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EC2001
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
Power
Eme rgen cy
On
Mode
General
System
Fault
Fault
Comms
Luminai re
Fault
Fault
T est in
Disable
Progress
Cooper Lighting & Safety Ltd
Wheatley Hall Road
Doncaster Dn2 4NB
Tel 01302 321 541
www.cooper-ls.com

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  • Page 1 EC2001 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL Power Eme rgen cy Mode General System Fault Fault Comms Luminai re Fault Fault T est in Disable Progress Cooper Lighting & Safety Ltd Wheatley Hall Road Doncaster Dn2 4NB Tel 01302 321 541 www.cooper-ls.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Page 1.0 System Design & Installation ....Introduction ......System Design Guidelines .
  • Page 4 Contents Page 7.0 Skilled Engineer functions ..... Global reset ......Commission .

  • Page 5: System Design & Installation

    Section 1 System Installation and Design...

  • Page 6: System Design Guidelines

    System Design Guidelines Installation planning Guide Systems must be designed in accordance with the current edition of the Easicheck installation planning guide, a copy of this guide should have been provided during the tender phase of the project, further copies are freely available on request. You should not proceed with an Easicheck installation unless you are familiar with this document.

  • Page 7: Equipment Compatibility

    Equipment Compatibility Additional instructions for electromagnetic compatibility When used as intended this product complies with EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the UK EMC regulations 1992 (SI 2372/1992) by meeting the limits set by the standards BS 5406 (Pts 2&3) 1988, EN50130-4 immunity and EN 61000-6-3 emission requirements. The following installation guidelines must be followed.

  • Page 8: System Overview

    System Overview Spur tolerant soft addressing The Panel utilises intelligent soft addressing technology to greatly simplify the installation and commissioning processes. Once the system has been installed and the autolearn menu selected, the control panel will automatically scan the data loop and allocate each device with an address number corresponding with its position on the loop, this avoids the traditional need for manual addressing of the system devices which is time consuming and provides a potential for error.
  • Page 9 For initial configuration or major system changes special PC configuration software is available enabling Cooper Lighting and Safety personnel to do this more efficiently than can be achieved using the system screen. Existing configurations can be uploaded to the PC so that changes can be made to the existing system rather than having to revert to the original data files.

  • Page 10: Fixing Details

    Fixing details Read all the installation instructions before commencing with the installation. The installation of this panel must be carried out by a suitably qualified / trained person. The installation must comply with relevant wiring regulations The electronic components within the panel are Static Sensitive. Do not touch the electronics directly.
  • Page 11 Installation The panel should be installed in a clean, dry, reasonably well ventilated place, and not in direct sunlight. Temperatures in excess of +35°C and below -10°C may cause problems, if in doubt consult Technical Support. The panel should be located away from any potential hazard, in a position where it is readily accessible to authorised staff.
  • Page 12 Input/Outputs Programmable input A programmable input is provided, the programmable input operates by means of an external VOLT FREE SIGNAL. On no account should any voltage be applied to these terminals. Whenever these terminals are shorted together, the panel will instruct all luminaires to enter emergency mode.

  • Page 13: External Connections

    External Connections Mains Supply The mains supply should be installed in accordance with the current edition of the IEE wiring regulations. Connection to the mains supply must be via an isolating device (e.g. an isolating fuse) reserved solely for the Easicheck system. Networking Up to Sixty three Panels can be networked together to operate as a single networked system.
  • Page 14 EARTH EARTH EARTH EARTH EARTH EARTH...

  • Page 15: Specification

    Specification Power Supply Mains : 230V AC +10% -15% 50Hz Nominal Current : 75mA Maximum Current : 750mA Input Fuse R1 : NTC SG39 Imax 4Amp Batteries Number of Batteries Manufacturer : YUASA NP11-123 Capacity : 11Ah Battery Fuse : 6.3A Anti Surge (F4) Maximum Battery Current : 3.5Amps Maximum Battery Charge Current...

  • Page 16: Maintenance

    Maintenance Easicheck carries out fully automatic testing of all connected luminaires in accordance with the programmed test schedule(s). Any faults detected during automatic testing or any system operation abnormalities will be displayed on the panel (by a combination of the touch screen display and the system status LED’s.

  • Page 17: Commissioning

    Section 2 Commissioning...

  • Page 18: Commissioning Mode

    Easicheck device. This can either be done by a Cooper Lighting service engineer using a laptop computer with specialist software, or it can be done manually via the touchscreen.

  • Page 19: Panel Controls And Indicators

    Section 3 Panel Controls & Indicators...
  • Page 20 Panel Controls & Indicators 1. System LED’s 2. Test group LED’s 3. Touch Screen Display Group Easicheck Power Emergency Mode System General Fault Fault Comms Luminaire Fault Fault Test in Disable Progress Indicates mains supply healthy. Check regularly ensure lit. Power On There is a fault somewhere on the system.

  • Page 21: Touch Screen Display

    Touch Screen Display Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled 0 In Test Mute Buzzer Date and time DD-MMM-YY HH-MM-SS The Touch Screen is a multi-function display consisting 320x240 dots featuring high intensity backlighting. In normal operation, the display indicates as above with the backlighting off. According to the selected menu, the touch screen automatically reconfigures to show a number of different “buttons”...

  • Page 22: Panel Operation

    Section 4 Panel Operation...
  • Page 23 Panel Operation The Panel is operated via a backlit touch screen. The default screen is shown below, from this screen all the panels functions can be accessed. Touching the screen causes the backlight to illuminate after a delay, the display extinguishes automatically if a period of inactivity is detected. Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled...

  • Page 24: Public Access Level 1

    Section 5 Public access (level 1)

  • Page 25: Public Access Level Functions

    Public Access Level 1 (Faults) Public access level does not require an access code and allows anybody to review the functions outlined below. Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled 0 In test Mute Buzzer Date and time If faults are present, display automatically goes to display fault mode. Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled...

  • Page 26: Mute Buzzer

    Public Access Level 1 (Faults) Touch any of the category buttons for further details of affected devices. Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled 0 In test Mute Buzzer X Lamp Faults X Comms Faults X Other faults Mute Level 1 Back Buzzer DD-MMM-YY HH-MM-SS Lamp Fault...
  • Page 27 Public Access Level 1 (Disabled) Disabling a device causes all communication between the panel and the device to be suspended whilst ever the device is disabled. This results in the fitting no longer being tested by the panel in accordance with any pre- programmed test sequences, similarly any fault or error messages sent from the disabled devices to the panel will be ignored.
  • Page 28 Public Access Level 1 (Mute Buzzer) A buzzer is provided within the control panel to attract attention to events and faults, to silence the buzzer touch the mute buzzer button. Note for applications where the audible alarm is inappropriate it is possible to disable the buzzer completely (can be reactivated later if required) see page 43 Level 1 0 Faults...
  • Page 29 Public Access Level 1 (On test) Tests can either be instigated manually (useful to confirm correct operation after maintenance work) or automatically in response to a pre programmed test regime. To ensure that an area is not left without cover during the period immediately after a full rated duration test, multiple test groups are provided.

  • Page 30: Restricted Access Level Functions

    Section 6 Restricted access (level 2)
  • Page 31 Level 2 (Maintenance level) The level 2 menu allows access to the system functions typically used as part of a normal maintenance regime, it is protected by a password. The button in the top left hand corner indicates the current access level (normally level 1.) To gain access level 2, touch the access level button in the top left hand corner of the screen and enter the Level 2 password when prompted.

  • Page 32: Global Reset

    Level 2 (Initial menu) Level 2 Back Mute Buzzer Global reset Enable / Disable View log Test panel LED’s Set date / time View recent results Test Global reset Touch this to reset all network connected panels, resetting panels clears all existing faults and messages, however if the faults themselves have not been rectified they will reappear when the panel next reads the device status or conducts a device test.

  • Page 33: Enable / Disable

    In total the event log holds details of the last 1000 events. Once the event log memory is full each new entry into the log will automatically replace the oldest event already in the log. The event log can only be reset by Cooper Lighting and safety personel.
  • Page 34 Level 2 (Enable / Disable) Level 2 Back Mute Buzzer Global reset Enable / Disable View log Test panel LED’s Set date / time View recent results Level 2 Back Mute Buzzer Enable / Disable addresses Enable / Disable addresses By group Enable / Disable addresses By loop...
  • Page 35 Level 2 (Enable / Disable) Level 2 Back Mute Buzzer Enable / disable Enable / Disable addresses It is possible to enable / disable individual addresses, entire test Enable / Disable addresses groups or an entire loop of By group devices connected to a panel.

  • Page 36: Skilled Engineer Functions

    Section 7 Restricted access (level 3) Skilled engineer functions...
  • Page 37 Level 3 (Skilled engineer level) The level 3 menu allows access to the system functions typically used during initial commissioning and system configuration. The button in the top left hand corner indicates the current access level (normally level 1.) To gain access level 3, touch the access level button in the top left hand corner of the screen and enter the Level 3 password when prompted.

  • Page 38: Global Reset

    Level 3 (Initial menu) Level 3 Back Mute Buzzer Global reset Commission Configure Test Analogue level Global reset Touch this to reset all network connected panels, resetting panels clears all existing faults and messages, however if the faults themselves have not been rectified they will re-appear when the panel next reads the device status or conducts a device test.

  • Page 39: Site Data

    Allows site configuration data to be downloaded from a PC or uploaded to a PC for editing and subsequent downloading back to the panel. Note; PC software is only available to Cooper Personnel, (it is not available for purchase.) See page XX for further details.
  • Page 40 Luminaire location text, required test group allocation, battery type and quantity) can be inputted via the touch screen display. However to save time, when commissioned by Cooper Lighting and Safety personnel, a laptop PC with special Cooper software can be used to considerably speed up the task.
  • Page 41 Level 3 (Commission - Site data) Mute Mute Level 3 Commission Back Back Buzzer Buzzzer Commission Site data System details Site data Autolearn Network settings Printer Settings Download data from PC Factory reset Logo Upload data to PC Group allocation Erase site data and reset Touching either button will instigate Mute...
  • Page 42 No backward compatibility Touch here to specify which other Cooper products (if any) are likely to share the same network. Note: the correct setting of these parameters is vital to ensure reliable network communication.
  • Page 43 Level 3 (Commission - Group Allocation) Level 3 Mute Level 3 Back Mute Buzzer Back Buzzer Commission Global reset Commission System details Site data Printer Settings Network settings Configure Test Factory reset Logo Analogue level Group allocation Commission Back Mute Group Allocation Touch here to X Addresses...

  • Page 44: Configure

    Level 3 (Configure) Level 3 Mute Level 3 Mute Back Back Buzzer Configure Buzzer Configure Global reset Commission Buzzer mode Configure address Configure Test Edit panel text Thresholds Analogue level Scheduled tests Add delete address Level 3 configure Buzzer mode Used to set the buzzer operation preferences see page XX for further details.
  • Page 45 Level 3 (Configure - Buzzer mode) Mute Back Level 3 Buzzer Global reset Commission Configure Test Analogue level Level 3 Mute Back Buzzer Configure Buzzer mode Configure address Edit panel text Thresholds Scheduled tests Add delete address Configure Mute Back Buzzer activates Buzzer mode Buzzer...
  • Page 46 When Easicheck detects a fault, it will display details of the fault along with the address text of the faulty device. Use “edit address text” to assign the required address text to each device. NOTE: when commissioned by Cooper Lighting, a PC will be used to automatically download the address text to each device.
  • Page 47 + / - to select the correct number of cells. NOTE: when commissioned by Cooper Lighting, a PC will be used to automatically download the appropriate battery data for each device.
  • Page 48 / location the source of network messages can easily be identified. NOTE: when commissioned by Cooper Lighting, a PC will be used to automatically download the panel name / location text.
  • Page 49 Level 3 (Configure - Thresholds) During luminaire interrogation, Easicheck verifies the performance of the luminaires by comparing the battery voltage, battery charge current and battery discharge current to stored values representing acceptable variations. For LED luminaires, Easicheck also measures the light output of the device. The thresholds menu allows the engineer to view and alter the threshold settings, these settings should only be altered by skilled, suitably trained engineers, incorrect threshold setting can result in system malfunctions.
  • Page 50 Level 3 (Configure - Add / Delete Address) If a device is to be temporarily taken out of use, use the disable function, see page XX). To permanently remove a device from the system use delete device, to add a new device use add device.
  • Page 51 Level 3 (Configure - Add / Delete Address) If a device is to be temporarily taken out of use, use the disable function, see page XX). To permanently remove a device from the system use delete device, to add a new device use add device.

  • Page 52: Configure Scheduled Tests

    Level 3 (Configure - Scheduled tests - Edit) Easicheck allows extremely flexible configuration of test regimes to suit different requirements and preferences, use edit test to edit an existing test, use new test to add an additional test to the test regime.
  • Page 53 Level 3 (Configure - Scheduled tests - Add / Delete) The Easicheck test regime can be reconfigured at any time by deleting unwanted tests and adding new tests as required, deleting of a test permanently removes it from the test regime. Scheduled tests Back Level 3...

  • Page 54: Test

    Level 3 (test - Group test) In addition to the user defined automatic test cycles, it is also possible to manually instigate a test at any time. This is useful after routine maintenance to confirm correct operation or to demonstrate correct operation of emergency luminaires if ever required.

  • Page 55: Test Address

    Level 3 (Test - test address) Level 3 Mute Back Back Level 3 0 Faults 0 Disabled 0 In test Mute Buzzer Buzzer Test address Send to PC Global reset Commission Loop 1; Address 1; Group 1; SCAEL; Nicad 2 cells Reception Exit sign Loop 1;...

  • Page 56: Auto Scroll

    Level 3 (Test) The Auto scroll function allows multiple consecutive fittings to be sequentially tested. This function is extremely useful to verify that the correct text and programming information has been allocated to specific addresses. To activate autoscroll function: 1) Place the first fitting into test using the instructions on the previous page, then press the auto button.
  • Page 57 Level 3 (Analogue values) Voltage and current Mute Level 1 0 Faults 0 Disabled 0 In test Mute Buzzer Back Level 3 Loop1;address 1;SCAEL Buzzer Reception Exit sign 10.0 Previous Global reset Commission Next 2.78V; Min = 2.65; max = 2.83 Configure Test Not in test...

  • Page 58: Section 8.0 Appendix

    Section 8 Appendix...

  • Page 59: Passwords

    Access to levels 2 and 3 should only be available to suitably trained and competent personnel, it is strongly recommended that this password information stored in a secure location all activity carried out at the panel is stored in the event log which can only be reset by Cooper Lighting and safety personnel.

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