AJAX FireProtect User manual

FireProtect User Manual
Updated March 22, 2022
FireProtect is a wireless indoor smoke detector with an in-built buzzer and a
battery, ensuring up to 4 years of autonomous operation. FireProtect can detect
smoke and rapid temperature increase.
Connecting to the Ajax security system via a secured radio protocol,
FireProtect communicates with the at a distance of up to 1,300 m in line of
sight.
The detector can be a part of third-party security systems, connecting to them
via the or integration module.
The detector is set up via the for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows.
The system noties the user of all events through push notications, SMS, and
calls (if activated).
model also available for purchase. This model has an additional built-in
carbon monoxide (CO) sensor.
Jeweller
hub
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Ajax apps
FireProtect Plus

Functional Elements
Operating Principle
The device detects smoke with an optocoupler which consists of an infrared
emitter and a photodetector placed in the smoke chamber. When smoke enters
the chamber, the photodetector detects it by the infrared beam distortion. This
distortion triggers a smoke alarm.
When the temperature exceeds 60°С or rises by 30°С during 30 minutes (not
necessary to reach 60°С), the detector registers temperature increase, which
triggers a re alarm.
Buy re detector FireProtect
1. Siren hole
2. Light indicator (acts as the sensor and Test button)
3. Smoke chamber hole with the temperature detector behind the net
4. SmartBracket attachment panel
5. Power button
6. Tamper button
7. QR code

The life span of the FireProtect detector lasts up to 10 years. In the event of a detector
failure, you will receive a corresponding notication — it will need to be replaced or
submitted for .
In case of alarm, the detector activates the built-in buzzer (the siren sound can
be heard from afar) and blinks with the light indicator. When connected to a
security system, both the user and the security company are notied of the
alarm.
The siren of the device can be turned off using three ways:
comprehensive diagnostics
1. By pressing the Ajax logo on the device lid (there is a touch button under the
logo).
2. Through the Ajax app. In case of re alarm, you will see a pop-up message
in the Ajax app suggesting to turn off the built-in sirens.

Please note that for this to work you need to priorly select Mute Interconnected
Fire Alarmcommand for this button in the KeyPad/KeyPad Plus settings.
If smoke and/or temperature levels do not restore to normal values, in 10
minutes, the FireProtect turns on the siren again.
Connecting the Detector to the Ajax Security System
Connecting to the hub
3. Using the / (if Interconnected Fire Detectors
Alarmfeature is enabled). To turn off the built-in sirens in case of re alarm,
press the “*” button on the KeyPad/KeyPad Plus.
KeyPad KeyPad Plus

Before starting connection:
Only users with administrator rights can add the device to the hub
Pairing the detector with hub:
1. Following the hub user guide, install the . Create the account, add
the hub, and create at least one room.
Ajax app
2. Switch on the hub and check the internet connection (via Ethernet cable
and/or GSM network).
3. Make sure that the hub is disarmed and does not update by checking its
status in the Ajax app.
1. Select Add Device in the Ajax app.
2. Name the device, scan, or type the QR Code (located on the detector body
and packaging), and select the location room.
3. Tap Add — the countdown will start.
4. Switch on the device.

To make sure that the detector is on, press the on/off button — the logo will light
up red for a second.
For detection and pairing to occur, the detector should be located within the
coverage area of the wireless network of the hub (at a single protected object).
The connection request is transmitted for a short time: at the moment of
switching on the device.
If pairing with the hub fails, the detector operates autonomously; switch off the
detector for 5 seconds and retry.
The detector connected to the hub is displayed in the list of devices in the app.
The update of the detector status in the list depends on the device inquiry time
set in the hub settings (the default value is 36 seconds).
Connecting to Third Party Security Systems
To connect the detector to a third party security central unit using the
or integration module, follow the recommendations in the manual
of the respective device.
The smoke detector always operates in the active mode. When connecting
FireProtect to third party security systems, it is appropriate to place it in a
permanently active protection zone.
uartBridge
ocBridge Plus

States
Parameter State
Temperature Temperature of the device. Measures on the
device processor and changes gradually
Jeweller Signal Strength Signal strength between the hub and the
detector
Connection Connection status between the hub and the
device
Battery Charge
Battery level of the device. Two states available:
Lid The tamper state of the device — reacts to the
detachment
ReX Displays the status of using a
Smoke Shows if smoke is detected
Temperature Threshold Exceeded The state of temperature threshold exceeded
alarm
Rapid Temperature Rise The state of rapid temperature increase alarm
Backup Battery Charge Backup battery level of the device
Smoke sensor The state of the smoke detector
Smoke Sensor Dust Level The dust level in the smoke chamber
Temporary Deactivation
Shows the status of the device: active,
completely disabled by the user, or only
notications about triggering of the device
tamper button are disabled
Firmware Detector rmware version
1. Devices
2. FireProtect
ОК
Battery discharged
How battery charge is displayed in
Ajax apps
radio signal
range extender

Device ID Device identier
Settings
Setting Value
First eld Device name, can be edited
Room Selecting the virtual room to which the device is
assigned
High Temperature Alarm If active, the detector reacts when the
temperature is 60°C and higher
Rapid Temperature Rise Alarm
If active, the detector reacts to rapid
temperature increase (30°С for 30 minutes or
less)
Alert with a siren if smoke is detected If active, added to the systemare
activated in case of smoke alarm
Alert with a siren if temperature threshold
exceeded
If active, added to the systemare
activated in case if temperature threshold
exceeded
Alert with a siren if rapid temperature rise
detected
If active, added to the systemare
activated in case if rapid temperature rise
detected
Jeweller Signal Strength Test Switches the device to the signal strength test
mode
Smoke Sensor Self Test Starts FireProtect self test
Temporary Deactivation Allows the user to disconnect the device
without removing it from the system.
Two options are available:
1. Devices
2. FireProtect
3. Settings
sirens
sirens
sirens
Entirely— the device will not execute
system commands or participate in
automation scenarios, and the system will
ignore device alarms and other notications

Note that a disabled device does not trigger an
interconnected alarm of re detectors. But if
smoke is detected, the built-in siren will sound
User Guide Opens the detector User Guide
Unpair Device Deletes device and its settings
Interconnected Fire Detectors Alarms Setup
The function activates built-in sirens of all re detectors if at least one of them
is triggered. Sirens are activated within the hub–detector ping interval according
to the Jeweller settings.
To enable Interconnected Alarms:
1. Open the Devices tab in the
2. Select a hub
3. Go to its Settings by pressing
4. Select the Service item
5. Go to the Fire detectors settings menu and activate the Interconnected Fire
Detectors Alarmsoption
Interconnected alarms are supported by FireProtect detectors with rmware versions
3.42 and later. Please note that when you turn on the interconnected alarms, you cannot
set the hub–detector ping interval (Jeweller settings) of more than 48 seconds.
6. If necessary, set the Delay of Interconnected Alarms from 0 to 5 minutes (in
1-minute increments). The option allows you to postpone the interconnected
alarm for a specied period of time.
When this option is inactive, the interconnected alarm is sent to all re detectors within a
Lid only— the system will ignore only
notications about the triggering of the
device tamper button
Learn more about temporary
deactivation of devices
Ajax app

minute.
The function works as follows:
1. One of the FireProtect detectors detects an alarm.
2. Delay of Interconnected Alarms starts.
3. The built-in siren of the re detector informs the alarm. Users receive
notications in the Ajax app (if are enabled). At the
object, are activated (if the are enabled).
4. An alarm conrmation event is sent to the monitoring station and security
system users, and the system starts the interconnected alarm for re detectors
if:
appropriate notications
Ajax sirens corresponding settings
The interconnected alarm delay time has passed, and the triggered detector
is still registering an alarm.