Essence Security ES700MGLS Magnet switch detector User Manual User guide
Essence Security International ltd. Magnet switch detector User guide
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Multti‐Pu urposse Maggnetic Sw witch Userr Guiide ES7000MGLSS‐GN Versio on 1.0_ _06 May 22012 Partt of the Esssence Group © 2012 Essence Se ecurity Inte ernational L Ltd. s reserved. All rights This document is th he protected intellectu ual property y of the Ess sence Secu rity Interna ational Ltd. ying, reprin nting, reuse e, reproducction ,adapttation distribution or trranslation without Any copy the priorr written pe ermission of Essence S Security Ltd d is prohibitted. The inforrmation inc cluded in th his documen nt is subjec ct to change without n notice. For more e informatio on, please contact: Essence Security 12 Sdero ot Abba Eba an Street Ackerste ein Towers Bldg. D Herzliya Pituach 46120 Is srael www.ess sence-grp.c com Tel: +972-73-2447777 Fax: +972-9-7 7729962 NOTE: This equipment has been tes sted and foun nd to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device e, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules s. These limits s are designed d to provide reasonable pro otection again nst harmful intterference in a residential installation. This equipment generatess, uses and ca an radiate radio frequency e energy and, iff not installed and used in accordance with the instrructions, may cause harmfu ul interference e to radio com mmunications. However, there is no o guarantee th hat interferenc ce will not occcur in a particu ular installatio on. If this equ uipment does cause harmful intterference to radio or television receptio n, which can be determined d by turning tthe equipmentt off and on, the user is encouraged to t try to corre ect the interfe rence by one or more of the following m measures: -Reorient o or relocate the e receiving an ntenna. -Increase tthe separation n between the e equipment a and receiver. -Connect the equipmentt into an outle et on a circuit different from m that to which the receiverr is connected d. -Consult th he dealer or an experienced d radio/TV tecchnician for he elp. Changes or modification ns to this equipment not ex pressly appro oved by the pa arty responsib ble for complia ance (Essence Security Lttd.) could void d the user’s au uthority to op erate the equipment. This devic ce complies w with Part 15 off the FCC Rule es. Operation n is subject to o the following g two conditions: (1) This device may no ot cause harm mful interference, and (2) This device must a ccept any inte erference rece eived, includin ng interferen nce that may cause undesirred operation.. Table off Contents Table of Conte ents Ov verview ............................... .................................................................. 4 Op peration ............... .............. .................................................................. 6 2.1 Indicatio ons ................................................................................................ 6 Installation n Overvie ew .......... .................................................................. 7 3.1 Installattion Work Flow ................................................................................. 7 3.2 Power ....................................................................................................... 8 3.3 Selecting a Mounting Location n ..................................................................... 8 Co onfiguring g the Dev vice ........ .................................................................. 8 4.1 Settings s and Defau ults .................................................................................. 8 4.1.1 Mo ounting ............................... ................................................................ 21 5.1 Essence Site Installe r Applicatio on ..................................................... 9 Installin ng the ES70 00MGLS De evice (as Sh hock Sensor and/or Ma agnet Dete ector) .. 21 5.1.1 “Walk Testt” Mode .......................................................................... 26 5.1.2 Verify High h-Quality R RF Commun nication (Op ptional) .............................. 26 Ma aintenanc ce ......................... ................................................................ 27 6.1 Replacin ng the Batte ery................................................................................. 27 Append dix A ES700MG GLS Spec cifications s ................................................ 28 Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch Overview Overview The ES7 700MGLS Multi-Purpos se Magnetic c Switch is a bi-directiional RF, ba attery operated d magnet switch dete ector/shock detector/R RF input terrminal. It is compose ed of two parts: a sm art magnett sensor and a perman nent magnet. The smart magnet sens sor is the b brain of the device; it is responsi ble for dete ection and RF comm munication with the C Control Pane el. The sma art magnet sensor is battery operated d. When the magnet d detector is operational, the perm manent mag gnet mounts next to the e smart ma agnet senso or. When th he magnet’ss proximity y to the smart magnet sens sor change s, the smart magnet sensor trigg gers an acttion via the Control Panel. 700MGLS device has a multipurpose design that suppo orts the following The ES7 modes: Dettects intrussions at bre eak-in pointts such as doors and w windows th hrough an inte egral magn net sensor. Dettects intrussions by co nnecting to o an external wired ma agnet sensor. Dettects surfacce shocks/v vibrations on o the surfa ace where tthe smart magnet sen nsor is mou unted. As a pure RF input devicce, detects status chan nges in a w wired extern nal input dev vice. Possib ble externa l devices th hat may be connected d to the ES7 700MGLS dev vice are as follows: Gas Detecttor Flood Detector Fire Detecttor S) Button Panic (SOS or Gas Monito Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Overvie ew MGLS Modes RF Input Secur ity Zone SShock Magn net Shock Maggnet Integraal Magneet Sensoor Exterrnal Magn net Detecttor Perime eter Not Perimeter Figure e 1: ES700 MGLS Deviice Modes Diagram Detectio ons are indiicated by a single bi-c color LED on the front of the device and via a remote connectio on to the C ontrol Pane el. When a LED notificcation is not required, sabled. the LED can be dis Note: The ES700MGLS S device is integrated into the se ecurity systtem via the Essence Site e Installer S Smartphone applicatio on. For morre informattion, see th he Essence e Site Installler section 4.1.1 Esse ence Site In nstaller App plication, o page 9. on The ES700M MGLS param meters can also be con nfigured loccally or from ma re emote location via the e ESI-CMS application n through th he Control Panel (the computer, where the a application is installed, must have w® XP O/S e a Window o higher). For or F more in nformation,, refer to th he ESI-CMS S User Guid de. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch Operation LE D Indicator gered Trigg Align nm ent Marks S m art Mag gnet S ensor Figu ure 2: ES70 00MGLS-GN N Multi-Pur pose Magnetic Switch with Smarrt Magnet Sensor Permanent Magnet and P Operation 2.1 Indic cations The ES7 700MGLS sm mart magn et sensor includes a bi-colored LLED (green and red). This LED D indicates to the hom meowner a change to the normal status of the device. The LED D can be dis sabled from m the ESI-C CMS (default is enable ed). Table 1 describes the LED ind dications for each state (when en nabled): Table 1:: LED states LED Des scription OFF No iintrusion, vibration or term minal trigge ered Glows red for 1 second Prottected locattion opened d, inpu ut terminal disconnectted or, v vibration de etected Glows red for 2 ds second Dev vice tamperring has bee en dete ected Glows green for 1 second Prottected locattion closed after hav ing been op pened, inpu ut minal conne ected after term bein ng disconne ected Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Installa ation Overv view behavior is nott limited to the LED on n the devicce, but also includes Device trigger signals to t the Conttrol Panel. T The action taken from m the Contro ol Panel is configurrable from the softwarre part of the installattion processs and may depend on the status of the sy ystem (Arm m, Disarm and Partial Arm). e ES700MGLS device, see 4.1 Se ettings and For morre informatiion on conffiguring the Defaults s, on page 8. Actions that trigger a responsse from the e Control Pa anel are as follows: Magnet Detecctor: Open and close action wherre the perm manent mag gnet is oved away or o towards the smart magnet de etector. mo Sho ock Sensorr: Vibration s (in severity or quantity) is dete ected on th he surface where the dev vice is mou unted. Inp put Termina al: Leads a re disconne ected or rec connected tto the term minals in the e ES700MGLS device. Triggers frrom the extternal devicce connecte ed to the terrminals may y also trigg ger a Contro ol Panel res sponse. Dev vice Mainte enance: Low w battery or o ES700MG GLS device tampering. Insttallatio on Ov vervie ew The ES7 700MGLS device can b be installed in multiple e configurattions, depe ending on the feature(s) thatt will be use ed on the premises. nalities: The configurations pertain to the following function Sho ock Sensorr and Intrussion Detecttor operatin ng from the e same device Sho ock Sensorr (exclusive ely) Inttrusion Dete ector –doorrs & window ws (exclusively) Inp put Termina al device (e exclusively)) Note: If the e device willl be used to t detect su urface shoccks exclusiv vely or as a go-between for the seccurity syste em and an external de evice (inputt erminal), th he permane ent magnett is not required. te 3.1 Insta allation Work Flow Perform the installation proce ess in the fo ollowing log gical order.. the to ools, battery y and screw ws (optiona al) available e. 1. Have 2. Familiarize the owner with the av vailable fun nctional con nfigurations s. 3. D Determine the function nality for th he device (intruder, sh hock, inputt terminal, o a combin or nation). 4. Decide whe ere the deviice will be mounted. 5. IInstall and configure tthe device with the Essence Site Installer (BlackBerry y). After the e installatio on, perform m a more co omprehensive configuratio on in collab oration with the monitoring centter via the ESI-CMS, refer to the ESI-CMS U User Guide. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch nfiguring the Device Con 6. M Mount the device as d etermined by the sele ected functiionality. Wh here appropriate e, use two 3 X 35 DIN 7982 C scrrews to add d extra sup pport to the mount and two pro ovide tamp per/tear off protection . For more information about the screws see e, Figure 32 2, on page 22. the dev vice. 7. Test 3.2 Powe er The ES7 700MGLS sm mart magn et sensor requires one 3V CR-12 23A Lithium m battery, giving a nominal battery life o of 3 years. The perma anent magn net does no ot require a battery. 3.3 Selec cting a Moun nting Locatio on The ES7 700MGLS device can b be mounted d on the fixed side of a protected d opening (such as s a doorpos st or window w frame). When selec cting a mou unting posittion, the following g factors must be take en into con nsideration: The e ES700MG GLS device should be mounted as s high as p ossible, out of reach of a possible intruder, bu ut still acce essible for occasional maintenanc ce. Do not install the ES700 0MGLS device on meta allic surface es or on oth her surrfaces know wn to interffere with ra adio transm missions. Note: Do no ot mount th he device on o surfaces that can b be magnetic cally charged, as this may liimit the device’s effec ctiveness. S700MGLS device will be used to o detect inttrusions or surface sho ocks, use If the ES the follo owing addition criteria for selectio on a mountting locatio on The e ES700MG GLS device smart mag gnet sensor should be placed on the frame side of the do oor or windo ow opening g. The perm manent mag gnet should d be placed e of the doo or or windo ow (where required). A smooth and clean on the surface surrface is bes st to ensure e optimal co ontact with the mountting tape. Note: Though the insttallation ins structions below speciffy using the mounting ta ape to affix the device e to a surfac ce, A screw w (not provided) may also be used d. The screw w will provided a reinforced bond d to the surface. A hole for the screw is prrovided in the mounting. Conffiguring the e Dev vice 4.1 Settiings an nd Deffaults Once the battery is s inserted i nto the dev vice, via Sitte Installerr instruction ns (see nce Site Insstaller Application, on page 9), tthe Control Panel is section 4.1.1 Essen able to recognize/l earn the ne ew device. After the device is lea arned, it ca an be configurred to fit the needs of the installa ation and the homeow wner via the e Essence Site Insttaller applic cation, as d described in n this sectio on. Addition nally, parameters may also be config gured via th he ESI-CMS S application through tthe Controll Panel. Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device For morre informatiion about t he ESI-CMS S applicatio on, refer to o the ESI-CMS User Guide. 4.1.1 Essen nce Site e Installler App plication The ES7 700MGLS device deteccts changes s in shock and magnettism, i.e., vibrations on the surface whe ere the dev vice is moun nted, or cha anges in th he vicinity of o a magnet as in opening/closing g a door or window. In n addition, tthe ES700M MGLS device can act as an a input de evice for an external wired periph heral and in ncorporate it into th he security system. The insttallation pro ocess varie s dependin ng on the in ntended purrpose of the ES700M MGLS device e being insttalled: As an RF Secu urity device e (Integral Magnetic Detector and d or Shock Dettector): Select the RF F Security ic con or both. , an nd then cho oose Shock k, Magnet, As an RF Inpu ut device (IInput Terminal functio onality): Se elect the RF F Input icon , and then selecct the type of device connected tto the ES70 00MGLS vice terminals. dev Note: The RF Seccurity functtionality do oes allow yo ou to use th he device as a lim mited inputt terminal. This option n is availablle when the ES700MGLS devicce is config gured as RF F Security M Magnet Dettector only;; onnected to o the input terminal off the ES700 0MGLS and the device co evice. device is a wired magnet de To add d ES700M MGLS as s an RF Security device ( Magnet, Shock or, Ma agnet & Shock se ensor): 1. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting is present, re emove the screw with a flathead screwdriver. Then gen ntly insert tthe screwdriver between the e side snap p and the to op cover an nd pry off t he cover. 2. Connect the e dongle to o the system m Control Panel. 3. From the BllackBerry, cclick the Es ssence Site Installer iccon Menu and Language Figurre 3: Main M Screens The Langua age screen is displayed d. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch Con nfiguring the Device 4. Select a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle scre een is displa ayed. Figure e 4: Dongle e and Communication Screen 5. S Select the dongle ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A Communica ation screen n displays and proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the dongle. 6. A After comm munication b between the dongle an nd the BlacckBerry is synched, click Continue. The Se erver Permissions scre een is displa ayed. The server is located a at the monitoring centter. The IP address displayed is specific to the monitorring station n. Figure 5: Se erver Permissions Scre een 7. C Confirm the e checkbox with the IP P address of o the serve er is selecte ed and click Allow. The device e Types screen is displayed. Figure 6: 6 Device T Types Scree en - RF Sec curity Icon 8. S Select the RF R Security y icon . A screen lis sting RF se ecurity devices (MGI, MGS and MGL devicess) already in n the system is display yed. If an RF security device has already bee en installed d, it will app pear in the list as an MGI, MGS o MGL dep or, pending on the device e’s configuration. 10 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device Figurre 7: RF Se ecurity Device Listing Screen A this point the follow At wing should d be conside ered: When Adding or E Editing an RF R security device pla n the functtionality of the dev vice as follo ows: Sho ock & Magn net sensor Sett the config guration forr the magne et sensor a and the shock sensor. Sho ock sensor Sett the config guration forr the shock sensor. Mag gnet senso or Sett the config guration forr the magne et sensor and dettermine if a wired exte ernal magn net will be cconnected to t the magnet, confi gure the de evice accorrdingly. If ere is no ex xternal wire ed magnet connected tto the device, the dettermine if t he integral magnet se ensor will fu unction as a perrimeter mag gnet or nott, and then configure tthe device acc cordingly. IIf there are no RF Seccurity devices currently y in the sysstem, the list will be replaced by y the word ““EMPTY”. 9. C Click New, and then p ut a battery y in the dev vice as insttructed. The device is le earned by the system m. Figure 8: S System Lea arning Scree en 10. After the de evice is learrned by the e system, the RF Secu urity Device e Listing screen displays again, but with a new row for f the learn ned device. The new device row text is “N/A A – MGLS”,, because itt has not be een named d yet. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 11 Con nfiguring the Device Figure 9: Device Name a and ID Scre een with a New Device e Row The ID cann not be chan nged and re epresent th he order in which the devices were put in the system m. For exam mple, in the e screen ab bove the de evice was the third RF F Security d device put in the syste em. 11. Click the de evice you ju ust added to t the list and select E Edit from th he popup menu. Figure 10: Device Nam me and ID Screen with h Popup Me enu 12. Enter param meter value es as requirred. The location n selected w will replace e the N/A va alue in the Device Name and ID screen. The e Function sselected will automatically chang ge the Parameter screen to in nclude the p parameters s relevant for the seleccted functio on. 12 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device Figure e 11: RF Se ecurity Dev vice Parame eter Screen ns (Shock, Magnet and d Shock & Magnet) The S//N (serial nu umber) and d ID of the device are e read-only parameters. Thesse parameters are set when the d device is le earned by stem. The R Radio level is also read-only, it sshows the RSSI level the sys per RF Security d device in the e system. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 13 Con nfiguring the Device 13. After completing the P Parameters screen, click Update and Save. A message appears sta ating that th he device data update ed successffully. For information about the parameters, , see the ES SI-CMS Use er Guide. 14. Click OK. Th he Installattion screen is displaye ed and the n e appears new device o the list. on To add d ES700M MGLS as s an RF Input dev vice: 1. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting is present, re emove the screw with a flathead screwdriver. Then gen ntly insert tthe screwdriver between the e side snap p and the to op cover an nd pry off t he cover. 2. Connect the e dongle to o the system m Control Panel. 3. From the BllackBerry, cclick the Es ssence Site Installer iccon Figure e 12: Main Menu and Language Screens The Langua age screen is displayed d. 4. Select a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle scre een is displa ayed. Figure e 13: Donglle and Com mmunication n Screen 5. S Select the dongle ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A Communica ation screen n displays and proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the dongle. 6. A After comm munication b between the dongle an nd the BlacckBerry is synched, click Continue. The Se erver Permissions scre een is displa ayed. 14 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device The server is located a at the monitoring centter. The IP address displayed is specific to the monitorring station n. Figure 14: S Server Perm missions Scrreen 7. C Confirm the e checkbox with the IP P address of o the serve er is selecte ed and click Allow. The device e Types screen is displayed. Figure 15: Device T Types Screen - RF Sec curity Icon 8. S Select the RF R Input ico on the system is displaye ed. . A screen listin ng RF Inputt devices already in Figu ure 16: RF Input Devic ce Listing Screen IIf there are no RF Inpu ut devices currently in n the syste m, the list will be replaced by y the word ““EMPTY”. 9. C Click New, and then p ut a battery y in the dev vice, as dirrected by th he screen text. The de evice is lea rned by the e system. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 15 Con nfiguring the Device Figure 17: System Lea arning Scre een 10. After the de evice is learrned by the e system, a Device Na ame and ID D screen is displayed. Fig gure 18: De evice Name e and ID Sc creen The ID cann not be chan nged and re epresent th he order in which the devices were learne ed by the sy ystem. For example, in i the scree en above th he device w the thirrd RF securrity device learned by the system was m. 11. Choose a na ame/locatio on for the device. When selecting a nam me for the device, base e the decisi on on the location where the device will b be mounted d. And then click: Back to o return to the screen n listing RF Input devicces. Double e click the device you just ad dded to the e list and se elect Edit frrom the po opup menu. Enter parameter values as required, an nd then clicck Update and Save. A mess sage appea ars stating that the de evice data u updated suc ccessfully. For information a bout the pa arameters, see the ES SI-CMS Use er Guide. 16 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device Figure e 19: RF In nput Device e Parameterr Screen The S//N (serial nu umber) and d ID of the device are e read-only parameters. Thesse parameters are set when the d device is le earned by stem. The R Radio level is also read-only, it sshows the RSSI level the sys per RF Input deviice in the system. O The Insstallation sc creen is disp played and the new device Click OK. appearrs on the lisst. New to o add an ad dditional de evice. To ediit an ES7 700MGLS S device (RF Security or RF Inputt): 1. Connect the e dongle to o the system m Control Panel. 2. Click the Es ssence Site Installer ic con on n the BlackB Berry. Figurre 20: Main n Menu and Language Screen The Langua age screen is displayed d. 3. Select a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle scre een is displa ayed. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 17 Con nfiguring the Device Figure e 21: Donglle and Com mmunication n Screen 4. S Select the dongle ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A Communica ation screen n displays and proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the dongle. 5. A After comm munication b between the dongle an nd the BlacckBerry is synched, click Continue. The Se erver Permissions scre een is displa ayed. The server is located a at the monitoring centter. The IP address displayed is specific to the monitorring station n. Figure 22: S Server Perm missions Scrreen 6. C Confirm the e checkbox with the IP P address of o the serve er is selecte ed and click Allow. The device e Types screen is displayed. 7. S Select the RF R input ecurity icon, depe nding on how the or RF Se device was previously defined. A screen listing devicess of the spe ecified type already in the system is displayed. Figure 23 3: Device Ty ypes Screen 8. C Click the ite em row of tthe device that will be edited. A p popup men nu appears. 18 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Configuring the Device Figure 24: Dev vice Listing with Popup p Menu 9. S Select Edit in the popu up menu. The parame eters of the selected device are displayed. For F informa ation about the parameters, see the ESI-CM MS User Guide. e 25: RF In nput Device e Parameterr Screen Figure 10. Change parrameter vallues as required and click Update e and Save e. A message ap ppears stat ing that the e device da ata updated d successfully. The S/N (se erial numbe er) and ID of the device are read d-only parameters. These param meters are set when the device is learned b by the systtem. The Radio level is also read d-only, it shows the RSSI level p per device type in the system. 11. Click OK. Th he Installattion screen is displaye ed and the p previously selected row is upda ated accord ingly. To dellete an ES700MG GLS devic ce (RF Security o or RF Inp put): 1. Connect the e dongle to the system m Control Panel. 2. Click the Es ssence Site Installer ic con Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch on n the BlackB Berry. 19 Con nfiguring the Device Figure e 26: Main Menu and Language Screens The Langua age screen is displayed d. 3. Select a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle scre een is displa ayed. Figure 27: Dongle e and Communication Screens 4. S Select the dongle ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A Communica ation screen n displays and proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the dongle. 5. A After comm munication b between the dongle an nd the BlacckBerry is synched, click Continue. The Se erver Permissions scre een is displa ayed. The server is located a at the monitoring centter. The IP address displayed is specific to the monitorring station n. Figure 28: S Server Perm missions Scrreen 6. C Confirm the e checkbox with the IP P address of o the serve er is selecte ed and click Allow. The device e Types screen is displayed. 20 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Mountin ng Figure 29 9: Device Ty ypes Screen 7. S Select the RF R input or Securrity icon, dependin ng on how the device w previou was usly defined d. A screen listing dev vices of the e specified type already in the system is displayed. 8. Click the ite em row of a device. A popup men nu appearss. Figure 30: Dev vice Listing with Popup p Menu 9. Select one of o the follow wing menu items: Delete Edit an nd then clicck Delete in n the Device e Paramete ers screen. 10. Confirm the e delete ope eration. The Installation screen iis displayed d and the previously selected row w is remov ved. Mou unting 5.1 Insta alling the ES S700MG GLS De evice (as Shock Senso or and/ /or Magnet D Detecto or) The ES7 700MGLS device is mo ounted usin ng mounting g tape foun nd on the back of the smart magnet sens sor and the e correspon nding perma anent mag net. A single screw may y be added to the mou unting partt of the sma art magnett sensor to protection for f the device (and be e compliantt to the EN activate the tear-off tamper p A second o ptional scre ew may be added for the mechanical 50131 standard). strength h and symm metry of the e installatio on See Figu ure 32 and step 5 belo ow. When in nstalling the e ES700MG GLS device as an magn net detecto or, the conffiguration settings provides you with the e option of using the device as a an input terrminal for evice. The external ma agnet mustt be hardwired to the an exterrnal legacy magnet de ES700M MGLS device e as if it wa as defined as a an RF Input device (see Figure 37 and Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 21 Mounting Figure 38). This means placem ment of the e ES700MG GLS device must be ne ear the external magnet device. To ins stall the ES700MG GLS device (as Sh hock Sen nsor and/ /or Magnet Dete ector): 1. IIdentify the e location fo or mounting g the ES700MGLS dev vice according the criteria in se ection 3.3. 2. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting is present, re emove the screw with a screwdriv ver. Then gently inserrt the screw wdriver betw ween the side snap and the top cover and pry off the cover. Figurre 31: Scre ewdriver Inssertion Poin nt and Top Cover Sep aration Screw 1: For Tear--Off/Tamper Protection and firm m contact with w the mounting surface Screw 2: For firm ccontact with w the mounting surface Figure 32: Tear-Off T amper Scre ew Location n in Mounti ng 3. IIf there is no n battery i n the devic ce, put the battery in tthe device.. The battery mus st be a 3V C CR-123A Lithium batttery. Check k that the polarity indicators on o the batte ery match the picture on the dev vice circuit board. IIf the battery is alread dy in the de evice, remo ove it and ttrigger the tamper mechanism by pressin ng the tamp per switch several tim es, and the en replace the battery making su ure the pola arity is corre ect. Tamper Switch Figure 33: Locattion of the ES700MGL LS Device Tamper Mecchanism After the ba attery is insstalled, the red LED glows for 3 sseconds. Th his indicates th hat the deviice has bee en successfully powere ed up. 22 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Mountin ng WARNING! A new ba attery can explode if itt is incorrecctly installed. Replace the e battery on nly with the e same or equivalent ttype recom mmended b the manufacturer. Discard use by ed batteries responsib bly. 4. C Clean the surfaces of tthe mounting locations thorough hly. Make sure the lo ocations arre dry. 5. M Mount the smart magn net sensor by peeling the cover o unting off the mou tape and prress the sticcky side ag gainst surface of the d designated location (frame-side e of the ope ening). To ensure a strong bo nd and to enable the Tear-Off/Ta Tamper featture, also screw the mounting in n place, afte er using the e mounting g tape, with h two 3 X 3 DIN 798 35 82 C screwss as depicte ed in Figure e 32. 6. F For standarrd complian nt installatio ons, a singlle screw mu ust be adde ed. This w add a te will earing tamp per protecttion to the unit. LED Indicaator Figure e 34: ES700 0MGLS Dev vice Interior View 1 7. R Replace the e top cover of the device onto the e bottom ca asing. For standard compliant in nstallation, use a kb22 2X6 screw to supplem ment the clip. 8. L Line up the permanen t magnet next to the smart mag gnet sensorr so that the indicato or marks arre aligned. Though tria al and errorr, move the permanent magnet ba ack and fortth until you u find the th hreshold po oint of the green LED. From this p point, move the perm manent mag gnet toward d the smartt sensor apprroximately 0.5 cm (0.2 inch). Then Mount tthe perman nent magnet by peeling the e cover off the mounting tape an nd pressing it into place. The distanc ce between the two pa arts of the device may y vary from installation to installattion, depending on the e surfaces. For examp ple, molding on a frame orr a deviatio on between the planess of the surfaces may require the sensor to b be closer to o the perma anent magn net than it would be in another installation . As a gene eral rule, th he two partss of the device will usually be around 3 cm m from eac ch other. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 23 Mounting ~ 3 cm Figure 35: Correc ct ES700MG GLS-GN Alig gnment and Gap for Intrusion De Alignment etection (A Marks are a Exaggerrated for Be etter Underrstanding) Note: If the e device is being used d exclusivelly as a Sho ock detector, the permanent magnet is not require ed. To ins stall the ES700MG GLS device (as an a Input Termina al Only):: 1. IIdentify the e location fo or mounting g the ES700MGLS dev vice according the criteria in se ection 3.3. 2. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting is present, re emove the screw with a screwdriv ver. Then gently inserrt the screw wdriver betw ween the side snap and the top cover and pry off the cover. Figurre 36: Scre ewdriver Inssertion Poin nt and Top Cover Sep aration 3. T Thread the leads from the extern nal device through the e back of th he mounting (s see Figure 37). Depending on the type e of wire from the extternal devicce, carefully y break off the tab cover of the ta ab that best suits the wire placem ment. To brreak off the tabs, us se needle n nose pliers 24 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Mountin ng Tabs for Leads Thread Leaads through Ho ole Figu ure 37: External Leadss Placemen nt in the ES S700MGLS d device 4. C Connect the e leads to tthe termina als in the ES S700MGLS device with ha screwdriver r. Polarity iss irrelevantt. Batteery Comparrtment Terminals for External Leads Figu ure 38: Exte ernal Leadss Placemen nt in the ES700MGLS D Device 5. IIf there is no n battery i n the devic ce, put the battery in tthe device.. The battery mus st be a 3V C CR-123A Lithium batttery. Check k that the polarity indicators on o the batte ery match the picture on the dev vice circuit board. IIf the battery is alread dy in the de evice, remo ove it and ttrigger the tamper mechanism by pressin ng the tamp per switch several tim es, and the en replace the battery making su ure the pola arity is corre ect. Tamper Switch Figure 39: Locattion of the ES700MGL LS Device Tamper Mecchanism After the ba attery is insstalled, the red LED glows for 3 sseconds. Th his indicates th hat the deviice has bee en successfully powere ed up. WARNING! A new ba attery can explode if itt is incorrecctly installed. Replace the e battery on nly with the e same or equivalent ttype recom mmended b the manufacturer. Discard use by ed batteries responsib bly. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 25 Mounting LED Indicaator Figure e 40: ES700 0MGLS Dev vice Interior View 1 6. C Clean the surface of th he designatted mounting location ns thorough hly. Make sure the loc cations are dry. 7. M Mount the smart magn net sensor by peeling the cover o off the mou unting tape and prress the sticcky side ag gainst surface of the d designated location (frame-side e of the ope ening). To ensure a strong bo nd and to enable the Tear-Off/Ta Tamper featture, also screw the mounting in n place, afte er using the e mounting g tape, with h two 3 X 3 DIN 798 35 82 C screwss as depicte ed in Figure e 32. 8. F For standarrd complian nt installatio ons, a singlle screw mu ust be adde ed. This w add a te will earing tamp per protecttion to the unit. 9. R Replace the e top cover of the device onto the e bottom ca asing. For standard compliant in nstallation, use a kb22 2X6 screw to supplem ment the clip. 5.1.1 “Walk Test” ” Mode After the e battery has been insstalled in th he device, a Walk Tesst mode (lik ke in PIRs) automattically runs for 10 min nutes. In th his mode, th he professio onal installer may test the sensor for trigger acttions. The LEDs will indicate a ch hange to the environm ment as specified by tthe designa ated functio on of the de evice. In th his mode, the LEDs will alway ys indicate a trigger re esponse, re egardless o of the LED’s disable configuration. enable/d 5.1.2 Verify y High--Quality y RF Communication (Option nal) If ES700 0KPD is ava ailable: At tthe mounting location n, using the e ES700KPD D key pad program m 92 functio on, verify th s sufficient reception ffrom the Co ontrol hat there is Panel to o the ES700 0MGLS dev ice. (For more informa ation, see tthe ES700K KPD User Manual.) RF Testt Mode in th he ES700DVK keypad (For more Alternattively, use the informattion, see th he ES700DV VK User Gu uide.) 26 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Mainten nance Main ntenance 6.1 Replacing the Ba attery The ES7 700MGLS has a nomin nal battery life of 3 yea ars. The ba attery statu us is displaye ed via the device LED and reported automattically to th he monitoring center. When th he battery status indiccates that itt is low, the e battery s hould be re eplaced within a few days. To rep place a battery: 1. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting is present, re emove the screw with a flathead screwdriver. 2. G Gently insert the screw wdriver bettween the side snap a nd the top cover and p off the cover. pry Figurre 41: Scre ewdriver Inssertion Poin nt and Top Cover Sep aration 3. R Remove the e old batterry and trigg ger the tam mper mecha anism by prressing the tamper swittch several times, and d then repla ace the batttery makin ng sure the polarity is correct. Tamper Switch Figure 42: Locattion of the ES700MGL LS Device Tamper Mecchanism The battery y must be a 3V CR-123A Lithium battery. After the ba attery is insstalled, the red LED glows for 3 sseconds. Th his indicates th hat the deviice has bee en successfully powere ed up. WARNING! A new ba attery can explode if itt is incorrecctly installed. Replace the e battery on nly with the e same or equivalent ttype recom mmended b the manufacturer. Discard use by ed batteries responsib bly. 4. Replace the e top cover of the device onto the e bottom ca asing. Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 27 Maintenance Appe endix A ES700 0MGLS S Spec cificattions Electric cal Power S Supply: One 3V CR-123 3A Lithium battery Battery Life: Overr 3 years (u under nominal conditio ons) Battery Power Tes st: Upon n power-up p and period dically Wireles ss Bi-direc ctional: End--to-End Bi-D Directional ESI protoccol Adva anced radio o supervisio on algorithm Frequen ncy: BFSK K, 868.3 MHz in Europ pe and FM 9 916.5MHz in i US (facttory configu ured) RF Cove erage: 700 meters (22 296 feet) (O Open Air No ominal) Encodin ng: 32-b bit ID, over 4 billion co ombinationss Functio onal Detectio on Thresho old: Closiing distance: 35 mm (~1.38 inch h) Open ning distance: 45 mm (~1.78 incch) Magnet Polarity: Irrele evant Visual IIndications:: 1 Grreen LED fo or closure ed LED for opening 1 Re Tamperr Mechanism m: Doub ble Triggere ed Tamper – cover op pen & Wall tearing Numberr of ES700M MGLS devic ces supportted is dependent on designa ated functio on: In Ev verGuard and EverGuard Expres s-2 system ms: Intru usion Detec ctors, Shock Sensors: 64 devices Inpu ut Terminals s: 16 devices In th he EverGuard Express system: Intru usion Detec ctors + Sho ock Sensorss: 32 devices Inpu ut Terminals s: 8 devices Environ nmental Operating Temperratures: -10°°~50° Celsius (14° - 122° Fahren nheit) Storage e Temperattures: -20°°~60° Celsius (-4° - 140° Fahren nheit) Humiditty 95% % non-conde ensing 28 Multi-Purpose M Magnetic Switch Mainten nance Physica al Dimens sions: Sma rt magnet sensor– 98 8 x 25 x 25 mm (L x W x H) manent mag gnet – 46 x 14.5 x 10 0 mm (L x W x H) Perm Weight:: Sma rt magnet sensor – 45 grams (in ncl. battery y) manent mag gnet – 25 grams Perm Color: Cove er: RAL 900 03 (Glossy white) Base e: RAL 7035 5 (Silver) Magn net: RAL 90 003 (Glossy y white) Compliiance with h Standard ds CE: ETSII EN 301 48 89-4 ETSII EN 301 48 89-1 EN 5 50130-4 EU D Directive 19 999/5/EC fo or R&TTE Radio: ETSII EN 300 22 20-3 ETSII EN 300 22 20-1 CEPT T/ERC - Rec commendation 70-3 EN 5 50131-5-3 Safety: EN/IIEC60950-1 Security y and Alarm m Systems: EN 5 50131-1:20 006 + A1:2009 Class-III Grade-2 EN 5 50131-2-6:2008 Class s-II Grade-2 EN50 0131-6:200 08 Type-C Environ nmental Reg gulation: Com mpliance to RoHS: 2002/95/EC Reliability (Mechan nical and nmental con nditions): Environ EN 5 50130-5:19 998 Manufacturing and d Materials Standarrds: ISO 9001:2008 IEC 6 60068 ISO 14000 Marking gs: Multi-Purp pose Magnettic Switch 29
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