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There are 16 zones of PIR detection on all angles except angle A and G, which only 

have 14 zones of PIR detection. The red beams represent the PIR detection zone. The 

blue line represents the microwave detection area. 

 

Angle A 

 

 

 

 

 

   Angle B 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Angle C 

 

 

 

  Angle D 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Angle E 

 

 

 

 

 

  Angle F 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Angle G 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Optex Xwave

Page 1: ...nd trusted Optex Detectors This guide provides basic steps to configure the IDS Optex Xwave Wireless Detectors The guide will cover installing your detector correctly and what situation each detector...

Page 2: ...e sensor The IDS indoor wireless transmitter shares the sensors internal battery The IDS transmitters are designed to operate at 3VDC the IDS transmitters use 8mA current when sending a transmission a...

Page 3: ...learn an IDS Optex Xwave wireless detector to the X Series panel you must program it into Location 260 Sub location 1 You must then select the zone number or scroll to the desired zone number Each wir...

Page 4: ...e set to send a check in signal every 90 minutes or 12 hours This means that if the system is set to a supervision time of 3 hours and each device is set to 90 minutes the device will send two check i...

Page 5: ...contact has a built in wireless transmitter 3 1 Hardware Tamper Switch Supervision Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Battery Holder LED Jumper On Enables the LED Off Disables...

Page 6: ...es Close the door and mount the magnet onto the door next to the reed switch Make sure that the magnet does not interfere with the wireless door contact when opening and closing the door Make sure tha...

Page 7: ...ision Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Battery Holder 1 x CR123A Battery LED Jumper On Enables the LED Off Disables the LED Walk Test Jumper On Enables Walk Test LED is enab...

Page 8: ...or is in Normal Operation it will only send an alarm after a wait period of 120 seconds from the last alarm condition LEDs Warm up Red LED blinks for approximately 60 seconds Alarm Red LED turns on fo...

Page 9: ...for testing Choose the Pulse Count you require by using the Pulse Count jumper seen in the Hardware section Do a thorough Walk Test Walk in the areas that require detection and make sure the LED turns...

Page 10: ...the 862 01 WFX 360 1B detector is in Normal Operation it will only send an alarm after a wait period of 120 seconds from the last alarm condition Tamper Switch Supervision Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off...

Page 11: ...turns on for 2 seconds 5 2 Detection Area The 862 01 WFX 360 1B has a detection range of up to 12 metres at a 360 angle depending on the installation height Top view of detection area Side view of det...

Page 12: ...for testing Choose the Pulse Count you require by using the Pulse Count jumper seen in the Hardware section Do a thorough Walk Test Walk in the areas that require detection and make sure the LED turn...

Page 13: ...a very versatile indoor PIR detector that allows for Wide Angle or Long Range detection with the benefit of a pet alley feature 6 1 Hardware Lens Cover Battery Holder 2 x AA Batteries Safety Tab Break...

Page 14: ...p or down to line up with either the Pet Alley or Normal indicators according to the desired detection pattern PIR Lens Tamper Switch Walk Test Jumper On Enables Walk Test LED is enabled Pulse Count s...

Page 15: ...r Long Range detection remove the lens from the detector and change its orientation There are markings to indicate which detection type you have chosen For Wide Angle a W will point downwards and an L...

Page 16: ...m Normal Mode 4 5m 7m 9m 11m 11m 11m 11m Pet Alley Mode 11m 11m 9m NA NA NA NA Long Range Top View Long Range detection will detect up 17m at a narrow angle Long Range Side View Wide Angle Pet Alley M...

Page 17: ...for Normal Mode or Pet Alley Mode as desired Make sure the Walk Test jumper is ON to allow for testing Choose the Pulse Count you require by using the Pulse Count jumper seen in the Hardware section D...

Page 18: ...7 862 01 CX 702RSC The 862 01 CX 702RSC is an indoor PIR detector with the ability to do either wide angle or long range detection 7 1 Hardware Lens Cover Battery Holder 2 x AA Batteries...

Page 19: ...the last alarm condition PIR Lens Tamper Switch Walk Test Jumper On Enables Walk Test LED is enabled Pulse Count set to 1 Off Normal Operation Pulse Count Jumper On Sets Pulse Count to 2 Off Sets Pul...

Page 20: ...etection range To select either Wide Angle or Long Range detection remove the lens holder from the detector and change the orientation of the lens There are markings to indicate which detection type y...

Page 21: ...er position A B or C See the table below for the detection distance for each position 12m 15m 18m 21m 1 8m B A A A 2 4m C C C C 3 6m C C C C Wide Angle Side View Long Range Top View Long Range detecti...

Page 22: ...ke sure the Walk Test jumper is ON to allow for testing Choose the Pulse Count you require by using the Pulse Count jumper seen in the Hardware section Do a thorough Walk Test Walk in the areas that r...

Page 23: ...d a microwave sensor with anti masking functionality 8 1 Hardware Dip Switch 1 Walk Test Mode 2 Battery Saving Timer 3 Alarm Trouble Output 4 LED 5 Anti Masking Ram RDAM models only 6 Microwave Immuni...

Page 24: ...t Position Function ON Sets the alarm type to Normally Open N O OFF Sets the alarm type to Normally Closed N C NB This settings must be set to ON or Anti Masking and Tamper conditions will not be sent...

Page 25: ...seconds Masking Detection 862 01 VXI RAM Only Red LED blinks 3 times and then repeats 862 01 VXI RDAM X5 Warm up Red and Yellow LEDs blink for approximately 60 seconds PIR Detection Red LED turns on f...

Page 26: ...to also trigger This allows for the detection length to be adjusted by only changing the angle of the lower PIR and microwave sensitivity for the VX RDAM The red beams represent the top and bottom PI...

Page 27: ...he detection area angle can be adjusted by holding where is says Hold to turn and turning the sensor plate left or right The Area Angle Adjustment indicates what angle you have selected 1m 1m 1m 1m 1m...

Page 28: ...on all angles except angle A and G which only have 14 zones of PIR detection The red beams represent the PIR detection zone The blue line represents the microwave detection area Angle A Angle B Angle...

Page 29: ...el In this situation you have a small tree that will give you false alarms if not masked 1 First you must slide the lens holder and remove it from the cover 3 Decide which zone you need to mask and re...

Page 30: ...test Choose and set the detection length and area angle you require seen in the Detection Area section Mask any trouble areas that may cause false detection seen in the Area Masking section Do a thor...

Page 31: ...Anti Masking protection 9 1 Hardware Dip Switch 1 Walk Test Mode 2 Battery Saving Timer 3 Immunity 4 Trouble Output Type 5 Low Battery Output 6 LED Top PIR Lens Bottom PIR Lens PIR Sensitivity Selecto...

Page 32: ...tion Function ON Immunity logic is activated Use this setting in harsher environments such as moving trees or bushes OFF Normal Sensitivity Dip Switch 4 Trouble Output Position Function ON Sets the ou...

Page 33: ...Warm up Red LED blinks for approximately 90 seconds Anti Masking Start Up Red LED blinks 2 times every 5 seconds Anti Masking Detection Red LED blinks 3 times every 3 seconds Low Battery Red LED blin...

Page 34: ...The detection area is customisable with the use of Area Masking Supervision Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Power Connector Connect the battery holder lead here Detector In...

Page 35: ...ht of 3 0m the detection length is 12m You can shorten the detection length by using masking seals To apply the masking seals remove the lens from the lens cover and apply the seals to the lens Maskin...

Page 36: ...Masking seal 1 2 will give you 5 5m Masking seal 1 2 3 will give you 4m You can also use masking strips to block of certain detection zones Masking strip...

Page 37: ...ds Set the dipswitch settings seen in the Hardware section to your needs Leave dipswitch 1 ON to allow for the walk test Use masking seals and strips to set the detection length and area that you requ...

Page 38: ...10 1 Hardware Dip Switch 1 Walk Test Mode 2 Battery Saving Timer 3 Immunity 4 Trouble Output Type 5 Low Battery Output 6 LED Top PIR Lens Bottom PIR Lens PIR Sensitivity Selector H High M Medium L Lo...

Page 39: ...J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Battery Holder Power Connector Connect the battery holder lead here Detector Inputs Tamper PIR inputs come from the detector Battery Holder Holds 3 x CR 123A ba...

Page 40: ...ngthen battery life Dip Switch 3 Immunity Position Function ON Immunity logic is activated Use this setting in harsher environments such as moving trees or bushes OFF Normal Sensitivity Dip Switch 4 T...

Page 41: ...PIR needs detection LEDs Alarm Red LED turns on for 2 seconds Warm up Red LED blinks for approximately 60 seconds Anti Masking Start Up Red LED blinks 2 times every 5 seconds Anti Masking Detection Re...

Page 42: ...ps are used to mask the long distance detection zones i e shortening the detection distance The Masking Plates are used to mask the short range detection area i e masking the area closest to the detec...

Page 43: ...lap to B Detection length is 10m 4 Put the Top Masking Flap to position C and the Bottom Flap to D Detection length is 6 5m Masking Plates 1 Put the Bottom Masking Plate to position J No detection wit...

Page 44: ...ket until the detector is parallel to the ground The recommended mounting height is 2 5m 3 0m Set the dipswitch settings seen in the Hardware section to your needs Leave dipswitch 1 ON to allow for th...

Page 45: ...ction with a width of 1 metre The FTN detectors can be rotated horizontally 190 The 862 01 FTN RAM detector has an anti masking function to prevent covering of the detector 11 1 Hardware Dip Switch 1...

Page 46: ...Timer works according to their setting NB Once the walk test is complete always set the detector to Normal Mode Using the detector in Test Mode will shorten the battery life Tamper Switch Supervision...

Page 47: ...to Normally Closed N C NB This setting must be set to ON or Anti Masking will not be sent from the Wireless Transmitter Anti Masking is sent as a tamper to the X Series Panel Dip Switch 4 LED Positio...

Page 48: ...ength You can rotate the detector 190 to give you a wall of protection in any direction To rotate the detector remove the fixture shown on the right and turn the detector to the desired horizontal ang...

Page 49: ...dware section to your needs Leave dipswitch 1 ON to allow for the walk test Adjust the lenses in the lens holder to set the detection length and rotate the detector to the angle that you require seen...

Page 50: ...ed centrally on a building It gives up to 24 metres of protection 12 metres on either side of the detector 12 1 Hardware Dip Switch 1 Walk Test Mode 2 Battery Saving Timer 3 LED PIR Sensitivity Select...

Page 51: ...n Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Power Connector Connect the battery holder lead here Detector Inputs Tamper PIR inputs come from the detector Battery Holder Holds 2 x AA...

Page 52: ...detector in Test Mode will shorten the battery life Dip Switch 2 Battery Saving Timer Position Function ON Even if there are continuous alarms the alarm is only generated once in a 5 second time OFF...

Page 53: ...e the lens holder to be removed from the front cover as seen below The detection beams run at 0 from the wall the detector is mounted To adjust the angle of the detection beams from the wall slide the...

Page 54: ...s both upper and lower beams to be broken The upper detection beam stays parallel to the ground to adjust the detection length you must slide the lower lens up or down to the appropriate position Posi...

Page 55: ...witch 1 ON to allow for the walk test Adjust the lenses in the lens holder to set the detection length and angle that you require seen in the Detection Area section Do a thorough Walk Test with the co...

Page 56: ...AX Beams come in pairs a transmitter and a receiver The transmitter sends a beam to the receiver and when that beam is broken then an alarm condition occurs Dip Switch 1 Battery Saving Timer 2 Intermi...

Page 57: ...rm condition Dip Switch 2 Intermittent Output Function Position Function ON Sets the Alarm output to trigger intermittently every 1 minute if a continuous alarm condition occurs OFF The Alarm output t...

Page 58: ...View Finder Horizontal Alignment Dial Vertical Alignment Dial Voltage Monitor Jack Tamper Switch Supervision Jumper J1 On 90 mins J1 Off 12 hrs IDS Wireless Transmitter Power Connector Connect the bat...

Page 59: ...utput to trigger intermittently every 1 minute if a continuous alarm condition occurs OFF The Alarm output triggers only once on an alarm condition Dip Switch 5 Alarm Output Position Function ON Sets...

Page 60: ...he Alarm Indicator LED on the Beam Receiver for a rough alignment Use the Alarm Indicator LED on the Beam Receiver for a rough alignment Alarm Indicator LED No Light Light Received ON Fast Blink Slow...

Page 61: ...ment dial To adjust the vertical angle of the lens turn the vertical alignment dial Connect a multimeter set to DC Voltage to the Voltage Monitor Jack Make fine alignment adjustments until the multime...

Page 62: ...g appliances in the detection area Placing a heater or air conditioner in the detection area can cause false alarms Place the detector where it is most likely that an intruder will walk across the det...

Page 63: ...anges in temperature Place the detector where it is most likely that an intruder will walk across the detection beams and NOT straight towards it This will provide quicker detection at a further dista...

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