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- Page 1 XTRALIS VIS-IR THERMOGRAPHY DETECTOR PRODUCT GUIDE VIS-IR THERMOGRAPHY DETECTOR July 2023 Doc. No. 36218_A2 Part No. AD36218-001...
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- Page 3 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis FCC Compliance Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Contents Introduction ............................1 Features ............................1 Technical Data ............................2 Dimensions ............................4 Standard Detector ........................4 System Configuration ........................... 5 Detector Location ..........................6 Points of Consideration ......................6 FOV and Theoretical Spot Size Calculation ................7 Installation .............................. -
Page 5: Introduction
Xtralis Introduction This document is a reference guideline for the installation, configuration, maintenance and servicing of the VIS-IR Thermography detector. Please read carefully prior to implementing the final design or installation of the detectors. Features VIS-IR contains the following features: Bi-spectral –... -
Page 6: Technical Data
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Technical Data Resolution 384x288 Accuracy +/-2°C up to 100°C, +/-2% (100°C to 450°C) Detection Temperature -5°C to 450°C Range NETD <50 mK IR Camera Pixel Pitch 17 µm Frame Rate 30 fps F Number F# 1.2... - Page 7 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis EMC EN 50130-4 (2011) / A1 (2014) • UNE-EN 62368-1:2014 + AC1:2015 + AC2:2015 • EN 62368-1:2014+AC:2015+AC:2017 +A11:2017 • IEC 62368-1:2014+COR1:2015+COR2015 • POSE000_18 • FCC Rules and Regulations CFR 47, Part 15 • 36218_A2...
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Page 8: Dimensions
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Dimensions Standard Detector 36218_A2... -
Page 9: System Configuration
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis System Configuration The following diagram shows the overall configuration of VIS-IR that can be connected to the laptop and Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) for simultaneous configuration and monitoring. Figure 1: Basic System Configuration... -
Page 10: Detector Location
The detector must be located and installed so that its Field of View (FOV), the distance to the target, is • per the ‘theoretical spot size ratio’ calculation. Use the user-friendly spreadsheet “36224 – Xtralis VIS-IR Theoretical Spot Size Ratio Calculator” for quick calculations and results. -
Page 11: Fov And Theoretical Spot Size Calculation
Xtralis FOV and Theoretical Spot Size Calculation The Spreadsheet “36224 – Xtralis VIS-IR Theoretical Spot Size Ratio Calculator” is a user-friendly tool to determine lens, distance and minimum detection size at a given distance. The sheet allows to calculate according to the 5x5 pixel rule (CNPP approved installations) or the 3x3 pixel rule per the Manufacturer’s guidance. -
Page 12: Installation
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Installation The detector comes with a pre-fitted junction box. It would be preferable to mount the junction box prior to installing the detector. Figure 5: Wall Mounted FTD The detector can be wall mounted as explained below:... - Page 13 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 6: Screw the Junction Box Perform field wiring as per section 5.2, Bring in the detector and connect the wires and then screw the detector housing to the junction box, Figure 7: Screw the Detector Housing to the Junction Box Power up the device after the connection to the router is complete, and ensure the router is powered up for camera to acquire IP.
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Page 14: Adjusting Camera Position
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Adjusting Camera Position If any adjustments are required for the camera positioning, loosen the screws, adjust the position and then tighten the screws using Torx T10. Figure 8: Adjust Camera Position Wiring The junction box can be pre-mounted and field wiring can be done by an electrical contractor prior to the detector installation and commissioning. -
Page 15: Power
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 10: Wiring Diagram Power There are two sets of power terminals on the junction box. Connect a 24 VDC power supply which is compliant with local fire protection codes and standards to the PWR IN socket, and if required loop out to another detector via the PWR OUT socket. -
Page 16: Inputs
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Inputs There are two inputs into the detector that can be used to reset and trigger a fault due to air purge fault. A voltage input between 5V and 30V signals RESET ON/Air Purge Fault ON. Less than 2V signals RESET OFF/Air Purge Fault OFF. -
Page 17: Remote Leds
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Remote LEDs There is a provision to connect remote LEDs (if available) to the detector using the socket in junction box. The wiring diagram is shown below: Figure 12: Remote LEDs Connection to Detector Using Socket in Junction Box SD Card Installation The detector can use an optional micro-SD card to save alarm information. - Page 18 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 14: Delete Partition Go to Partition again and select Create, Figure 15: Create New Partition A warning dialogue box appears as shown below: 36218_A2...
- Page 19 To check the proper insertion of the SD Card, follow the below steps: Download Putty which is a free and open-source terminal emulator from the internet and install it on the same PC where the VIS-IR Software Management (ViSM) tool is installed, Open Putty,...
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Page 20: Connecting To Computer
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Insert another command df -h and press Enter, it will be displayed as shown below above the Red line: Figure 18: ViSM - Check Proper Insertion of SD Card The above example shows that the SD Card is properly inserted and activated. -
Page 21: Software Installation
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Software Installation The ViSM software provides real time temperature information of all monitored areas, giving alarms, pre- alarms and fault notifications in every created area in the software. Once an alarm or fault is detected, it will generate a relay output which can activate any fire protection device connected to the FTD system. -
Page 22: Software Configuration
Software Configuration Xtralis ViSM can be used to configure and monitor an installation (up to 8 FTD) in real time. It is easy-to-use and has been designed to provide operator complete control. The software allows to set the detection ROI, different detection area settings (spot, line, polygons, etc.), pre-alarm and alarm levels, color scheme selection,... -
Page 23: Menu And Toolbar
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 21: Change Password Change the password at first use to maintain a safe cyber environment. The images obtained by the thermal imaging detectors are displayed in real time on the left side, called Detector area. -
Page 24: Toolbar
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis 8.2.2 Toolbar The Toolbar that is located at the bottom of the Detector window allows the interaction with the images from thermal detectors by several applications explained in this guide. Figure 23: Toolbar Detector Configuration 8.3.1 Adding New Detector... - Page 25 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 25: Detector List Once a detector is selected, its configuration page appears where you can change the device name, which default value is the device’s IP address. You can also select whether you need IR or Visual, as shown below: Figure 26: Detector Configuration You can view the detector’s details under the Identification tab, without the ability to apply changes.
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Page 26: Transmissivity - Ambient Parameters
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 27: Detector Identification To see the live IR/visual image, click Accept then click the Play button. If you need to see both IR & visual image, you need to add the same detector twice. -
Page 27: Removing Detector
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Emissivity: enter the average emissivity of the FOV. • Note! You can define the emissivity for each ROI in the Region definition. Transmissivity: typically, it should be left to 1.00. • Reflected Ambient Temperature: enter the average temperature of objects in the FOV. -
Page 28: Hot And Cold Spots
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Once these parameters are selected, the next step is to introduce the region in the Detector window using the Edit Shape section. Click the Edit icon to start the edition, and when it is finished click End. -
Page 29: Alarms Configuration
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Alarms Configuration 8.5.1 Adding New Alarm or Pre-Alarm Alarms or pre-alarms for temperature analysis can be defined, edited and deleted through the Alarms menu. To create a new alarm, click the icon (Register new alarm, +). -
Page 30: Alarms Pop-Up Notification
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis The options below can be all active at the same time for each of the ROI. Range Temperature: in this option the alarm notification is triggered when the indicated value is reached at the range (upper or lower alarm) during the indicated time. Both alarms, maximum and minimum, can be set. - Page 31 VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Figure 33: Notifications Window If Alarm is latched, you can unlatch it by unchecking the Alarm’s Active checkbox, as shown below: Figure 34: Unlatch Alarm 36218_A2...
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Page 32: Maintenance
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Maintenance The following tasks must be performed to ensure a correct operation: Interval Task Check germanium lens and visible lens to look for any dust and any 3 months potential damage or breakage on the lens. Use soft no lint cloth to keep the Germanium lens scratch free. -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
VIS-IR Thermography Detector Product Guide Xtralis Troubleshooting The table below lists the typical problems, the possible causes and the solutions. Please check this troubleshooting table if there is any issue with the system. Problem Cause Actions No administrative rights in the Use a computer with administrative rights. - Page 34 Doc. No. 36218_A2 document without the express prior written consent of Xtralis. Installation information: In order to ensure full Part No. AD36218-001 July 2023...