Page 3 - INDEX
INDEX Page Contents 2 Index 3 1.0 Introduction 4 1.1 Specification 5 1.2 Features 6 SCAEL Interface 2.0 Programming 7 2.1 Installation 7 EasiCheck Panel 3.0 Installation 8 3.1 Installation guide 8 4.0 Loop Circuits 9 4.1 Isolators 9 4.2 Loop connection diagrams 10 5.0 Cable Requirement 11 5.1 Cable ...
Page 6 - One loop giving a total of 250 address capacity.; Fault Relay
1.2 Features " 80 Character display showing the exact address and location of any fault identified. " 16 group capability with individual group indicators in addition to text display. " One loop giving a total of 250 address capacity. " Two self contained 12 volt rechargeable batteri...
Page 7 - Programming the EASICHECKTM SCAEL Interface.; Programmer
2.0 Programming the EASICHECK™ SCAEL Interface. Before the SCAEL Interface is connected it must be programmed in order for theEASICHECK™ Panel to recognise it as part of the system. This is done with anEASICHECK™ hand held programming unit. The programming unit has two spring loadedconnections which...
Page 8 - Installation Guide; Never; Use the correct gauge of cables.; Always; Adhere to volt drop limitation for loop cables
3.0 Installation In common with all electronic equipment the panel should be installed in a clean, dry,reasonably well ventilated place, and not in direct sunlight. Temperatures in excess of 40°(Cand below 5°(C may cause problems, if in doubt consult Cooper Lighting and Security Ltd. Thepanel should...
Page 9 - The recommended cable should be used for the loop circuit.; ISOLATOR; Fault Indicator; Unlike the SCAEL Interfaces,
4.0 Loop Circuits The following recommendations apply specifically to EASICHECK™ loop circuits: " The EASICHECK™ Panel is a one loop Addressable emergency lighting test system. " The loop circuit has provision for a maximum of 250 SCAEL Interfaces. " Each SCAEL Interface has it’s own ind...
Page 10 - Loop connection diagrams; Loop
4.2 Loop connection diagrams 10 EASICHECK™ S S S S S S S S S S I I I I I S S I I I I I I I Mixed Loops with Spurs (+ Isolators) Loop S S S S S S S S S S S S Mixed Loops with Spurs (No Isolators) Radial (+ Isolators) Loop Loop S S S S S Radial (No Isolators) Loop S S S S S I = Isolator, S = SCAEL Int...
Page 11 - Cable Requirement; Size
5.0 Cable Requirement Cable type : Two core or screened Recommended size : 1.0 to 2.5mm 2 (see Volt drop calculation) Maximum Resistance : 40 Ohms Maximum Capacitance : 2.0 µF / km Maximum cable length : 2 km (see Volt drop calculation) 5.1 Cable Length - Voltage drop 5.1.1 Spur Circuit. Make sure t...
Page 12 - Example 2
Example 2 If the spur is wired with 1.0 mm 2 cable, using the go and return column of table 1, the Max cable length will be 33.3/36.2= 0.9 Km , for 1.5 mm 2 the Max cable length is 33.3/24.2 = 1.38 Km and finally for 2.5 mm 2 the cable length is 33.3/14.8= 2.25 Km. 5.1.2 Loop Circuit; Calculation as...
Page 13 - Panel; Fitting; nfs; RI = Cable resistance of main loop
a) If the loop and spurs are wired with 1.0mm 2 cable and allowing for maximum permissible voltage drop with reference to table 1; Rspur = [ 10 - [ 3.62 x 250 x 0.0012 ] ] (6) 10 x 25 x 0.0012 This corresponds to a maximum spur cable length of 0.820 km Hence, the total system cable length is 8.3km c...
Page 14 - ‘EMERGENCY LIGHT SYSTEM, DO NOT SWITCH OFF’.; , this can be found on the top left hand side of the power supply; Mains
6.0 Mains Connection " Normal supply for the system should be derived from the public supply system. " When no public supply is available, privately generated power may be used. " The standby battery provides 3.2Ah which will maintain the system in operation for at least 6 hours upon a M...
Page 15 - Battery Connection; Black
6.1 Battery Connection The two 12V Batteries are connected together in series. The Red wire from the EasiCheck isconnected to the Red terminal of one of the Batteries, the link wire is then fitted to the Blackterminal of that Battery, the other end of the link wire is fitted to the Red terminal of t...
Page 17 - Optional Accessories; Network interconnections; NETWORK CARD
Optional Accessories 8.0 Networking The EASICHECK™ can be fitted with an optional Network card for which there is already areserved socket. This is a PCB that simply plugs on to the Power Supply Board and has fourconnections. These four connections wire to other Panels fitted with Network cards in a...
Page 18 - Printer
8.1 Printer Connections. 18 EASICHECK™ Printer Connection PSU Panel connections Black wire FAULTRELAY RS485 RS232 RS232PRTR N/C C N/O Tx- Tx+ 0V TxD TxD RxD 0V The Printer enables the user to printout Weekly test reports, Full Reports and the Event Log as needed.
Page 19 - Main Panel Operation; The display will show
9.0 Main Panel Operation There are two modes of operation;1. Autolearn mode; System automatically searches for all SCAEL Interfaces connected to the loop.No text is available in this mode. This mode can be used for initial checking. (Note: SCAEL Interfaces must be programmed) 2. Commissioned Mode; T...
Page 22 - User Menu Options
22 9.5 User Menu Options Enable/Disable (Fittings); Enter the User Passcode. The display shows; Press & , the display shows; Press & or % , the display shows; Press % and $ to select the required fitting then press & to enable/disable it. The display shows; Repeat pressing % and $ if fur...
Page 23 - RESET ACTIVATED; EVENT LOG; ADD GP CELLS DUR V I
23 User Menu Options continued... 9.5.2 Reset the Panel; Enter the User Passcode. The display will show; Press % , the display shows; All LEDs light up in turn and then switch off.The Panel returns to normal. 9.5.3 Print Options; Enter the User Passcode. The display will show; Press $ the display sh...
Page 24 - DO YOU WANT TO TEST
User Menu Options continued... 9.5.4 Discharge Test; Enter the User Passcode. The display will show; Press ( , the display shows; Press & , the display shows; Press & , % or $ , the display shows; If & is selected, the panel returns to normal display and starts test. If % is selected, th...
Page 25 - AMBER
User Menu Options continued... 9.5.5 LED Test (on the fitting) Enter the User Passcode. The display will show; Press $ , the display shows; Press % , the display shows; Press & or % the LED changes colour. Press ' to return to normal. 9.5.6 V(Voltage) / I(Current) Display; Enter the User Passcod...
Page 26 - User menu flowchart; EASICHECKTM Control Panel
9.6 User menu flowchart EASICHECK™ Control Panel User Menu Structure Self-Contained 26 EASICHECK™ 1 ENABLE2 HUNDREDS3 TENS4 UNITS5 QUIT 1 SELECT2 HUNDREDS3 TENS4 UNITS5 QUIT 1 FIT STATUS2 WEEKLY TEST3 FULL DIS4 EVENT5 QUIT 1 TEST2 HUNDREDS3 TENS4 UNITS5 QUIT 1 DISABLE2 HUNDREDS3 TENS4 UNITS5 QUIT 1 ...
Page 27 - The software can download to all 64 networkable Panels.; Connection Information
10.0 Up/Downloading using PC Software (Commissioning Engineer Operation) The PC software enables the address, location text, luminaire type and any comments to bedownloaded to the EASICHECK™ Panel. Each luminaire can be assigned to a group fortesting purposes. The software can download to all 64 net...
Page 29 - Site Configuration continued.; Address
Site Configuration continued. 29 EASICHECK™ Address Group Type Area/Location Comment 41424344454647484950515253545556575859606162636465666768697071727374757677787980
Page 35 - EasiCheck Commissioning Request Form
4.0 EasiCheck Commissioning Request Form Project Title: ________________________________________ Prior to the commissioning being undertaken, it is necessary that the contractor completes thefollowing information so as to aid system commissioning. With reference to the above project we confirm; Dedi...
Page 36 - Lighting and Security
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