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Apollo XP95 Installation Guide

Apollo XP95
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Aligning the beam detector
The beam detector incorporates alignment by means
of an LED in the receiver as this method is convenient
and can be carried out by one person without the need
for cables or a voltmeter.
The receiver is tted with a high-intensity red LED
which, in normal conditions, pulses when a re is
detected. During commissioning this LED may also
be used to facilitate beam alignment and cal i bra tion
(note that local light conditions must allow the LED to
be visible over the entire beam length, ie, up to 100
metres. During commissioning of the beam detector
the LED will be in one of the following states:
Calibrating the beam detector
The beam detector is calibrated by means of a poten-
tiometer in the transmitter. To access the potentiom-
eter, remove the small clear plug on the side of the
transmitter.
Use a small screwdriver to rotate the potentiometer.
Do not use excessive force.
Receiver LED ash rate Status of alignment
Fast (4 ashes/sec ) Signal strength too high
No ash Optimum signal
Slow ash (1 ash/sec) Signal strength too low or
non-existent
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Apollo XP95 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ColorWhite
Operating Voltage17V to 28V DC
Humidity0% to 95% RH (non-condensing)
TypeOptical Smoke Detector
ProtocolXP95 (Apollo Protocol)
CertificationEN54

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