Honeywell POL-200-TS, User Manual

Page 1: ...POL 200 TS User Manual 1 User Manual ANALOGUE LOOP DIAGNOSTIC TOOL POL 200 TS ...

Page 2: ...e company is not liable for any subsequent or accidental damages These installation instructions must be read thoroughly before starting using the tool Symbols The following information is given to ensure personal safety and to prevent damage to the product described in this manual and to the equipment connected to it The safety information and warnings for the prevention of risks that can endange...

Page 3: ...1 2 EC conformity 7 2 PACKAGING CONTENTS 8 3 EQUIPMENT USE 9 3 1 Battery charge 9 3 2 Connection 9 3 3 Main menu 11 3 4 Set language 11 3 5 Configuration 12 3 6 Multimeter 13 3 7 Loop 14 3 8 Sample 17 3 9 Map 17 3 10 Event recording 18 4 BATTERY REPLACEMENT 20 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 21 Page ...

Page 4: ... the status and data of each loop device It allows an accurate control of the system operation by checking the loop devices to anticipate and record equipment maintenance tasks in critical situations The saved files can be easily downloaded via USB without the need of special software This makes it possible to retrieve and send the saved files for reviewing checking and configuring the system The ...

Page 5: ...POL 200 TS User Manual 5 SPRING CONNECTOR TOUCH SCREEN PANEL USB CONNECTOR TYPE B ref to par 3 10 SUPPLY CONNECTION POWER BUTTON STRAP HOOK ...

Page 6: ... Dimensions 97mm h x 177mm w x 44mm d including rubber case Colour Black box with rubber protection in grey Weight 550g including batteries Operating and storage temperatures Charge 0 C to 40 C Operation 0ºC to 50ºC Storage 20ºC to 30ºC Humidity 65 20 Autonomy The battery lifetime will depend on the output sounder flash and strobe acti vation If the batteries are fully charged and the installer is...

Page 7: ...the RoHS Directive Product falls within Category 9 Monitoring and Control lnstruments The EMC Directive 2014 30 EU by the application of the following EMC Standards EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Emissions Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Generic emission standard for residential commercial and light industrial environments EN 50130 4 2011 A1 2014 lmmunity EMC Product family standard lmmunity requirem...

Page 8: ...POL 200 TS User Manual 8 2 Packaging contents 2 1 3 4 5 1 POL 200 TS 2 CHARGER 3 USB CABLE 4 USB KEY user manual device default files 5 STRAP ...

Page 9: ...s in progress Before you use the device for the first time you must charge the battery completely 3 2 Connection Optional Wiring Panel Earth connection Loop In Return Loop Out Shield Shield To the first loop device The spring loaded connectors to which the loop cables must be connected are located on the upper part of the equipment The first device in the loop must be connected to the right connec...

Page 10: ...s 1000mts 1250mts 1500mts 2000mts 2500mts 3000mts Cable 1 5mm2 7 10 13 17 20 27 33 40 Cable 2 5mm2 4 6 8 10 12 16 20 24 Shielded screen cables should only be connected to ground GND on one point inside the fire panel The POL 200 TS allows the user to confirm that the shield is continuous so it should be approximately twice 2x and three 3x times the resistance of the negative conductor So in case t...

Page 11: ...agraphs LOOP icon see par 3 7 Connection indication 3 3 Main menu 3 4 Set language CONFIGURATION icon see par 3 5 MULTIMETER icon see par 3 6 REGISTER icon see par 3 9 Battery charge indication To change the language from the main menu press the CONFIGURATION icon and then the LANGUAGE icon Select the corresponding language and the HOME screen will automatically be displayed ...

Page 12: ...n allows accessing with a Smart phone the latest online version of the manual from this web link https notifier es index php documentos manuales category pol 200 ts The lower icon allows selecting the two types of CLIP protocols available used by Notifier ID50 60 and ID3000 HBS XLS80 and Morley DXc or Advanced used by Notifier Pearl and AM8200 See par LOOP 3 7 The Change Theme button allows changi...

Page 13: ...adequate system de vices or external to the system depending on the values obtained The 24V reading will provide a reference voltage drop in the loop a V return below 17Vdc in dicates that the resistance is too high in the loop Below the 5V reading there should not be consumption Check the possible existence of junctions or inductions Set Ohm Km allows the direct setting of the values through the ...

Page 14: ...59 sensors and 159 modules By pressing the system carries out a reading cycle that scans all the positions to find the devices connected sensors or modules according to what has been selected in the pre vious screen The reading cycle can be continuous if is selected To stop the continuous reading cycle press then select and press to carry out only one cycle In the auto programming menu the tool wi...

Page 15: ...l loops POL 200 TS also identifies the following elements S SMART 4 B Beam detectors P Indoor Manual Call Point M FAAST Aspiration unit To select between CLIP and ADVANCED Protocol please access the configuration screen and select one of the two protocols available from the button line Lower Case or Capital Letter if a lower case letter appears in the reading cycle please confirm in the configurat...

Page 16: ...ter in ID type may indicate a duplicate address For each sampling POL 200 TS identifies the changes that have occurred since the previous sampling and the type of ID identifying each address will appear in red or black The red colour indicates that a change has occurred The PWs value is for Honeywell technical team references PW1 should be around 150 10 in Honeywell and Morley while around 300 10 ...

Page 17: ...the IN OUT terminals in the B501AP or in the module terminals POL 200 TS will activate the isolator and a graph is displayed POL 200 TS provides a device map for any of the protocols CLIP or Advanced Given the characteristics of each protocol the position of each device may change according to the information obtained Remember that in CLIP protocol and mul ti module devices each input or output oc...

Page 18: ... the necessary information consult Honey well s technical department or if in doubt se lect all the options While logging is done click on the backspace icon to finish capturing data in the log file When you access the recording screen 3 re cording options will be displayed Only selected items Full loop Maintenance 3 10 Event Recording The values selected from the self program ming screen can be r...

Page 19: ...293 0795 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 049 099 S OPTICAL NOT 0294 0292 0293 0794 0895 2094 0000 0000 0000 049 099 S OPTICAL NOT 0294 0292 0293 0795 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 049 099 S OPTICAL NOT 0294 0292 0293 0794 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 049 099 S OPTICAL NOT 0294 0292 0293 0794 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 049 098 The maintenance option will create a text file with MNT extension that can be edited with ...

Page 20: ...y using the supplied charger Danger of explosion in case of inappropriate battery replacement Batteries must be disposed of according to the laws in force To replace batteries do as follows by means of a Phillips screwdriver unscrew the four screws 1 extract the lateral rubber protections 2 and remove cover 3 Replace batteries 4 then mount the components again 1 2 3 4 Use 6 AA type 220 mAh recharg...

Page 21: ...oop protocol i e Morley System Sensor or Honeywell HBS does not match the loop devices The screen flashes or it switches off Check if the battery loading level is adequate The batteries may be damaged replace them The device tags disappear or the question character appears Check that the loop conditions meet Honeywell requirements Try replacing the device and check again Check for possible noise o...

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