System-sensor FAAST Comprehensive Manual de usuario

FAASTFire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology®3825 Ohio Avenue, St. Charles, Illinois 601741.800.SENSOR2; Fax: 630.377.6495www.systemsensor.comCOMPREH

When the desired changes have been made, select the OK button to close the window.Highlight the pipe (pipe turns from red to grey) then select and dra

Pipe Layout ReportThe Pipe Layout Report generates a report about the site, including informa-tion, such as name, location detector information, confi

FIGURE 24. PIPE WIZARD DETECTOR LOCATION SCREENASP54-01FIGURE 25. PIPE WIZARD DETAILS SCREENThe Pipe Screen prompts for the type of pipe material bein

FIGURE 26. REMOTE MONITORING OF USER INTERFACE PANELFIGURE 27. MONITORING THE TREND GRAPHLive ViewSelect the Monitoring tab in the lower left corner o

FIGURE 31. LOG VIEWLive EventsLive Events allows the viewer to see current activities at a specific FAAST de-vice. The log viewer provides the device

Web Browser AccessCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section describes how to access the FAAST detector over a local network (LAN) via the Web

LIVE VIEW SCREENA live view of the User Interface Display Panel may be obtained by selecting the Live View tab, as shown in Figure 5.The Live View scr

CommissioningCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section provides an overview of the commissioning process for a system and describes how the co

CONFIGURING A NEW FAAST SYSTEMIf the FAAST detector has never been configured before, when initially pow-ered it indicates a configuration fault. Begi

TABLE 2. GENERAL FIELD DESCRIPTIONSTABLE 6. ALARM/FAULT RELAY LATCHING CHECK BOX DESCRIPTIONSTABLE 3. DEVICE DATE AND TIME FIELD DESCRIPTIONSTABLE 4.

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ALARM LEVELTHRESHOLD HIGH SENSITIVITYTHRESHOLD LOW SENSITIVITYCURRENT LEVELAlert Alert High Alert Low Acclimate Alert LevelAction 1 Action 1 High Ac

FIGURE 8. TYPICAL STABILIZED FRONT PANEL INDICATORS3. Create a project using an appropriate title, as shown in Figure 9, by select-ing File>New fr

Relay Function TestingThe Relay function can be verified by setting the system into Test mode. The Test mode is initiated through the PipeIQ Live View

SS-400-007 23 E56-3621-003 CommissioningCustomer Name:Project Name:Site Address:Installer Name/Contact information: Date:Commissioning Agent/Conta

SS-400-007 24 E56-3621-003 CommissioningthReshold time delay tRanspoRt timesDay Alert: Predicted: Actual:Action 1: Predicted: Actual:Action 2: Pre

Maintenance and TroubleshootingCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section provides guidance through maintenance and troubleshooting for the FA

TYPE CONDITION RECOMMENDED ACTIONFault Warning External Monitor Fault signals, but nothing is con-nected to the external monitor relay.Attach the 47 K

PIPEIQ FAAST CONNECTION TROUBLESHOOTING In order to connect to a FAAST device at its default IP address (192.168.1.10) the PC network adapter must be

Parts and AccessoriesCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section provides information on the parts and accessories available for the FAAST syst

The Pipe SystemCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section provides details on the physical installation of the pipe network for the FAAST syst

SCOPEThis section provides information for pipe network designers and adminis-trators on the use of the PipeIQ® software program for the FAAST system.

CAPILLARY TUBES AND SAMPLING POINTSA capillary tube is a length of flexible tubing that is connected to the main sampling pipe with a sampling point a

Pipe BendsNever bend pipes, unless absolutely necessary. Use elbows, tees or other fit-tings to change the direction of the pipe.If bending is necessa

Application and DesignCOMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTION MANUALSCOPEThis section is intended to provide general design and application guidelines for designin

OPEN AREA PROTECTIONCeiling SamplingIn typical ceiling installations, the pipe network is suspended from 1 in. to 1 ft. (25 mm to 300 mm) below the ce

HIGH AIR EXCHANGE AREASTypically, high air exchange areas have some form of mechanical ventilation to maintain constant or cyclical air flow for heati

TABLE 2. HOLE SIZES FOR LARGE DUCTSDUCT WIDTH NO. OF HOLESHOLE SIZE NOMINAL PIPE FLOW RATE (CFM)3 ft. 4 in. (1 m) 6 9/64 in. (3.5 mm)1.77 cfm (50.2

TABLE 5. VIEW MENUMENU CHOICE DESCRIPTIONMonitoring Changes the view of the project to the monitoring screen. (For object levels above the device leve

SITE CONFIGURATION When a new project is created, the factory default settings are used to create all of the objects. Any number of buildings, floors,

Button Lock-OutDepending on the model selected, the button lockout feature may or may not appear. If the button lock out option is not available, this

TABLE 12. DEFAULT NORMAL MODE THRESHOLD VALUESALARM SPECIFY THE THRESHOLD LEVEL IN %FT FOR NORMAL MODEDay Night WeekendAlert 0.012 0.012 0.012Action

FIGURE 11. CONNECT POPUP WINDOWEnter the IP address of the Host (FAAST detector), select either Read-Only or Administrator from the User list. If Admi

BUTTON DESCRIPTION Import an existing floor plan in (.dxf) format. Changes the view of the pipe layout to isometric. Changes the view of the pipe lay