Testifire XTR2 User manual

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Testire XTR2
USER
MANUAL
detectortesters.com
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Tel: +49 (0) 7665 91 21 74
No Climb Products Ltd.
163 Dixons Hill Road, Welham
Green. Hertfordshire, AL9 7JE,
United Kingdom
Tel +44 (0)1707 282 760

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This product is intended to be used at height.
Exercise great care and always wear appropriate PPE
(personal protective equipment) when operating above
head height in order to avoid the risk of injury.
DO NOT OVER REACH. Keep proper footing and
balance at all times. Proper footing and balance
enables better control of the equipment in
unexpected situations.
Pay particular attention to avoid contact with overhead
items such as light ttings, overhead power cables and
any other objects that could be accidentally dislodged
which might cause danger to the operator or anyone
else in the vicinity.
Avoid prolonged, direct exposure to the vapour
generated by Testire XTR2. Safety Data Sheets for
the Testire XTR2 battery pack and Testire XTR2
Smoke Cartridge are available. It is recommended to
review the safety data sheets for Testire XTR2
Battery Pack and Testire XTR2 Smoke Cartridge
before use (see detectortesters.com).
This product contains hot parts.
DO NOT TOUCH the heat element. It may be very hot
immediately after use and may burn if touched.
Contains precision parts which may be easily damaged
and cause injury. DO NOT TOUCH the smoke uid
intake pipe in the smoke cartridge area or the heat
element in the tester cup.
Contains Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries:
• Do not dismantle, open, shred or incinerate
batteries.
• Do not expose batteries to heat or re. Avoid
storage in direct sunlight.
• Do not short-circuit a battery. Do not store bat-
teries loose in a box or drawer where they may
short-circuit each other or be short-circuited by
other metal objects.
• Do not subject batteries to mechanical shock.
• Keep batteries clean and dry.
• Do not use any charger other than that speci-
cally provided for use with the equipment. Refer
to the manufacturer’s instructions or equipment
manual for proper charging instructions.
• Do not leave a battery on prolonged charge when
not in use.
• Do not use any battery which is not designed for
use with this equipment.
• Do not use the battery in any other application.
• Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
• Dispose of properly.
CAUTIONS & WARNINGS
Warning Caution

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• Read this User Manual completely before using your
Testire XTR2
• Keep this User Manual - save all safety and operational
instructions for future reference.
• Take note of the Warnings - Read carefully and follow all
warning labels on the product and those described in this
User Manual.
• Testire XTR2 is electronic test equipment and care
should be taken when handling and storing. Dropping the
unit on to a hard surface could damage it. Please look after
it, treat it with care for lasting use.
• This product is designed for indoor use only and should
not be subject to harsh environments. It is not designed
for use in hazardous areas (those containing explosive
vapour or dust). Do not use the equipment in places where
temperatures and/or humidity are high or go through
rapid changes including:
◦Direct sunlight
◦Near heat sources (stoves, radiators, etc.)
◦Sandy or dusty environments
◦In the presence of strong magnetic elds
◦Places prone to strong vibration
◦Restrictions detailed in the Technical Information (see
Section 12).
• Testire XTR2 may be used in ceiling and oor voids but
care must be taken to ensure that the unit and cup can
pass through gaps in both directions.
• Stop using Testire XTR2 immediately if you notice any
damage or unusual odours, liquids or sounds coming from
the unit. Turn the power off immediately and consult tech-
nical support and troubleshooting (see section 11).
• Use only approved accessories as described in this manual
that are recommended by the manufacturer for your Testi-
re XTR2 (see section 7).
• Testire XTR2 x1
• Testire smoke generator x1
• TES3 smoke cartridge x1
• Testire battery pack x1
• Battery charge cradle x1
• Mains power supply x1
• Car power adaptor x1
• Charger lead (USB-C to USB-C) x1
• Quick start guide
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
KIT CONTENTS
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

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Cautions and warnings 2
Important information 2
Kit Contents – What’s in the box? 3
1. General Instructions 6
1.1 Warranty 6
1.1 Acknowledgement 6
1.2 Recycling 6
1.3 Declarations & Certications 6
1.4 Privacy Policy 6
2. TestireXTR2Introduction 7
3. Preparationforrstuse 8
3.1 Getting started with DT Connect 8
3.2 Charging the Battery 9
3.3 Installing the Generator 9
3.4 Inserting the smoke cartridge 10
3.5 Inserting the Battery 10
4. UsingTestireXTR2 11
4.1 Attaching Testire XTR2 to Solo Access Poles 11
4.2 Powering on Testire XTR2 11
4.3 LED Indicator Reference Chart 12
4.4 Adjusting the Head Unit Angle 12
5. Performing a Test 13
5.1 Default Smoke Test 13
5.2 Heat Test 14
5.3 Combined Test 15
5.4 Sequential Test 16
5.5 Clearing a Detector 17
5.6 Delayed Start 17
5.7 Using the LED Torch 17
5.8 Manual Purge 18
5.9 Device Settings 18
6. ASD Adaptor – Testing ASD Systems and Flat Detectors 19
6.1 Testing an ASD System or Flat Detector 19
6.2 Installing the ASD Adaptor 19
6.3 Testing with the ASD Adaptor 19
7. RemovingandReplacingConsumables 20
7.1 Removing the Smoke Cartridge 20
7.2 Replacing the Smoke Cartridge 20
7.3 Removing the Smoke Generator 20
7.4 Replacing the Smoke Generator 21
7.5 Removing the Battery for Charging 21
7.6 Replacing the Battery 21
7.7 Removing and Replacing the Membrane 21
8. DetectortestersCloudPortal 22
8.1 Registering a New Account 22
8.2 Verifying Your New Account 22
8.3 Registering and Purchasing a Subscription for Testire XTR2 23
8.3.1 Registering Testire XTR2 23
8.3.2 Purchasing a Subscription for Testire XTR2 23
8.3.3 Cancelling a Subscription 24
8.4 Managing Test Reports 24
8.5 Managing Technicians 24
8.6 Settings Menu 25
8.6.1 Uploading a Company Logo 25
8.6.2 Company Details 25
8.6.3 Prole Details 26
8.6.4 Changing Password 26
9. DTConnectApp 27
9.1 Downloading the App 27
9.2 Signing In 27
9.3 Pairing your Testire XTR2 29
9.4 Creating a New Test Job 30
9.5 Performing a Test 31
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9.5.1 Aborted Tests 32
9.5.2 Changing Test Mode 33
9.5.3 Changing Alarm Signal Mode 34
9.5.4 Manual Clearing 34
9.5.5 Using the Delayed Start mode 35
9.6 Closing a Test Job 37
9.7 Sharing a Test Report 39
9.8 App Settings Menu 41
9.8.1 Edit Prole 41
9.8.2 My Companies 41
9.8.3 Change Email Address 41
9.8.4 Change Password 41
9.8.5 Error History 41
9.8.6 Push Notications 41
9.8.7 Vibration/Sound 41
9.8.8 Help 41
9.8.9 Give Feedback 42
9.8.10 Terms & Conditions 42
9.8.11 Privacy Policy 42
9.8.12 Deactivate Account 42
10. ConsumablesandAccessories 43
11. Troubleshooting 44
11.1 Device Error Codes 45
12. Support&Technical 46
12.1 Maintenance 46
12.2 Technical Information 47
12.3 Support Contact 48

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In addition to any other express warranty given in writing by
the Company in relation to the Goods, the Company warrants
that the Goods supplied under these terms and conditions will
be in accordance with the specication (if any) contained in the
Purchase Order, and will be free from defects in workmanship
and material for a period of 24 months (device and charger)
from the date of delivery to the Buyer, or for a period of 24
months after the date of sale by the Buyer to the nal custom-
er, or for a period of 24 months from the date of rst registra-
tion with DT Connect, whichever period is the shorter.
Testire™ is a registered trademark of No Climb Products Ltd.
All other brand names mentioned are trademarks or
registered marks of their respective holders, and are
hereby acknowledged.
©2023 No Climb Products Ltd.
All Rights Reserved.
Testire XTR2 and DT Connect are covered by the Detectortest-
ers (No Climb Products) privacy policy. Full details of the policy
can be found on the Detectortesters website.
https://www.detectortesters.com/privacy-policy/
This product and its associated components are fully compliant
with the following:
• CE (including EMC, LVD and RoHS)
• UKCA
• UL – UL268C, UL2054, UL1642 and ULC equivalents
• 2014/53/EU – Radio Equipment Directive (RED); Articles
3.1, 3.2 and 3.3
• 2011/65/EU – Reduction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS)
• UN38.3 - UN Standard for Lithium battery shipping
Further details regarding declarations and certications are
available upon request. Please contact
The packaging can be easily separated into the following
materials:
• Cardboard (outer box)
• Cardboard (inner buffers, boxes)
• Polyethylene
• Plastic
Please dispose in line with local environmental requirements.
WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Regulations
Testire XTR2, accessories and batteries are suitably marked
to be recycled in accordance with your local environmental
requirements. Alternatively, these items may be returned to the
manufacturer via your reseller for disposal in compliance with
WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Regulations.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 Warranty
1.1 Acknowledgement
1.4PrivacyPolicy
1.3Declarations&Certications
1.2 Recycling
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If the Testire XTR2 is used in a manner not specied
by the manufacturer, the protection provided by the
unit may be impaired.
Thank you for selecting Detectortesters for your
equipment needs.
Your Testire XTR2 has been designed with
functionality, reliability, and safety in mind. It is your
responsibility to use this instrument in conformance
with local electrical codes. It is very important that
the user follows installation instructions exactly
as written. Do not attempt operation without this
information.
WARNING

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TESTIFIRE XTR2
INTRODUCTION
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ThankyouforpurchasingtheTestireXTR2
multifunction Smoke-Heat Detector Tester.
This manual is designed to assist you to get the best
and most efcient use of the Testire XTR2 and
provides all the information required to perform
routine service and maintenance tasks with ease.
Testire XTR2 includes advanced technology that
simplies functional testing of smoke, heat and
multi-function detectors in the eld.
Full functionality of Testire XTR2 requires the use of
the DT Connect app and Cloud Portal. Prior to rst use,
Testire XTR2 must be registered and paired to the
app in order to function.
Design Features
1. Tester cup
2. Cup membrane
3. Standoff plate
4. Smoke outlet
5. Heater element
6. Proximity sensor
7. Optical LED reader
8. LED torch
9. Air inlet
10. Power button
11. LCD touch display
12. Status LED’s
13. Locking button
14. Battery pack
15. Smoke cartridge
16. Smoke generator
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PREPARATION FOR
FIRST USE
3.1GettingstartedwithDTConnect:
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GettheDTConnectapp
For help with DT Connect,
including the app, Cloud Portal
and subscriptions, scan the QR
code:
STEP 3
Download the DT Connect app for your smartphone device
from the App Store or Google Play Store. The following
smartphones are supported:
• Apple iPhone with iOS 12 or later
• Android OS 8 or later
STEP 1
Visit https://detectortesters-connect.com to create
your account.
STEP 2
Sign into the Cloud Portal to register your device. You will
need to purchase a subscription to use connected services
however your XTR2 comes with an extended free trial
which starts from the moment you register your device.
You will be informed via the portal and DT Connect app
when your free trial subscription is about to expire.

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The battery is charged by tting the battery pack into the
charge cradle and connecting to a mains socket using the
supplied power adaptor (Fig. 1)
• Ensure the battery is fully charged before use.
• Do not charge the battery outside of the specied
operating temperature range (5-45°C).
• At low ambient temperatures (5-10°C), the battery
may not charge completely but may continue to indi-
cate that charging is in progress.
• If the battery pack detects that the temperature is
outside of the operational temperature range for
charging, a fault will be indicated by a red ashing LED.
• In the event of a battery charging fault, remove the
battery from the charging cradle, ensure the battery
is within the operational temperature range and retry
charging the battery.
• Open the back cover
• Remove protective packaging of generator. Do not
touch exposed electrical contacts.
• Insert generator rmly into recess, engaging clips 1 and
2 (see Fig.2)
• Once the generator is inserted, do not remove it until
indicated that a replacement is necessary.
• When replacing a generator, any dust or debris within
the Testire XTR2 housing can be removed using an air
duster. Any condensation can be removed by wiping
with a lint-free cloth.
• Empty generators may be returned to the manufacturer
via the reseller for environmentally friendly disposal
to comply with WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic
Equipment) Regulations.
Priortorstuse:
3.2ChargingtheBattery
3.3InstallingtheGenerator
Figure 1
Figure 2
Read cautions on lithium Ion rechargeable
batteries before use (see page 2)
WARNING
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• Remove the cartridge from bag.
• Do not insert the cartridge until the generator has been
fully tted to the main unit. See installing the Generator
section 3.2.
• Slide cartridge completely into the generator housing
following the guide rails (see Fig. 3)
• Once the cartridge is inserted do not remove it until
indicated that a replacement is necessary. Do not re-use
old cartridges.
• Empty cartridges may be returned to the manufacturer
via the reseller for environmentally friendly disposal
to comply with WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic
Equipment) Regulations.
• Once the battery is charged clip the battery pack into
the battery compartment (Fig. 4).
• Do not force the battery into place
• Do not install the battery before the Smoke Generator
and Smoke Cartridge
• Close the back cover before powering on
3.4Insertingthesmokecartridge 3.5InsertingtheBattery
Do not touch the contacts on the PCB on the
cartridge. Static electricity may cause damage and
contamination of the contacts must be avoided.
Do not touch the contacts on the battery. Static
electricity may cause damage and contamination
of the contacts must be avoided.
WARNING
WARNING
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Figure 4

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Testire XTR2 is designed for use with the Solo range of access
poles (purchased separately). The product is not compatible
with alternative poles.
Take the Solo access pole and press down the locking button on
Testire XTR2. Align it with the location hole and push the
Testire XTR2 handle further into the pole until the button
springs up through the hole. Twist to lock (Fig. 5)
USING TESTIFIRE XTR2
4.1AttachingTestireXTR2toSoloAccessPoles
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Figure 5
No more than three Solo extension poles
should be used at the same time.
CAUTION
When working at height it is recommended that a
competent person carries out a suitable risk
assessment. This will identify any risk to the user
and/or the environment and hence any need for
Personal Protective Equipment.
WARNING
NOTE:
A Solo 101 extension pole can extend the Solo 100 and 108
telescopic poles, or may be used separately.
Similarly, a Solo 111 extension pole can extend the Solo 110.
For further information on the correct use of poles, see
“instructions for Solo Poles” document in the support section
of detectortesters.com
https://www.detectortesters.com/manuals/
NOTE:
If Testire XTR2 has been left unused for a period of time
then a manual purge may be required.
With the generator, cartridge and battery securely tted and
the back cover closed, the unit can now be powered on. Power
the unit on by holding down the power button for 3 seconds.
NOTE:
After replacing a generator and powering on, a ‘purge cycle’ will
run. During this the sound of the pump operating may be heard.
This will last for approximately a few seconds after which, the
unit will be ready for use. If no smoke is observed during a test
a manual purge may be required (see section 5.8 for more detail
on how to perform a manual purge).
The unit is functioning correctly if the status indicator LED’s
are solid blue and a Smoke test is selected on the LCD display
(Fig. 6). If the status indicator LED’s are not solid blue refer to
the LED Reference Chart in section 4.3.
4.2PoweringonTestireXTR2
Figure 6
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4.3LEDIndicatorReferenceChart
STATUS INDICATOR LEDS
SOLID BLUE FLASHING BLUE
SOLID RED FLASHING RED
ALTERNATE SOLID RED/BLUE FLASHING ALT RED/BLUE
SOLID ORANGE FLASHING ORANGE
SOLID WHITE FLASHING WHITE
SOLID PURPLE TRIPLE FLASHING GREEN
TRIPLE FLASHING RED
SMOKE TEST SMOKE TEST ACTIVE
WHEN IDLE WHEN ACTIVE
HEAT TEST HEAT TEST ACTIVE
COMBINED TEST COMBINED TEST ACTIVE
DELAYED START DELAYED START ACTIVE
CLEARING CLEARING ACTIVE
SYSTEM FAULT PASSED TEST RESULT
FAILED TEST RESULT
Testire XTR2 indicates events as follows:
Correct head angle adjustment is important to make sure that
the detector to be tested is correctly positioned within the
tester cup and that the user is in a safe and appropriate position
to carry out the test.
The detector should touch the base of the Testire XTR2
clear standoff and should be level with the base of the
detector (Fig. 7)
Adjust the head unit for the correct angle to access the
detector. Hold the body of Testire XTR2 and gently move
the cup forwards or backwards to the desired position.
4.4AdjustingtheHeadUnitAngle Figure7

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After you have completed the
preparation procedures your Testire
XTR2 will be ready for use.
When powered on, Testire XTR2 LCD
will be congured to perform a smoke
test by default. The smoke icon will
be visible on the LCD display and the
status LED’s will be solid blue (Fig. 8).
An infrared beam across the tester
cup controls the test.
The test will begin automatically
when the tester cup is placed over the
detector, breaking the infrared beam.
The status LED will ash blue to
indicate smoke is being generated
and the test started (Fig. 9).
When the detector is activated, the
optical LED reader inside the tester
cup will sense the detector activation
LED and automatically end the test.
The status LED’s will ash triple
green to indicate the test has been
successful and clearing mode will
begin automatically (see section 5.5).
To end clearing, remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it (Fig. 10).
PERFORMING A TEST
5.1 Default Smoke Test
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Figure8 Figure 9
Figure10
NOTE:
If after two minutes the test has not
completed, Testire XTR2 will time-out
and the test will be recorded as failed.
The status LED will ash triple red to
indicate the test has been unsuccessful
and you should remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it.
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Select the heat function using the
navigation arrows on the LCD display.
Once selected, the heat icon will be
shown and the status LED will turn
solid red.
Once the heat function is selected,
tap the icon to select the high heat
function. This will allow testing of high
heat features. (Fig. 11)
An infrared beam across the tester
cup controls the test.
The test will begin automatically
when the tester cup is placed over the
detector, breaking the infrared beam.
The status LED will ash red to
indicate heat is being generated
and the test started (Fig. 12).
When the detector is activated, the
optical LED reader inside the tester
cup will sense the detector activation
LED and automatically end the test.
The status LED will ash triple
green to indicate the test has been
successful and you should remove
Testire XTR2 by gently lowering
it (Fig. 13).
5.2 Heat Test
Figure 11
Figure 12
Figure 13
NOTE:
If after two minutes the test has not
completed, Testire XTR2 will time-out
and the test will be recorded as failed.
The status LED will ash triple red to
indicate the test has been unsuccessful
and you should remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it.
TIP:
Rotating Testire around the
detector can speed up a test on
detectors with offset thermistors
Avoid placing hands near the
duct outlet during heat testing or
within 5 minutes of conducting
heat testing. Hot air is emitted
from the duct and the top of the
duct will get hot to the touch.
CAUTION
Heat
Heat
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Using Testire XTR2 to carry out
combined testing means that a
number of operations (Smoke, Heat
and Clearing) can be pre-programmed
into the unit before it is raised up to
the detector. This saves time, reduces
handling and enables the testing of
certain multi-sensor detectors.
Select the Combined function using
the navigation arrows on the LCD
display. Once selected the status LED’s
will alternate between solid blue
and solid red (Fig. 14).
The test will begin automatically
when the tester cup is placed over the
detector, breaking the infrared beam.
When performing a combined test,
the status LED will ash blue and red
alternately to indicate both smoke
and heat are being generated
simultaneously (Fig. 15).
When the detector is activated, the
optical LED reader inside the tester
cup will sense the detector activation
LED and automatically end the test.
The status LED’s will ash triple
green to indicate the test has been
successful and clearing mode will
begin automatically (see section 5.5).
To end clearing, remove Testire
XTR2 by gently lowering it (Fig. 16).
5.3CombinedTest
Figure 14
Figure 15
Figure 16
NOTE:
If after two minutes the test has not
completed, Testire XTR2 will time-out
and the test will be recorded as failed.
The status LED will ash triple red to
indicate the test has been unsuccessful
and you should remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it.
Combined
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Using Testire XTR2 to carry out a
sequential test means that a
number of operations (Smoke, Heat
and Clearing) can be pre-programmed
into the unit before it is raised up to
the detector. This saves time, reduces
handling and enables the testing of
certain multi-sensor detectors.
Select the Sequential function using
the navigation arrows on the LCD
display (Fig. 17). Once selected the
status LED’s will turn solid red to
identify the rst test in the sequence
as heat. Sequential tests follow the
following predened order:
The test will begin automatically
when the tester cup is placed over the
detector, breaking the infrared beam.
When the detector is activated, the
optical LED reader inside the tester
cup will sense the detector activation
LED and the next test mode will begin
automatically (Fig. 18).
Once the Sequential test is complete,
the status LED’s will ash triple
green to indicate the test has been
successful and clearing mode will
begin automatically (see section 5.5).
To end clearing, remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it (Fig. 19)
5.4 Sequential Test
Figure17
Figure18 Figure 19
NOTE:
If after two minutes the test has not
completed, Testire XTR2 will time-out
and the test will be recorded as failed.
The status LED will ash triple red to
indicate the test has been unsuccessful
and you should remove Testire XTR2
by gently lowering it.
NOTE:
Lowering Testire XTR2 from the
detector during a sequential test will
terminate the test.
1. Heat
2. Smoke
3. Clearing
Sequential
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Once activated any lingering smoke can be cleared from the
detector using the ‘Clearing mode’. Air is blown around the
detector – clearing any lingering smoke via the vent in the cup.
To perform clearing after a smoke, combined or sequential test,
continue to hold Testire XTR2 over the detector. If the test
was successful, clearing will begin automatically and the status
LED’s will ash white (Fig. 20).
On occasions, it may be necessary to test detectors that do not
easily t into the Testire XTR2 tester cup or are obstructed
in some way. To allow testing of such detectors or aspirating
smoke detection systems, Testire XTR2 has the facility to
delay the start of a test.
A separate adaptor (TESTIFIRE-ADAP-001) is required for
ASD testing. Also see 6.1
To use this function, use the navigation arrows on the LCD
menu until Delayed Start is displayed and tap the icon to begin
the timer (Fig. 21).
In low light levels, an LED torch will automatically illuminate
from inside the cup. This makes for easy alignment and testing
of detectors in dark environments.
Upon alignment and the starting of the test the LED torch
will switch off to allow a clear view of the status LED’s and to
enable the optical LED reader inside the tester cup.
To perform clearing on its own, download the DT Connect app
start a new Test Job:
1. Open the DT Connect app on your mobile device
2. Pair your Testire XTR2 device and start a new test job
3. Select your test location and tap “next step”
4. Select the “Smoke” test mode and tap “Start Test”.
5. Tap the “Clearing” icon in the top right hand corner
The default timer for the Delayed Start function is 20 seconds
and can be adjusted using the DT Connect app.
1. Open the DT Connect app on your mobile device
2. Pair your Testire XTR2 device and start a new test job
3. Select your test location and tap “next step”
4. Select the “ASD or Flat Detectors” test mode and tap “Start
Test”.
5. Choose from either 5, 20 or 40 seconds for the delayed
start and tap “Start Test”
5.5 Clearing a Detector 5.6 Delayed Start
5.7UsingtheLEDTorch
Figure20
Figure 21
NOTE:
Automatic clearing does not occur following an
unsuccessful test.
NOTE:
See section 8 for more information on using Testire XTR2
with the DT Connect app.
Clearing
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A manual purge may be required when the unit has not been
used for a period of time, when in cold conditions, a new
generator has been installed or in the case of a signicant
drop in performance. A manual purge should be carried out
in a well ventilated.
Select the Settings icon from the bottom left corner of the LCD
display and then select Purge. Tap the icon to begin the Purge
function (Fig. 22).
5.8ManualPurge 5.9DeviceSettings
Figure 22
Figure 23
A manual purge can also be performed from the DT Connect app
as follows:
1. Open the DT Connect app on your smartphone
2. Tap the Settings icon on the top left of the screen
3. Select “Help”
4. Tap “Purge”
NOTE:
See section 8 for more information on using Testire XTR2
with the DT Connect app.
The device settings can be viewed by pressing the cog icon on
your Testire XTR2 display (Fig. 23). From this menu you can
view the following settings:
1. Device information – including model, serial number, rmware
version, battery serial number Bluetooth MAC address
2. Alarm detection mode – to choose if the optical LED reader re-
sponds to solid or ashing detector LED’s, see section 9.5.2.1
3. Bluetooth settings – to access Bluetooth QR code for pairing
with mobile devices
4. Purge – to perform a manual purge of the smoke generator
(see section 5.8)
Purge
Purge
Sengs
Purge
Bluetooth
Alarm Detection
Device Information

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ASD ADAPTOR – TESTING ASD SYSTEMS
AND FLAT DETECTORS
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ASD systems and Flat Detectors can be tested using the
Delayed Start mode and changing the tester membrane to the
ASD Adaptor (Product Code: TESTIFIRE-ADAP-001).
Users should note that using Testire XTR2 in this congura-
tion is outside the scope of UL classication for Testire XTR2.
The application has been thoroughly tested independently with
all ASD technologies and a wide range of Flat Detectors.
1. Ensure Testire XTR2 is powered off
2. Remove the Testire XTR2 membrane (see section 7.7)
3. Attach the ASD adaptor, stretching it over the tester
cup and ensuring the tongues align with the relevant
grooves in the tester cup (Fig. 24).
1. Power on Testire XTR2
2. Select the Delayed Start mode by using the navigation
arrows on the LCD display.
3. Tap the Delayed Start icon to begin the timer. During
the timer the status LED’s will ash orange
4. Locate Testire XTR2 over the sampling hole. Smoke
will automatically be generated for 20 seconds indicat-
ed by the status LED’s ashing blue (Fig. 25).
6.1 Testing an ASD System or Flat Detectors
6.2InstallingtheASDAdaptor
6.3TestingwiththeASDAdaptor
Figure 24
Figure 25
NOTE:
The delayed start timer is set to a 20 second by default and
can be congured via the DT Connect App (see section 5.6).

20 Testire XTR2
REMOVING AND REPLACING
CONSUMABLES
7
All consumable parts of Testire XTR2 can be replaced in the
eld without having to return the unit for service.
Ensure that the unit is switched off during the replacement of
consumables. Do not touch electrical contacts.
1. Ensure the unit is switched off and open the back cover
2. Remove the smoke cartridge from the generator by
placing your thumb in the recess and sliding the car-
tridge along the guide rails (Fig. 26). Do not remove the
Generator
1. Remove the Cartridge from the bag
2. Slide the cartridge completely into the generator housing
following the guide rails (Fig. 27)
3. Once the cartridge is inserted into the generator do not
remove it until indicated that a replacement is necessary
on the LCD display or in the DT Connect app
7.1RemovingtheSmokeCartridge
7.2ReplacingtheSmokeCartridge
Figure 26
Figure27
NOTE:
Do not re-use empty cartridges. Empty cartridges may
be returned to the manufacturer via the reseller for
environmentally friendly disposal to comply with WEEE
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Regulations.
NOTE:
When replacing the generator, any dust or debris within the
housing can be removed using an air duster. Condensation
can be removed by wiping with a lint-free cloth.
Do not touch the contacts on the cartridge. Static
electricity may cause damage and contamination of
the contacts must be avoided.
WARNING
1. Ensure the unit is switched off and the Smoke Cartridge
is removed (section 7.1)
2. Disengage Clip 1 and lift. Repeat for Clip 2 to remove
the used generator (Fig. 28)
7.3RemovingtheSmokeGenerator
Figure28
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