Honeywell HI-SPEC Bedienungsanleitung

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Installation Instructions

Honeywell Air Sampling Smoke Detection System

Honeywell HI-SPEC

4 3

12 13

1 Operating-indicator light

2 Indicator light for fault

3 Indicator light for alert alarm-detector module I

4 Indicator light for action alarm-detector module I

5 Indicator light for fire alarm-detector module I

6 Smoke level display 1 to 10 for detector module I

7 Indicator light for alert alarm-detector module II

8 Indicator light for action alarm-detector module II

9 Indicator light for fire alarm-detector module II

10 Smoke level display 1 to 10 for detector module II

11 Pre-punched cable entries for connection to the central fire panel or power supply (input/output)

12 Connection pipe system I

13 Connection pipe system II

14 Connection for air return

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Installation of the Detector Module

Please note:

- Only the detector modules of the type ASD-TT-05, ASD-TT-01 and ASD-TT-001

- that have been approved by the VdS-certification authority may be used.

- Carry out the following works only if the device is powered down.

1. Open the device by carefully unlocking the housing snap-in closures by means of a screwdriver. Then lift the housing lid a little bit.

2. Carefully pull the connection cable of the display board off (connection “Display”) and remove the housing lid.

Note:

Shall the device only be provided with one detector module, please skip to point 5. Shall the device however be provided with two detector modules

please follow the following instructions.

3. Recover carefully the ventilator cover for the second air sampling duct (self-adhesive plastic cover).

4. Break carefully the clasp for the connection of the second pipe system (predetermined breaking point, marked by “II“) with a screwdriver from

the housing.

Note:

The knockout is to be removed completely from the device.

5. Make the required settings by setting the contacts of switch S1 accordingly (see also “Settings of the detector module”).

6. Fix the detector module in the corresponding mounting position.

7. Ensure the detector is fully clipped home

8. Connect the detector module via the ribbon cable with the connection “Head 1” (detector module I) or “Head 2” (detector module II) to the base

board. Note the labelling of the base board.

9. Reconnect the display board to the base board (connection “Display”). Note the labelling of the base board.

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Detector Module Settings

In the following tables of the switch positions S1 have 2 positions.

on off

The standard settings have a grey background.

Setting the response sensitivity

detector module

DM-TT-

S1. 1

S1. 2

0,8 %/m 0,12 %/m on on

0,4 %/m 0,06 %/m off on

1,0 %/m 0,2 %/m 0,03 %/m on off

0,5 %/m 0,1 %/m 0,015%/m off off

Setting the alarm delay

S1. 3 S1. 4

0 seconds off off

10 seconds on off

30 seconds off on

60 seconds on on

Setting the activating threshold

“air flow fault”

S1. 5 S1. 6

small on off

medium off on

large off off

very large on on

Setting the delay

“air flow fault”

S1. 7 S1. 8

0.5 minutes off on

2 minutes on off

15 minutes on on

60 minutes off off

Setting the fault signal

S1. 9

non-latched off

latched on

Setting

LOGIC

⋅

SENS

S1.10

off off

on on

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HEAD 1 DIAG

BR1 X8

BR2

BR3

HEAD 1 HEAD 2DIAG DISPLAY

BR1 X8

BR2

CUTOFF

BR3

SCI ITAG

BR3

BR1

11223

Br1

Br2

Choose number of the detector modules

The number of detector modules is chosen with the jumper BR1. The following table shows, whether the jumper must be put or not:

X = pin pair bridge

O = pin pair open

The standard settings have a grey background.

Choose number of the detector

modules

Bridge

Pin No.

BR1,

1+2

1 detector module X

2 detector module O

Setting the ventilator voltage

Jumper BR3 on the base board and Jumper BR1 on the additional board allows the setup of the ventilator voltage. The following table shows whether

the jumpers are set or not:

X = pin pair bridge

O = pin pair open

The standard settings have a grey background.

Setting the ventilator voltage

base-

board

additional

board

Jumper

Pin No.

BR 3

1 + 2

BR 1

1 + 2

BR 2

1 + 2

6,5 V O O X

6,9 V O X O

9 V O O O

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JU1 JU2

K3 K4

JU3 JU4

K5 K6

JU5 JU6

X8 X9 X10 X11 X12

JU8

JU7

JU1-

JU6

JU1 JU2

K3 K4

JU3 JU4

K5 K6

JU5 JU6

1 2 3 1 2 3

Setting the function of the collective fault contact

The contact type (break contact or make contact) of the collective fault is set using the jumper JU 7 and JU 8.

collective fault contact

detector module I = Jumper JU8

collective fault contact

detector module II = Jumper JU7

The following table shows the positioning of the jumpers:

X = pin pair bridge

O = pin pair open

The standard settings have a grey background.

Setting the collective fault contact

Jumper

Pin No.

JU7/8

1+2

JU7/8

2+3

break contact O X

make contact X O

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Setting the alarm contacts

The contact type (break contact or make contact) of the alarm contacts is set using the jumper JU 1 to JU 6.

Alarm contact alert alarm

detector module I = Jumper JU2

Alarm contact alert alarm

detector module II = Jumper JU1

Alarm contact action alarm

detector module I= Jumper JU4

Alarm contact action alarm

detector module II = Jumper JU3

Alarm contact fire alarm

detector module I = Jumper JU6

Alarm contact fire alarm

detector module II = Jumper JU5

The following table shows the positioning of the jumpers:

X = pin pair bridge

O = pin pair open

The standard settings have a grey background.

Setting the alarm contacts

Jumper

Pin-No.

JU1-6

1+2

JU1-6

2+3

break contact O X

make contact X O

Device Supports

Support Type MT-1

horizontal installation

Support Type MT-1

vertical installation

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Installation of the device

General information:

- When choosing the installation location make sure the displays of the device are clearly visible.

- Screw the air sampling smoke detection system either directly to the wall with its bottom casing or mount it by means of a special support (type

MT-1). This support allows to mount the device also to racks for example.

- The air outlet of the device must not be blocked. (The distance between the air outlet and adjacent objects (e.g. wall) is to be at least 10 cm.)

- The air sampling smoke detection system can be mounted with the air sampling pipe connector(s) pointing upwards or downwards. (If neces-

sary, turn the lid by 180°). If the air sampling pipe connector(s) point downwards make sure no impurities enter the air outlet which then points

upwards.

- At switching-on the supply voltage, the device does not start running at once but only after approx. 10 seconds.

Procedure:

1. First, clearly mark the fixing points for mounting the device. If necessary, use the provided drilling jig. Fix the device using four screws (max. ∅of 6

mm for wall mounting and max. ∅of 4 mm for mounting by means of the device support MT-1) in order to guarantee a safe fixing and to limit vibra-

tions which occur.

2. Fix the device by means of four screws in accordance with the mounting type to the wall or the device support. Make sure the device is not fixed

under mechanical tension or the screws are not tightened too much. Otherwise the device might be damaged, or unintended secondary noise may

arise.

Note:

To balance unevenness and/or to avoid vibrations vibration dampers need to be installed.

3. Carefully break out of the housing the required cable entries (max. 5 x M20 und 2 x M25). If required, use a screwdriver.

4. Carefully equip the cable entry(entries) according to requirements with M20 or M25 glands (2x M25, 1x M20 included in the delivery) by inserting

them into the corresponding cable entry/entries.

5. Pass the connection cable(s) (max. 1.5 mm²) required to wire the device through the prepared M20 or M25 glands into the device and cut it to the

required length within the device.

6. Wire the device according to the following connection diagram.

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internal connection connection board

X12

X10

connection to central fire panel

+24V

X11

24V für

Display

Data

24V

+24V

Alt.Sens.

+24V

Reset

+24V

JU8

RF I

JU2

RA1 I

JU4

RA2 I

JU6

RA3 I

JU7

RF II

JU1

RA1 II

JU3

RA2 II

JU5

RA3 II

X5 X1

detector module I

Alert alarm-relay

L1+

L1-

L2+

L2-

L3+

L3-

L4+

L4-

L5+

L5-

L6+

L6-

L7+

L7-

L8+

L8-

fault contact

detector module II

fault contact Action alarm-relayFire alarm-relayAlert alarm-relayAction alarm-relayFire alarm-relay

internal connection connection board

Parallel-

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Connections

1+2

Fault resistance for fault contact II (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, no standard)

3+4

alarm resistance for alarm contact “alert alarm II” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

5+6

alarm resistance for alarm contact “action alarm II” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

7+8

alarm resistance for alarm contact “fire alarm II” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

1+2

Fault resistance for fault contact I (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, no standard)

3+4

alarm resistance for alarm contact “alert alarm I” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

5+6

alarm resistance for alarm contact “action alarm I” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

7+8

alarm resistance for alarm contact “fire alarm I” (just to connect, if the contact as normally open programmed is, standard)

X3 / 1

X3 / 2

+ output line “Fault II“

- output line “Fault II”

X3 / 3

X3 / 4

+ output line “Alert alarm II“

- output line “Alert alarm II”

X3 / 5

X3 / 6

+ output line “Action alarm II“

- output line “Action alarm II”

X3 / 7

X3 / 8

+ output line “Fire alarm II“

- output line “Fire alarm II”

X4 / 1

X4 / 2

+ output line “Fault I“

- output line “Fault I”

X4 / 3

X4 / 4

+ output line “Alert alarm I“

- output line “Alert alarm I”

X4 / 5

X4 / 6

+ output line “Action alarm I“

- output line “Action alarm I”

X4 / 7

X4 / 8

+ output line “Fire alarm I“

- output line “Fire alarm I”

X5 / 1

X5 / 2

+ input line “Fault II“

- input line “Fault II”

X5 / 3

X5 / 4

+ input line “Alert alarm II“

- input line “Alert alarm II”

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X5 / 5

X5 / 6

+ input line “Action alarm II“

- input line “Action alarm II”

X5 / 7

X5 / 8

+ input line “Fire alarm II“

- input line “Fire alarm II”

X6 / 1

X6 / 2

+ input line “Fault I“

- input line “Fault I”

X6 / 3

X6 / 4

+ input line “Alert alarm I“

- input line “Alert alarm I”

X6 / 5

X6 / 6

+ input line “Action alarm I“

- input line “Action alarm I”

X6 / 7

X6 / 8

+ input line “Fire alarm I“

- input line “Fire alarm I”

X8 / 1

X8 / 2

+ 24 V reset input

0 V reset input

X8 / 3

X8 / 4

+ 24 V reset output

0 V reset output

X9 / 1

X9 / 2

+ 24 V input “Alt. Sens.“

Alternate Sensitivity

0 V input “Alt. Sens.“

Alternate Sensitivity

X9 / 3

X9 / 4

+ 24 V output “Alt. Sens.“

Alternate Sensitivity

0 V output “Alt. Sens.“

Alternate Sensitivity

X10 / 1

X10 / 2

+ 24 V supply voltage

0 V supply voltage

X10 / 3

X10 / 4

+ 24 V supply voltage

0 V supply voltage

X11 / 1

X11 / 2

+ data external Display

- data external Display

X12 / 1

X12 / 2

+ 24 V external Display

0 V external Display

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