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Commissioning
7.1
Pre-commissioning checklist
Item
1
Check that the mounting surface for all detectors and/or
GMXP0 plates are free from all debris, paint, drill tem-
plates, etc.
2
Install all detectors and accessories in accordance with
the guidelines in the installation sheets.
3
Check all electrical connections for polarity and correct
terminal designations.
4
Check all end of line resistors for values and connection.
5
Perform a visual inspection of the vault for any irregulari-
ties in the construction that may cause the impairment of
the acoustic signals.
6
Ensure that all of the component parts are compatible
and that performance and approvals are not compro-
mised.
7
Record the ambient noise levels for the protected space
to enable the detector settings to filter out this noise.
8
Ensure that the environmental conditions for all compo-
nents parts of the system are within the recommended
parameters.
Table 7-1: Pre-commissioning checklist
7.2
Commissioning & test options
Table 7-2 details the test method options and the resulting alarm type. Note that the alarm type is only
visible in SensTool.
Never strike the detector directly as this may cause irreparable damage to the detector.
Apply power to the detectors and leave for at least 30 seconds to al-
low the detectors to stabilise.
If the detector has an internal test transmitter GMXS1 fitted, apply
the required trigger signal and ensure that the detector activates.
If the system has the external test transmitter GMXS5 installed, ap-
ply the required trigger signal and ensure that all detectors within the
signal radius activate.
Remove the lid of the detector and scratch the detector plate with a
screw driver. After about 30 seconds the detector signals an alarm
condition. The ISN-SM-50, ISN-SM-80 & ISN-SM-90 confirm an
alarm by opening the alarm contact and illuminating the internal LED.
The ISN-SM-30 will only open alarm contacts.
Using a small metal plate to protect the surface, repeatedly hit the
metal plate, leaving 2 second intervals, with a small hammer. After
about 6 blows, the detector signals an alarm condition.
Bosch Security Systems
Description
Test method
Seismic Detectors Application Guide
Commissioning
Complete/Comments
Alarm Type
N/A
Integration
Integration
Integration
Integration
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04.2016
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