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- Page 1 SPY CENTER 24 USER E MAINTENANCE MANUAL VER. CENTRALIZED POWER SUPPLY AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR 24Vdc LOW VOLTAGE LED EMERGENCY LUMINAIRES SC24V12A2 SC24V24A4 SC24V33A6 SC24V33A8 SC24V55A4 SC24V55A8...
- Page 3 PROGRAMMING AND INSTALLATION SPY CENTER 24 CHAPTER 1 FEATURES - SPY CENTER 24- fax +39 0735 597474 1.1 Models 1.1 Fixing 1.2 Start up 1.3 Warming and maintenance 1.4 Electrical connections 1.5 Connection CHAPTER 2 FIRST CONFIGURATION 2.1 Start up 2.2 Installer data Entry...
- Page 4 PRECAUTIONS FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES The handling and the correct use of lead-acid batteries are not an issue, as long as you take precautions, take place in appropriate venues, and are conducted by personnel who have received appropriate training. Identify the main risks possible Outline the precautions to deal with these risks Indicate the emergency actions to be taken in the event of their presenting such risks A - Information on the label The following symbols are used on all batteries and have the following meanings:...
- Page 5 TABLE MODELS AND DIMENSIONS Order Short Batteries Output Power Autonomy Power (W) max channel Nr. Cabinet cabinet dimensions Nr. Max fittings SPY CENTER 24 code code Voltage (Mm) ACCORDING TO EN 50171 load (W) type to channel Combined SC24V12A2 SC 1401 80 60...
- Page 6 1.1 FIXING 1.OPEN THE MAIN DOOR CIRCUIT STATUS ANOMALY BATTERY BATTERY SYSTEM POWER POWER FAULT FAULT 2.FIX THE ANCHORS MOUNTING SURFACE: HARD WALL 6 ANCHORS 8mm IN NYLON ANCHOR: D = 8 mm L = 40mm WOOD SCREW: D = 6 mm L = 45mm SCREWS NOT SUPPLIED...
- Page 7 CONNECTION • Connect cable main to the terminals of the control unit • Insert the batteries in their compartment and connect them. • Insert the 3 fuses supplied and insert them (see figure pg. 6) • Supply power to the control panel. battery voltage sensor Insert the batteries in their housing, connecting them to the panel via the two connection cables (red and black) and in series with each other through the appropriate cable.
- Page 8 Fuse protection line nr. 2 by line Fuses Battery protection nr. 3 The following lists a number of activities necessary in order to maintain the efficiency of the plants and equipment Linergy the Spy Center 24 series. Without prejudice to the provisions of the law, technical and regulatory rules, on which to base the scheduling of periodic checks, maintenance of the entire system and the preparation of periodic inspection records of both safety lighting equipment that the rescuers.
- Page 9 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Supply CABLES SECTION PHASE MONITORING ORDINARY ILLUMINATION WITH * MODULE SCMF2-S Supply PHASE MONITORING k1 = SYSTEM ON ORDINARY ILLUMINATION k2 = NETWORK AC ON differential k3 = STATUS CHANGE RELAY Type A k4 = FUSE OPENING I = 30mA k5 = BATTERY ERROR I ≥...
- Page 10 PROGRAMMING CONNECTIONS Although the system is programmed in the factory so that the system can be started without further programming, to customize the installation it is good to modify the default parameters so as to adapt the system to different needs. The control panel can be programmed in two different ways: Virtual Keyboard To access the virtual keyboard, press the appropriate key by clicking on the typing window.
- Page 11 CHAPTER 2 CONFIGURATION 2.1 START Once the initial booting phase of the control Fig.1.1 unit is completed, lasting about 60 seconds, it will appear on the LCD screen (or on the PC connected to it), the main screen (Fig.1.1). From this screen, by clicking on any point you can access the CONTROL screen, organized as shown in Fig.1.2 The installer, with PC connected Ethernet or virtual keyboard, can provide for the...
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Page 12: Data Entry
2.2 DATA ENTRY LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote IMPOSTATION Click on the SETTINGS button to login the SYSTEM screen To access the menu, the system requests the entry of a password set as follows: 5678 if you are working with touch screen or ethernet System screen (Fig.2.3) : . -
Page 13: Network Settings Configuration
From the NETWORK CONFIGURATION panel (Fig.2.4) it is possible to program the data for the connection of the control panel in LAN or Ethernet, having the possibility to configure: Fig.1.3 LAN IP adress Subnet Mask of the control panel Central gateway Proxy Linergy (not yet active) (not yet active) - Page 14 2.4 MEASURES HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote MEASURES SETTINGS Click on the SETTINGS button to access the MEASURES screen From the MEASUREMENT panel (Fig.2.4) the TENSION / CURRENT states can be monitored in real time Fig.1.4 TENSION CURRENT DIAGRAM Fig.1.4.1...
- Page 15 2.5 CIRCUITS HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote SETTINGS CIRCUITS Click on the SETTINGS button to access the CIRCUITS screen From the CIRCUIT panel (Fig.2.4) the INPUTS can be programmed directly on all the circuits Fig.1.5...
- Page 16 2.6 ADVANCED HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote SETTINGS ADVANCED Click on the SETTINGS button to access the ADVANCED screen From the ADVANCED panel (Fig.2.4) you can: Fig.1.6 UPDATE THE SYSTEM START HOME AUTOMATION FUNCTIONS CALIBRATE TOUCH SCREEN TURN OFF THE CENTRAL RESTART THE CENTRAL...
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Page 17: System Configuration
CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 3.1 NEW ACQUISITION OF LAMPS FUNCTION Fig.2.2 HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote FUNCTION NEW ACQUISITION From HOME it is possible to access the lamp acquisition procedure in the control panel database. After clicking on the key sequence described above you will get to the following screen: Fig.2.2.1 NEW ACQUISITION IN PROGRESS... - Page 18 3.2 FITTINGS ACQUISITION CHECK HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 LOGIN Local / remote LIST From the HOME it is possible to access the list of lamps of the central database. Here is another way to verify the correctness of the acquired data. The verification can be made by comparing the Serial Number written by the installer in the MODULE (Fig.2.3.1) supplied with the centralized fittings, with the corresponding voice of the LIST screen in the control panel (Fig.2.3), where the following information is displayed:...
- Page 19 3.3 SYSTEM RECORDING FORM Linergy recommends to ALWAYS fill out the following form because it is essential for Linergy technicians who are called to activate the systems even after a long time, and for the maintenance technician who must work on systems that are not performed in the first person..
- Page 20 3.4 ADDED FITTINGS AND REMOVAL By using the FUNCTIONS and ADD FITTINGS keys shown in Fig.2.5, it is possible to manually add devices to the system at any time. Fig.2.5 HOW TO GET HOME LOGIN Password Default -5678 Remote or local access FUNCTION LAMPS Fig.2.5...
- Page 21 Click on RESTORE DB to insert the database previously saved or modified manually. It is possible to UPDATE the operating system of the plant if it had been released a new improved version, but this operation must be performed step NOTA step with a qualified Linergy operator.
- Page 22 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION 4.1 CONFIGURATION OF FITTINGS HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 Remote local access LIST From the HOME screen (Fig.3.1), by clicking on the LIST button and then on the single lamp it is possible to configure / program the functions of the appliance FUNCTION ENABLING ‘’M’’...
- Page 23 4.2 FITTINGS CONFIGURATION ’M’ ON-OFF FUNCTION HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 Remote or local access FUNCTION SA ON OFF From HOME it is possible to access the SHUTDOWN / IGNITION procedure Fig.3.2 With the ON key With the OFF button the function starts the function is disabled ENABLING ON ALL EQUIPMENT SA...
- Page 24 4.3 FITTINGS CONFIGURATION DETECT ON-OFF FUNCTION HOW TO GET LOGIN Password Default -5678 Remote local access DETECT MODE FUNCTION From HOME you can access the DETECT MODE DETECTING procedure by pressing the DETECT MODE button, the selected device will blink and be detectable. Fig.3.3 Con il tasto ON Con il tasto OFF...
- Page 25 4.4 FITTINGS CONFIGURATION REST MODE FUNCTION HOW TO GET HOME LOGIN Password Default -5678 Remote local access FUNCTIONS DETECT MODE From the HOME it is possible to access the REST MODE procedure using the REST MODE button, the selected device will be in an emergency situation. Fig.3.4 With the OFF button With the ON key...
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Page 26: Manual Test
CHAPTER 5 MANUAL TEST EXECUTION 5.1 MANUAL TEST HOW TO GET Password Default START -5678 Remote access TEST By accessing the TEST screen (Fig.5.1.2) the system allows to perform the tests in a completely manual way. In particular, the following tests can be performed: Manual duration test, the battery duration will be measured. -
Page 27: Warranty Conditions
NOTA START UP The Linergy technician's START UP request must be requested directly from the Linergy Zone Agency with at least 10 working days' notice. START UP is subject to purchase of the Service - (Contact the Linergy commercial export) PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS BEFORE REQUIRING THE START UP The installer must carry out preliminary operations before contacting the Linergy’s technician for the... - Page 28 SPY CENTER 24 Linergy s.r.l www.linergy.com Via A.De Gasperi,9 - 63075 Acquaviva Picena (AP) ITALIA Tel.+39 0735 5974 - Fax. +39 0735 597474 SPY CENTER 24 N° : AGENCY LINERGY : SYSTEM DESCRIPTION : VIA : CITY : PROV. :...
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- Page 32 Filiale: LINERGYBENELUXs.a. LINERGY s.r.l. Jan Tieboutstraat, 3 Via De Gasperi, 9 1731 Zellik -BELGIQUE 63075 Acquaviva Picena (AP) - ITALY Tel. +39 0735 5974 Tel. +32 2 4661066 Fax +39 0735 597474 Fax +32 2 4661033 www.linergy.it www.linergy.be info@linergy.it info@linergy.be...
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