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- Page 1 GR-8600 24VDC Address Central Battery System Installation Programming WARNING!!! PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 2 from 44 Contents General information ....................................4 Technical Characteristics ..............................5 Installation........................................6 Designing the installation ..............................6 Connecting luminaries on illumination zones ........................7 Luminary Types ................................8 Connecting the batteries ..............................9 Describing the general inputs and outputs of the panel .................... - Page 3 Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 3 from 44 4.2.13 Network of panels ............................. 30 Subpanel Setup ..............................30 4.2.14 Set Battery Current ............................31 4.2.15 4.2.16 Autodetect Luminaries ............................31 Check Current Zones ............................31 4.2.17 Function test ..............................32 4.2.18 4.2.19 Capacity test ..............................
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Page 4: General Information
Page 4 from 44 Thank you for your trust in our products Olympia Electronics - European manufacturer General information The GR-8600 family consists of 3 models of central battery systems for emergency illumination. They are produced in accordance with the current European norms ΕΝ50171 and ΕΝ50172. Depending on the model, they contain 4 to 8 illumination circuits (zones). -
Page 5: Technical Characteristics
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 5 from 44 1.1 Technical Characteristics GR-8600/300/4 GR-8600/300/8 GR-8600/600/8 Operating voltage ~230V 50-60Hz Batteries 2 x12V/33Ah 2 x 12V/55Ah Illumination circuits (zones) Maximum AC power (input) 900VA 1.4kVA Max. power output (emergency) 300W 600W Max. -
Page 6: Installation
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 6 from 44 Installation This section contains information that concerns the designing of the installation, the connection of the panel with the luminaries and the use of the auxiliary outputs and inputs. The instructions must be read carefully by the installer that is set to commission the panel. -
Page 7: Connecting Luminaries On Illumination Zones
You can use a star connection at the zone to reduce the voltage drop. This is recommended to check the currents and the voltage drop when the installation is finish just for verification. Olympia Electronics recommends the following cables: 1. NHXH FE180/E90. -
Page 8: Luminary Types
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 8 from 44 All connections to the illumination zones as well as any other modifications afterward require that the mains power supply is isolated and that the battery fuse is removed Every Zone (illumination circuit) can support up to 32 unique addressed points. Same address between two or more points in the same zone can lead to malfunction. -
Page 9: Connecting The Batteries
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 9 from 44 2.5 Connecting the batteries It’s recommended to use the following types of batteries: A-1200 (12V/33Ah) and A-1202 (12V/55Ah). Both of these types are designed for Central Battery Systems (CBS) and the stated minimum life expectancy is at least 10 years at 20°C ambient temperature. -
Page 10: Describing The General Inputs And Outputs Of The Panel
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 10 from 44 2.6 Describing the general inputs and outputs of the panel On the printed circuit board located to the left side of the panel you can see the general purpose input and output terminal blocks. - Page 11 Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 11 from 44 light circuits even when the power to the panel has not been cut. It can also be used as a trigger input that is controlled by a higher level building management system which can give a command for the emergency illumination to turn ON.
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Page 12: Powering On
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 12 from 44 2.7 Powering On Before powering on the device, reassure that the batteries and the mains power cord are connected with correct polarity and the battery fuse is unplugged. Then turn on the green switch (mains power switch). The switch must light on and the panel starts up. -
Page 13: Indicators - Controls
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 13 from 44 Indicators - Controls The panel has the following controls and indicators. On the left section of the front face there are LED indications which show the status of the zones: The green LED next to each zone, lights on continuously when the zone is installed and is supplied by mains voltage. -
Page 14: Programming
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 14 from 44 Programming The programming of the panel can be done using the keypad and the screen. Alternatively, can be done using a PC via Ethernet connection. In case of a network of panels, some settings can only be done using a PC. 4.1 Programming using the keypad After correctly completing the whole installation and powering on the system, the screen on the right should appear. - Page 15 Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 15 from 44 order for the panel to be able to communicate with the luminaries. It also has to be done when new luminaries are installed to a present system, or when old luminaries are removed.
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Page 16: Programming The Zones
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 16 from 44 By selecting CHECK CURRENT ZONES and pressing “Enter” key, the system starts a procedure that is able to calculate the current drawn by each zone individually. At first, Z0 is being calculated. Z0 refer to in-system circuits and the current must be less than 0.1A, usually 0.05A. -
Page 17: Programming The Luminaries
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 17 from 44 WARNING! Staircase Function works with Maintained mode only. If staircase function is selected in a zone, then only the luminaries that are set as maintained will light in staircase function. Those maintained luminaries are not lighting continuously though, but only when the staircase switch is pressed. -
Page 18: Check Luminary
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 18 from 44 select YES for a luminary that is not present, then there will be a communication loss fault on the main screen. If you select YES in the previous menu, then the system asks for mode in the selected address. -
Page 19: System Settings
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 19 from 44 Select the start time of the Timer (this is the hour that the luminaries will be turned ON). With the “Up/Down” keys you can change the digit value and with the “Right”... - Page 20 Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 20 from 44 By selecting SYSTEM AUTONOMY and pressing “Enter” you see the next screen. Using the up/down keys you can select one of the five options available. Press “Enter” when finished. With this selection you do not actually change the autonomous duration of the panel.
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Page 21: Clearing Events
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 21 from 44 By selecting ANNUAL CHECK WARNING and pressing “Enter” you see the screen on the right. With the “Up/Down” keys select NO or YES and press “Enter”. If you select YES, then every year you will be getting a reminding message about the Annual inspection. -
Page 22: Inhibit Mode
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 22 from 44 4.1.9 Inhibit mode This option sets the INHIBIT mode ON/OFF. About INHIBIT mode, see par. 3. 4.1.10 Programming the function test By selecting SET FUNCTION TEST and pressing “Enter” you can set the parameters for the automatic function test. -
Page 23: Capacity Test
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 23 from 44 Select the desired date for the test using the arrow keys. The last 2 digits are for the year. Once the required date is set, press “Enter”. Select the hour for the test using the arrow keys. You must select wisely the time and date of the capacity test because for the next 12 hours after the test finishes, the system will not achieve the stated autonomous duration due to batteries’... -
Page 24: Network Setting
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 24 from 44 4.1.15 Network Setting By selecting NETWORK and pressing “Enter” you see the settings for using the panel via an Ethernet connection. The panel can be connected to a network in order to cooperate with other panels or to be programmed by a computer. -
Page 25: Programming Via Pc
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 25 from 44 4.2 Programming via PC No special software is needed to program the system from a PC. A common web browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc. can be used. The following photos show the use of Google Chrome. We recommend using Google Chrome web browser. -
Page 26: Programming The Zones
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 26 from 44 4.2.1 Programming the zones Click on the first link ZONES and then the following page appears. In this page you can set all the available options for each zone. First click on the zone that you want to program. -
Page 27: Programming Points
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 27 from 44 4.2.3 Programming Points Luminaries that are addressed are also referred under the term points. By selecting the third option POINTS in the technician menu, the page below is displayed: Enter the zone number that the luminary is installed to and then the address. -
Page 28: Dimming Level
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 28 from 44 4.2.5 Dimming Level Dimming level is an operation that scales down the light output power. There are 8 selections available in the dropdown list: 12%, 25%, 37%, 50%, 67%, 75%, 87% and 100%. The last selection is the maximum light intensity available and is selected by default. -
Page 29: Battery Cooler
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 29 from 44 4.2.8 Battery cooler Clicking on BATTERY COOLER goes in the following page. By default, this option is set to NO. If a cooling fan has been installed, then to enable it you must select YES and press SAVE. -
Page 30: Changing The Tech Code
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 30 from 44 4.2.12 Changing the tech code By clicking on CHANGE TECH CODE you can change the technician code. Before changing this code mind that once changed, there is no way to reset the code to the previous one if you don’t have the new one, so it has to be responsibly done. -
Page 31: Set Battery Current
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 31 from 44 Set the ENABLE option to YES and enter the IP and MAC address of the subpanel in position 1. These addresses can be found in the option INFORMATION NETWORK in the initial menu of the subpanel (via Ethernet). -
Page 32: Function Test
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 32 from 44 4.2.18 Function test By pressing YES, a complete function test is conducted. Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the technician menu page. 4.2.19 Capacity test By pressing YES, a complete capacity test is conducted. Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the technician menu page. -
Page 33: Programming The Annual Check Warning
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 33 from 44 4.2.22 Programming the annual check warning By selecting YES and pressing SAVE you will receive a reminding message on the panel’s screen or on the systems interface (via Ethernet) yearly. Clicking on TECHNICIAN MENU goes back to the technician menu page. -
Page 34: Ιρ Address
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 34 from 44 4.2.26 ΙΡ address Via this screen you can change the IP address of the panel. Press SAVE to keep the new IP address in the system’s memory. After saving, the communication between the panel and the PC web browser will terminate. -
Page 35: Use
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 35 from 44 5 Use The GR-8600 central emergency lighting system is made to operate without the continuous supervision from the user. The function test as well as the autonomous durations test can be programmed to be executed automatically. The building attendant can see the results at any time. -
Page 36: Test
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 36 from 44 5.1.2 Test If you select TEST and press “Enter” you will see the screen on the right. If you select MAKE A FUNCTION TEST and press “Enter” a manual function test is conducted. -
Page 37: Dimming Level
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 37 from 44 During the first three months after the installation probably there will be no data concerning the autonomous duration. If no information is available, then the screen on the right is shown. 5.1.3 Dimming Level By selecting DIMMING LEVEL option and pressing “Enter”... - Page 38 Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 38 from 44 The screen shows information of the selected zone. You can see if it is installed, the zone’s output current, if the fuse is OK (NORMAL or FAULT), the current status (MAINS, BAT or OFF) and the voltage state of the output (NORMAL or FAULT).
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Page 39: Reset
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 39 from 44 With the option PANEL SOFT VERSION, you can retrieve information regarding the firmware installed in the panel. By pressing “Esc” you go back to the INFORMATION menu. By selecting TECHNICIAN INFO and pressing “Enter” you see information regarding the name of the technician the telephone number and a general description of the panel. -
Page 40: Led Test
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 40 from 44 5.1.8 LED test If you select TEST LED and press “Enter” you see the blank screen on the right. All LEDs on the front face are lit so you can inspect them visually. Press “Esc”... -
Page 41: Operation Via Pc
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 41 from 44 5.2 Operation via PC The text below describes how a user can retrieve information of the system via a PC. The access for a common user is not full, because there are no options to program the system. For system programming via a PC see par. 4.2. -
Page 42: Zone Programming Information
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 42 from 44 5.2.2 Zone programming information In this screen you can see how each zone has been programmed to operate. The current limit column displays the current that has been measured during the CURRENT MEASUREMENT in the initial installation. 5.2.3 Zones status information 5.2.4 Information Point Choose zone by clicking the links above (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8). -
Page 43: Timer Information
Date 26/6/2017 Document 923860006_09_006 Document code 923860006_09_006 Page 43 from 44 5.2.5 Timer information You can see the programming of the timers. 5.2.6 Function test results You can see the last 10 results of the function tests. 5.2.7 Capacity test results You can see the last 10 results of the capacity tests. -
Page 44: All Events
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