Ademco 8DL5897 Microwave/PIR Motion Sensor User Manual

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RF DUAL TEC®
Microwave/Passive Infrared Transmitter
INSTALLATION GUIDE
GENERAL INFORMATION
The 5897735 motion sensor combines dual technology motion
detection With reliable 5800 wlmless RF in one small, attractive
Padage,
Within the protected area, the passhe lnlrared (FiR) detector senses
changes in inlrared energy (such as body heat mated by an
inlmder), and turns on the miclwravs detector with senses the
molten Both technologies must verily intms‘lon Within a preset time
interval. virtually eliminating fake alarms.
To reduce cenent dram and prolong battery lie. the microwave
clmunl'y ls doflnam unlil lhe FlR detects a change in (he lnlrflred
energylevel.
In addflim, the 589705 sensor lemmas a supervision circuit that
monitors the microwave technology. it a problem is detected, the
sensor wlll go into alarm
The 5397-35 sensor is also equipped with both a Fresnel lens and
multisegrnented PIR minor. This unique optical system prorides
dense FIR coverage irom direotly beneath the unit out to maximum
range.
FEATu RES
- MIcrowave/PIR technology . 5800 Wireless technology
. Dual element P|R - Unique leoptics
- Three minute hold otroircuit - Single edge PIR trlpgenng
- Cover tamper switch - Lithium batteries included
- Automatic walk-testrnode . Optional barrierand pets
- Simple installation alley lenses available
M0 UNflNG Locmou
Select the best location in the room lor both technologies. Aim the
sensor toward the interior or the room. away from windows, mwlng
machinery. and heating/coding sources. 00 NOT mount the detector
near wrre screens or Fm" 1
targemelalobjeots. We u mucus-m
recommend that you "M‘NQ’W Hy
verity the RF reception
prior to permanently
mounting the Samar.
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Maximum range is
obtained at a mounting
height or re- (2.3 in).
Make sure the sensor
has a clear line of sight [0
all areas you wish to
protect. infrared energy
canned penetrate solid
cbjxts. W the FIR ls
blocksd, the unit will no!
alarm
MOUNTING PROCEDURE
Use the sensors rear cover to merit the mounting holes. To remove
the sensors rear cover, use a smallrblada screwdriver to push up on
the latch through the slot in the bottom or the iront housing. Gently
pull the housings apart at the base first.
The printed circuit board (PCB) is mounted in the iront housing. Do
NOT remove the PCB.
Securely mount the rear housing at the desired locat'm When
mounting the sensor on a wall, use the two knodtotxl holes in the
back orthe rear housing When mounting the sensor in a corner, use
the knockout holes on the beveled centers at the uni. Remove the
knockouts, mark and drill the mounting holes, and mount the
transmitter at the desired location. install the batteries and replace
the cover
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
The 5897435 operates on tour av lithium batteries Please note that
the batteries must atrvays be installed and replaced in a set ol‘ (our!
Acceptable battery types include ADEMCO mos, Panasonic
CR123A, or Senyo CR123A. Four batteries, shipped with the unit,
must be installed prior to testing. Proper orientation is shown in
Figure 2.
NOTE: To prevent excessive battery drain during setup and
installation, you should remove the batteries whenever the cover is
open and the unit is not belng tesled.
SYSTEM TESTING
Opening the hem cover of the 5897-35 signals a tamper condition
and automatically places the unit in the walkriesl mode. This also
disables the threermiituht hold ctr circuit, The uni remains in this
mode tor a period of 8 minutes alter the cover has been replaced.
There are two walk-test LEDs located at the bottom or the man behind
the lens, one on each side. These LEDs are only active while the unit
is in the walk-test mode,
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A jumper at the bottom or the PCB, next to the tamper Switch (all,
allows you to test the FIR section separately. placing the jumper in
the "FIR" position, as shown in Figure 2. allorvs you to walktest the
FIR without activating the microwave circuits. The range or the FIR
detedor is not adjustable, The PIR‘s held of view (range) is
detennined by the mounting height and the type of lore installed.
WALK-TEST
Walletssting the scores motion sensor is a two-stage process. The
Hist step is to walk-test the PR Walk acrofi the pmlwod area at the
ranges to be covered. Two to tour normal steps should make the
LEDs light. Since the LEDs are connected in parallel, both LEDs will
light at the same time. When there is no motltxt tn the protected area,
the LEDs should be cut. The second stage is to adjust the range or
microwave transmitter. Forcontinued reliability, the sensor should be
walk-tested at least once per year
RANGE ADJUSTMENT
Returning the jumper to the AmRM positon will reactivate me
mioowevs circuits. Rsmsmber that as long as the cover is open, the
holdeot circuit remains disabled. in order to adjust the microwave, the
HR must first see motion which will activate the microwave circuitry
The microwave range potentiometer is located near the center at the
PCB below the battery holder (refer to Figure 2). With the PCB
oriented in is correct mounting position and lacing you, turning the
potemlomater olockwisa will INCREASE the range or the microwave,
Alter determining the held or view tor the FIR. set the microwave
mnge pmanllmieler at MlNIMUM by turning ‘t oountercieolrwrse as
far as it will go. (Use a small screwdriver to turn the range
potentiometer.) then with the test jumper in the ALARM position,
walkaiesl the sensor. gradually increasing the send
miolwrave untn the desired range IS obtained.
MICROWAVE SUPERVISION
it the microwave technology stops sanding crr reeerving signals. the
sensor will lock into an alarm. The LEDs at the sorser, however, writ
not light. lltne microwave regains its stonal, the sensor will return to
normal operation
seer SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
The seems DUAL TEc sensor must he enrolled into the system
during tnstaltetrorr,
ily ol the
To program the device'
1. Activate the test mode of the sensor by removing the hunt cover
and reinstalling ‘n. (This will send a tamper signal and then a
restorel to the receiver.)
Put the Control Panel into Zone Programming mode
When you are prompted tor the devroe serial number. either:
a) Enter the mint serial number through the keypad, or
b) Ware your hand in front at the 569735 to cause an alarm,
then repeal apprexlrrotoly 5 seamds later. (This causes a
Fault and Restorat to rte senttwiee.)
The device should now be enrolled; you may return the system to
normal operetiort. To confirm proper sensor operation, pertonn the
Walk Test described on the previous page.
CHANGING THE FRESNEL LENS
1. Open the cover and remove
the printed circuit board 32:3:
(PCB). To remove the
PCB. use a smell-blade Wu Ohms-
eorewdtiver and push down humbly
on the Iatch at Ihe top 01 [he
lrent housing. Geme pull 1 N,
the PCB torward holding the W
board by the battery holder In“: ’ nun
(see Figure I)
2. Depress the retainer latch,
and pull the lens retainer
lerward. (tl necessary. use
a small screwdriver to
cerelully depress the latch, mm
Avold exuessive force. or
the latch will bleak.) "ENE" is“...
Feet
3. Remove the existing tenet
Insert the p‘me 01 the new lens lrtlothe notes on the lens retainer
as Shawn.
5. RepIaoe the Iens and retainer logslhar (the lee! Bf the retainerht
into the Isak-down window groove).
6, Snap the retainer latch book in place.
7 Reassemole the housing
NOTE: Two additional lenses are available rel ltvese sensors. The
pet-alley tens bloclm kmer PIR zones to exclude pets from the field of
went, the barrier tens blocks outer zones let narrow applications.
When the pet-alley lens I: used. Install a bok~down mak (provided)
ottertne inside of the luck-dawn window. and make sure to mount the
sensors! 3 height 074'
The optional lenses are evalletrle at no charge ttorn yotrr tocal
distributor, or caII ADEMCO Customer Servioe at 1780084577492.
Order Fart Numhat o-ooeozs-m.
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5897-35 SPECIFICATIONS
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35‘ x 30‘ (11 m x 9 m) 11 Iona mnfli 7 inlerlrledtate
4 Iuwer 2 Inch-down
Power uquimmtnls: Snnlifiviy:
Four av Batteries (included).
RapIace Bnltenes only with
2 » 4 step: within fieId odview
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