Kidde HART XL User Manual page 20

LaserNET™ Program User's Guide
2-5 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. This chapter discusses these options.
• HART XL Detector Monitoring and Configuration (6-1)
• Status Indicators in the Display Control Window (6-2)
The following indicators are displayed in the Display and Control window:
- Status
- Smoke-Level Bar Graph
- Smoke Level
- Alarm Indicators
- Other Status Indicators (Average, Isolate, Night and Auto-Setup™)
- Show Faults (6-3)
• Buttons on the Display and Control Window (6-4)
- Airflow Status Button. Selecting <Airflow> displays the following options:
• Airflow Deviation
• Low/High Airflow Fault
- Smoke Status Button. Selecting the <Smoke> button opens the Smoke Status window, from which
the following parameters can be addressed:
• Cumulative Alarm Delays
• Current Smoke Level
• Alarm 2, Alarm 1, Pre-Alarm 2 and Pre-Alarm 1 Thresholds
• Detector Sensitivity Range
• Day/night Alarm Settings
• Referencing (IIM only)
- Isolation Button
- Reset Button
• Configuring a Detector (6-5)
Paragraph 6-5 covers the Detector configuration process. Configuration of the following parameters is
covered:
- Owner Location (6-5.1)
- Smoke Alarms (6-5.2)
- Day Smoke Thresholds (6-5.2.1)
- Night Smoke Thresholds (6-5.2.2)
- Alarm Time-Delay Option (6-5.2.3)
- Current Smoke Levels (6-5.2.4)
- Detector Sensitivity Range (6-5.2.5)
- Cumulative Alarm Delay Option (6-5.2.6)
- Day/Night Alarms Option (6-5.2.7)
- Faults (6-5.3)
- Airflow Deviation/Normalizing Airflow (6-5.3.1)
- Low Airflow Threshold (6-5.3.2)
- High Airflow Threshold (6-5.3.3)
TM0048 2-2 September 2003