AP ARTON-08F, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7 COMMISSIONING
7.1 Mounting
The panel should be sited in premises at a height to be convenient for operating and maintenance.
The panel is designed to be mounted vertically. The marking for the panel’s installation should be made in
accordance with the mounting dimensions (Appendix 1). The connection of wires and cables should be made
only through the holes at the bottom of the panel (Appendix 3).
Note. To prevent the panel’s going to the Fault mode when the panel has been switched on
without loads it is required to connect 3,3 kOhm resistors (supplied with the panel) parallel to
terminals of all AL, outputs to light and sound alarms, outputs to CMS “Fire” and “Fault”.
7.2 AL wiring
Connect alarm loops to « Ch1 » ... « Ch8 » contacts and « GND ». Connect the plus wire of the AL to the
contact « Chn », and the minus one – to contact « GND » (see Appendix 4).
The type and operation algorithm of loop can be set when programming the panel. The settings of the
panel’s configuration by default are shown in Section 8.11. The maximum resistance of AL, not considering
the EOL resistor resistance, should not exceed 220 Ohm.
AL wiring diagrams (4-wire, 2-wire, active, passive, combined) appear in Appendix 6.
You should fix basic current for every new connected AL in the programming mode (see p.8.3).
7.3 Light and sound alarms circuit wiring
A light alarm should be connected to terminals « Light » and « GND ». The plus contact of the alarm
should be connected to contact « Light », and the minus one – to contact « GND » (see Appendix 4).
A sound alarm should be connected to terminals « Sound » and « GND ». The plus contact of the
alarm should be connected to contact « Sound », and the minus one – to contact « GND » (see Appendix 4).
Light and sound alarms with 12 V rated voltage and up to 300 mA current consumption can be
connected to the panel.
Note. A resistor with from 1 to 10 kOhm resistance should be connected parallel to each pair
of alarm’s terminals in immediate proximity to the alarm to control circuit integrity of
alarms.
The panel operates in 5 modes of light and sound alarm.
The modes and other parameters should be set when programming the panel (Section 8, Table 8.7). The
factory default setting is the pulsing mode with 1 Hz frequancy.
7.4 220 V mains wiring
7.4.1 Attention! The mains wiring to the panel should be made only by service personnel.
7.4.2 The mains wiring to the panel can be done through the circuit with differential protection relay in
main distribution board.
7.4.3 Connect the earth circuit with resistance not more than 4 Ohm to terminal « » of the terminal
block.
7.4.4 Check the 0,5 A fuse in the terminal block for presence and proper operation.
7.4.5 Connect the neutral mains cable to “~220 V” terminals so that the phase wire would be connected
to « L » terminal and the null wire - to « N » terminal. Secure the circuit wire using a plastic binder.
7.4.6 Energize the panel. After that the panel performs test for not more than 20 s. Within this time all
LEDs shall flash several times and the internal sounder shall shortly sound indicating its proper operation.
While testing the panel also checks program and energy-independent data memory, initiates configuration,
checks outputs, AL and power system for faults. When a fault has been detected while testing the Fault
indicator flashes and internal sounder sounds (one long and two short signals). When the test is over the panel
issues 3 short sound signals and returns to standby condition provided there are no faults and activated
detectors in AL. If after the mains power has been switched on, none of LEDs are not lit, you should check
the 0,5 A fuse in the terminal block for presence and proper operation.
7.5 Storage battery connection
Attention! You must connect a storage battery only after mains power has been on.