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The number in the bottom row will again count down in
seconds. The Flame Detector is expected to go into a Fire state
during this test. You may press the
Trigger
or
Back
button to
stop the test anytime; usually, once the test is successful.
If the Flame Detector does not go into fire during this test, it
could indicate a problem with the Flame Detector or how the
test was performed.
Check that your alignment and distance between the
TalentumTT
2
are within the specified tolerances for the Flame
Detector. Remember that there is a range of distances between
the TalentumTT
2
and Flame Detector where it should trigger, for
example, try reducing the distance between the TalentumTT
2
and
the Flame Detector.
If you are unable to achieve a Fire state you may need to
recalibrate the Flame Detector. Refer to the section ‘Recalibrate a
Talentum Flame Detector’ on
page 18
.
When the counter reaches zero or when the
Trigger
or
Back
button is pressed to finish the test, the IR bulbs are turned on at
full power for ten seconds to recondition them, extending their
working life.
The screen at this point reads:
The number in the bottom row will count down in seconds,
and when it reaches zero, the TalentumTT
2
will turn itself off.
Reconditioning
10s
