Kidde Fire Systems VEGA LT TM0081 사용자 설명서
TM0081
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Issue 1.01
10. COMMISSIONING
The total system should be tested in accordance with the commissioning requirements of the relevant standards
or national codes. Commissioning is to be carried out only after successfully completing the installation of the
systems as per the installation instructions.
or national codes. Commissioning is to be carried out only after successfully completing the installation of the
systems as per the installation instructions.
10.1
SYSTEM CHECKS
Check that the system has been installed to the project requirements as defined by the “As Fitted Drawings” and
if appropriate, instruct the installer to carry out changes to the system. Using a multimeter, check to ensure that
the mains supply is NOT present and take the precautionary steps to avoid accidental application of the supply.
if appropriate, instruct the installer to carry out changes to the system. Using a multimeter, check to ensure that
the mains supply is NOT present and take the precautionary steps to avoid accidental application of the supply.
10.2
INITIAL POWER UP
Disconnect any cables connected to terminals located within the control panel such as loop, sounder and
auxiliary circuits. Ensure that all external wiring is clearly identified and using a multimeter, check that the cables
are free from fault conditions such as earth, short-circuit and open circuits.
auxiliary circuits. Ensure that all external wiring is clearly identified and using a multimeter, check that the cables
are free from fault conditions such as earth, short-circuit and open circuits.
Connect insulated wire links to the loop terminals, +ve to +ve and –ve to –ve and fit end-of-line 10K resistors to
all sounder output terminals.
all sounder output terminals.
Before powering up the panel, carry out these preliminary checks:
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Check for any visible signs of damage that may have been caused during the installation.
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Verify that all installation instructions have been adhered to.
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Physically check that all PCBs are secured in their mountings
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Check all ribbon cables are secured and correctly connected.
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Check all temporary cable terminations are secured.
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All damage and/or faults must be rectified before proceeding.
CAUTION:
Always apply mains power first. Do not power up using battery first as this may damage critical
components.
Always apply mains power first. Do not power up using battery first as this may damage critical
components.
Apply the mains supply from the remote source. Using a multimeter check that the supply is present at the on-
board mains terminals (110 or 230 Vac) and check that the panel performs the following:
board mains terminals (110 or 230 Vac) and check that the panel performs the following:
1. The
POWER ON status light comes on.
2. The
SYSTEM FAULT status light comes on.
3. The internal buzzer operates in a constant mode.
4. The LCD display updates and confirms operation of system diagnostics and verification routines in
4. The LCD display updates and confirms operation of system diagnostics and verification routines in
progress.
5. The fault relay de-energises.
After a short period of time the panel performs the following:
1. The
COMMON FAULT status light flashes.
2. The
PSU FAULT status light flashes.
3. The display updates and confirms a FAULT – ‘BLC 1 power supply flt’ is present.
The SYSTEM FAULT status light can be reset by the operation of SW2 marked RESET located within the
control panel on the MCP card, part number 44782-K071.The internal buzzer can be silenced by operation of
the SILENCE BUZZER button located on the front of the panel.
control panel on the MCP card, part number 44782-K071.The internal buzzer can be silenced by operation of
the SILENCE BUZZER button located on the front of the panel.
Connect the batteries to the power supply unit as detailed in the previous section and check that the panel
reverts to normal condition and the POWER ON status light is on and the display reads STATUS NORMAL.
reverts to normal condition and the POWER ON status light is on and the display reads STATUS NORMAL.
Note: the panel display may indicate a SYSTEM FAULT - ‘BLC 1 Loop 01 logon flt’ condition as devices that
were previously logged onto the panel during its last power up are no longer attached. The fault can be cleared
using the ‘accept logon count’ menu option located at Set→Loop config→Accept logon count. (Refer to
Table 8) Select ‘Yes’ to accept revised logon count. This will remove the previous devices logged onto the panel
from its memory. No other faults should be present at this stage and if faults exist they will require clearing
before continuing.
were previously logged onto the panel during its last power up are no longer attached. The fault can be cleared
using the ‘accept logon count’ menu option located at Set→Loop config→Accept logon count. (Refer to
Table 8) Select ‘Yes’ to accept revised logon count. This will remove the previous devices logged onto the panel
from its memory. No other faults should be present at this stage and if faults exist they will require clearing
before continuing.