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10 m

UPPER IR HEAD

LOWER IR HEAD

Distance (in meters)

between IR beams

10 m

CORRECT POSITION OF THE
BEAMS, HEADS WITH 11°
OFFSET

11°

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Summary of Contents for DIRFE

Page 1: ...tical concerning functionality and optical settings They differ from each other just for the alarm transmission mode DIRRVE RADIO version DIRFE WIRED version INDEX 1 TECHNICAL 2 2 PRECAUTIONS 3 3 POWER ON THE SENSOR 3 4 BATTERY ONLY DIRRVE 4 4 1 LOW BATTERY 4 4 2 BATTERY REPLACEMENT 4 5 CORRECT USE OF THE SENSOR 5 6 HEADS ORIENTATION 9 7 AND DIREZIONALE 10 8 LIMIT THE DETECTION APERTURE PARTIAL LE...

Page 2: ...opening Low Battery Supervision OUTPUTS Alarm OptoMOS NC 40 VDC 100 mA MAX Tamper NC cover and anti removal opening SIGNALLING can be disabled 2 LED for infrared heads detection 1 LED for alarm transmission 1 acoustic BUZZER WALK TEST Selectable from dip switch LED and Buzzer displaying MOUNTING HEIGHT 100 220 cm TEMPERATURE RANGE 20 50 C HUMIDITY MAX 95 OUTDOOR PROTECTION IP54 IMPACT RESISTANCE I...

Page 3: ... installed in high crossing frequency area the battery autonomy is dramatically reduced The sensor has a IP54 protection level against dust and water If possible it is recommended to avoid installing the sensor in areas directly exposed to rain or snow Do not spray any high pressure water on the sensor When possible install the sensor in covered areas For IP54 level maintaining it is mandatory to ...

Page 4: ...r model the alert is visualized on display or LED Furthermore if enabled an SMS is sent to telephone numbers stored It blinks 9 times the transmission LED must be enabled by closing the jumper JP7 the LED blinks after each alarm or supervision transmission Note the low battery alerts will continue until the battery is replaced 4 2 BATTERY REPLACEMENT When the battery must be replaced Disconnect th...

Page 5: ...5 5 CORRECT USE OF THE SENSOR A B C ...

Page 6: ...6 D E F 10 m UPPER IR HEAD LOWER IR HEAD Distance in meters between IR beams 10 m CORRECT POSITION OF THE BEAMS HEADS WITH 11 OFFSET 11 ...

Page 7: ...ted so to end towards ground or against a wall Each detection head is equipped with a Fresnel lens that builds 5 double sectors beams horizontally oriented with a 100 radial aperture Fig 1 Fig 1 Infrared heads beams placement Place the detector considering to cover an area of maximum 12 m depth and an angular opening of 100 220 cm 100 cm 130 cm 10 m 60 cm 10 m ...

Page 8: ...and no alarm outside the protected area Once finished the orienting operation close tightly joints screws Detector cover gives a decreasing of about 30 of beams length Maximum range declared already considers cover decreasing During adjustment perform each test with the cover on the sensor Infrared detector is sensitive to the amount of heat produced by a moving body The maximum range of the senso...

Page 9: ...beams The alarm is not generated if only one of the two beams detects example animals Small alterations in the heads position correspond to big alterations at 12 m distance of the beams detection areas a 1 lateral rotation of the head corresponds to a 20 cm shift of the beams at a distance of 12 m It is therefore recommended to execute a meticulous adjustment and several tests in order to obtain t...

Page 10: ... just move inside the upper head area without move towards the inner zone Fig 4 Directional AND the man generates alarm the dog doesn t It is also possible to orient the IR heads on opposite sides to obtain a directional detection Normal AND Directional AND The sensor generates alarm only when an intruder moves from one area to the other no matter in which direction A movement inside of one single...

Page 11: ...tect only the beams oriented towards stable zones of the areas to be protected 8 1 LENS COVER The two plastic lens covers applied over the IR heads obtain a CURTAIN EFFECT With this lens cover the detection opening beam of the lens is reduced to 20 keeping the same detection range The lens cover needs to be inserted on the detection head as indicated in the following figures paying attention that ...

Page 12: ...ction AND of both upper and lower IR heads pulse count 1 To increase the immunity to false alarms in harsh environment it is possible to set the pulse count to 2 DIP5 ON in this way the sensor will give alarm at the second intrusion detection each detection is the AND of both upper and lower IR heads ...

Page 13: ...ER adjustment screw in the dowel B leaving out its head for about 9 10 mm from the wall surface Overlap the visor and the sensor adjust the TAMPER screw so that fixing the sensor the switch is pressed without breaking the circuit A A A B A A B A A A A B TAMPER adjustment TAMPER adjustment screw B TAMPER protection headset Visor Sensor About 9 10 mm ...

Page 14: ...ase has some holes for the cables passage break one or more as you need on the visor D and on the sensor base C The bigger hole is done for the breaking cable insertion Insert the grommet cable gland as show in the picture DO NOT CUT the grommet cable gland membrane Break the holes for the cables passage DIRFE Visor C D Grommet cable gland ...

Page 15: ...he wall E points matching with A holes by the three appropriate screws adding the BLACK o ring on each and place the RED o ring in the appropriate position Insert the cover over the sensor base starting from the top hook the two joints Fix the cover F with the appropriate screw inserting the BLACK o ring Cable path E E E Place here the RED o ring x 1 F x 3 ...

Page 16: ... test only with DIP4 ON Buzzer ON Buzzer OFF JP7 Alarm transmission LED LED ON LED OFF HEADS RANGE TRIMMER R25 Upper head Trimmer to adjust the detection depth of the upper head Turn clockwise to increase the detection range R26 Lower head Trimmer to adjust the detection depth of the lower head Turn clockwise to increase the detection range ...

Page 17: ...n led of the single heads the alarm led and the buzzer if JP4 is closed useful during the detection area testing phase DIP5 Pulse count OFF 1 pulse alarm at the first AND detection of the upper and lower heads ON 2 pulses alarm at the second AND detection of the upper and lower heads DIP6 DIRRVE continuous alarm DIRFE NOT USED OFF Alarm with quite time The alarm is generated only if occurs a time ...

Page 18: ...supervision is enabled the sensor sends regularly the in life code The control panel and or the receiver if enabled verify continuously this presence of the sensor in case the in life code is not received they activate all the missed supervision alerts The supervision code is sent by sensor after about 1 hour from last transmission The alarm transmission is also a in life code ENABLE THE SUPERVISI...

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