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Philip Payne Specto-XT User manual

21LFT32418 Issue 3 PN 2644C Apr 20
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Specto-XT Controls
Specto-XT Programmer
INTRODUCTION TO THE
SPECTO-XT SYSTEM
The Specto-XT system provides a simple,
eective means of controlling luminaires
independently or in groups (zones).
SPECTO-XT LUMINAIRES
The Specto-XT Programmer allows alteration
of the factory set values to tailor the
installation to the users requirements.
Specto-XT compatible emergency luminaires
can be programmed, tested and diagnosed
with the Specto-XT Programmer.
IP43
IP22
IP40
IP20
IP23
IP44
IP50
IP53
IP54
IP54
IP55
IP60
IP65
IP66
IP67
IP68
III
IP40
D
IK10
IP42
IP64
IP30
THE SPECTO-XT PROGRAMMER
The Specto-XT Programmer has six ‘touch pad’ buttons.
DISPLAY
On the rst LCD line the menu point is displayed. On
the second line, the status line, the possible settings for
this menu point are shown. During a data transmission,
the actual transmission status (as well as any error
messages) is shown.
TECHNICAL DATA
■Dimensions : 198 x 121 x 52mm
■Power : 4-o AA/1.5V Battery (supplied)
GB - CLASS II LASER. DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
FR - LASER DE CLASSE 2. NE PAS REGARDER LE FAISCEAU
DE - LASERKLASSE II. BITTE NICHT IN DEN STRAHL BLICKEN
SE - KLASS 2 LASER. TITTA INTE IN I LASERSTRÅLEN
ES - LASER CLASE II. NO MIRE FIJAMENTE AL RAYO
NL - KLASSE 2 LASER PRODUCT. STAAR NIET IN DE STRAAL
NO - KLASSE II LASER. STIRR IKKE INN I LYSKILDEN
PL - LASER KLASY II. NIE PATRZEC PROSTO W PROMIEN
GROUP
ONE
GROUP
ONE
GROUP
TWO
GROUP
TWO
GROUP
THREE
GROUP
THREE
GROUP
SIX
GROUP
SIX
GROUP
FOUR
GROUP
FOUR
GROUP
FIVE
GROUP
FIVE
= Group= Building = Device
Building 1 Building 2
1 2
3 4
5
1 2
3 4
5
BUILDING, GROUP & DEVICE ADDRESS - Example
All luminaires within groups 1-6 have their building address set to 1,
and their relevant group address set. This will ensure that all lights in
Building 1, and only Building 1, communicate within their group, but
groups do not communicate with each other. The device address is
used to identify individual luminaires on the system.
BUILDING 1 BUILDING 2
By setting the building address to 2, these luminaires will not
communicate with the adjacent building. All luminaires within a group
will communicate, but groups will remain separate.
ESSENTIAL CONFIGURATION
Each Specto-XT device requires programming with three addresses. Programming is carried out using the Programmer. In order to prevent areas of
a building inadvertently communicating it is essential that addresses are correctly set and we recommend they are recorded for future reference.
Identies devices that are within the
same system and forms the boundary
for the wireless mesh to prevent
adjacent buildings communicating.
The building address can be set
between 1-254.
The control group, all luminaires with
the same building address and the same
group address will work together. Up to
254 dierent groups can be created in
one building.
The group address can be set between
1-254.
The unique device address within each
group. This is used to identify individual
luminaires within a group.
The device address can be set between
1-254.
Enable RF communications.
BUILDING ADDRESS GROUP ADDRESS DEVICE ADDRESS
1. ESSENTIAL 2. ESSENTIAL 3. ESSENTIAL 4. ESSENTIAL
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MENU OPTIONS  SENSORS AND
EMERGENCY MENU:
SPECTO-XT
DOWNLOAD ALL - Downloads all settings into the programmer.
PROGRAM ALL- Uploads all settings to the Specto-XT luminaire.
BUILDING ADDRESS -Identies devices that are within the same system
and forms the boundary for the wireless mesh to prevent adjacent
buildings communicating. The building address can be set between
1-254.
GROUP ADDRESS - The control group, all luminaires with the same
building address and the same group address will work together. Up to
254 dierent zones can be created in one building. The group address
can be set between 1-254.
DEVICE ADDRESS- The unique device address within each group. This is
used to identify individual luminaires on the system. The device address
can be set between 1-254.
READ UNIQUE DEVICE ID (UDID) - When a luminaire is connected to
the Specto-XT Gateway via the mesh network it is issued with a unique
device ID number. This is used by the system to track luminaires if group
or device addresses are changed by the user. The ‘UDID’ can be between
1 and 500.
RF TRANSMIT - All Specto-XT luminaires are delivered with RF disabled.
RF must be enabled after addresses are set to allow communication.
RADIO LED - Radio trac indication is turned o by default to avoid user
nuisance. It can be enabled for commissioning and testing purpose.
JOIN RADIO NETWORK - Sends a join request from the luminaire to the
Specto-XT Gateway. Once accepted the Gateway will issue a UDID and
request luminaire status. Note: wait 60 seconds between re-issuing join
requests.
SEND PING REQUEST - Sends a ping request to the Specto-XT Gateway
to check radio communication.
LEAVE RADIO NETWORK -Send a message to the Specto-XT Gateway
to remove the luminaire from the network. Once accepted the UDID is
removed from the luminaire. Note: If you remove a luminaire without
leaving the radio network the system will report the unit as faulty.
GENERAL -Specto-XT adds wireless communication capability to
Specto-XT emergency luminaires.
Specto-XT uses wireless mesh technology to provide unrivalled
wireless performance, the following wavelengths are used:
868MHz in EU countries
922MHz in Australasia
The Specto-XT plug on module is factory installed within the luminaire.
DEFAULT SETTINGS - Each Specto-XT luminaire is delivered without any
addresses set and radio (RF) communications disabled. It is important to
set addresses correctly.
TO INITIATE A FUNCTION OR DURATION TEST
FUNCTION BUTTON DISPLAY
1Switch on the Programmer IRPR Version 1.90
2Scroll to the <Emergency Status>
<Emergency Status> menu
3Select the menu
<Emergency Status> Start function test
7To stop a function or duration
scroll to stop test Stop test
4 To start function test press send Start function sending...
5Scroll to start duration test Start duration test
8Press send Stop test sending...
6To start duraction Start duration
test press send sending...
SPECTO-XT EMERGENCY LUMINAIRES
The programmer can be used to commission, test and
interrogate Specto-XT emergency luminaires.
To commission emergency luminaires use the Specto-XT
Emergency menu.
To perform manual testing and fault diagnosis on emergency
luminaires use the Emergency Status menu.
SPECTOXT INDICATORS
EVENT DEFAULT BEHAVIOUR IF ENABLED BY SPECTOXT
PROGRAMMER
RF transmitted LEDs OFF Blue LED - ashes once
RF received LEDs OFF LEDs OFF
RF inhibit LEDs OFF Yellow LED - ashes once
every 8 seconds
Join/leave/ping
network request
Blue LED - ashes for a
maximum of 60 seconds
Blue LED - ashes for a
maximum of 60 seconds
Join/leave/ping
network successful
response
Emergency: Amber LED -
ashes 10 times
Emergency: Amber LED
- ashes 10 times
NOTE: If no response is received after 60 seconds, the LED stops
ashing, and reverts to normal display (as dened above based
on Short Address).
Join/leave/ping
network unsuccessful
response
Emergency: LEDs OFF Emergency: LEDs OFF
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SPECTOXT EMERGENCY MODULES
FAU LT ELP TRIDONIC MACKWELL
Normal mode Green LED - ON Green LED - ON Green LED - ON
(Pulses every 10 seconds)
Commissioning Green LED - slow ash Green LED - ON Green LED - slow ash
Function test Green LED - fast ash Green LED - fast ash Green LED - fast ash
Duration test Green LED - slow ash Green LED - slow ash Green LED - slow ash
Lamp fault/open circuit/short circuit
Red LED - ON Red LED - ON Red LED - fast ash
Battery fault Red LED - slow ash Red LED - slow ash Red LED - slow ash
Charge fault/Circuit fault Red LED - fast ash Red LED - fast ash Red LED - fast ash
Emergency mode LED OFF LED OFF LED OFF
Identication Red/Green LED -
slow ash
Red/Green LED -
slow ash
Red/Green LED -
slow ash
TO PROGRAM SPECTO-XT LUMINAIRE
FUNCTION BUTTON DISPLAY
1Switch on the Programmer IRPR
2Scroll to the <Specto-XT>
<Specto-XT Emergency> menu <Emergency>
3Select the menu download all
<Specto-XT Emergency> (Specto-XT only)
4Use the scroll buttons, to nd building: 1
building address address 1-254
20 Use the scroll buttons, to nd join radio
join radio network network
10 Use the scroll buttons, to nd rf transmit: di
rf transmit enable/disable
To exit the setting mode press
(Esc). The new selected value building: 12
7will now be displayed on the address 1-254
rst line
To exit the setting mode press
(Esc). The new selected value radio LED: di
18 will now be displayed on the enable/disable
rst line
To exit the setting mode press
(Esc). The new selected value rf transmit: en
13 will now be displayed on the enable/disable
rst line
Select this parameter. Option
5 name and current status are building: 1*
now displayed on the top line address 1-254
Select this parameter. Option
11 name and current status are rf transmit: di*
now displayed on the top line enable/disable
Select this parameter. Option
16 name and current status are radio LED: en
now displayed on the top line enable/disable
The (Send) button will now
8 update the chosen parameter building: 12
in the luminaire Sending......OK
The (Send) button will now
19 update the chosen parameter radio LED: di
in the luminaire Sending......OK
The (Send) button will now
14 update the chosen parameter rf transmit: en
in the luminaire Sending......OK
FUNCTION BUTTON DISPLAY
Now all parameters are memorised in the Luminaire.
Each luminaire can have unique parameters if required.
6Use the scroll buttons, to select building: 12*
the required address number address 1-254
15 Use the scroll buttons, to radio LED: en
nd Radio LED enable/disable
12 Use the scroll buttons, to select rf transmit: en*
the required parameter enable/disable
17 Use the scroll buttons, to select radio LED: di*
the required parameter enable/disable
9Repeat these steps above to set the group address and device
address at each luminaire and area as required.
Check that all transmitted parameters have been
conrmed by a Sending..... OK, otherwise correct
programming cannot be guaranteed.
The (Send) button will now
21 join the luminaire to the join radio net-
network Sending......OK
The (Read) button will now
23 read the UDID issued to read unique
the luminaire Reading......OK
The indicator will now ash blue. If the luminaire joins
successfully the indicator will turn amber and ash 10 times.
The luminaire is now issued its UDID from the Gateway.
To check the UDID is correct follow the below steps.
Check that the UDID displayed on the screen is correct. If not
please contact our Technical Department for assistance.
22 Use the scroll buttons, to nd read unique
read unique device ID device ID: non
STATUS AND ERROR MESSAGES
When the Send Button is pressed, Sending . . . . . appears on the bottom line of the display. If the transmission is successful, OK appears briey on
the right hand side of the bottom line.
When the Read Button is pressed, Reading . . . . . appears on the bottom line. If the reception is successful, OK appears briey on the right hand side
of the bottom line.
In both conditions, the programmer
will attempt data transfer three times, shown as #1 followed by #2 followed by #3 on the bottom
line. If, after 3 attempts, the transfer of data is not successful, Link Error appears on the bottom line. Possible causes could be that the programmer isn’t
being pointed directly at the Luminaire, is too far away, or is being masked by IR from the lamps within the luminaire. Resolve the issue and try again.
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GB  NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR  PLEASE PASS THIS LEAFLET TO THE ENDUSER.
FR  A L’ATTENTION DE L’INSTALLATEUR  MERCI DE TRANSMETTRE CE DOCUMENT À L’UTILISATEUR.
DE  HINWEIS AN DIE MONTAGEFIRMA - BITTE GEBEN SIE DIESE INFORMATION AN IHREN KUNDEN WEITER.
IT  AVVISO PER CONTRACTOR  LA PREGHIAMO DI INFORMARE ILLUSTRATIVO ALLE UTENTE FINALE.
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N0  NOTAT TIL ELEKTRIKER  VÆR VENNLIG Å GI DETTE SKRIV TIL SLUTTBRUKER.
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SOLIHULL, B91 2HB, ENGLAND.
e-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.philippayne.co.uk
☎+44 (0)121 705 2384
A SUBSIDIARY OF F.W. THORPE PLC ISO 9001 FM55077
TO READ EMERGENCY STATUS TO READ EMERGENCY FAULT STATUS
FUNCTION BUTTON DISPLAYFUNCTION BUTTON DISPLAY
1Switch on the Programmer IRPR Version 1.901Switch on the Programmer IRPR Version 1.90
2Scroll to the <Emergency Status>
<Emergency Status> menu
2Scroll to the <Emergency Status>
<Emergency Status> menu
3Select the menu
<Emergency Status> Start function test
3Select the menu
<Emergency Status> Start function test
4 Scroll to Read test status Read test status4 Scroll to Read test status Read test status
5Press Read Read test status5Press Read Read test status
10 Battery duration test failure y/n BateryDuraFail: n*10 Function test complete y/n FunctiTestDone: y*
11 Battery failure y/n BatteryFailure: n*11 Duration test complete y/n DuratiTestDone: y*
12 Emergency lamp failure y/n EmergeLampFail: n12 Battery charged y/n BatteryCharged: y*
15 Function test failed y/n FunctiTestFail: n*
16 Duration test failed y/n DuratiTestFail: n*
9Circuit failure y/n CircuitFailure: n*9Autotest inhibit y/n InhibitMode: n*
6Scroll to Failure Status
Failure Status 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6Scroll to Emergency Status
Emergency Status 0 0 0 0 0 0
13 Function test maximum FuncTestExceed: n*
delay exceeded y/n
13 Function test pending y/n FuncTestPendin: y*
14 Duration test maximum DuraTestExceed: n*
delay exceeded y/n
14 Duration test pending y/n DuraTestPending: y*
7Press select to Failure Status*
dene status 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7Press select to Emergency Status*
dene status 0 0 0 0 0 0
8Scroll through to see Failure Status*
fault status 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8Scroll through to see Emergency Status*
emergency status 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Philip Payne products should not be modied. Any
modication may render the product unsafe and will
invalidate any Safety/Approval marks.
MODIFICATIONS
MAINTENANCE
The Programmer should not be subjected to undue
mechanical shock or extremes of temperature. Clean only
with a clean dry cloth.
✘
✔
Only one Specto-XT device in view of the programmer.
The Programmer should
only communicate with
one luminaire at a time.
If luminaires are close
together use the supplied
IR tube to ensure correct
operation.
When programming at height the
programmer has a built in laser to
assist with alignment.

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