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Xtralis ICAM IFT-P User Manual

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ICAM IFT-P
Product Guide
February 2017
Document: 19317
Revision: A
Build: 1
Part Number: 29714

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Xtralis ICAM IFT-P Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandXtralis
ModelICAM IFT-P
CategorySmoke Alarm
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Document Conventions

Contact Information

Provides contact details for Xtralis support across different geographical regions.

Codes and Standards Information

FDA Regulations Compliance

Information on the ICAM product's compliance with FDA laser product regulations.

Laser Chamber Safety Precautions

Safety warnings and precautions related to the laser chamber of the detector.

Regional Regulatory Requirements

UL / ULC Standards

Details specific requirements and sensitivity ranges for UL and ULC standards.

EN54-20 Standards

Explains EN54-20 sensitivity and flow monitoring requirements for the product.

Product Listings and Approvals

Lists various certifications and approvals obtained by the ICAM IFT-P detector.

1 Description and Operation

1.1 Introduction

Overview of the ICAM IFT-P detector and its function as an aspirating smoke detector.

1.2 Principle of Operation

Explains how air samples are drawn, processed, and detected using a laser chamber.

1.3 Flow Monitoring

Describes how the system monitors pipe network air flow for blockages or disconnections.

1.4 Alarms

Details the default settings for the four alarm states: Alert, Action, Fire 1, and Fire 2.

1.5 Detector Display Panel

Explains the function of the LEDs on the detector's display panel for status indication.

1.6 Communications Interface

Outlines the methods for connecting the detector to a PC for configuration and monitoring.

2 Installation and Configuration

2.1 Mounting the Detectors

Guidelines for selecting appropriate mounting locations for the detector unit.

2.2 Cable Connections

Covers detector power supply, I/O modules, and Ethernet cable connections.

2.3 Connection of Air Sampling Network

Provides guidelines and specifications for attaching the air sampling pipe network.

2.4 Starting Up

Procedure for powering up the system and initial checks after installation.

2.5 Configuration

Details how to configure the detector using software or a remote display unit.

3 Maintenance

3.1 Inspection

Steps for routine inspection of the detector and control panel for faults.

3.2 Servicing

Information on recommended servicing intervals and tests for the detector.

4 Specifications

4.1 Power Specifications

Details supply voltage, power consumption, and capacitive loading for the detector.

4.2 Case Specifications

Provides physical dimensions and IP rating for the detector's enclosure.

4.3 Operating Conditions

Specifies ambient temperature, humidity, and sampled air conditions for operation.

4.4 Sampling Network Specifications

Defines pipe size, length, and area coverage for the air sampling network.

4.5 Interface Specifications

Details power input and relay outputs available on the detector.

4.6 Alarm Specifications

Covers alarm sensitivity ranges and programmable levels for different alarm states.

4.7 Communication Specifications

Lists supported communication protocols like RS232, RS485, and TCP/IP.

A Input-Output Modules

A.1 4-Channel Relay Module

Describes the configuration and usage of the 4-channel relay module.

A.2 8-Channel, 4 - 20mA Output Module

Details the specifications and configuration of the 8-channel analog output module.

B Detector Wiring Diagram Examples

C UL/ULC Wiring Requirements

ULC Input and Output Connections

Specifies wiring requirements for UL/ULC fire alarm connection applications.

D Remote Display Unit

D.1 Installation and Configuration

Covers cabling requirements and electrical supply for the Remote Display Unit.

D.2 Remote Display Unit Navigation

Provides a guide to navigating the menus and functions of the Remote Display Unit.

D.3 Remote Display Unit Button Functions

Explains the functions of the buttons on the Remote Display Unit, including access codes.

Main Menu Modes

FAULTS: Fault List

Displays a list of current faults not already indicated on the Remote Display Unit LED.

OPERATOR: Operator Mode

Enables operator functions like Isolate, Sounder Silence, and Reset.

ENGINEERING: Engineering Mode

Allows inspection of engineering values for diagnostic purposes.

CONFIGURE: Configuration Mode

Enables modification of detector configuration parameters and settings.

LOAD DEFAULTS: Load Defaults

Resets all configuration parameters to their factory default values.

MAINTENANCE: Maintenance Mode

Allows inspection of various maintenance parameters and system status.

TEST OUTPUTS: Testing Mode

Enables manual simulation of fire events to test detector responses and alarms.

SECTORS ALARMS: Set Sector Day and Night Alarms

Sector Alarm Parameters and Values

Defines obscuration levels for day and night alarm events across different sectors.

WEB: Set IP Address and Mask

IP Address and IP Mask Configuration

Procedure for setting the detector's IP address and subnet mask via the web interface.

SETUP: Setup Menu

Setup Menu Parameters

Details parameters like resolution, remote panel operation, and country code settings.

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