UTC Fire and Security AA2 Field Disturbance Sensor for Security Systems User Manual 8
UTC Fire & Security B.V. Field Disturbance Sensor for Security Systems 8
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_ H SENTROL, INC — Sentrol Ranger Field Disturbance Sensor- Commercial Application Installation Instructions (Preliminary) Application The Sentrol Ranger Presence Sensor is designed for commercial applications where moving objects or people need to be sensed, The unit is operated from a 12V power supply and includes an on—board PIR detector for greater pet immunity and a decrease in false alarms. Mounting Location The sensor must be mounted on a stationary and vibration free object The top of the case should face the direction that is to be monitored for movement. The sensor can "see“ in approximately a 90” field of view, it cannot "see" towards the back of the sensor. Mount the sensor with the 2 screws provided or with double-sided tape. Avoid touching the electronics during the mounting procedure Things to Avoid when Mounting the Ranger Do not place metallic objects within the 1st two feet in front of the sensor or the sensor might be blinded or may see objects in back of the sensor. Do not mount the sensor close to moving or vibrating objects: washing machines. fans, pulleys. etc. Moving or vibrating objects may cause false alarms. Do not mount the sensor close to electrical disturbances: electrical motors. high voltage equipment, etc. Do not mount sensor where it is exposed to water spray or corrosive enVironment. Adjusting the Sensitivity and Testing the Range The Sentrol Ranger Presence Sensor is preset at the factory for optimum sensitivity for each range. Each range can be tested separately with an on-board jumper at JG. For normal operation the jumper at JB is factory set to a 35 ft range. Move jumper location to the pins of the desired range. Revmount the unit and this selected range can now be tested. Simply walk in front of the sensor and note the distance where either an orange or red LED is lit Installation Instructions 1 Wiring Cut a hole through the indicated knockout at the back of the housing to run the panel wiring into the unit. Attach +12Vdc, COM. NO‘ NC and Tamper wires from the panel to the marked terminal blocks. LED Indicators LED Color Indication Red Alarm (Relay changes state) Green PIR Only Detection (no change in relay slate) Orange RangeGated RADAR Only Detection (no change in relay state) SPECIFICATIONS Electrical Supply Voltage EV to 15V Current Draw ZOmA typical Relay Rating 30V, 20mA maxt Sensing Performance Maximum Range 32 - 35 feet Target Velocity 0.3 ftlsec to 5.0 itlsec Min. Target Object Size 0.5 square foot profile of a diffuse metallic reflector at 10 feet Environmental Operating Temp 0° C to 50° C Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing Installation Instructions 2 — SENTROL. iNc _ p I Sentrol Dolphin Presence Sensor - For Industrial Automation Applications Installation Instructions (Preliminary) Application The Sentrol Dolphin Presence Sensor is designed for industrial application: where moving objects or people need to be sensed. The unit Is operated from a 12V power supply. Applications might include electric door openers, video camera control. or any other application whena a non-critical machine needs to be activated or deactivated when motion occur! within I prescribed range of less than 20 feet. Mounting Location The sensor must be mounted on a stationary and vibration tree object. The top of the case should race the direction that is to be monitored for movement The sensor can “see“ in approximately a 180' field or view, it cannot “see" inwards the back oi the sensor. The Sensor will have less sensitivity to the sides than the top and bottom. The sensor may be mounted sideways it it is desired to optimize seniing in a sideways direction. Mount the sensor with the 2 screws provided or with double-aided tape. Avoid touching the ‘ electronics during the mounting procedure. Thing. to Avoid when Mounting the Dolphin Do not place metallic objects within the tel 2 reet in front of the sensor of the sensor might be blinded or may see objects in back of the sensor. Do not mount the sensor close to moving or vibrating objects: washing machines. tans. pulleys, etc. Do not mount the sensor close to electrical disturbances: electrical motors, high voltage equipment, etc. Do not mount sensor where it ie exposed to water spray or corrosive environment Adjusting the Range and Sensitivity With it email slotted screw driver, 1. Adjust the RANGE and SENS potentiometers to the middle or their scale. The sensor should now be able to sense movements or your hand within the range at approximately 10 reel. 2. Now adjust the RANGE potentiometer until it operates to your desired range. 3. Adjust the SENS potentiometer so It easily senses the object you are trying to sense at the maximum range. but not an object which Is 1/2 the size oi the object you are trying to sense. Installation Instructions 1 man; Attach a 12V power supply to the marked terminal blocks. SPECIFICATIONS Electrical Supply Voltage 6V lo 15V Current Draw 10mA typical Alarm Pin Rating 30V peak. ZOmA max. Sonllnn Performance Maximum Range 20 feet mlnlrnum Target Velocity 1 Riser. to 30 film: Target Object Size 0.5 square fool profile of a nietalllc object at 10 feel Environmental Operating Temperelure 0' F to 120‘ F Humidity my. to 9598 non-condenslng FEDERAL COlvflVIUNICATIONS COMMISSION (F.C.C.) STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits ofa Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resideno‘al installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and , if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions. may cause harmful interference to radio communications However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation, if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures: 1. Reorient / Relocate the receiving antenna. 2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit difi‘erent from that to which the receiver is connected. 4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help. CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. installation Instructions 2
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