CAME 001SIRCEWL, Manual

Page: 11 / 20

11 -
119RF86 ver. 1 05/2014
OFF
Anti-masking inactive
Connectors
  
CN3

Sensor module connector
Red: Power
Black: Power supply -
White: Alarm
Yellow: Alarm
CN6

Sensor module connector
Green: Trouble
Blue: Trouble

Sensor module connector
Brown: Tamper
Orange: Tamper
Grey: Tamper
Learning
1. Make sure the TAMPER is enabled:
2. Make sure the control unit is in learning mode.
3. Press and release the tamper three times in less than ten
seconds. Between a pressing/releasing and the next, wait at least
two seconds. During the learning communication the RED and
GREEN LEDs on the radio expansion will flash. At the end of the
learning phase the GREEN LED will turn on for three seconds if
SUCCESSFUL, whereas the RED LED will turn on in case of ERROR.
Anti-maksing feature
If there a masking condition were to happen (that lasts for more
than three minutes) during normal operation, or for more than 20
seconds during the test phase, the TROUBLE output will activate
(with DIP6 set to ON).
The analysis time starts, from the moment the covers of the two
modules are both closed, and it lasts for one minute, during which
the detector analyses the surroundings.
Careful not to leave any objects within a one meter radius of the
sensor in this phase.
Walk test feature
1. Set DIP1 to ON (test);
2. In case of detection the LED turns on for two seconds.
B

;
3. Set DIP1 to OFF (normal).
NOTE. To prevent the battery from quickly running down, disable
the walk test by setting DIP1 to OFF. To use the LED even in normal
operating mode, set DIP4 to ON (not advisable).
Installation precautions
1. Keep the detector parallel to the ground at a height of between
0.8÷1,2 m C

;
2. Consider the detection area and the direction from which any
intruders may come into the area. C

;
3. Install the detector in areas that are possibly free from gene-
rating any false alarms.
Avoid installing in places where the sensor would be exposed
to either direct or reflected sunlight or to very bright light de-
claration D

, or near heat sources declaration D

or near
objects that could move due to air currents declaration D

.
Description of parts
E

Container for power supply and interface module ;

Cover for the container for power supply and interface
module ;

Sponge;

Sensor module support;

Sensor module;

Sensor module cover;

Lenses;

Fixture;

Container's anti-opening tamper for the power supply and
interface module;
Detection area
View from the top
F

Adjustment field: 95° at 5° intervals;
Lateral view
G

Detection length: 5m;

Detection length: 2m.
INSTALLATION
General wiring scheme
H
NOTE. The batteries of the power supply and interface module
also power the sensor.
The TROUBLE connection is used for monitoring the TAMPER and
A

for monitoring the anti-masking.
Mounting
1. Open the cover of the sensor module
I
;
2. Remove the fixture
J

;
3. Keep the upper part of the support
K

and remove the
sensor module
K

.
Make sure the connectors do no slide out of the bottom of the
support after removing the sensor module.
4. Open the container of the power supply and interface module
L

. Do not remove the anti-opening tamper of the power
supply and interface module container
L

.
5. Select the mounting mode
M
:
- Modules overlapped horizontally (this mounting method is
the only one that allows use of the anti-removal tamper which
is to be installed at the bottom of the power module supply and