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User Manual
ANALOGUE LOOP DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
POL-200-TS
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Safety Information
Severe damage Please, before connecting any external cable, make sure the loop cable has
been disconnected from the panel loop terminals and the tool is completely powered down.
Check for the right terminal connections and make sure there is no external voltage between the
cables to be connected.
The battery life lasts maximum 3 years, so please check the year of manufacture!
Operating at extreme temperatures will significantly affect the battery cycle life.
Danger of explosion in case of inappropriate battery replacement! Batteries must be disposed
of according to the laws in force.
Caution In case of damage the warranty is limited if the operating and installation instructions
are not followed. The 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 endanger the life and
health of the users and the maintenance personnel and damage the equipment itself are marked
by the following pictograms. In this manual, these pictograms have the following meanings:
Disposal
In accordance with Directive 2002/96/EG (WEEE), the electrical and electronic equipment,
after being dismantled, must be returned to the manufacturer for proper disposal.
Warning - Indicates risks for operators and/or machines. Any non-compliance will create
risks for operators and/or machines.
Note - Important information on a topic or a procedure.
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Contents
1 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION ...........................................................................................................................4
1.1 Technical features ................................................................................................................................................6
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
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1. Equipment description
POL200TS is a device with a colour touch screen display. It is used for the preliminary check
of the loop device installation compatible with Notifier control units.
POL200TS can recognize all the loop devices with CLIP/ADVANCED protocols from Notifier,
with additional multimeter and oscilloscope functions. POL200TS makes the initial wiring
test quick and easy. It also allows exporting a file to the PK8200 software, which contains all
the information on the types of devices detected.
Its use is extremely simple, thanks to a user-friendly interface and to the one-touch functions:
it can even be used while wearing gloves.
The mapping function, using the loop isolators, allows the loop cabling topology to be checked.
The screen can be used to read the manufacturing date and detailed information about the
sensors, inputs and outputs or to identify the equipment status or even to detect internal
equipment faults.
The log function generates a file with 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 device and the log file include the serial number and the date of manufacture (month/
year) of each device. The multimeter allows validating the wiring and identifying any connection
problems. The oscilloscope function is very useful for identifying any electrical noise.
The six internal, 2500mA NiMH, rechargeable batteries provide the installer with sufficient
capacity, up to 6 hours depending on the loop load.
Please note that POL200TS is a device designed to help you check the quality of the
line and signal in your installation. POL200TS is not a fire protection equipment, it
only provides qualified technicians with the necessary supporting information for the
identification and solution of faults.
POL200TS is designed to be used only by trained personnel who can interpret the
instructions given.
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SPRING CONNECTOR
TOUCH SCREEN PANEL
USB CONNECTOR
TYPE B (ref. to par. 3.10)
SUPPLY
CONNECTION
POWER BUTTON
STRAP HOOK
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1.1 Technical features
POL200TS has an even power-off that can discharge the batteries if it is not used for an
extended period of time.
If the unit is not used for a long period, we recommend charging the batteries.
Power supply 12 V charger (included)
Autonomy >6 h with batteries charged to 100%
Batteries 6x AA 1.2V NiMH 2500mAh. Quick charge in 1h
Screen 4.2” TFT 480 x 263 pixels (98x56mm) with 66,000 colours
Keypad Dynamic capacitive touchpad
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) activation. If the batteries are fully charged and the installer is using the auto learn function,
the unit will provide up to 6 hours of autonomy. When the unit is switched off, the current
is very low, below 250µA, so the batteries will remain charged for days. In any case, it is
advisable to fully charge the unit before visiting the site.
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1.2 EC conformity
This document is a declaration that the products listed below conform to the essential protection
requirements of the following European Directives:
• RoHS - Restrictions on the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic
Equipment
• Equipment Directive 2011/65/EU
• Compliance with RoHS 2 - Product does not contain any hazardous substances above the
limits designated in 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 6100063:2007 +A1: 2011 (Emissions)
• Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Generic emission standard for residential,
commercial and light industrial environments.
• EN 501304: 2011 +A1: 2014 (lmmunity)
• EMC Product family standard: lmmunity requirements for components of fire, intruder and social alarm systems
0118
Model:
POL-200-TS
12V DC
Max 2,5A
Batch num:
Loop diagnostic tool
Operating and storage temperatures:
Charge: 0ºC to 40ºC
Operation: 0ºC to 50ºC
Storage: -20ºC to 30ºC
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2. Packaging contents
2
1
3
4
5
1 - POL200TS
2 - CHARGER
3 - USB CABLE
4 - USB KEY (user manual, device default
files)
5 - STRAP
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3. Equipment use
3.1 Battery charge
Use only the original charger provided with the device. Do
not charge the appliance at temperatures lower than 0°C or
higher than 40°C. Using a universal charger will automatically invalidate the guarantee.
Put the proper adapter on the feeder, according to the country of
use, then plug the battery charger into a socket and insert its end
into the seat on the right side of the device.
When the device is on, the charge indicator shows that charge is
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 connectors, while the return cables
mus be connected to the left connectors.
There is also a connection point for the earthing cable on the device.
The positions of the cables on the terminal board are indicated in the upper part of the touch
screen panel, in the HOME screen.
The following is an example of connection.
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The POL200TS unit reports any shortcircuit fault conditions in the loop (showing
a lightning icon ), and reverse polarity
wiring (a diode icon ). It can also identify
within seconds the total number of devices
connected to the loop. This icons will appear
in the lower right corner.
Refer to the installation recommendations enclosed to the fire detection control panel to
connect the monitored loop to POL200TS. The fire panel installation manual includes the
different type of cables that should be used.
The following table shows the approximate resistive values for two recommended loop cable
types:
500mts 750mts 1000mts 1250mts 1500mts 2000mts 2500mts 3000mts
Cable 1.5mm
2
7 10 13 17 20 27 33 40
Cable 2.5mm
2
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 POL200TS 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 that the negative conductor has a:
• Capacitance between loop conductors + and – is below 0.5mF or 500nF
• Impedance between positive and cable shield (Infinite).
Confirm that the loop wiring is correct:
• The characteristics considered are for wiring in closed loop mode (from output and back to
input)
• The maximum resistance allowed from the OUTPUT end of the fire detection
panel (or from POL200TS) to the INPUT in the fire detection panel is 40 ohms.
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When the device is turned on, the HOME screen appears. From this screen it is possible to
access all the device functions described in the following paragraphs.
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.
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3.5 Configuration
In the configuration section, the user can change the device date and time as well as the language.
Through the appropriate keypads enter the current
date and time, then confirm by pressing OK.
Format DATE dd:mm:yy
Format TIME hh:mm:ss
The “About” icon indicates the software ver-
sion of POL200TS.
The “QR” icon allows accessing with a Smartphone the latest online version of the manual
from this web link
https://notifier.es/index.php/documentos/
manuales/category/pol200-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 changing
the screen background from white to black
and vice versa.
The “Flash Format” option should only
be used if indicated by Honeywell
technical department.
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3.6 Multimeter
The Multimeter function can be accessed
from the main screen. The multimeter allows
the installer to check that the line impedance
described in the previous section is correct.
Press to display the resistance values,
for the inductance values, for the
capacity values, for the ground values.
Please see Fire panel specification requirements for recommended values.
Then check for each voltage range (0V, 5V and 24V) the voltages and consumption shown by
pressing key .
Check for possible drifts, short circuits, faulty elements, connections or inadequate system devices 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 indicates 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 numeric keypad.
Ohm/Km may be changed depending on the
cable used.
“Acquire Value” allows measuring the
resistance value after inserting the cable
length.
After the connection check that POL
200TS has the correct load level.
Please note that batteries with an insufficient charge level can falsify the
measurements.
By pressing the resistance value of connectors (Ohm/Km) can be set.
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3.7 Loop
The tool recognizes the sensors and modules
on the loop before powering the fire alarm
control panel (FACP). The POL200TS unit is
compatible with CLIP (Classic Loop Interface
Protocol) with 99 sensors and 99 modules and
the new Advanced or Opal protocol with up to
159 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 previous 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 will identify the number of sensors or modules that
are connected in the loop according to their type:
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According to the protocol used (refer to par. 3.5), the system shows the position and the type of
device connected.
CLIP PROTOCOL
• “O” Optical Sensor
• “H” or “T” Heat/Thermal sensor
• “I” ionization sensor
• “M” MultiSensor. Optical/ thermal
• “P” Pinnacle Laser
• “L” VIEW Laser
• “S” Smart Multi-criteria
Section of Modules - Symbols of identification by type:
• “I” or “E” Input Modules including
Manual Call Points
• “O” or “S” Output modules
• “R” Output modules without End-ofLine (EOL) by default Relays
• “Z” Zone modules for conventional detectors
ADVANCED PROTOCOL
For advanced protocol loops, POL200TS
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 configuration that the correct protocol is selected among these different options “Notifier”, “Morley”, “System Sensor” or “Honeywell HBS”.
In case in one address a device changes the type ID or in case of a change from lower case
to capital letter, please check the wiring in this device as its answer is not correct. This can be
caused by a defective device or noise due to interferences.
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By clicking on the icon you will have access to a more detailed list of loop devices. Use
the scroll keys located on the right side of the
screen to move of 1 in 1 or in blocks of 10.
Press and to move selection of a
single line.
Enable to scroll one full page at a time.
To get more details about each element, select
them by clicking directly on them or using the
cursors and mark them by pressing the button
. If you hold down this button, you will get
the details of the selected item in the sampling
table.
A “?” character in the ID type field can indicate a problem in the device or problems in the wiring
line.
A “-” character in ID type may indicate a duplicate address.
For each sampling POL200TS 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% for Notifier/
System Sensor. Other values outside
these range should be reported to Honey-
well technical support for advice.
Select one of the items in the sampling table
with the help of the arrows (arrows in the right
margin of the screen) or by clicking on the
screen. Press the button to access the
advanced user information screen.
From the self-programming menu by pressing
the button, the user can display a
summary of the elements installed.
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The ISO terminals must be properly wired and the devices must support Advanced Protocol to obtain the right mapping.
Devices like View FSL751 or Pinnacle only answer in CLIP protocol, so do not include an
isolator to be activated from POL200TS.
3.9 Map
3.8 Sample
By pressing “Map” it is possible to visually check the loop wiring map. Follow the instructions below:
If the installer has correctly wired the isolators
using the +IN, +OUT terminals in the B501AP
or in the module terminals, POL200TS will
activate the isolator and a graph is displayed.
POL200TS 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 multi-module devices, each input or output occupies one address in the loop. For Advanced
protocol only the main address will be visible.
The Sample option allows the user to select a
list of devices that will be monitored continuously with detailed information in CLIP mode
for address below 99.
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The first option requires previously performing a self-programming of the loop and
marking the elements to record.
To do this proceed as previously described,
select the elements using the cursors (arrows
in the right margin of the screen) and press
the button .
Once the devices are selected and the “only
selected items” register option is selected,
POL200TS will display the following screen:
Record through the configuration option only
the necessary information, consult Honeywell’s technical department or, if in doubt, select 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 recording options will be displayed:
• Only selected items
• Full loop
• Maintenance
3.10 Event Recording
The values selected from the self-programming screen can be recorded in a text file.
We recommend using a short sampling time for a short period, even a single default reading
for stable loops. Extending the sample time will result in a larger file size that will reduce the
available space of the machine for future reports.
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NOTE. We recommend removing old maintenance and log files connecting POL200 TS to
te PC periodically to create new records.
S/M Type Manuf PW1 PW2 PW3 PW4 PW5 PW6 PW7 PW8 PW9 I (mA) I_Init (mA)
S OPTICAL NOT 0295 0292 0292 0795 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 050 098
S OPTICAL NOT 0295 0292 0293 0794 0894 2094 0000 0000 0000 050 099
S OPTICAL NOT 0294 0292 0293 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
“notepad” or Word for later editing.
The USB connector allows the installer to download the loop device maintenance file or to update the firmware when a new version is available.
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4. Battery replacement
The battery life lasts maximum 3 years; after this period and if charge duration shortens,
replace batteries.
Before using the device,
perform a complete recharge
cycle by 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 rechargeable batteries
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5. Troubleshooting
MESSAGE/
PROBLEM
CAUSE/SOLUTION
If this symbol appears in the right low corner, a short-circuit between loop positive and
negative is monitored. Please break the loop into sections to identify where the short-circuit is.
This symbol indicates an inverse wiring fault. Please break the loop into sections to identify
where the loop negative is incorrectly connected to the loop positive, or vice versa.
“h”… lower case:
If in the auto-learn ALL the devices in the loop appear with a lower case letter, please check
the protocol selected in the Configuration. It may be that the selected loop 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 on the line.
Record the information and check the possibility of cycles that are not carried out correctly,
of excessive current, etc.
No devices appear:
Check that you have not selected Advanced protocol instead of CLIP protocol
Check that the loop is connected to the input, “IN” of the POL200TS device.
There is no data recorded in
my * .MNA, * .MNC and / or
* .DAT files:
Remove or delete old files, they take up the available memory space.
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Notes
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Notes
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Honeywell
C/Pau Vila 1519
08911 Badalona
Barcelona, Spain
Tel.: 93 497 39 60 Fax: 93 465 86 35
www.honeywelllifesafety.es
POL-200-TS Diagnostic tool
Ref. doc.: MN-DT-963_EN
12-17
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