Scientech Electronics IRON Outdoor PIR Motion Detector User Manual

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INTRODUCTION
The PiR-ODI Passive Infrared Detector is specially designed for providing perimeter protection. It detects the intruder before entering
a house, and offers the first line at defense to a properti/s boundary,
There are two separate sensors in the PlR-DDI, one detects upper area, and the other detects lower area. Only when both sensors
detect motion simultaneously, the FIR triggers alarm.
PIR-OD1 is rainproot and can prevent tram the false alarm caused by a pet up to 20 kg or 60 cm high.
INSTALLATION
1. Refer to Fig. 1, loosen the screw on the FIR bottom, remove the front cover, and then insert two AA alkaline batteries.
2. Enroll the ID for the PIN, steps as Iollows,
A). select ”Installer Mode" on the L530 Base Unit and enter the Installer Code to gain access authority.
8). select \Set Devlce\Enroll Devlce\Burgiar Sensor\Enter Zone No.
c), activate the Pin to transmit RF ID by placing a magnet cioselyto the reed sensor of the PIR, reler to rigs.
o). it necessary, you can change its various attributes under \Set Devlce\Change Device Setting\Burglar Sensor Change, to fulfill
different requirements.
Remarks: For 15-30 Initial Installation, It’s recommended to use supplied computer software HyperSecurelln/r since the
programming is easier and quicken Please re/er to the "Enroll Der/Ice procedure" In HyperSesuretink User Guide.
3. After the FIR power on, walt one minute lorthe sensors’ warm-up.
4. Before mounting the FIR, please refer to Fig 3, 4 86 to choose proper location and height for the FIR. The Pitt should be mounted
to detect malorlty of traffic flow across the detection pattern.
5. Keep the FIR 1.9 m above the floor (refer to WALK rcsr paragraph below and adjust It If necessary), fix the supplied magnet tor
tamper detection, and then mount the base with lour screws at the selected location, finally restore the top coverthe FIR. Make
sure the distance between the PIR and the Base Unit Is wlthln RF transmission range or use a repeater to extend the distance when
necessary.
important notice: It’s strongly recommended to mount the FIR-OD] at the place where the sunlight doesn‘t shine It
directly. Otherwise, the detection angle would become narrower. Additionally the lens would degrade by sunlight
and need to replace after 6 or 12 months, depending on sunlight strength and exposed time.
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ABOUT SETTINGS DN PCB
There are two DIP switches and a jumper JP1 on the PC board, each switch has 3 positions. Refer to Fig. 7, Setting description as Iollows,
SW1r
Position 1 [DSF, Direct Sun Filter)
ON: If the PIR would be shined by sunlight directly, this position should he set to ON to reduce the sunlight interference. Please
note the Pin detection angle would became narrower, about 60 degrees, refer to Fig 9, prosslbie, avoid the location where
can be shined by direct sunlight because the FIR reliabillty would decrease.
orr: itthe Pin would not be shined by sunlight directly, this position should be set to err to get wider detection angle, about 100
degrees.
Position 2 (Alarm LED)
ON: LED would light on when motion is detected and RF transmits.
OFF: LED would keep off when motion is detected and RF transmits. This can prevent the FIR being easily discovered by the
intruder. However the LED ls enabled automatically when it works in TEST mode.
Position 3: Unused
SW2
Position 1 (Mode)
0N: Only in Walk Test Mode It should be set to UN to check LED response lot the two sensors separately.
OFF: It must be set to OFF In NORMAL Mode.
Position 2 (PC, Pulse Count)
0N1P|Rtriggers alarm only afterS pulses are detected within about 10 seconds. The detection sensitivity is lower but the reliability
becomes higher.
orr: PIR triggers alarm when 1 pulse ls detected, this has higher sensitivity.
Position 3 (Sens, Sensitivity)
0N: Lowerdetectlon sensitivity with higher reliability This is used in harsh environment.
OFF: Higher detection sensitivity with lower reliability. This is recommended when the detection range is over 5 m.
JUMPERJPI,
It must he placed at "OFF" position in Normal Mode; and at ”ON" position only in Walk Test mode.
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WALK TESI’
It is essential to perform Walk Test to verify the optimum detection coverage of the FIR. Steps as follows,
1. Reler to Fig. 8 for the reed switch location on PIR PC board and place a magnet (you can use the one supplied with Door Sensor)
closely to the reed switch, until the LED turns 0N—)0FF-)ON, this takes about 3 or 4 seconds, and then remove the magnet. Afterward
the PIR would enter ”TEST” mode for 3 minutes.
1. Walk into the detection area at normal speed and observe the Alarm LED (Red) indicator. The LED stays 0N normally, and turns OFF
when the FIR detects motion.
3. it necessary you can check the detection status ol the two sensors by setting jumperJPl at ”ON" position and SW: position 1 to ON,
refer to Fig 7a Under this condition, the LED1 for sensor 1 and the LEDZ for sensor 2 would react independently, and then you can adjust
the mounting height to fulfill your detection coverage If needed. Note that only when the two sensors detect motion simultaneously,
the FIR triggers alarm. .
4. Test mode can be terminated before the 3-mlnute timeout by placing the magnet closely to the reed switch of the FIR again, and the
Alarm LED would turn OFF. The PIR restores to NORMAL mode afterward. In NORMAL mode, the FIR activates the RF transmission when
it initially detects movement, and then disables the RF transmission until It has not detected any motion for 3 minutes, In other words,
if the FIR ls installed in a heavy traffic area, it won't transmit RF signal continuously until the area has been evacuated for 3 minutes. The
purpose ol this feature is to reduce power consumption and prolong battery life,
RADIO LINK TEST
it's a must to make sure the RF communication with Is-ao base unit is OK arterinstallation. iieter to Fig. 8 and place a magnet closely to
the FIR reed switch to activate RF transmission, check irthe base unit can receive the radio signal. Also check the RSSI on the LCD oithe
base unit to assure nr link is secure. You can use a repeater to extend radio range when needed.
PULSE COUNT SELECTION }
The PiR-DDI is equipped with a selectable pulse counter to adapt dillerent environment. it can be seiected by placing the lumper on the
desired setting. Reler to the swz ol Fig. 7 and above paragraph "ABOUT SETTING ON PCB". .
1 pulse: This setting has higher sensitivity at detection. This should be selected when the detection range is longer (over 5 ml
Joulses: Alarm ls activated only if 3 pulses are detected within approximatelym seconds. This setting provides the higher protection
against false alarms caused by environmental disturbances.
LED ON/OFF SELECTION i
To prevent the FIR from being discovered easily by the intruder, LED can be disabled by putting SW1 position 2 at OFF position, see Fig. 7.
However the LED would be enabled automatically when the PIR is in "TEST” mode.
DETECi’ION PATTERN
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SPECIFICATIONS
Detector Type: dual element
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Pet Immunity p to 20kg, 60cm high , _ Shh. v"...
RFI immunity: Max~ coy/m (10~1ooooMHz) 2.5m. m. um tum :snm rim Iiln inm
Detectahle Speed: 0.3~3m/sec.
Power: two AA alkaline batteries Fig. 9
Current: 40uA @ standby, 15mA @ activation
Estimated Battery tile: 2~a years (@ actuated 40 times/day)
Pulse Count: 1 or 3 pulses selectable
Recommended Mounting Height: about 1.9 m tram the lloor.
Working Temperature: azo“c~5o“c
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WARRANTY
The Manufacturer warrants its products (hereinafter referred to as the Product) to
be in conformance with its own plans and specifications and to be free of defects
in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of twelve
months from the date of shipment by the Manufacturer. The Manufacturer’s
obligations shall be limited within the warranty period. At its option, to repair or
replace the Product or and part thereof. To exercise the warranty the Product must
be returned to the Manufacturer freight prepaid and insured.
This warranty does not apply in the following cases: improper installation, misuse,
failure to follow installation and operating instructions, alteration, abuse, accident
or tampering, and repair by anyone other than the manufacturer.
This warranty is exclusive and expressly in lieu of all other warranties, obligations
or liabilities, whether written, oral, express or implied, including any warranty of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise. In no case shall
the Manufacturer be liable to anyone for any consequential of incidental damages
for breach of this warranty or any other warranties whatsoever, as aforesaid.
This warranty shall apply to the Product only. All Products, accessories or
attachments of others used in conjunction with the Products, including batteries,
shall be covered solely by their own warranty, if any. The Manufacturer shall not
be liable for any damage or loss whatsoever, whether directly, indirectly,
incidentally, consequentially or otherwise, caused by the malfunction of the
Product due to Products, accessories, or attachments of others, including batteries,
used in conjunction with the Products.
The Manufacturer shall have no liability for any death, personal and/or bodily
injury and/or damage to property or other loss whether direct, indirect, incidental,
consequential or otherwise, based on a claim that the Product failed to function.
NOTE: The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, this device and
its antenna must not be co-located or operating to conjunction with any other
antenna or transmitter.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause hannful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation,
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