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Summary of Contents for SAMUEL JACKSON Argus
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
4.1 W O IN A PARK ETECTION CENARIO MAINTENANCE 5.1 L EPLACEMENT 5.2 R OUTINE AINTENANCE 5.3 T ROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION GUIDE 6.1 D ETECTOR NSTALLATION UIDE 6.2 E LECTRICAL IRING IAGRAM WARRANTY 7.1 W ARRANTY Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
Page 4: Components
There are two types of detectors, the 343 and 535. As of 2014 only the 535 detector is available for sale, and all orders for Argus will include the 535 detector only. Although there are a few changes between the two detectors, they operate identically. -
Page 5: Control Panel
It should be in an accessible location near the gin’s console for easy access in case of a fire. The 10-zone panel pictured contains one power card, one monitor card, and room for ten zone cards. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
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• SH1 Battery “YES/NO” Indicator: Jumper should be placed on pins towards desired side. NOTE: For cotton gin applications, make sure the black jumper is placed on the pins on the NO side. Figure: Power Card Argus Installation and Resource Guide... - Page 7 5 amperes maximum fuse for maximum power when using a 4 amperes transformer (120 volts AC to 24 volts DC). The fuse should have a 1 ampere rating when used with 240 volts AC to 24 volts DC, 4 amperes transformers. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 8 • When operated (moved to the “UP” position), it disconnects the 24 volts DC power from the detectors, which automatically reset themselves. While operated the amber indicator will flash and the trouble alert will beep. Figure: Zone Card Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 9 (8 and 9). The maximum current that will be supplied to these terminals is 250mA total for the two relays. Current in excess of this amount will shut down the driving circuit without causing damage to the unit or malfunction of the alarm circuits. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 10 • LED #6 amber Ground Fault Trouble Indicator (GDF): Indicates ground fault in system during installation. This is an installation aid. The system is normally grounded when operational. Figure: Alarm/Monitor Card Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 11 This feature also provides an audible indication to technicians attempting to isolate trouble in the system. When the trouble is corrected the beeper will emit a continuous tone until the silence switch is returned to normal. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 12 The horn and strobe combination alerts you when a fire has been detected. The horn/strobe is wired to the alarm card. It should be placed near the control panel in a visible location. For information on wiring the horn/strobe, see section 2.6. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 13 INSTALLATION DETECTOR PLACEMENT Here is a list of locations that you will want to have your Argus system installed, listed in order of priority. Keep in mind that the needs of a gin are different from one to the next, and if you need help choosing locations, contact a Samuel Jackson representative.
- Page 14 • Always install detectors in a straight line around a pipe. • Make sure the detectors are evenly spaced around a pipe. See the supplemental section at the end of the document for a complete guide to installing detectors. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 15 Note: If you have a Moisture Mirror X system in your gin, you have the option of being able to reset Argus alarms from your Moisture Mirror X with the addition of an Argus Interface Panel. In this case, the above rules do not necessarily apply. If you have any questions, please contact a Samuel Jackson representative.
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Page 16: Zone Card
Ground Ground Ground Ground Maximum Detector Per Control Panel: Z-10 - 60 Argus 343 Detectors Figure: Wiring for the zone card terminal block Z-20 - 120 Argus 343 Detectors field Wiring Maximum Detectors Per Zone: Note: When using the new 535 detectors, it is no longer necessary to use an End-of- Argus 343 Detectors - 16 figure 8.2... -
Page 17: Wiring Relays
Argus 343 Detectors - 16 down automatically. figure 8.2 • If a relay needs to be replaced, Samuel Jackson supplies a triple pole double Zone Card throw 24V DC relay that is rated to 10 amps. Note: The resistor between 11 and 12 should be left in place. -
Page 18: Wiring Horn /S
“fool” the system into thinking a horn is attached. If for some reason the horn is disconnected, it is useful to keep the resistor. This will prevent the trouble light from coming on. Argus Installation and Resource Guide Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
Page 19: Testing Forg
Alarm Monitor Card. There will be no beeper sound. If there is not a ground in the system, because there is no trouble signal the amber Ground Fault Indicator LED (GDF) on the Alarm Monitor Card will not light. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
Page 20: Start-Up Procedure
Zone Card should light, and the horn/strobe should come on. • In the Machine Shutdown relay should trip the stop circuit of the production machinery intended for stoppage. • Perform this test after installation of the system and repeat once a year. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
Page 21: Operation
LED could help determine the location of the spark. • Extinguish the spark or fire. • Turn off the horn/strobe by resetting the alarming Zone Card with the top switch. NOTE: As long as no other spark is present, the Zone Card will reset. If there is still a spark or flame being detected, the alarm will keep sounding. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... -
Page 22: Maintenance
Remove the cover of the detector and disconnect all external wiring. Remove the nuts from each corner, take the lens grounding wire from the corner bolt, and then carefully remove the internal circuitry. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... - Page 23 Insert the new lens, add the grounding wire, and replace the nut. Carefully replace the circuitry inside the body and put the grounding wire back on the corner bolt. Tighten the nuts snugly, but not too tight to avoid damaging the circuit board. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 24 In case of fire: • Make sure the detectors in the affected zone are clean and check that lenses were not blackened by a flame. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
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Page 25: Troubleshooting
• Detectors can be set off by ambient light. Make sure any nearby access doors are closed and that detectors are properly attached to the pipe. Horn volume adjustment • If the horn is too loud or too quiet, it can be adjusted inside on the circuit board. • To begin, loosen the two screws on the horn part of the horn/strobe combination and reveal the electronics inside. • The small black piece is the volume adjustment. Turn the white center clockwise to decrease the volume, and counterclockwise to increase the volume. Volume Adjuster: Rotate interior white plastic piece. INCREASE: rotate counterclockwise DECREASE: rotate clockwise Argus Installation and Resource Guide... - Page 26 MAINTENANCE Frequent lens replacement • If a lens needs replacement frequently, add a few washers to recess the lens out of the pipe to decrease the wear rate. • Ensure the detector is installed with the bolt pattern aligning with the direction of the pipe. If it is not, the lens will be pressed farther into the pipe than necessary, which will contribute to excessive wear. Figure: 535 detector with three washers added as a spacer. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 27 • LED burned out. Trouble buzzer will not sound off: • Silence switch off. • Bad buzzer. Trouble LED will not illuminate: • Bad detector. • Detector shorted. Trouble buzzer sounds off intermittently: • Bad 24V power supply. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
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Page 28: Installation Guide
Note: Try to locate the detectors near an access door into the pipe to facilitate installation and enable easy maintenance. The access must be light tight for proper operation. Argus Installation and Resource Guide... - Page 29 SUPPLEMENTAL Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
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- Page 32 5. With the holes marked take the ¼” drill bit from the installation kit and using a drill, cut out the marked holes. Ream out the outside holes a small amount for easier bolt installation. Figure 2: Drill each marked hole using the ¼” bit Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 33 6. Next take the 1-1/8” hole saw and cut out the middle hole on the pipe for each detector. Figure 3: Cut out the middle hole 7. Now take the file and begin smoothing the 1-1/8” hole being careful not to enlarge the hole. Figure 4: File the sharp edges Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
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Page 34: Detectori
Figure 5: Sand the hole smooth 9. Using the magnet remove any metal debris from the inside of the pipe. Note: This debris can damage gin machinery if not removed. Figure 6: Remove the metal debris Argus Installation and Resource Guide... - Page 35 Figure 7: Install the mounting bolt with curved nose pliers 11. Hold the bolt in place while you thread one of the locking nuts onto the bolt from the outside of the pipe. Figure 8: Hold bolt in place and thread the lock nut Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
- Page 36 13. With the detector bolts mounted you can now mount the detector using the remaining two lock nuts being sure to tighten the nuts with the 10mm nut driver. Figure 10: Place detector on bolts and tighten the nuts Argus Installation and Resource Guide...
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The modifier of the controls assumes all liability for these consequences. PAGE 37 of 40 HU-80-1645 SAHARA STORM OIL-FIRED HUMIDAIRE UNIT © SAMUEL JACKSON, INCORPORATED 2015 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED... - Page 40 This page left intentionally blank. Argus Installation and Resource Guide...