive should be made to Protec Fire Detection Export Ltd in writing within 12 months from date of delivery This Warranty shall not apply to a detector which has been 1 subject to misuse negligence or ac...

Page 3: ...Updated to Detector Software v1 24 Windows v1 23 Display v1 09 1 06 05 jlh 3 1 Included Section1 3 UL info 2 Included section 1 4 UL information 3 Updated specification table 4 Updated to Detector So...

Page 4: ...are 18 3 2 4 Commissioning 19 3 2 5 The Network Number 19 3 2 6 The Commissioning Menu 20 3 2 7 Setting the Time 20 3 2 8 Pipe Scan 20 3 2 9 Accept Airflow 21 3 2 10 Learn Environment 21 3 2 12 I O Se...

Page 5: ...2 1 Real Time Graph 44 4 2 2 Algotech Status 45 4 2 3 Event Log 46 4 2 4 Historic Graph 47 4 3 Service Menu 47 4 3 1 Clear Log Graph 47 4 3 2 Service Information 48 4 4 Service Operations 48 4 4 1 Cle...

Page 6: ...ly generated particles cause many droplets to form into the cloud which is then detected by the measuring system of the Cloud Chamber The density of the cloud being proportional to the number of parti...

Page 7: ...pipe inlet ports CirrusPro 200D As CirrusPro 200 with built in Display Panel See CirrusPro RDP CirrusPro 200DSC As CirrusPro 200D but with four scanned sampling pipe inlet ports CirrusPro 200 no displ...

Page 8: ...l inputs are all set to unused Relay outputs are set to Pre alarm Fire 1 Fire 2 Fire 3 Output delays are 0 All gain settings are set to 5 All alarm levels are set to 30 50 70 90 1 3 UL and ULC informa...

Page 9: ...D 120 Seconds Pro 200D 120 Seconds Pro 200DSC 1 Zone system 120 Seconds 2 Zone system 90 Seconds 3 Zone system 75 Seconds 4 Zone system 60 Seconds Pro 200DSC 1 Zone system 120 Seconds 2 Zone system 90...

Page 10: ...x 8 47 x 5 51 285mm x 215mm x 140mm Pro 200 11 22 x 8 47 x 5 51 285mm x 215mm x 140mm Pro 200 11 22 x 8 47 x 5 51 285mm x 215mm x 140mm Pro 200D 11 22 x 8 47 x 5 51 285mm x 215mm x 140mm Pro 200D 11...

Page 11: ...ints 48 Minimum Number of Sampling Heads or Points 2 per Zone Alarm Thresholds 4 per Zone Sampling Manifolds Minimum 2 per zone Maximum 12 per zone Zone Manifold 1 per Zone Sampling System DT Transpor...

Page 12: ...ditions will increase the water usage Unit Operating Temperature 32 100 F 0 37 8 C ambient Relative Humidity 0 95 non condensing ambient Cabinet 17 32 x 15 15 x 5 51 440mm x 385mm x 140mm Air Sampling...

Page 13: ...emove any pipe work bungs until ready to fit the pipes 4 Mount the case on the wall using the three or four mounting holes Ensure unit is level in all planes 5 Fit all required wiring glands Note the...

Page 14: ...connected to any cables when high voltage insulation tests are being performed on the cabling The cabling must be completely discharged prior to connection Equipment connected to the cabling during i...

Page 15: ...acked Terminals for general connection Fault OP1 OP2 OP3 OP4 Changeover contacts All Rated 0 3 A at 125 VAC 1 A at 30V DC Auxiliary VS supply 27V Current limited to 300mA PTC protected IP1 IP2 IP3 IP4...

Page 16: ...This information is necessary for the correct operation and settings of each detector 2 A copy of the pipe calculation results to set the Air Flow and to confirm the transport times 3 1 2 Fitting the...

Page 17: ...ust be loaded onto the PC The program can be loaded anywhere on the PC but it is usually more convenient if it is on the desktop or if there is a shortcut on the desktop to it Connect the PC to the Ci...

Page 18: ...the CirrusPro Icon to start the program This will display the screen as shown below Set the com port Every unit leaves the factory set to Network Number 255 This means that on a network all the units...

Page 19: ...he Fault Finding Section 6 If communication has failed a CirrusPro error box is displayed showing Couldn t read security code This error indicates that the communications connections need checking 3 2...

Page 20: ...ndow or in the case of a communication failure 3 2 8 Pipe Scan Allows configuration of the scanning of the CirrusPro 200DSC 200DSC and CirrusPro X4 The Pipe Scan menu should be set up when the unit is...

Page 21: ...l speed The Air speed setting should be similar to that suggested by the pipe calculation program The value entered in the Fault Level is the change in airflow that needs to occur before generating an...

Page 22: ...200DSC 200DSC and Pro X4 the gain difference between pipes cannot be greater than 3 Gain is set in the range 1 to 10 10 being the most sensitive Thresholds can be set from 20 to 90 The Algo Tec settin...

Page 23: ...ed with the required gain and sensitivity levels for that zone The indication is now used to show which time zone is being edited The copy button copies the times and sensitivity levels to the followi...

Page 24: ...re is a set of 4 per pipe These are non monitored volt free contacts A scanning system is shown in the example Pipe Selection is not used for any other case The outputs will switch at the required ala...

Page 25: ...rt Time Transport time is the time taken for the particles entering at a point on the pipe to being present at the detector unit This selection helps to automate the process of measuring and recording...

Page 26: ...d the timer stops The buzzer continues until the particles have cleared or Silence is pressed on the unit The test is complete when the particle level is returned below the alarm thresholds The timeou...

Page 27: ...ese numbers must be noted otherwise access to features will be denied Security Code User Code 3 2 18 Site Info Selecting this option gets the data from the panel and displays the above Most fields wil...

Page 28: ...128 in turn The file is opened using the standard Windows file menu Use resolution 224 X 131 1 Colour Send transmits the logo to the display unit This must then be saved by entering the network set up...

Page 29: ...t or slow this can be used to correct the running of the clock By default the unit will be set to zero The range is 31 to 31 Each unit above zero adds 10 7 seconds per day Each unit below zero subtrac...

Page 30: ...Selecting Yes will leave the connection without saving the changes To ensure the data is as stored in the unit i e to lose changes Get Information from Unit restart the program or connect to another...

Page 31: ...filename for the site commissioned and select Save The file extension will be IND At this point all data is uploaded from each detector unit on the network It can take a few minutes due to the amount...

Page 32: ...n will auto repeat On powering up the display shows the display software version number for a short time then the Logo Menu The unit searches the network for detectors and displays the number found If...

Page 33: ...lay permanently to a detector unit then use the detector network number 255 224 Note that Detector Unit Network numbers cannot be assigned from a display unit only from a PC The number of Displays and...

Page 34: ...nd If during operation a detector is disconnected this indicated as shown To enter the network setting menu press Setup This will then show the security access screen as shown Enter the sequence 11202...

Page 35: ...the changes to the detector unit and return to the particle level display It is then necessary to re enter the security code to return to the Main Options Menu General rules Up and Down Move through...

Page 36: ...les and disables the internal buzzer b Press Select to choose which pipes scan Pipe Scan 1 Scans Pipe 1 Pipe Scan 2 Scans Pipes 1 and 2 Pipe Scan 3 Scans Pipes 1 to 3 Pipe Scan 4 Scans all Pipes 1 to...

Page 37: ...can occur Always refer to the results of the pipe flow calculation for the pipe installation to ensure the correct blower speed is being used 3 4 8 Unit pipe text The display receives the text from th...

Page 38: ...128 events on the unit The latest events are displayed first with earlier events displayed by pressing Next Pressing Both changes the display to show just Fire events Pressing Fires changes the displ...

Page 39: ...t keys and altering the start times and the pipe that the time is relevant for After a sensitivity change the unit will save the parameters before returning to the main options menu This data is chang...

Page 40: ...Alarm3 respectively By entering a Delay value greater than zero the output is delayed once the level has been reached for the specified time The example shows a 20 second delay before activating outp...

Page 41: ...reen the display shows 0 Use and to increase or decrease the value and Select Sel to add another digit Use no more than 9 digits Note that the first digit cannot be 0 When the required code is display...

Page 42: ...flow Refer to Pipe Calculation Average time between fills Usually 4 to 6 days depends on local conditions 3 4 17 Reset Unit By selecting this option the unit carries out a full reset This is not usual...

Page 43: ...condition Any fault indicated should be recorded in the system logbook and investigated Determine the extent of the fault and decide whether special actions such as fire patrols are needed Check that...

Page 44: ...lt reporting Rectify any faults in the Current Faults window found during the power up sequence Refer to the Fault Finding in Section 5 4 2 Data Menu 4 2 1 Real Time Graph Shows the current Cirrus Pro...

Page 45: ...Section 3 2 11 Algotech values are based on current levels during power on Recent changes are reflected in T1 to T3 otherwise the four values will be similar T1 is the current value T2 and T3 are use...

Page 46: ...g was cleared From the log Confirm that water is taken every few days When any fault occurred The log can be displayed with just Fires or just Events by selecting the relevant tick boxes The example s...

Page 47: ...e checked for variations in particle levels on all pipes The pipe menu allows selection of the connected pipes If the signal is constantly at low level it could be that the gain for the unit is set in...

Page 48: ...ken See Section 6 for a list of faults and corrective actions Operating the Commissioned button saves this data in the Site Information memory 4 4 Service Operations As well as confirming the status o...

Page 49: ...here are two or four screws holding the manifold in place depending on the model Remove the power to the system and then remove the screws Key Recessed Mounting Screw Air flow board Diagram Showing Th...

Page 50: ...ith the plugs removed the Cirrus Pro is no longer sampling from the sampling pipes 4 4 3 Fill the Water Bottle The water bottle must be filled during every service visit Unscrew the bottle top and fil...

Page 51: ...on to a PC with the rest of network disconnected See section 3 2 After starting the CirrusPro PC software the unit will be found at Node 255 Select it and enter the high security when prompted 123456...

Page 52: ...list of detectors 3 Selecting any other node is permanent until changed by the user or re powered With Connect Node Set to 000 1 The logo screen is displayed on power up 2 A display can connect to any...

Page 53: ...rger to determine the cause of the fault 4 No water The unit is out of water Check water supply and refill Force a fill by pressing the hardware reset button A fill will occur within 2 minutes Water s...

Page 54: ...irflow Fault The unit has detected an out of range airflow or an out of range airflow has been saved to the unit Via the Commission menu enter the Accept air flow box to identify the airflow The airfl...

Page 55: ...for Mains Fault has detected a fault See Section 3 2 12 Check the power supply equipment and wiring 20 Sample Blocked The unit has detected that the cloud chamber sample route is blocked This means t...

Page 56: ...Silence button The Fault LED will illuminate for 5 seconds then pulse a number of times indicating the fault code When the code is complete the Fault LED will illuminate for 5 seconds The code will r...

Page 57: ...tivity Change feature Open circuit voltage 16V Max applied voltage 30V Max closed circuit resistance 1500 Ohms Output Relays 4 Programmable Fire Relays 1 Fault Relay 4 Additional Pipe on the expansion...

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