Triple IR Flame Detectors
FV400
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Advanced Configuration Options
The advanced configuration options are set
using the PC400 configuration tool which con-
nects to the detector using the CTI400 Configu-
ration Tool Interface.
The following options can be set using the tool:
Basic options: Options available on DIP
switches can alternatively be set by the
PC400 configuration tool.
OPM timing: Set time interval for regular
OPM test.
Video Output mode: Select what information
is overlaid on camera image.
Video Information: Enter and edit detector
location and identity information that can be
overlaid on camera image.
Select logging options: Select which events
and information are logged by the detector.
Field network parameters: Enter and edit net-
work settings such as baud rate, addresses,
etc.
Additionally, the configuration tool can be used
to view the internal parameters and for diagnos-
tics by extracting and processing log data stored
in the detector.
Commissioning
System Checks
Before connecting the zone wiring to the control
equipment or to the detectors, a general inspec-
tion of the system should be carried out.
In particular, ensure that the detectors are suita-
bly positioned and follow the recommendations
as mentioned in the FV400 Series Product Infor-
mation and Design Application guide.
The operation of the detector can be tested by
using the WT300 (Walk-Test Tool). For additional
information, refer to the latest version of the
WT300 Installation guide.
Note
Programming via IR mode of the
850EMT is not supported by the FV400
Series of detectors.
For information on 850EMT, refer to the
latest version of the 850EMT User man-
ual.
Reference Documents
Refer to the latest versions of the
PC400 Help file and the CTI400 Installa-
tion guide for further information on
how to use these tools for diagnostics.
WARNING
The Self-Test generates an alarm
that is reported on all the
interfaces. Ensure that the
monitoring system will identify it
as a test alarm and distinguish it
from a fire alarm.
Tests to conduct
The wiring must be checked for loop
resistance, continuity and insulation
before powering any devices.
