RMS-I-DE-01 ver2.0
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1. D indicates the status of Smoke Detector o Sensor type open closed contact switch o Power source powered by the unit No additional power needed o The unit auto detects the presence of the Smoke Detector as Dry Contact sensor o Disconnect alarm Note that the smoke detector will be detected as a Dry Contact sensor See more on this in the configuration of the sensor o Accurate cost effective Smoke Detector 1 3 Specifications The following technical details are sometimes required for certification purposes o Sensor type open closed contact switch o Detection type Photoelectric Chamber o Power Source 9 VDC o Standby Current 15 uA max o Alarm Current 30 mA max o Alarm Sound Level 85 dB at 3 m o Operating Temp 5 C 45 C o Ambient Humidity 10 90 o Sensitivity to Smoke 3 6 Obs m o Size 110 mm o Ambient Humidity 10 to 90 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 o Maximum CAT5 6 Extension Cable Run Length 90 meters or 300 feet 1000 feet when connected via dry contact inputs o Radionuclide Am 241 o Type of substance sealed unsealed It is sealed o Physical form solid liquid gas Solid o Activity in Becquerel s Less than 37 000 Becquerel s 1 4 Smoke Detector OIDs o For normal state return value 2 o For alarm state return value 4 o Note You can test the smoke detector by holding down the test button until the audible alarm occurs about 5 sec The s2. RMS I DE 01 Smoke Detector www conteg com 2012 CONTEG spol s r o All rights reserved No part of this publication may be used reproduced photocopied transmitted or stored in any retrieval system of any nature without the written permission of the copyright owner Although this manual was prepared and checked with the best care CONTEG spol s r o cannot accept any liability for omissions or errors in this publication Due to the continuous development and progress CONTEG spol s r o also reserves the right to change details and technical specifications of the products described in this manual Such changes along with eventual errors or printing errata shall not constitute grounds for compensation www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 Content MEIDELL ase tess TE see nn cease skede ciara se sasse tenes e nc sind ss sned nere E E 1 STOKE Detector e E E E E E E E E E E E 1 1 Introductio Ne eee ES EET 3 1 1 How the Smoke detector WOTKS saaledes EEan 3 1 2 FANGE 3 1 3 TL LAST ERE NE NN nee Nor 4 1 4 SMOKE Detector EE EE EN eee eee ee eee ne 5 2 Important Safety Information EEE NN Edel 5 3 Smoke DEP ER 6 4 Feed 6 5 TESTING Ne Smoke DECC Ol Laser 7 6 VTA 7 7 Configuring the Smoke Detector SN No RK Rn NR ne Sn RS 7 7 1 Configuration of the Smoke Detector RAMOS Optima sissmunssrsssrsssresrrrenrrerrrrrrarrrrrrr rss rna snar ran RR ARR A RR RR RR RR RR RR RR KRK KRK RKA RKA KRK ROR 8 7 2 Co
3. Start Online Status of Sensors Last Refresh 32 secs Port Type Description Reading Status Action Graph 1 Temperature Temperature1 Description 35 C Warning View 2 Security Security2 Description Not Plugged In Remove 3 Liquid Water3 Description Critical 4 z 5 6 z 8 Temperature emperature8 Description 3 F vorma View Now if we navigate back to the Summery page we can see the sensor is present there showing the correct status Note Please see the Siren Strobe Sensor User Manual for the step by step instructions for using the Smoke Detector to trigger the Siren Strobe Sensor www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 Summary Sensors Traps Mail Network System Help Sensor Settings Environmental Dry contact Smoke detector on Port 7 Temperature Humidity pra Send Trap Alert For This Sensor Port Yes Y SESE tacts amp Dri Send Mail Alert For This Sensor Port Yes Y iris gd Send Trap when Status Normal Yes Dry Contacts amp Drivers FSF Send Email when Status Normal Yes Y Power Continuous time sensor is in a normal state to report secs lo 0 secs Continuous time sensor is in a warning error state to report p 77 EE ee AC Voltage Detector secs lo 0 secs One way to eliminate false warnings in an unstable temperature DC Voltage Sensor environment is to add time in the continuous time to report feature here Relay Minimum time between each T
4. false alerts 13 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 8 Additional Information on the Smoke Detectors 8 1 Test Button amp Testing As noted earlier do keep in mind that when testing the Smoke Detectors using real or canned smoke do not press the Test Hush button at least 10 minutes prior to this testing or the detector will not be able to detect the smoke 8 2 Connecting via dry contact inputs You can connect the RMS DE 01 to the inputs on dry contacts expander RAMOS ULTRA EX D8 8 which is connected to RAMOS Ultra base units The green phoenix type two pin dry contact connector that is mounted on the Smoke Detectors converter box is used for this purpose However you do have to keep in mind that when the sensors are connected to the extra dry contacts and not the RJ 45 sensors ports if the 9Volt battery that powers the smoke detector runs out then you will not get the alerts from the unit The reason for this is when connected to the RJ 45 ports the Smoke Detectors are powered by the unit and when connected to the dry contact inputs they are not and only powered by the 9V battery 8 3 Cleaning and Problems with Smoke Detectors As also mentioned earlier these sensors are not designed to be used in dusty or dirty environments If they must be then they will need to be cleaned regularly The picture above clearly shows the dust build up inside the detectors optical chamber You can see the clear blac
5. k plastic where we have wiped the dust off compared to the dusty surface 14 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 This picture above also shows the dust inside the cover of the Smoke Detector You can open the Smoke Sensors up and clean them using some compressed air you can blow the dust out of the optical chamber You just need to open the optical chamber so the dust particles can be flushed out properly If you don t have a compressor or canned compressed air you can use a lint free cloth or tissue paper Just make sure there are no fibers left behind P aS Cf ere mei gt 0 This picture above shows the optical chamber of the Smoke Detector after cleaning This concludes the Smoke Detector User manual 15 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012
6. larm Security Siren amp Strobe Light Settings Autosense In the Smoke Sensors settings page you will rename your Smoke Sensor as you wish in the Description field We can also rename our sensors descriptions in the Descriptions fields then turn the sensor Online by choosing the Online setting for the sensor in the Go Online Offline field and also make sure that the Normal State for the sensor is set to Open 5 Volts as shown in the screen shot above You would then click the Save button to save the sensor settings into the web interface www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 Summary Sensors Traps Mail Network System Help Sensor Settings Environmental Dry contact Smoke detector on Port 7 Temperature Settings Relay Control Siren Control Status Filter Humidity Liquid Detector Port 7 Airflow Sensor Smoke detector Contacts amp Drivers Description Status No Smoke Dry Contacts amp Drivers i z Sensor Online Offline 4 20 mAmp g Description of Status When Dry Contact Normal AC Voltage Detector Description of Status When Dry Contact Critical Smoke Detected DC Voltage Sensor Go Online Offline Online v Relay Direction Input Security Sensor Normal State Open 5 Volts Security Save Reset Motion Detector Alarm Security Siren amp Strobe Light Settings Autosense Now we can see that our Smoke Sensor is Online and shows the status of No Smoke Auto refresh sec 5
7. moke detector will then send an alarm signal to the unit Important The Web interface settings for the smoke detector are Direction Input Normal State Open 5 Volts 2 Important Safety Information Observe and follow all local and national electrical and building codes for installation This smoke detector is designed to be used inside a single room only In multi room buildings each individual room should have its own smoke detector This smoke detector is not a substitute for a complete fire alarm system Smoke may not reach the smoke detector for many reasons For example if a fire starts in a remote part of a building or home on another level wall roof or on the other side of a closed door smoke may not reach the smoke detector in time to alert personnel In other words the smoke detector will not promptly detect a fire except in the area or room in which it is installed The smoke detectors can only sound their alarms when they detect smoke The smoke detectors detect combustion particles in the air They do not sense heat flame or gas This smoke detector is designed to give an audible warning of a developing fire However many fires are fast burning explosive or intentional Others are caused by carelessness or safety hazards So always keep in mind that smoke may not reach the smoke detector alarm QUCKLY ENOUGH The smoke detectors have limitations This smoke detector is not foolproof and is not warranted to protect live
8. nfiguration of the Smoke Detector RAMOS Ultra ssoseessosrressesrrorrrrrrsrrenrrrrrrrrrr rss ran ran RAR RER ROR RR RR ASKR RR RAR RSKR RR RR RR RSKR SR KR KARA 11 8 Additional Information on the Smoke Detectors sussmmmsssressrrrersrrenrrrrnrrrrrnrrrrrrrrnnrr rr rn rr rr nn RAKARE xe LEE E ELLLER ERE E LEE LEE EE LEE ELLLER ELE 14 8 1 FRP drekk 14 8 2 Connecting via dry contact INPUTS EE EE RR KR RR KR RR KR RR RR RR RR RR KKR RR RR RR RR RR KR RR RR RR Rana 14 8 3 Cleaning and Problems with Smoke Detectors ssessresrreorrerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr narr rr rn rr nr RR rr RAS KRA R ARR R KR RR KR RR RR RR KKR KKR RR RAR KRA KRA RKA KRA nn 14 1 Introduction Smoke detector makes an important addition to security and safety These smoke detectors are easy to install and configure The smoke detector must be mounted on the ceiling for maximum smoke detection 1 1 How the Smoke detector works The smoke sensor detects partials of smoke in the air in its photoelectric chamber Here are the specs for the sensor 1 2 Features o On Off alarm signal of Smoke Detected o DC operated photoelectric type Smoke Detector www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 o Hush Test feature o Non radioactive technology o High and stable sensitivity o Quick fix mounting bracket for easy installation o Extraloud alarm sound over 85 dB o Low battery and battery missing warning indicator o Auto reset when smoke clears o LE
9. o cancel a false alarm press the Test Hush button located on the cover The alarm will b automatically switch to a reduced sensitivity condition This reduced sensitivity will last for 10 minutes The unit will flash the red light every 10 seconds instead of the normal 40 seconds to indicate the sensitivity has been reduced The unit will reset to normal sensitivity at the end of the silenced period If additional silenced time is required simply push the Test Hush button again 7 Configuring the Smoke Detector a b c Status Plug the sensor into one of the RJ45 ports on the rear panel of the unit Now point your browser to the IP address of the unit default 192 168 0 100 Next you need to login as the administrator using your administrator password default is public You will then be taken to the summary page From the summary page you need to select the sensors tab The layout of the next page will vary depending on your unit so please refer to your units manual If the sensor is offline the status is No Status If the sensor is online and there is no Smoke detected the status is Normal If Smoke is detected then the status is Critical If at any time communications with the Smoke Detector are lost the status of the Smoke Detector is changed to sensorError When a smoke detector is connected the unit will sense it as dry contact sensor The user can change the description of the sensor to a Smoke Detec
10. r local Fire Department for current requirements in your area 4 Installing the Smoke Detector a b c d e f g From the back of the smoke detector remove the mounting plate by turning it counterclockwise To later engage the tamper resist feature twist out and set aside one of the pins molded into the plate Both pins are exactly the same Secure the plate to the ceiling or wall with the mounting screws Lift open the battery pocket door Connect the new 9 Volt battery to the battery connector inside the battery pocket Be sure the battery is securely connected The red LED may blink briefly when the battery is installed Close the battery picket door snapping it into place Position the smoke detector to the mounting plate and turn it clockwise to lock it into place To engage the tamper resist feature insert the pin into the notch on the edge of the smoke detector after the detector is properly positioned in the base Push the test button to test the smoke detector see below www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 5 Testing the Smoke Detector a Firmly push the TEST button and the smoke detector alarm will sound a loud beep The alarm b will stop sounding after releasing the TEST button If the smoke detector does not sound please retest the detector again 6 HUSH Feature This button on the smoke detector is a combined Test Hush button to silence false alarms a T
11. rap Email lo minutes Security Sensor Security Day of week Filter Disable v Motion Detector NO ALERT DAY TIME Alarm Security Mon 00 00 00 00 Siren amp Strobe Light Tue 00 00 00 00 Settings Wed 00 00 00 00 Autosense r Thu 00 00 00 00 Fri 00 00 00 00 Sat 00 00 00 00 Sun 00 00 00 00 We found that in testing if the Smoke Detectors are installed near florescent lighting these may have an effect on the sensors and cause false alerts You can use the Continuous Time feature shown in the above screen shot to eliminate these false alerts These settings are found in the Status Filter tab in the sensor settings page 10 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 7 2 Configuration of the Smoke Detector RAMOS Ultra Applications 6 7 Auto Sens Status Online A Normal Settings Advanced Settings Continuous Time Settings Minimum Time Settings Sensor Name Dry Contact VO Port 1 Sensor Currently EH Online _ Direction Input Output Description of Status When Normal Normal har Description of Status When Critical Critical Description of Status When Sensor Error Sensor Error When you first connect the Smoke Detector to the RJ45 port is will be auto sensed online as a Dry contact I O type sensor Click the Auto Sense button as shown in the screen shot above You have selected to disable Auto Sense Feature Minimum Time Setting This Feature should only be
12. s or property from fire Smoke alarms are not a substitute for insurance Business owners are responsible for insuring their own lives and property In addition it is possible for the smoke alarm to fail at any time For this reason you must test the smoke detectors weekly and replace them every 10 years www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 3 Smoke Detector Placement It is recommended that you install one detector in each room and in separate hallways If the hallway is over 12 meters long install a detector at each end They should be located at the top levels of first to second floor stairwells Install the smoke detectors as close to the center of the ceiling as possible If this is not possible mount no closer than 4 inches from a wall or corner DO NOT install the smoke detectors O Near appliances or areas where normal combustion regularly occurs cooking areas furnaces hot water heaters florescent lighting etc Near air returns or heating and cooling supply vents Install at least 3 feet away from these areas The air could blow the smoke away from the detector interrupting the alert In rooms where temperatures may fall below 5 degrees C or rise above 45 degrees C In extremely dusty dirty or insect infested areas where loose particles interfere with the smoke detectors alarm operation IMPORTANT Specific requirements for Smoke Alarm installation vary from country to country Check with you
13. tor www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 71 Configuration of the Smoke Detector RAMOS Optima Sensor Settings Environmental Please select a Dry contact Sensor to configure Temperature Sensor Description Humidity Dry Contact Switch1 Description Liquid Detector Dry Contact Switch2 Description Airflow Sensor Smoke detector door Contacts amp Drivers Dry Contact Switch5 Description mp v iaa ee Power AC Voltage Detector DC Voltage Sensor Relay Security Sensor Motion Detector Alarm Security Siren amp Strobe Light Settings Autosense The Smoke Detector when first connected to the RAMOS Optima Intelligent port will be auto sensed as a Dry Contact Sensor So you would first click on the Dry Contacts amp Drivers link then click on the port that it is connected to as shown in the screen shot above Summary Sensors Traps Mail Network System Help Sensor Settings Environmental Dry contact Smoke detector on Port 7 Temperature Humidity Liquid Detector Port 7 4 Airflow Sensor Description Smoke detector Contacts amp Drivers Status normal Sensor Online Offline Online 4 20 mAm DO gaoz Description of Status When Dry Contact Normal No Smoke Description of Status When Dry Contact Critical Smoke Detected 2 AC Voltage Detector DC Voltage Sensor Go Online Offline Online Relay Jirection npu v Security Sensor Normal State Open 5 Volts v Security save Reser Motion Detector A
14. turned off for custom sensors or troubleshooting Please select your sensor for this port below or reactivate the Auto Sense Feature F Eem ml mm Confirm the popup warning by clicking on the OK button as shown in the screen shot above 11 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 Sound Log Sensors Notification j Applications Sensor Settings 5 6 7 sos GR OE AE GE GER GENE S amp ESS SE Online Dry Contact VO NIC Normal Settings Advanced Settings Continuous Time Settings Minimum Time Settings Sensor Name Dry Contact VO Port 1 Sensor Currently E Online _ Direction Input Output Description of Status When Normal Normal mM Description of Status When Critical Critical Description of Status When Sensor Error Sensor Error HH Manually cha sensor for this port When the auto sense has been turned off you will now see the link for manually configuring the sensor so you will now click on this as shown in the screen shot above Advanced Settings Contnwous Time Settings Minimum Time Settings Sensor Name Dry Contact lO Port 1 Status Critical Sensor Currently 4 20 mAmp AC Voltage Aiow Digital Voltmeter Dry Contact KO Dual Sensors Fuel Level Sensor Description of Status When Normal Description of Status When Critical Description of Status When Sensor Error Motion Power Rese Probe Switch Relay Dr
15. y Contact IO Select sensor for this port Now you will click on the down arrow button which will display the list of sensors to choose from Choose the Smoke Detector as shown in the screen shot above 12 www conteg com All rights reserved CONTEG 2012 Now click the Save button Normal Settings Minimum Time Settings Sensor Name Smoke Detector Porti Status Normal Sensor Currently Description of Status When Normal Description of Status When Critical Smoke As we can now see the Smoke Sensor is Online and is in the Normal state If the Smoke Sensor still remains in a critical state please check the extension cable and check the LED on the sensor If you continue having a problem with the sensor being connected contact CONTEG Support a RAMOS support conteg com for more assistance and please include the details of the problem and serial of the sensor in your email Normal Settings Advanced Settings Continuous Time Settings Minimum Time Settings Continuous Time for Sensor to be in new Status before accepting new Status Smoke Mx Normal i Sensor Error 0 Again as we mentioned before at the end of the RAMOS Ultra configuration when we tested the smoke sensors we found that if these are positioned too close to the florescent lighting these lights can cause false alerts You can add time to the Continuous Time Settings as shown in the screen shot above to eliminate these
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