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Conteg RMS-I-DE-01 User Manual

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  • Page 1: Smoke Detector

    RMS-I-DE-01 Smoke Detector...
  • Page 2 Although this manual was prepared and checked with the best care, CONTEG, spol. s r.o. cannot accept any liability for omissions or errors in this publication. Due to the continuous development and progress, CONTEG, spol.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Content RMS-I-DE-01 ......................................1 Smoke Detector ......................................1 Introduction ....................................3 1.1. How the Smoke detector works ............................3 1.2. Features: ..................................... 3 1.3. Specifications: ..................................4 1.4. Smoke Detector OIDs: ................................5 Important Safety Information ..............................5 Smoke Detector Placement ................................ 6 Installing the Smoke Detector ..............................

  • Page 4: Specifications

    o Hush / Test feature o Non-radioactive technology o High and stable sensitivity o Quick fix mounting bracket for easy installation o Extra loud alarm sound over 85 dB o Low-battery and battery missing warning indicator o Auto-reset when smoke clears o LED indicates the status of Smoke Detector o Sensor type - open/closed contact switch o Power source: powered by the unit.

  • Page 5: Smoke Detector Oids

    o Maximum CAT5/6 Extension Cable Run Length: 90 meters or 300 feet (1000 feet when connected via dry contact inputs). o Radionuclide = Am-241 o Type of substance (sealed / unsealed) = It is sealed o Physical form (solid / liquid / gas) = Solid. o Activity in Becquerel’s? = Less than 37,000 Becquerel’s.

  • Page 6: Smoke Detector Placement

    3. Smoke Detector Placement It is recommended that you install one detector in each room and in separate hallways. If the hallway is over 12 meters long, install a detector at each end. They should be located at the top levels of first- to-second floor stairwells.

  • Page 7: Testing The Smoke Detector

    5. Testing the Smoke Detector a) Firmly push the TEST button, and the smoke detector alarm will sound a loud beep. The alarm will stop sounding after releasing the TEST button. b) If the smoke detector does not sound, please retest the detector again. 6.

  • Page 8: Configuration Of The Smoke Detector (Ramos Optima)

    7.1. Configuration of the Smoke Detector (RAMOS Optima) The Smoke Detector when first connected to the RAMOS Optima Intelligent port will be auto sensed as a Dry Contact Sensor. So you would first click on the Dry Contacts & Drivers link, then click on the port that it is connected to as shown in the screen shot above.
  • Page 9 Now we can see that our Smoke Sensor is Online and shows the status of “No Smoke”. Now if we navigate back to the Summery page we can see the sensor is present there showing the correct status. Note: Please see the Siren / Strobe Sensor User Manual for the step-by-step instructions for using the Smoke Detector to trigger the Siren / Strobe Sensor.
  • Page 10 We found that in testing if the Smoke Detectors are installed near florescent lighting, these may have an effect on the sensors and cause false alerts. You can use the “Continuous Time” feature shown in the above screen shot to eliminate these false alerts. These settings are found in the “Status Filter”...

  • Page 11: Configuration Of The Smoke Detector (Ramos Ultra)

    7.2. Configuration of the Smoke Detector (RAMOS Ultra) When you first connect the Smoke Detector to the RJ45 port is will be auto sensed online as a Dry contact I/O type sensor. Click the Auto Sense button as shown in the screen shot above. Confirm the popup warning by clicking on the OK button as shown in the screen shot above.
  • Page 12 When the auto sense has been turned off, you will now see the link for manually configuring the sensor, so you will now click on this as shown in the screen shot above. Now you will click on the down arrow button which will display the list of sensors to choose from. Choose the Smoke Detector as shown in the screen shot above.
  • Page 13 As we can now see the Smoke Sensor is Online and is in the Normal state. If the Smoke Sensor still remains in a critical state please check the extension cable and check the LED on the sensor. If you continue having a problem with the sensor being connected contact CONTEG Support a RAMOS support@conteg.com...

  • Page 14: Additional Information On The Smoke Detectors

    8. Additional Information on the Smoke Detectors 8.1. Test Button & Testing As noted earlier do keep in mind that when testing the Smoke Detectors using real or canned smoke do not press the "Test/Hush" button at least 10 minutes prior to this testing or the detector will not be able to detect the smoke.
  • Page 15 This picture above also shows the dust inside the cover of the Smoke Detector. You can open the Smoke Sensors up and clean them using some compressed air, you can blow the dust out of the optical chamber. You just need to open the optical chamber so the dust particles can be flushed out properly.

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