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- Page 1 GSME-M4 Industrial Fire Detection IP64 Operating Manual Fire Gas Detector GSME ® GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH | Helmholtzstr. 21, 38 – 40 41747 Viersen | Germany | +49 2162 3703-0 | info@gte.de...
- Page 2 41747 Viersen GERMANY Support hotline: +49 2162 3703-0 E-Mail: support.adicos@gte.de © 2023 GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH – This document and all figures contained may not be copied, changed, or distributed without explicit approval by the manufacturer! Subject to technical changes! ADICOS and GSME are registered trademarks of GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH.
- Page 3 ABSTRACT Abstract The Advanced Discovery System (ADICOS ) is used for early detection of fires in industrial ® environments. It is comprised of various, separate detector units. By parameterizing and arranging the detectors appropriately, the system fulfills a predefined detection goal. The ADI- COS system ensures reliable early detection of embers and smoldering fires even in adverse environments.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Contents About this manual ..........Objective. - Page 5 CONTENTS Mounting..........23 Wiring .
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Page 6: About This Manual
About this mAnuAl About this manual Objective This manual describes the special requirements on installation, wiring, commissioning and op- eration of ADICOS detectors of the type “GSME”. After commissioning, it is used as reference work in the case of faults. It is intended to be used only by properly qualified personnel (–›... -
Page 7: Abbreviations
About this mAnuAl WARNING! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a possibly dangerous sit- uation which could lead to death or severe injuries if it is not avoided. CAUTION! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a possibly dangerous sit- uation which could lead to minor injuries if it is not avoided. -
Page 8: Safety Instructions
sAfety instructions Safety Instructions When properly installed, started up, operated and serviced, ADICOS GSME devices ensure operational safety at your facility. But it is imperative that the manual, including all safety notes, be read, understood and followed completely. WARNING! Personal injury and property damage! Incorrect installation and operating errors can cause death, serious injury and damage to industrial equipment. -
Page 9: Personnel Qualification
sAfety instructions Personnel Qualification Only properly trained and qualified persons may work on ADICOS equipment. Qualified per- sons are those who have received relevant professional training, have the required skills and experience and who are aware of applicable regulations, enabling them to work on electrical equipment and detect potential hazards. -
Page 10: Structure
structure Structure Overview 3.1.1 Detector and add-on parts Description GSME spray protection GSME-M4 ADICOS connection cable ADICOS mounting plate (optional) 405-2010-003 EN54 ADICOS GSME... -
Page 11: Detector Components
structure 3.1.2 Detector components Description Enclosure cover ① Enclosure screws (4x) ② Signal LED »Alarm« ③ Signal LED »Operation« ④ Signal LED »Fault« ⑤ Sintered metal filter ⑥ Screw connection for spray protection ⑦ Main circuit board ⑧ Semiconductor gas sensors ⑨... -
Page 12: Display Elements
structure Display Elements Signal LEDs For indicating operating conditions, three light pipes are recessed in the enclosure cover of the detector. They are used to visualize the signal LEDs located on the detector board. The top signal LED »Alarm« is red, the center »Operation« is green and the bottom »Fault«... -
Page 13: Cable Assignment
structure Slots “fuses” There are two slots for fuses at the bottom left on the detector board. These are marked with labels F201 and F203. In the factory configuration, the fuse slots are equipped with one slow burning 500 mA fuse each. Cable Assignment Color Signal... -
Page 14: Sintered Metal Filter And Sensors
structure Coupling module option Siemens BOSCH Color Signal FDnet LSNi pink Coupling module B-in FDnet-A (–) LSN b1 in blue Coupling module A-in FDnet (+) LSN a in purple Coupling module B-out FDnet-B (–) LSN b2 out gray Coupling module A-out FDnet (+) LSN a out Option auxiliary relay... -
Page 15: Function
function Function During operation, the ADICOS GSME monitors the signals of its gas sensors and trig- gers an alarm according to the set limit value combinations. If an ADICOS central unit (ADICOS M-BUSMASTER) is used, the detector transmits additionally all sensor and op- erating data to be displayed in the ADICOS System Software via M-Bus (–›... -
Page 16: Configuration And Evaluation
function 4.1.2 Configuration and evaluation The ADICOS GSME is characterized by its particular intelligence and flexibility during signal detection and evaluation. The detector electronics does not only investigate the concentra- tions of individual fire gases, but considers the relations of the detection concentrations as well. - Page 17 function 4.1.2.1 Basic configuration “Standard” In the “Standard” basic configuration, the following limit values are set as default during fac- tory configuration. Limit value combination Detection Index variable – – – – – – – *The limit values approx. correspond to the concentrations in ppm for hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
- Page 18 function 4.1.2.3 Basic configuration “Extended 2” In the “Extended 2” basic configuration, the following limit values are set as default during factory configuration. Limit value combinations Detection Index variable – – – – – – – – – – 4.1.2.4 Basic configuration “Robust”...
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Page 19: Led Signals
function 4.1.2.6 Customized configuration changes Using the ADICOS System Software, all limit values of the ADICOS GSME can be change inde- pendently from the delivered basic configuration. If the limit values of the basic configuration are replaced with freely selected limit values, an individual detector configuration is chosen. CAUTION! Ineffectiveness due to incorrect parameterization Faulty limit value combinations can lead to complete ineffectiveness of the de-... -
Page 20: Signal Relays
function Signal Relays The ADICOS GSME is equipped with two signal relays that signal the “Alarm” and “Fault” states. The “Alarm” signal relay is realized as normally open contact, the “Fault” signal relay as nor- mally closed contact. The signal lines of the signal relays are integrated into the ADICOS con- nection cable (–›... -
Page 21: Installation
instAllAtion Installation WARNING! Danger of malfunction and failure of the detector system Improper installation of ADICOS detectors can lead to faults and failures of the detector system. • Installation work may only be performed by specialist personnel! (–› Chap. 2.3, Personnel qualification) Installation Location DANGER! Explosion danger in potentially explosive atmospheres... -
Page 22: Detection Aspects
instAllAtion Moisture If drip or spray water is to be expected in the planned installation environment, direct contact with the sintered metal filter must be prevented. This also applies in the case of regular build- ing cleaning with water. Spray protection must be used in the case of moisture! Vibration Strong vibrations can damage the electronics of the ADICOS GSME detector. -
Page 23: Installation Orientation
instAllAtion Installation Orientation NOTICE! Property damage due to incorrect installation A sintered metal filter clogged with dust deposits reduces the detectivity of the detector and can lead to ineffectiveness! Water accumulation on the filter can damage the detector. • Mount the detector with the sintered metal filter pointing downward! •... -
Page 24: Wiring
instAllAtion Wiring NOTICE! Faults and failures of the detector system by improper wiring! Incorrect wiring of ADICOS detectors can lead to faults and failures of the detector system. • Wiring may only be performed by specialist personnel! (–› Chap. 2.3, Per- sonnel qualification) •... -
Page 25: Connecting The Connection Cable With The Adicos Aab
instAllAtion 5.4.2 Connecting the connection cable with the ADICOS AAB Depending on the system and detector configuration, the specific wiring of the ADICOS con- nection cable and the ADICOS branching and connection box (ADICOS AAB) varies. The fol- lowing procedure applies for all wiring variants. Wiring the ADICOS AAB Open the enclosure cover of the ADICOS AAB Open the lower cable gland of the ADICOS AAB... -
Page 26: Wiring Variants
instAllAtion 5.4.3 Wiring variants Specific wiring of the detectors with the ADICOS branching and connection boxes varies de- pending on the system configuration. The following wiring diagrams outline the most frequent system configurations and/or wiring variants. ADICOS M-Bus and external power supply ADICOS ADICOS-AAB M-BUSMASTER... - Page 27 instAllAtion Limit value detection lines “Fault” and “Alarm” Non-ADICOS ADICOS-AAB re alarm panel +24 V +24 V X7 (Stoer) X7 (Stoer) Fault next X6aus (Al) X6aus (Al) Alarm ADICOS-AAB X6ein (Al) X6ein (Al) Alarm LOOP B LOOP B LOOP A LOOP A M-Bus A M-Bus A...
- Page 28 instAllAtion External fire alarm LOOP with other bus (external coupling module) External connection module Non-ADICOS re alarm bus next ADICOS-AAB LOOP B LOOP B LOOP B LOOP A LOOP A LOOP A ADICOS-AAB +24 V +24 V X7 (Stoer) X7 (Stoer) X6aus (Al) X6aus (Al) X6ein (Al)
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Page 29: Retrofitting Of Interface Modules For Fire Panels
instAllAtion Retrofitting of Interface Modules for Fire Panels NOTICE! Property damage due to electrical voltage! Detector electronics and interface modules are sensitive assemblies, which can be damaged on contact due to electrostatic discharge. • De-energize the entire detector system for any wiring and secure against unintentional reactivation! •... -
Page 30: Replacing The Configuration Module
instAllAtion Replacing the Configuration Module NOTICE! Property damage due to electrical voltage Electrical voltages can cause damage to property. • De-energize the detector for any wiring and secure against unintentional reactivation! • Apply ESD measures when working on the detector electronics! •... -
Page 31: Commissioning
commissioning Commissioning DANGER! Property damage due to electrical voltage! ADICOS systems work with electrical current, which can cause equipment dam- age and fire if not installed properly. • Before switching on the system, verify that all detectors are properly mounted and wired. •... -
Page 32: Operation
operAtion Operation During operation, the detector monitors the fire gas concentrations captured by the sensors per its basic configuration and triggers an alarm, when the set alarm limit values are exceeded. The query interval of the sensors amounts to 30 seconds. Software Access If a M-Bus interface is used, detailed detector information can be called up via the ADICOS M-Bus. -
Page 33: Alarm Holding Time
operAtion If the alarm LED is controlled via central fire alarm panel, the alarm state can be reset via the alarm reset contact of the fire panel. Beyond that, an alarm can only be reset via a detector reset, which is expressly discouraged. 7.2.2 Alarm holding time The alarm holding time is an optional parameter that can be adjusted via the ADICOS System... -
Page 34: Maintenance
mAintenAnce Maintenance The following maintenance measures must be performed in the specified cycle. Cycle Measure daily quarterly yearly Check for fault message via fire panl and/or software (–› Chap. 9, Fault) Visual inspection for condensation on the detector enclosure ... -
Page 35: Function Test Of The Signal Relays
mAintenAnce Function Test of the Signal Relays The “Alarm” and “Fault” signal relays must be checked for function quarterly. For this purpose, they can be switched for test purposes via the ADICOS System Software. NOTICE! Switching through the relays! The function test of the signal relays triggers an alarm resp. fault state in the connected central fire alarm panel. -
Page 36: Prepare New Unit For Use
mAintenAnce Create a backup file Open ADICOS System Software 2 Call up “Service functions” 3 Select “Test” 4 Save table The backup file with all relevant unit data is now located under: C:\GSME\Melder_Liste_komplett.csv 8.5.2 Prepare new unit for use If the ADICOS System Software is used permanently for monitoring measurement data, it is necessary to prepare the new device for use at a specific position. -
Page 37: Update Unit Data
mAintenAnce 8.5.4 Update unit data If the ADICOS System Software is used permanently for monitoring measurement data, an update of the device data at the ADICOS System Software is mandatory. An update of the device data on the ADICOS System Software has no effect on the functionality of the new device. -
Page 38: Fault
fAult Fault A fault of the ADICOS GSME is indicated by illumination of the yellow signal LED »Fault« as well as by deactivation of the »Fault« signal relay. The following fault states and/or causes are recognized by the detector: Fault Description Measure Undervoltage/... -
Page 39: Technical Data
technicAl DAtA Technical Data General Model: GSME-M4 Item No.: 408-2001-201 Enclosure dimensions: 120 x 100 x 100 (Length x Width x Depth) (Length: bayonet connector includ- ed, Depth: spray protection incl.) Weight: Degree of protection: IP 64 Enclosure: Aluminum die casting, powder coated Electrical properties Voltage range: DC 21.6 …... -
Page 40: Id Plate
technicAl DAtA 11.1 ID Plate Model: Device model SERIAL: Serial number Year of production (variable) (variable) ART-Nr: Article number TEMP: Ambient Degree of (variable) temperature protection COM-Nr: Communication /VA: Voltage range / Internal fusing number (variable) maximum pow- (Short-circuit er consumption current) (heating incl.) CE marking... -
Page 41: Appendix
AppenDix Appendix 12.1 ADICOS Mounting Plate 1 5 0 1 3 0 6 . 4 A - A ADICOS GSME 405-2010-003 EN54... - Page 42 NOTES 405-2010-003 EN54 ADICOS GSME...
- Page 43 notes ADICOS GSME 405-2010-003 EN54...
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