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Rielta Ladoga IPR-RK User manual

1 Product overview
1.1 Wireless hand-held fire Detector «Ladoga IPR-RK» (hereinafter,
the Detector) is designed for remote manual activation of a fire alarm
signal at the control panel (hereinafter, the CP) via wireless two-way
communication by the «Rielta-Contact-R
»
protocol.
1.2 The Detector generates the fire alarm signal (responds) upon
pressing the actuator.
1.3 The Detector operates within 433.05 – 434.79 MHz frequency
range. The radiated power of the Detector does not exceed 10 mW.
1.4 Two frequencies are used for wireless signal exchange with the
CP: the main operating frequency and the reserve one. The Detector
switches to the reserve operating frequency automatically.
1.5 The wireless signal exchange is initiated by the Detector with the
following rates: every 10 sec, 15 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec, 300 sec, 600 sec.
Data exchange rates are chosen during the Detector logging in CP. The
alarm messages are transmitted immediately.
1.6 The Detector is powered by two lithium batteries (the main one
and the backup one) type СR123A.
1.7 The Detector state is displayed by two LED indicators: red and
green.
1.8 At the scheduled communication sessions the following messages
can be delivered to CP:
- «Norm
»
– in absence of other types of messages;
- «Fire
»
– upon the actuator pressing;
- «Tamper
»
– under the wall or case tampering;
- «Main power supply low battery
»
– if the main battery power supply
voltage drops below (2,1±1)
V;
- «Backup power supply low battery
»
– if the reserve battery power
supply voltage drops below (2,1±1) V.
1.9 The Detector ensures safe operation continuously around the clock.
1.10 The Detector is resistant to the influence of electrical fast transient
bursts, electrostatic discharges and radio-frequency electromagnetic
fields.
1.11 The Detector ensures safe operation when subjected to:
- vibration at 0.5 g acceleration within 10 to 150 Hz frequency range;
- straight mechanical blows with impact energy up to 1.9 J.
2 Specifications
Table 1
Parameter Value
Operating temperature minus 20 ... +55 °С
Permissible relative air humidity at temperature
+40 °С up to 93 %
Dimensions, maximum 106 х 98 х 70 mm
Weight of the Detector (without batteries),
maximum 0,2 kg
IP rating IP54
Operation time upon preset wireless signal
exchange rate 60 sec or more, normal climatic
conditions and indication disabled, not less than:
- from the main battery
- from the reserve battery
10 years
2 months
Average service life, not less than 10 years
3 Scope of Delivery
Each Detector unit package contains the items listed in Table 2.
Table 2
Name Qnt.
Wireless Hand-held Fire Detector «Ladoga IPR-RK»
Key
Screw 3-3х30.016
Nylon screw plug «SORMAT» NAT 5x25
СR123A lithium power supply battery
Wireless Hand-held Fire Detector «Ladoga IPR-RK». Installation
Guide
1 pc.
1 pc.
3 pcs.
3 pcs.
2 pc.
1 copy
* - installed in case
4 Design of the Detector
The Detector consists of case and printed circuit board (PCB). The
case of the Detector comprises base, actuator assembly unit and
transparent protective cover. On the PCB front side (1) the following
elements are located: LED indicators (2), antenna (3), RESET contacts
(5), case tamper (6), main power supply battery holder (7), reserve
power supply battery holder (8) . Wall tamper is located on the reverse
side of the PCB. The PCB is fastened to the base of the Detector case
by latch (4). On the base the following elements are located: sealing
point (9), two main fixing holes (10) and additional openable hole for
fixing (12). An additional openable fixing hole (11) can be used for
wall tamper control.
Installation Guide
Figure 1
a) The base with the PCB
installed
b) The base without PCB
5 LED Indication
LED indicators modes are listed in the Table 3.
Table 3
The Detector State Indication Notes
«
Binding» mode Green LED indicator
periodical blinking
«
Binding» procedure
finishing
Red LED indicator lighting
for 2 – 3 sec
The Detector
logging in the CP
«
Identification» indication Red and green indicators
alternate blinking
«
Fire» message delivery
confirmation
Green LED indicator
lighting for 2 – 3 sec
Confirmation from
the CP is received
«
Fire»
Red LED indicator blinking
with 2 sec period After
«
Fire»
message delivery
confirmation
No communication with
CP
Red LED indicator blinking
with 20 sec period
Communication quality
appraising See sect.
«
Communication Quality Appraising»
«
Norm»
Green LED indicator
short blinking with 20 sec
period
«
Tamper» message
absence
«
Identification»indication is switched on upon the relevant command
from CP and stays on for 15 minutes under the condition of
«
Fire»
message absence or until case is opened.
6 Binding with the CP
The binding procedure is intended for logging of the Detector in the
CP and for transmission of service information to it.
6.1 Prepare the CP for the Detector logging in accordance to the CP
Installation Guide.
6.2 At first install the backup power supply battery into the holder (8),
and then install the main power supply battery into the holder (7), or
remove isolators.
6.3 LED indicator blinking green means, that the Detector is in the
«
Binding»mode.
6.4 In case of the mentioned above LED indication absence, short-
circuit the RESET contacts (5) for 2 – 3 sec.
6.5 After a successful binding with the CP, the red LED indicator is
lighting red for 2
–
3 sec.
6.6 The time during which the Detector operates in the «Binding»
mode is limited to 100 sec. To restart the «Binding» mode, short-circuit
the RESET contacts for 2 – 3 sec.
7 Switching ON and Setting Up
7.1 To activate the Detector, open transparent cover and press the
actuator. In the meantime the actuator recesses and fixes itself in a
pressed position, and the Detector generates
«
Fire»message. Message
delivery confirmation from the CP and further Detector operation in the
«
Fire»generation mode is accompanied by the relevant LED indication
listed in the Table 3.
WIRELESS HAND-HELD FIRE
DETECTOR
«Ladoga IPR-RK»
11
9
10
12
2
74
5
6
IPR-RK V10.1
RESET
MAIN
BACKUP
3
+
+
8
1
10 Storage and Transportation
10.1 The Detectors are transported without power supply battery.
The Detector in their original packaging are resistant to:
- transport jolting with the acceleration up to 30 m/sec2at impact
frequency range from 10 to 120 per minute or 15 000 strikes;
- ambient temperature range minus 50 ... +50 °С;
- relative air humidity (95 ± 3) % at a temperature +35 °С.
10.2 The Detector in original package may be transported by any
means of transportation in closed vehicles over any distances in
compliance with the existing shipping rules concerning the respective
means of transportation.
10.3 After transportation under the conditions different to
exploitation conditions the Detector shall be ready to operate after a
maximum of six hours.
10.4 During the storage of the device remove the lithium batteries
from the battery holders or install insulators in between the “+”
contact of the battery and the holder.
10.5 The storage room shall be free from current-conducting
dust, acid vapors, alkali and gases that cause corrosion and destroy
insulation.
Attention! The Detector shall be tested at least annually to ensure
it’s operability control.
11 Manufacturer’s Guarantees
11.1 The manufacturer guarantees conformity of the Detector to the
technical requirements, provided the transportation, storage, installation
and operation conditions are observed.
11.2 The guaranteed shelf life of the Detector is 42 months since the
date of manufacture.
11.3 The guaranteed service life is 36 months since the day of putting
into operation.
7.2 The Detector fallback to the standby mode after the
«
Fire»message
generation is possible after fulfillment of two conditions:
- the actuator should be reset into its original location by means of the
supplied key (see Figure 2);
- after the
«
Fire»message generation the Detector should get the
command
«
Arm»from the CP in accordance to the
«
Rielta-Contact-R»
protocol.
8 Communication Quality Appraising
8.1 To appraise the quality of communication with the CP act as
follows:
- primarily install the reserve power supply battery, then the main
one into the relevant holders (7,8);
- install the Detector on the assumed place;
- press and then release case tamper contacts (6).
8.2 After the case is released, the Detector should generate case
tamper message, transmit it via wireless communication and display
the communication quality with the CP in accordance with the Table 4.
Table 4
LED Indication Communication
Quality Appraisal Recommendations
Color Mode
Green Three blinks Excellent Install the Detector at
this place
Green Two blinks Good
Green One blink Communication
established Choose another place
for installation or use a
repeater*)
Red
Four blinks
No
communication
*)
– «Ladoga-RK» system repeater
9 Installation
9.1 To install the Detector act as follows:
- open transparent protective cover;
- loosen four screws, fastening the actuator assembly unit, move
them upwards and remove them from the Detector base;
- disconnect the actuator assembly unit from the base;
- remove the PCB by pulling outward the latch (4) located on the base.
9.2 Choose the Detector installation place, mark out the places of
fastening with regard to the position of the fixing holes on the Detector
base (see Figure 1b).
9.3 Fasten the base by two screws through the main fixing holes
(10). If necessary fasten the third screw into an additional openable
fixing hole (12). If the wall tamper function is needed, fasten the fourth
screw into an additional openable fixing hole (11).
Note: Applying of the additional openable fixing holes degrades
pressure integrity of the Detector case.
9.4 Install the PCB into the base.
9.5 Primarily install the backup power supply battery into the holder
(8), and then install the main power supply battery into the holder (7)
if batterys are installed by manufacturer, remove isolators).
9.6 Fasten the actuator assembly unit to the base by four screws.
9.7 Close transparent protective cover.
Figure 2
Push until the actuator
engages
Turn it 90°
clockwise
Insert the key
11.4 The Detectors that are found non-conforming to the technical
requirements shall be repaired by the manufacturer, in case the installation
and operation rules have been complied.
Note: Warranty obligations are not applied to the power supply batteries.
Made in Russia
By order of: Research and technology business company «C.Nord» LLC
199 – 201, Obvodny Canal Embankment, Saint-Petersburg, Russia,190020
Tel: +7 (812) 327-16-36
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
www.cnord.ru
The Manufacturer: «RIELTA» JSC
17, Chapaeva str., Saint-Petersburg, Russia,197101
Tel /fax: +7 (812) 233-03-02, 703-13-60
Technical support: Tel +7 (812) 233-29-53, 703-13-57
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
www.rielta.com
Rev. 8 от 05.12.19
v.10.1

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