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Contents
Safety first 3 Polling LED 39
Technical information 3 Rapid update 39
Where do I find things? 3 Soft address 39
What is the Apollo Test Set? 4 Return to factory defaults 39
How do I switch the Test Set on? 4 Sounders 41
What do I see when the Test Set is switched on? 4 Operate relays 41
How do I switch the Test Set o? 5Soft Addressing Menu 42
How do I control the touchscreen? 5 Screen details 43
What are Device Range and Device Test Set IDs? 5 Manually set soft address 44
How do I navigate through the various menu screens? 8 Auto increment (+1) soft address 47
How do I use the Settings? 8 How do I use Loop diagnostics? 48
Screen settings 8 Short circuit fault 49
Locations 9 Earth fault 49
Cable types 10 Cable impedance and cable run 50
Setting the date and time 11 Loop supply from direction - OUT 50
Setting the language 12 Loop supply from direction - IN 51
About 12 Earth fault location search 52
How do I use the Loop View menu? 13 Loop devices map building 52
Selecting a polling range 16 Earth fault location search explained 53
Viewing the details of a single address 16 How do I enter a location? 54
Changing the output bit status 18 How do I use Stored Data? 54
Self test 18 How do you open the exported file? 56
Fast Test 19 How do I update firmware? 59
Isolator control and status 20 Troubleshooting 61
Configuration status 20 How do I do a hard reset? 61
Analogue Value / Drift 22 How do I change the Test Set battery? 61
Mode and polling LED 23 Appendix A - Menu Tree 62
Control and status 24 Appendix B - Soft Addressing 63
Events 25 Appendix C - Short circuit and earth fault detection 64
Data log 30 Appendix D - Loop supply from direction - OUT 65
How do I use Programmer mode? 36 Appendix E - Loop supply from direction - IN 66
Using the Programmer mode test buttons 37 Appendix F - Earth fault location search 67
Self test 37 Appendix G - Firmware Update 68
Fast test 37 Appendix H - Line Voltages 69
LED test 38
Sensor status 38
Settings 39
Mode 39
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Safety first
• Read this User Manual completely before using the Apollo Test Set.
• The Apollo Test Set is electronic test equipment and care should be taken when handling and storing. Dropping the
unit onto a hard surface could damage it.
• The Apollo Test Set is designed for indoor use only and should not be subjected to harsh environments. It is not
designed for use in hazardous areas - those containing explosives or dust. Do not use the Test Set in places where
temperatures and/or humidity are high or go through rapid changes.
• Do not use the Apollo Test Set if it is not operating correctly - consult the troubleshooting section or seek technical
advice.
• If the Apollo Test Set is used in a manner not specified by the Manufacturer, the protection provided by the equipment
may be impaired and the warranty invalidated.
Technical information
Power source Lithium-ion battery pack or 12 V Power Supply Unit
Battery charging time Approx 3 hours
Operating temperature 0 ºC to 40 ºC
Humidity - no condensation or icing 10 to 95 % RH
Dimensions 215 mm x 165 mm x 50 mm
Weight 935 g
Where do I find things?
Loop Out + (Red)
Loop Out - (Black)
Loop Out - Screen (Yellow)
Ground
(Green)
Loop In + (Red)
Loop In - (Black)
Loop In - Screen (Yellow)
Power On
Power LED
Charging port
USB Port
(on the side of the unit)
Strap fixings
Battery
CoverStand
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What is the Apollo Test Set?
The Apollo Test Set is a portable test unit featuring a touch screen display capable of providing several functions in
interrogating and controlling all devices connected to the unit, either individual devices or complete circuits of analogue
addressable devices in the Apollo ranges (CoreProtocol®, Discovery and XP95).
The latest firmware update available for the Apollo Test Set can be downloaded by visiting the Test Set Firmware Page
under Training & Support on our website. Or you can click here: Firmware Update
How do I switch the Test Set on?
To switch the Test Set on, press and hold the green power on button on the side of the unit. When the power LED lights up
you can release the power on button.
What do I see when the Test Set is switched on?
When the Test Set is first switched on the title screen appears with a segmented circle revolving in the centre indicating
that the software is being loaded. When the load is complete the Home Screen appears.
Date and Time
Loop View
Programmer Mode
Loop Diagnostics
Settings
Help
Battery state
Location
Stored Events, Data Logs
Soft Addressing
From the Home Screen you are able to access the six main menus:
• Settings
This menu enables you to change some of the settings of the Test Set such as the Screen settings, Location and cable
type. These are explained on page 8.
• Loop View
The Loop View menu enables you to access a further six sub-menus. These are explained on page 13.
• Programmer Mode
The programmer Mode menu enables you change settings of individual devices. These are explained on page 36.
• Soft Addressing
The Soft Addressing menu enables you to change the address of a device. These are explained on page 42.
• Loop Diagnostics
The Loop Diagnostics menu enables you to troubleshoot the system and check system wiring. This is explained on
page 48.
• Location
This enables you to enter the location. This is explained on page 54.
• Stored Data
This menu enables you to view stored reports, configurations, events and data logs. This is explained on page 54.

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How do I switch the test set o?
On the Home Screen, tap the ‘Power
O’ icon.
The ‘Power-o’ splash screen
appears.
Tap ‘Yes’ to power-o the unit.
How do I control the touchscreen?
The touchscreen is controlled using a finger and swiping in dierent directions to select items on the screen. In this User
Manual the icons that follow are used to show how to move around the touchscreen.
TapSwipe rightSwipe up Swipe down
V
ertical swipe Horizontal slide
(press and drag)
Omnidirectional
slide
(press and drag)
T
ap and hold
What are Device range and Device type test set IDs?
Before using the Test Set it is important that you understand the abbreviations that are used on the various screens for
dierent device ranges and types that are used on the test set. The table that follows defines these abbreviations. It may
be long but it is necessary for you to be able to understand the information being given on the screen. Each screen is
divided in sections, one section for each device. Each section contains:
Device
Address Device Range ID
Device Type Test Set ID
Soteria AV base presence indication (only in
CoreProtocol mode at loop devices (1-254))
Standalone Soteria AV Bases will have Device Type left blank
The indication is available only in Core protocol mode at loop de-
vice (1-254) in menus Addresses, Analogue value and Drift, Mode
and polling LED and Control and status. Additional to symbol ♪
green colour is used for indication.
A Soteria AV Base is indicated by ♪, any associated detector
attached to the AV base is signified by Device Type, eg HT.

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Device range ID Range Description
Dis Discovery covers all Discovery devices including Discovery UL
Sot Soteria all Soteria devices
XP XP95 covers XP95, XPlorer, XP95 I.S. and XPander devices
XPa XP95A used for XP95A devices with unique type codes
S90 Series 90 covers all Series 90 devices
U User covers all User type codes
Device type test set ID Description
SUM Shop Unit Monitor/User Defined
UD1 User Defined
UD2 User Defined
UD3 User Defined
SND
Sounder Controller, Sounders, Visual Indicators, VADs (Base and Open Area), Sounder Control Module
Sounders, Visual Indicators and VADs (Base and Open Area)
Sounder Control Module
Sounder Beacon Base and Open Area
Sounder Base
Voice Sounder Beacon
Voice Sounder
Open-Area Sounder
Reserved
VAD
Sounder Visual Alarm Device
Open-Area Sounder Visual Alarm Device
Visual Alarm Device Base
Open-area Visual Alarm Base
VID
Sounder Visual Indicating Device
Open-Area Sounder Visual Indicating Base
Visual Indicating Device Base
Open-Area Visual Indicating Device
I/O
Single Channel I/O Unit, Switch Monitor Unit, Three Channel I/O Unit and Three Channel I/O Unit (Analogue)
I/O Output Units and XP95A Relay Output Module
Input Unit (1 I/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
Output Unit (1 O/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
I/O Unit (1 I/P, 1 O/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
Mains I/O Unit (2 I/P, 1 O/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
I/O Unit (2 I/P, 2 O/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
Input Unit (4 I/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
I/O Unit (4 I/P, 4 O/P, Faceplate and DIN-rail)
MMM Mini Switch Monitor Module and Mini Monitor Module
SMM Switch Monitor Module
Switch Monitor I/O Module and 120 V I/O Module
ION Ionisation detector
CO CO Gaseous Fire Detector
COH
CO/Heat Multisensor (without isolator)
CO/Heat Multisensor (with isolator)
UL CO Base (Apollo USA)
ZMU Control Unit Monitor and Zone Monitor Unit
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Device type test set ID Description
SM
Mini Switch Monitor, Switch Monitor and Switch Monitor Plus
Switch Monitor Plus
Switch Monitor
ASD Aspirating Detectors
OP
Optical detector (without isolator) and End-to-End Beam detector (EUR)
Optical detector (without isolator)
Optical detector (with isolator)
BD Beam Detector (USA) and Reflective Beam detector
Reflective Beam detector
FD Flame detector - all types
OPH
Multisensor (Opt/Heat, without isolator)
Multisensor (Opt/Heat, with isolator)
Multisensor (Opt/Heat, with isolator) (Quad)
HT
Heat detector (without isolator)
Heat detector (with isolator)
High temperature heat detector
MCP
Manual Call Point and Manual Call Point Monitor
Manual Call Point and Mini Switch Monitor with interrupt
Soteria Manual Call Point without isolator
Soteria Manual Call Point with isolator
MPS Mini Priority Switch Monitor Module, Mini Monitor Module and Pull Station
PSM Priority Switch Monitor Module

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How do I navigate through the various menu screens?
By swiping right on the left of the screen the
menu selection bar appears.
Tap the menu you want to move to and the
main screen changes. Tap Home to return to
the Home Screen. The menu selection bar
moves out of view after you have made your
selection.
How do I use the Settings?
To access the Settings, tap the Settings icon
on the top bar. Settings are divided into five
groups:
• Screen
• Locations
• Cable types
• Date and Time
• Language
Screen settings
To adjust the screen brightness, press and
hold the slider. Move it to the right to make the
screen brighter, move it to the left to make the
screen less bright.
It is also possible to adjust the length of
time after which the screen brightness is
automatically reduced and when the display is
turned o.
Tap the box next to either ‘Dim display after’
or ‘Turn o display after’. A drop down menu
appears. Tap the time that you require. The
drop down menu closes.
Tap ‘Large View’ to increase the screen font
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Locations
The Locations section of the Settings screen
enables you to:
• Add a new location
• Remove a location from the list
• Clear all data at the selected location
Alongside the location name you will find how
much memory the data is taking up and two
other icons; one that looks like a brush and one
that looks like a dustbin.
Default location name is N/D (not defined).
To add a new location, tap ‘Add new location’.
The on-screen keyboard appears. Use the
keyboard to enter the name of the new location.
Tap ‘OK’ to return to the Settings screen.
To clear stored data from a location, tap the
brush icon. A splash screen appears asking
you to confirm that you want to clear the data.
Tap ‘Yes’ to clear the data.
To delete the location, tap the dustbin icon. A
splash screen appears asking you to confirm
that you want to delete the location. Tap ‘Yes’ to
delete the location.

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Cable types
The Cable types section of the Settings screen
enables you to:
• Add a new cable type to the list
• Add new dimensions to a cable type
• Remove a cable type from the list
• Remove a dimension from the list
Cable type Cable dimension
number of pairs and
conductor diameter
Loop resistance
Ω/km
Each cable type gives additional information:
• Cable type
• Cable dimension
• Loop resistance
*Loop Resistance is total resistance through two
conductors at one end of the link. That is twice
the resistance of one individual conductor of that
length.
To add a new cable:
Tap ‘Add new cable type’. The on-screen
keyboard appears.
Enter the name for the new cable.
Tap ‘Create’, the new cable is added to the list.
To add dimensions:
Tap to select the cable type.
Tap ‘Add new dimension’. The on-screen
keyboard appears.
Enter the new dimension and loop resistance.
For appropriate results loop resistance (ohm/
km) should be entered and not only conductor
resistance.
Tap ‘Create’ the new dimension is added.
*It does not matter what is entered in the ‘cable
dimensions’ box. This information is only for
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To remove a cable type from the list, tap the
delete icon alongside the cable type.
A splash screen appears asking you to confirm
cable removal.
Tap ‘Yes’, the cable type is removed.
To remove a cable dimension from the list, tap
the delete icon alongside the dimension.
A splash screen appears asking you to confirm
the dimension removal.
Tap ‘YES’, the dimension is removed.
Setting the date and time
Year
Month
Day Hour
Minute
The date and time are set out as shown on the
left.

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To set the date and time:
Tap each section, a drop-down menu appears.
Select the required option for each section.
Setting the language
To set the language, tap the language box, a
drop-down menu appears. Select the required
language from the options.
The currently supported languages are English,
German, Dutch, Spanish and Slovenian.
About
The About section of the Settings screen
shows:
• Free disc space (percentage and actual)
• Version of software installed
• Version of firmware installed

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How do I use the Loop View menu?
When using the Loop View menu the device status is indicated using the colours that follow:
Corrupt data Empty
address
Dual
address
Analogue
value ≤ 8
8 < analogue
value ≤ 44
45 ≤
analogue
value ≤ 54
Analogue
value ≥ 55
Drift Value Not polled
* small rectangle with a black number and coloured background (background colour depends on the value of drift in %) - used only in Ana-
logue Value / Drift Sub-menu.
On the Home Screen tap the Loop View tab.
The address scan screen appears.
It shows all of the allocated addresses on the
loop and their status.
By default the Test Set uses the XP95/
Discovery protocol. If it is a CoreProtocol loop
that you are working on you need to change
the protocol as follows.
At the top of the address scan screen swipe
down. The top bar appears.
It contains several icons, but the one we need
is the protocol change icon.
The active protocol is highlighted in orange.
Tap the protocol change icon.
A warning screen appears.
Tap ‘Yes’ - XP95/Discovery will change to grey
and CoreProtocol will change to orange.
The protocol change is now complete.
After ‘Yes’ the first informative message ap-
pears ‘Devices are initializing’.

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The second informative message appears
‘Scanning for legacy devices’ and the XP95 /
Discovery will change to grey.

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Whilst we are talking about the top bar lets see what the other icons mean:
Direction enabled (yellow)/disabled (grey) - tap to change
the current status
Voltage 28 V/35 V - tap the icon to switch voltages
(CoreProtocol only) - see below
Sounder synchronisation - tap to synchronise sounders
Tap to save Loop Report/Loop configuration (only available
in Control and Status - Mode and Polling LED)
Loop health - calculation based on received data (address
confirmation, a parity bit and checksum)
Loop noise - this is a calculation based on current pulse
amplitude
Noise level (%) Meaning
0 Theoretical minimum
4 Clean installation
36 Good installation in an industrial environment
80 Bad installation (segregation, multiple address
loops on the same cable, bad junction points) or long
installation in a very severe industrial environment
100 Very bad installation (earth fault, bad junction points,
crosstalk)
Acceptable value is a value below 80%
Absolute polling range - the total number of devices with
the same status. Colours are defined on page 8.
To change voltage range, tap the Voltage icon.
The message ‘Loop Scanning’ appears.
If changing voltage is possible, the Disclaimer
splash screen appears. Tap ‘Accept’ to change
voltage.
If a voltage change is not possible, the
message ‘Switching to 35 V is not possible’
appears.
*Voltage change is not possible when one or
more XP95 or Discovery devices are fitted on the
loop.
To close the top bar, swipe up.

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With the basics of the Loop View menu covered, let’s do a few tasks:
Selecting a polling range
To select a range of addresses to be polled,
press and hold at the starting address, then
slide your finger to the finishing address. The
selected polling range is highlighted on the
screen.
Polling Soteria AV bases
(*) This option is available only in CoreProtocol mode.
When CoreProtocol window opens (in all menus) two tabs appear at the top of the addresses net. The first one presents
loop devices and the second one the AV bases.
Loop devices – when this tab is selected the ad-
dresses between 1 and 254 are polling (polling
range)
AV bases – when this tab is selected the Loop
View displays only Soteria AV Bases installed
on the loop.
Indication
The device is selected when the extended blue line, above the tab, is in use.
Switching between polling ranges
Tap on the tab needed to switch between either options. An informative message appears on the screen ‘Getting screen
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Viewing the details of a single address
To see the details of a particular address:
On the address scan screen, tap the device
that you want to see the detail of. The single
address splash screen appears
The single address splash screen gives information on:
Single address tabs
Single address tabs display the status of loop device (upper tab) (1-254) and Soteria AV base (1025-1278) (* only availa-
ble in Core protocol mode).
The device can be selected with a tap on the tab.
Indication
The device is selected when the extended blue line is used.
Selected loop device
Unselected Soteria AV base
When entering single address view on both tabs text
‘please wait’ is displayed for a short time (the application is
acquiring the data).

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Loop Device
Device Status - standard
colour model for device state
is used.
Device Type - if Soteria detector is used
then Soteria detector is displayed, other-
wise device range and device type are
displayed.
Example without Soteria Detector
Empty Address
Soteria AV Base
Device Status - standard
colour model for device state
is used.
Device Type - if Soteria AV base is displayed, then device is
available, if No Device is displayed then address is empty.
If at the basic layer any other device is fitted then Soteria
detector No Pairing is displayed.
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The single address splash screen gives information on:
12
3
4
5
6
7
8
9101112
13
14
15
16
Key
1 Device address
2Range ID - see page
3Device type test set ID - see page
4* Serial Number in HEX XXXX-XXXXXXXX (MSB to LSB)
5Manufacture date - first three letters of month, year
6*
Sensor status - first row, sensor type, second row live
sensor status, third row last sensor status.
Blue - fault, Green - normal, Orange - active, Red alarm
7Analogue value - max/min/average
8
Input/Output status. Top row - bit name - see page 10,
Middle row - output bit status, Bottom row - input bits
status. Red -On, Grey - O
9** Configuration status
10** Isolator control
11 Fast Test - tab only enabled for devices that allow fast
test
12 Self Test - tab only enable for devices that allow self
test
13 Drift in %
14*** Detection Mode
15 Description of device type
16**** Device status tab - top, loop device / down, Soteria AV
base
* Soteria devices only ** Soteria devices that allow this option only *** Discovery and Soteria devices only
****only in CoreProtocol Mode
Abbreviation Output bit name
AL Alarm Load Simulation
BO Beacon On
CO Continuous Output
DL Detector LED
EV Evacuate
FS Fault Simulation
GA Group Addressing
IL Internal LED
NU Not Used
OI Opto-Isolated Output
OR Output Relay
PO Pulsed Output
RL Remote LED
RO Remote ON
RS Reset
SO Sounder ON
TI Test Initiated

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Changing the output bit status
To change the output bit status of a
particular device, tap on the required
address, the single address splash
screen appears.
Tap the output bit icon that you want to
change the status of.
ON
OFF
To close the single address splash
screen, tap on the main screen to the left
of it.
However, for details of self test, fast
test, isolator control and configuration
settings - read on.
Self test
Tap the Self Test button, the self test
is activated immediately. The circle
represents a countdown timer which
is set at 20 seconds. If the analogue
value increases to 55 before the timer
expires, a ’Pass’ splash screen appears,
otherwise a ‘Fail’ splash screen appears.
If you want to stop the self test, or close
the splash screen after the test, just tap
on the main screen, to the left of it.