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3.4
Performance Testing
3.4.1 For the time the module is tested, please disconnect outputs of control and indicating
units (devices) and appliances controlling automatic fire suppression equipment. Notify the proper
authorities that the system is ungergoing maintenance.
3.4.2 By means of the control panel or PC arm the monitored circuits assigned with the
relevant group of addresses.
3.4.3 Simulate an alarm response of the detector connected to an MC. Ensure the S2000-AR8
LED is double flashing once per four seconds while the network controller is indicating a Fire Alarm
or Intrusion Alarm message on the address assigned to this MC of the module. Place the detector into
the normal state and ensure the S2000-AR8 LED starts flashing once per four seconds. By means of
the network controller issue a command to reset alarm from the detector related to the MC. While one
monitored circuit is being tested the other circuits shall be in norm.
3.4.4 Repeat procedures described in 3.4.3 for the other monitored circuits of the S2000-
AR8.
3.4.5 If the monitored circuits of the module are assigned with input types that imply
monitoring tampering with the module enclosure, then, in addition, operability of the tamper switch is
to be tested. For doing so, by means of the network controller give a command to disable inputs used
by the S2000-AR8 and then open the S2000-AR8 enclosure and close it again. Ensure Tamper Alarm
followed by Tamper Restored messages for the required addresses appear.
3.4.6 Network controller's not receiving messages Intrusion Alarm or Fire Alarm means that
the S2000-AR8 is defective and must be replaced.
3.4.7 In addition, the monitored circuit parameters can be checked by measuring ADC values
indicating monitored circuit status (see Table 3.4.1).
Resistance, kOhm
ADC Value
All the equipment used in testing must be known functioning!
3.5
Technical Examination
Technical examination is not applicable for this equipment.
3.6
Preservation (Depreservation, Represervation)
Preservation is not applicable for this equipment.
4.1
Routine repair of defective equipment is to be performed by the manufacturer or in authorized
repair centers. The product shall be sent for repair in line with established procedures.
ATTENTION
The equipment shall be submitted for repair being assembled and clean and along
with all the parts listed in the documentation.
Claims are accepted only if a reclamation report describing the failure is applied to
the submitted equipment.
Table 3.4.1 Relationship between MC Resistance and ADC and MC Status
Short Circuit or
D1 Response
D3 Response
(Variant B)
(Variant C)
0...2.1
2.4...6.2
220...205
200...180
4 Routine Repair
D2 Response
Norm
(Variant A)
6.6...15
16...40
177...140
137...85
Open Circuit or
D4 Response
(Variant C)
50...∞
80...0
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