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Sep 25

Fike Fire Products

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At Videplus, we proudly offer a wide range of Fike Fire Products, known for their cutting-edge technology and reliability in fire detection and systems. Whether you’re looking for an intelligent system for a large facility or a cost-effective solution for smaller buildings, Fike provides robust options to ensure maximum safety and compliance.

Fike Twinflex: Flexible and Cost-Effective Fire Detection

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The Fike Twinflex is a versatile fire alarm system designed for simplicity and reliability. Making it ideal for small to medium-sized premises such as schools, offices, and shops. Unlike traditional systems, the Fike Twinflex Pro uses advanced two-wire technology. Allowing detectors, call points, and sounders to operate on a single circuit. Fike’s two-wire systems have been know for their adaptability and cost-effectiveness. This makes them one of the most flexible products on the market.

Twinflex Pro2 Panels are intelligent two-wire panels that utilises a conventional type cabling format. The system is classed as Analogue non-addressable due to the architecture used within the design. Available in two, four and eight zone variants which support up to 32 Twinflex devices per circuit.

Fike Twinflex Multipoint ASD Detectors are designed to provide flexible and reliable fire detection, with advanced features that ensure rapid response to potential fire hazards. They come in a few different options, such a Multipoint Detector, a detector with sounder, and a sounder & strobe option.

The Fike Twinflex Flash Point detectors provide a dual functionality of fire detection and visual alerts, making them an essential addition to any fire protection system. Ideal for areas with high noise levels or for aiding people with hearing impairments, these devices ensure that fire alarms are both seen and responded to promptly. Coming in Low Profile, Domed and Weatherproof options.

Fike Addressable: Intelligent and Scalable Solutions

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For buildings that require advanced fire protection and precise monitoring, Fike Addressable Fire Alarm Systems offer the perfect solution. These Fike Fire Products are designed to provide superior control, scalability, and detailed monitoring for larger premises. Allowing building managers and safety teams to respond quickly and effectively to potential fire threats.

Fike CIE-A-200 Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel is a one loop panel capable of supporting up to 200 devices* with a maximum length of 2KM. The panel also provides two configurable Monitored Input
Circuits, 2 configurable Monitored Output Circuits, 2 configurable Relays, 1 Fault Relay and also a Peripheral Bus Circuit to add up to 8 Repeater Panels. The CIE-A-400 allows for the same devices and maximum loop length, but is a two loop panel.

Sita ASD Detectors are cutting-edge devices designed to provide early and reliable smoke detection in environments where traditional smoke detectors might not be as effective. These detectors are ideal for high-risk or sensitive environments. Such as data centers, archives, and clean rooms. Where early detection is crucial to prevent costly damage and downtime. The detectors come in a few options, such as with a Sounder, and sounder & strobe.

Sita Sounders allow for audible indication when the systems enters an alarm condition. The Digital communication technology to the control panel is implemented, allowing for accurate data transfer at
high transmission speeds. The Sounders come in sounder & strobe, and strobe options.

Fike Conventional: Simple and Reliable Protection

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For buildings that require straightforward and cost-effective fire protection, Fike Conventional Fire Alarm Systems offer reliable, easy-to-install solutions. These systems are ideal for smaller installations such as retail stores, offices, schools, or residential complexes. Built to deliver accurate fire detection with simple, zone-based monitoring and control, ensuring full protection with minimal complexity.

In any fire emergency, the ability to quickly raise an alarm is critical for ensuring the safety of building occupants. Fike Conventional Manual Call Points are designed for this purpose, allowing individuals to manually trigger the fire alarm system in the event of a fire. By breaking the glass, occupants can instantly alert others to the danger, activating alarms and initiating an emergency response. These call points also come in weatherproof and battery operated options.

Conventional Sounders are designed to provide loud, clear audible alarms during a fire emergency. Ensuring that all occupants are alerted as quickly as possible. These sounders are a critical part of any fire alarm system. Delivering unmistakable warning signals when the fire alarm is triggered. In addition to audible alarms, Conventional Sounders with White VAD provide a visual warning. Making them an excellent solution for environments where hearing alone may not be enough.

Fike & Videplus

Whether you need a flexible solution like the Fike Twinflex, the high-tech capabilities of Fike Addressable Systems, or the straightforward reliability of Fike Conventional Systems, Videplus has the right fire protection solution for your business. Contact us today to learn more about how Fike Fire Products can enhance your building’s safety

Apr 26

Configuring Dahua Access Points

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Configuring Dahua Access Points is a breeze with this straightfoward video guide. Using the DH-WBC5-90AC & DH-WBC5-30AC Access Points, lean how to set up access points below.

In this video we will be using the Dahua Toolbox to see each device on the network. We will configure each Access Point (AP) individually as they have the same default IP address.

Configuring Dahua Access Points

  1. Open the Toolbox and run the Config Tool. There’s one Access Point sitting on the network at this stage, which will be set up as the main AP for Clients (CL) to connect to.
  2. The default IP for these AP’s is 192.168.1.36, and we’ll use Edge in Internet Explorer mode to connect to the AP using this IP address. Open Edge and enter the AP’s IP address into the search bar
  3. Create a memorable password for the AP. This passwords used for logging into the AP to change settings, etc. It’s not used for connecting devices to it
  4. Use that password to login and begin the config of the AP
  5. Set the mode to Access Point. You can name the AP to make it easy to find when pairing the Client end to create the Wireless Bridge
  6. Set your Encryption type and the password for Clients to use when connecting to the AP
  7. You can change the Output Power here, but for now I’m going to keep it on High Performance
  8. I want to give my AP a Static IP Address. Depending on your Network these settings may vary. You will probably have a different Gateway, IP Range, etc
  9. Here you can review the settings and apply them. The AP will log you out as it’s IP address has changed

I can see the AP IP Address has now changed in the Config Tool. I’ll now power the Client end of the Wireless Bridge and wait for it to appear on the Config Tool. It may take a few minutes to appear

Configuring Client End

  1. Connect to the CL end of the Wireless Bridge using Edge and the IP Address shown in the Config Tool
  2. Again, set a Password for the CL Device and login
  3. At this stage we will tell the Unit it will be in Client mode. We want to connect to the AP end of the Bridge. You can enter this manually or click the search icon to search for the AP
  4. Select the AP from the list and click OK. Input the password you created on the AP for any connecting devices
  5. We’ll give the CL a static IP Address close to the IP Address of the AP, so they’re easy to find in the future
  6. Again, the device will log you out as it’s IP Address has changed

You can go back to the Config Tool and see that both ends of the Wireless Bridge are now initialised. You can now login to both the AP and CL to check their settings if needs be.

Wanting to check if a remote device (an IP Camera) which is connected to the CL via its PoE out Port, is coming through correctly? Log into the device to see if you are able to see the image from the camera.

And it is! The wireless Bridges configured correctly.

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    Jan 26

    Setting up TP Link CPE510 Access Point & Client

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    TP-Link’s Outdoor CPE access point, dedicated to reliable solutions for outdoor wireless networking applications.  With its centralized management application, it is flexible and ideal for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint applications.

    • Built-in 13dBi 2×2 dual-polarized directional MIMO antenna
    • Adjustable transmission power from 0 to 27dBm/500mw
    • System-level optimizations for more than 15km long range wireless transmission
    • TP-LINK Pharos MAXtream TDMA (Time-Division-Multiple-Access) technology improves product performance in throughput, capacity and latency performance, ideal for PTMP applications
    • Centralized Management System – Pharos Control
    • AP / Client / Repeater / AP Router / AP Client Router (WISP) operation modes
    • Passive PoE Adapter supports up to 60 meter (200 feet) Power over Ethernet deployment and allows the device to be reset remotely

    The video tutorial below will show you how to successfully set up an Access Point and Client using the CPE Series.

    Typical Applications:

    Long-distance wireless connection by using two CPEs to build a long-distance wireless connection.  Shown in Fig.1.

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    Large-area wireless coverage using base station combined with sector antenna as the access point at the central station, and several CPEs as clients to build and a point to multi-point coverage.  Shown in Fig.2.

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