Fike Fik-ir3 User manual

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QuickStartGuide

FIKE FLAME DETECTOR SETUP

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1. General

Thepurposeofthisguideistooutlinehowtoperformthe

basicsetupoftheFikeFlamedetectorslistedbelow.

FIK‐IR3FlameDetector

FIK‐IR3‐H2TripleIRHydrogenFlameDetector

FIK‐IR3‐H2‐HDTripleIRHydrogenFlameDetector

FIK‐IR3‐HDTripleIRFlameDetector

FIK‐UV‐IRFlameDetector

FIK‐UV‐IR‐HDFlameDetector

FIK‐UV‐IR‐FFlameDetector

FIK‐UV‐IR‐F‐HDFlameDetector

Detectorsetupisbestaccomplishedbeforetheinstallation

ofthedetectorusingthemethodsoutlinedinthisguide.

2. RequiredHardwareandSoftware

1. Fikeflamedetector

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2. Computer(desktoporlaptop)

2,3

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3. Ethernetswitch

1,2

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4. 24‐voltpowersupply

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5. Ethernetcable,CAT5

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6. USBtoRS‐485converter,P/NFIK‐USB/RS485

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7. RS‐485cable

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8. 24VDCpowersupplycable,12‐20AWG(2.5‐

0.35mm

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AvailableforpurchasefromFike.

Suppliedbyothers.

CanuseFikeNVRorServer.

Gotowww.fg‐detection.com/communicatortodownload

thelatestversionoftheCommunicatorsoftware.Contact

Fikeat1‐800‐979‐3453forthepassword.

3. DetectorConnections

Connectionstotheflamedetectorforconfigurationand

setupwillvarydependinguponwhetherthedetectoris

capableofprovidingavideooutput.Toconfigurea

detectornotequippedwithvideooutputcapabilities,

simplyconnectthedetectortothehostPC(desktopor

laptop)usingRS‐485cableandconnecta24VDCpower

sourcetothedetector(Figure1).AFikeUSBtoRS‐485

converter(soldseparately)mustbeusedtoallowtheRS‐

485cabletobeconnectedtothehostPC’sUSBport.See

USBtoRS‐485ConverterWiringfordetails.SeeTable1for

detectorterminalblockwiringconnections.

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ApplicabletoFIK‐IR3,FIK‐IR3‐H2,FIK‐UV‐IRandFIK‐UV‐IR‐Fflame

detectors

Figure1:Connectionsforflamedetectorswithoutvideo

output

Toconfigureadetectorequippedwithvideooutput

capabilities,thedetectormustbeconnectedtothehostPC

usingCAT5cableroutedthroughanEthernetswitch(Figure

2).SeeTable2fordetectorterminalblockwiring

connections.

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ApplicabletoFIK‐IR3‐H2‐HD,FIK‐IR3‐HD,FIK‐UV‐IR‐HD,andFIK‐

UV‐IR‐F‐HDflamedetectors

Figure2:Connectionsforflamedetectorswithvideo

output

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4. USBtoRS‐485ConverterWiring

TheFIK‐USB/RS485convertereasilyletsyouconnecttheRS‐485cabledirectlytothehostPC’sUSBport.Utilizethefollowing

diagramtoconnecttheRS‐485wiretotheconverter.

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Figure3:USBtoRS‐485Converter

5. FlameDetectorTerminalBlockWiring

Eachflamedetectorisequippedwitha20‐pinterminalblockthatallowstheconnectionoffieldwiring.Thefunctionofeach

terminalblockconnectionwillvarydependinguponwhetherthedetectoriscapableofprovidingavideooutput,asshownin

thefollowingtables.

Table1:Wiringconnectionstodetectorswithoutvideooutput

Pin#FunctionDescription

GroundGround(earth)Connectedtoascrewonthehousingexterior

124VDC(+)Powersupply(18‐32VDC)

224VDC(‐)Powersupplyreturn(0VDC)

30‐20mA+(in)

0‐20mAanalogcurrentouput

40‐20mA‐(out)

5FaultRelayNormallyopenSPSTrelay,energized(closed)whenthedetectorisinregularoperation

andopensincaseofafault.

6FaultRelay(COM)

7AlarmRelay(NO)

NormallyopenSPSTrelay,openinregularoperationandclosedwhenafireisdetected.

8AlarmRelay(COM)

1124VDC(+)Powersupply(18‐32VDC)

1224VDC(‐)Powersupplyreturn(0VDC)

13ManualBITactivationManualbuilt‐in‐testthatisinitiatedbyamomentaryshortacrossthisterminalandone

ofthe24VDC(‐)terminals.

14ShieldPermanentconnectiontodetectorhousinginternalground.

15RS485(+)

RS485Modbuscommunication(FGDCommunicatorsoftware)

16RS485(‐)

17FaultRelay(NC)

18AlarmRelay(NC)

Note:Highlightedpinsindicaterequiredconnections.

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Table2:WireconnectionstodetectorswithHDvideooutput

Pin#FunctionDescription

GroundGround(earth)Connectedtoascrewonthehousingexterior

124VDC(+)Powersupply(18‐32VDC)

224VDC(‐)Powersupplyreturn(0VDC)

30‐20mA+(in)

0‐20mAanalogcurrentouput

40‐20mA‐(out)

5FaultRelayNormallyopenSPSTrelay,energized(closed)whenthedetectorisinregular

operationandopensincaseofafault.

6FaultRelay(COM)

7AlarmRelay(NO)NormallyopenSPSTrelay,openduringregularoperation,andclosedwhenafireis

detected.

8AlarmRelay(COM)

9AnalogVideo(+)

Composite(analog)videooutput

10AnalogVideo(‐)

1124VDC(+)Powersupply(18‐32VDC)

1224VDC(‐)Powersupplyreturn(0VDC)

13ManualBITactivationManualbuilt‐in‐test,initiatedbymomentaryshortacrossthisterminalandoneofthe

24VDC(‐)terminals.

14RS485(+)

RS485Modbuscommunication(FGDCommunicatorsoftware)

15RS485(‐)

16EthernetTX+

Ethernetcommunication,usedfordigitalvideo(withONVIFprofileSprotocol)

17EthernetTX‐

18EthernetRX+

19EthernetRX‐

20ShieldPermanentconnectiontodetectorhousinginternalground.

Note:Highlightedpinsindicaterequiredconnections.

6. DetectorConfiguration

TheRS‐485connectionfromtheflamedetectortothehostPCallowstheCommunicatorsoftwaretobeusedtoadjustthe

detector’soperationalsettings.InstalltheCommunicatorsoftwareonthehostPC;thenopenthesoftwareandfollowthe

stepsbelowtoconfiguretheflamedetector.

1. BeforeattachingtheUSBtoRS‐485convertertothehostPC,clicktheComPortdrop‐downtodisplaythelistofavailable

comports.

Figure4:FGDCommunicator

2. AttachtheUSBtoRS‐485convertertothehostPC’sUSBport;thenselectthenewlyavailableportfromthedrop‐down

listandclickthechainlinkicontoattempttoconnecttotheflamedetector.

3. The485Portindicatorshouldchangefromredtogreentoindicateasuccessfulconnectiontothedetector.Aslongasthe

485portindicatorisgreen,theconnectiontothedetectorisactive.Ifred,communicationwiththedetectorhasbeen

lost.Oncecommunicationisestablished,thesoftwarewillretrievethediagnosticdataaboutthestateofthedetector

andwilldisplaytheconfigurationparametersontheConfiguretab(Figure5).

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4. Thedetector’sdefaultconfigurationsettingswillbeshown,includingthedetector’sModelandSerialID.Ifthedetectoris

connectedtoanIPnetwork,theassignedIPaddressofthedetectorwillalsobedisplayed(RefertoCameraConfiguration

forfurtherdetails).Fromthisscreen,youcanadjustthedetectorsettingsasrequiredtomeetthespecificinstallation

requirements.RefertotheassociateddetectorUserManualforadetaileddescriptionofeachconfigurationsetting.

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Figure5:FGDCommunicatordetectorconfigurationscreen

Table3:Detectorconfigurationoptions

FunctionOptionsDefaultSetting

SensitivityLow,Medium,High,ExtremeMedium

Ultra‐fastdetectionDisabled,EnabledDisabled

AlarmDelay0,5,10,20or30seconds0seconds(nodelay)

AlarmLatchDisabled,EnabledDisabled

WindowHeaterDisabled,EnabledEnabled

Modbusaddress1–247

1

ManualBIT–AlarmOutputTestDisabled,EnabledDisabled

Note:Mediumsensitivitysettingallowsdetectionofa1x1ft2(0.1m2)N‐heptanepanfireatadistance

of100ft(30m).Seethedetectorspecificationsheetformoreinformation.

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7. CameraConfiguration

(applicabletovideo‐capabledetectorswithfirmwarevF100P0020.28ornewer)

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Thefollowingstepsapplyonlytoflamedetectorsequippedwithvideooutputcapabilities.Bydefault,theflamedetectoruses

theDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)toassignadynamicIPaddresstothedetectoronanetwork.Withdynamic

addressing,adevicecanhaveadifferentIPaddresseverytimeitconnectstothenetwork.Insomesystems,thedevice'sIP

addresscanevenchangewhileitisstillconnected.

1. IfastaticIPaddressisrequired,connectedtothedetectorandopentheCommunicatorsoftware.LocatetheEthernetIP

addressoftheconnecteddetectorundertheConfiguretabandsetthehostcomputertothesamenetwork.

2. Fromyourinternetbrowser(GoogleChrome,orFirefox),typethecamerasIPaddressintothebrowserfield.

Note:Detectorwillnotconnectproperlywithallsearchengines.

3. Accesstothedetector'slivevideoandrecordingsispasswordprotected.FromtheSettingsdialoguebox,typefgcamin

theusernamefield,andtypeadmininthepasswordfield.Youshouldnowseethelivecameraview,similartothat

shownbelow.

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Figure6:FGDCameraBrowser

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4. SelectSYSTEMinthetoolbaratthetoptoaccesstheSystemConfigurationsettings.Fromthisscreenyoucanperformthe

followingfunctionsonthecamera:

Changethenameofthecamera.

Changetheloginpasswordforthecamera.

InitiateaSoft,HardresetofthecameraorRebootthecamera.Ifasoftorhardresetisused,itwilldefaultthe

camerasettingstofactorydefaults.Rebootsimplyrestartsthecamera.

Changethecamera’stime.Thetimewillbedisplayedonthecamera’svideofeed.

AssignastaticIPaddressifrequired.Addresstobeprovidedbythenetworkadministrator.Notethatthepowerto

thedetectormayneedtobecycledaftersavingthenewIPaddress.

Initiateacamerafirmwareupgrade.UpgradetobeperformedbyFactoryTrainedpersonnelonly.

SelectRTSPand/orHTTPports.

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Figure7:FGDCameraSystemConfigurationBrowser

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5. SelectCAMERAinthetoolbaratthetoptoaccesstheCameraConfigurationsettings.Fromthisscreenyoucanperform

thefollowingfunctionsonthecamera:

TheoptionsintheGeneralgroupallowyoutocustomizethevideodisplay.

TheoptionsintheDirty‐Lensgroupallowyoutoadjustthevideotoaccountforadirty‐lens.Whenenabled,the

cameraimageischeckedonceevery20minutes.Iftheimageisobstructedduetoadirtylens,theword‘Dirty’will

appearinthecamera’svideostreamnearthetimestamp.Also,thecamera’sfaultrelaywillclose,andthe0‐20mA

signalwillbesent.Ifthelensiscleanedwithin20minutes,thefaultrelaywillopen,andthe0‐20mAsignalwillreturn

tonormal.

TheoptionsintheMainandSecondarystreamgroupsallowyoutoadjusttheresolution,framerate,andbitrateof

thevideostream.IfconnectingthecameratotheFikeVideoAnalyticsFSM‐IPserver,oneofthevideostreamsmust

besettoprovidearesolutionof640x480at15framespersecondwitharecommendedbitrateof1100kbps.

TheQR‐codegroupisusedtofunctionallytestthedetectorandshouldonlybeusedbyaFikeFactoryTrained

technician.



Figure8:FGDCameraConfigurationBrowser

Theflamedetectorisnowconfiguredandreadyforinstallation.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,contactusatwww.Fike.comor

call1‐800‐YES‐FIKEor1‐800‐979‐3453,option1.

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