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Kidde HART XL User Manual

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HART XL
High-Sensitivity
Smoke Detector
LaserNET™ Version 3.3
Software Program
User’s Guide
Manual Number: TM0048
September 2003

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  • Page 1 HART XL High-Sensitivity Smoke Detector LaserNET™ Version 3.3 Software Program User’s Guide Manual Number: TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 3 HART XL High-Sensitivity Smoke Detector LaserNET™ Version 3.3 Software Program User’s Guide Manual Number: TM0048 September 2003...
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  • Page 5 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide FOREWORD TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ® September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 6 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide TM0048 September 2003...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    LaserNET™ Program User's Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Title Page INTRODUCTION ..................... 1-1 FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS ............... 2-1 INITIAL CONFIGURATION ................3-1 CONFIGURING THE IIM ................. 4-1 September 2003 TM0048...

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    LaserNET™ Program User's Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) Paragraph Title Page MAIN SCREEN AND COMMUNICATIONS ............ 5-1 CONFIGURING AND MONITORING HART XL DETECTORS ...... 6-1 TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 9 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) Paragraph Title Page STORING HISTORICAL DATA ............... 7-1 September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 10 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure Title Page ® TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 11 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (cont.) Figure Title Page September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 12 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide LIST OF TABLES Table Title Page TM0048 viii September 2003...

  • Page 13: Introduction

    LaserNET Version 3.3 software is a graphical configuration and system-monitoring tool for the HART XL High Sensitivity Smoke Detectors. This manual describes LaserNET, shows how to install it and tells how to use it for configuration of HART XL Detectors and monitoring operations. LaserNET Vesion 3.3 is not com- patible with previous HART products.
  • Page 14 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS HART XL detection systems are configured in one of two forms as explained in the following paragraphs. Additional detail is available in the manuals supplied with the system hardware. 1-5.1 Non-Networked Systems 1-5.1.1 DIRECT CONNECTION...
  • Page 15 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide INSTALLING LASERNET ON THE COMPUTER 1. Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Locate the CD-ROM drive and find the file titled "Setup.exe". Double-click on the file to begin the InstallShield Wizard. ® Note: If the computer is setup for AutoRun, InstallShield will automatically appear.
  • Page 16 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide 5. Choose Destination Location screen (Figure 1-6). Setup will automatically default to place the file in the C: drive. To choose another location to place the file, click on the <Browse> button. The Choose Folder screen will appear (Figure 1-7) to allow the user to place the program in a specified location. Click on the <OK>...
  • Page 17 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Figure 1-8. Select Program Folder Screen 6. The next prompt gives the option to install a short-cut for LaserNET on the desktop (Figure 1-9). Click on either <Yes> or <No>. Figure 1-9. Desktop Shortcut Prompt Screen 7.
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  • Page 19: Features And Functions

    INITIAL CONFIGURATION–CHAPTER 3 This chapter explains how to set up the electrical connection between the LaserNET host computer and the HART XL Detector. There are three types of physical connections: • Local IIM •...
  • Page 20 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide CONFIGURING AND MONITORING HART XL DETECTORS–CHAPTER 6 Once connection has been made between the LaserNET host computer and the Detector, and the proper password entered, a range of display, control and configuration options become available to the installer or user.
  • Page 21 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Airflow Fault Delays (6-5.3.4) Power Supply Fault Delays (6-5.3.5) Isolation Output (6-5.3.6) Output Latching (6-5.4) Latched Alarms (6-5.4.1) Non-latching Alarms (6-5.4.2) Latching Faults (6-5.4.3) Signal Averaging (6-5.5) Referencing (6-5.6) Auto-Setup™ (6-5.7) Display Enable (6-5.8) Display Passwords (6-5.9) Information (6-5.10) Time and Date (6-5.11) Factory Defaults (6-5.12)
  • Page 22 • Max/Min Smoke Levels (7-3) Each HART XL Detector stores maximum and minimum smoke levels as well as a date and time stamp for each such reading. This chapter describes how LaserNET is used with this feature. Viewing Max/Min Levels (7-3.1) Clearing Max/Min Levels (7-3.2)

  • Page 23: Initial Configuration

    LaserNET™ Program User's Guide CHAPTER 3 INITIAL CONFIGURATION INTRODUCTION This chapter explains how to configure LaserNET™ to communicate with a Direct Connection, Local IIM or Remote IIM. CONFIGURING THE COMPUTER CONNECTION The first step in configuring LaserNET is to specify the type of connection to the computer. 1.
  • Page 24 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide COMMUNICATING WITH A REMOTE IIM Before connections can be made to a Remote IIM, the telephone number of the remote IIM must be specified in the machine connected to the IIM. Up to 99 phone numbers can be stored . To add a new Remote IIM to the directory: 1.
  • Page 25 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide To edit a Remote IIM listing: 1. Highlight the entry and click on <Edit> (see refer to Figure 3-2). The Edit Directory Item Window (Figure 3-4) displays where changes can be made. Select <OK> to save the changes. Figure 3-4.
  • Page 26 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide ENTERING AND CHANGING PASSWORDS 3-5.1 Access Levels Three levels of access are available: Access Level Password Monitoring No password required (not available for Remote IIM connection) Owner Level Up to 8 characters, default = own Installer Level Up to 8 characters, default = inst Note: Passwords are not case sensitive.
  • Page 27 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Figure 3-7. Change Owner Password Screen 2. Enter the new password. Up to eight characters can be used. 3. Select <OK>. 3-5.4 Special Cases Depending on the system configuration, the password feature works differently because of the way the password is stored.
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  • Page 29: Configuring The Iim

    LaserNET™ Program User's Guide CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURING THE IIM INTRODUCTION Follow the instructions in this chapter if either Local IIM or Remote IIM was specified in the System Configu- ration screen as explained in Paragraph 3-2. This chapter describes how to configure the IIM. Skip this chapter if a Direct Connection is used. Note: LaserNET™...
  • Page 30 Figure 4-3. Miscellaneous Parameters 4-4.1 Wiring Configuration The RS-485 HART XL network can be configured for two styles of supervised wiring. For additional details, refer to the HART XL Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual (TM0042). • Style-4. This is the factory default. One pair of wires is run (in a Class-B fashion) from Channel One on the IIM to all of the Detectors.
  • Page 31 The IIM communicates with all HART XL Detectors over an RS-485 signalling line circuit. This circuit sup- ports up to 127 unique addresses which are used to identify each HART XL Detector. There are hardware and software addresses which must be set for correct operation of the communications network. The soft- ware addresses are stored in the IIM, as explained in the next paragraph.
  • Page 32 See Tables 4-1 and 4-2 for conditions which initiate Autodial for an IIM. When Autodial is enabled, the Autodial sequence will be initiated if: • HART XL Detectors are connected and a Detector alarm or fault occurs. Subsequent Detector alarms or faults will cause the Autodial sequence to repeat if the user has disconnected. •...
  • Page 33 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Figure 4-6. Configure IIM Window 3. To enable the Autodial function, check Autodial. 4. Enter the phone number of the computer that will be called in the 1 field. A second and third phone number can be entered if desired in fields 2 and 3. Each number can be up to 15 digits long, including commas which designate pauses and dashes which are ignored.
  • Page 34 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Table 4-2. Detector Alarms and Faults that Trigger Autodial t l u t l u o i t t l u o l f t l u o l f t l u t l u PRINT THE IIM CONFIGURATION The IIM configuration can be printed from the computer.
  • Page 35 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide CHAPTER 5 MAIN SCREEN AND COMMUNICATIONS INTRODUCTION ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS Connect Note: Connect One Detector: September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 36 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Two to Eight Detectors: Nine to One Hundred Twenty-Seven: TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 37 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Connect <Dial> September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 38 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide VIEWING AND ACKNOWLEDGING ALARMS AND FAULTS <A> <A> <A> <F> <F> DISCONNECTING Disconnect TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 39 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide CHAPTER 6 CONFIGURING AND MONITORING HART XL DETECTORS HART XL DETECTOR MONITORING AND CONFIGURATION STATUS INDICATORS IN THE DISPLAY CONTROL WINDOW Status Smoke-Level Bar Graph. Smoke Level. Alarm Indicators. <Smoke> Other Status Indicators. • Average. September 2003...
  • Page 40 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide • Isolate. Night Auto-Setup™. SHOW FAULTS <Show Faults> <Show Faults> Low Airflow. High Airflow. Detector Fault. Power Supply Fault Sensitivity. Communications Failure. CPU Error. RAM Configuration. Note: Display Fault. Reference Fault-IIM Only. Unregistered Fault-IIM Only. TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 41 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide BUTTONS ON THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL WINDOW <Airflow> • Airflow Deviation. • Low Airflow Fault/High Airflow Fault. September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 42 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <Smoke> • Cumulative Alarm Delays. • Current (smoke) Level. • Alarm 2, Alarm 1, Pre-Alarm 2 and Pre-Alarm 1 (IIM and Direct Connection). Detector Sensitivity Range • Day/Night Alarms. Referencing. <Isolation> TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 43 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Note: <Reset> CONFIGURING A DETECTOR Options>Configure>Owner Location <OK> September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 44 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide ) s l i t a s t l t l u o l f t l u o l f t l u o l f t l u o l f t l u o i t t i c i t c...
  • Page 45 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Options>Configure>Smoke Alarms <OK> September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 46 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <OK> <OK> <OK> Options>Configure>Faults TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 47 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <Normalize Airflow> <Yes> <OK> <Cancel> <OK> September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 48 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <OK> <OK> <OK> Options>Configure>Output Latching TM0048 6-10 September 2003...
  • Page 49 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <OK> <OK> <OK> September 2003 6-11 TM0048...
  • Page 50 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Options>Configure>Signal Averaging. <OK> Options>Configure>Referencing TM0048 6-12 September 2003...
  • Page 51 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Provides Reference <OK> Uses Reference Unit <OK> Options Configure>Auto Setup. <Start> <Stop> <Quit> <Stop> <Quit> <Quit> September 2003 6-13 TM0048...
  • Page 52 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Note: Options>Configure>Display Enable Enable Display Enable Display <OK> Sounder Configuration Alarm Display Module Units Metres Feet <OK> TM0048 6-14 September 2003...
  • Page 53 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Options>Configure>Information Description Installation Date Service Date Name Address Telephone Options>Configure>Time and Date September 2003 6-15 TM0048...
  • Page 54 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide <OK> Options>Configure>Factory Defaults. <OK> TEST OPTIONS Options Sensitivity Test <OK> TM0048 6-16 September 2003...
  • Page 55 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Options>Test Options>Airflow Test Options>Test Options>Airflow Test Options>Test Options>Fault Relay Test September 2003 6-17 TM0048...
  • Page 56 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide Options>Test Options>Monitored Input Test TM0048 6-18 September 2003...
  • Page 57 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide PRINTING THE CONFIGURATION Options>Print Configuration Printer <OK> Options>Print Configuration Disk File <OK> <OK> September 2003 6-19 TM0048...
  • Page 58 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide SAVING AND LOADING DETECTOR CONFIGURATIONS File>Load Config <OK> File>Load Config <OK> TM0048 6-20 September 2003...
  • Page 59 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide File Save Config <OK> <OK> SOFTWARE VERSION Options>Software Version September 2003 6-21 TM0048...
  • Page 60 LaserNET™ Program User's Guide TM0048 6-22 September 2003...
  • Page 61 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide CHAPTER 7 STORING HISTORICAL DATA SMOKE HISTORY Direct Detector Connection History Options>Download Options>Smoke History>Download IIM Connection September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 62 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide History Off-line Connection History Options>Download Options>Download Notes: TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 63 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Options>Alarm Levels September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 64 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Options Format>Raw Smoke TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 65 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Options>Titles <OK> September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 66 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide To save a file Options>Save Directories <OK> To view a saved file Options>Load <OK> Options>Print TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 67 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Landscape Portrait <OK> Options Smoke History>Clear <OK> Note: Options>Smoke History>Sample Rate September 2003 TM0048...
  • Page 68 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide <OK> <OK> EVENT HISTORY Options>Event History>Download Event History File>Print TM0048 September 2003...
  • Page 69 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Event Type Color Comment Event Type Color Comment Change to configuration Black Day/Night Mode activated Black Pre-alarm 1 Day/Night Mode deactivated Black Pre-alarm 2 Detector Trouble Yellow Alarm 1 Detector Trouble Cleared Yellow Alarm 2 LCD Trouble Yellow Isolate On...
  • Page 70 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide File>Save <OK> Options>Event History>Clear Event History <OK> MAX/MIN SMOKE LEVELS TM0048 7-10 September 2003...
  • Page 71 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Options>Max/Min Levels>View Max/Min Levels Options>Max/Min Levels>Clear Max/Min Levels <OK> LASERNET SYSTEM LOG t l u o l l t l u u i l o l l e l l o l l o i t o i t e l l o l l...
  • Page 72 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide System Log TM0048 7-12 September 2003...
  • Page 73 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Options>Print Note: Range From: <OK> Options>Save as Text September 2003 7-13 TM0048...
  • Page 74 ™ LaserNET Program User's Guide Range From: <OK> Directories <OK> Note: Options>Erase Log TM0048 7-14 September 2003...
  • Page 76 Should further information be desired or should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purposes, the matter should be referred to Kidde Fire Protection, Unit 12 Atley Way, North Nelson Industrial Estate Cramlington, Northumberland NE231WA, UK.