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Installation

OTT100H

2-4

LEDs enabling

LED signalling activations can be enabled via the DIP switch 6 (table 3, T):

OFF set - LEDs enabled

ON set - LED disabled

3

INSTALLATION

WARNING

The wall does not have any pronounced depressions or protrusions.

Install the detector on rigid surfaces, free of vibrations.

Avoid to fix the detectors near to heat sources or at direct sunlight.

Avoid electromagnetic energy reflection on wide surfaces such as mirrors, metal

walls, etc.

Avoid to fix the detector in front of fluorescent lamps or in proximity of them.

Connections shielded cable is suggested and one cable per detector is preferred.

Separate the alarm system cables from the mains cables.

The detector can be installed outdoors (according to the Class IV EN 50131-1).

Avoid to direct the detector towards moving objects or, if impossible, please take

care in adjusting the detector in order to avoid false alarms.

Be sure to install the cover with Fresnel lens before the detector testing. Without

cover, the detector doesn't work.

3-1

Placement

Environmental conditions are important elements to be evaluated during the

installation. Bump, bottomland or slops can modify the performances of the

detector.
If into the detection area any medium size animal can walk, it is suggested to

choose carefully the installation height in order to avoid false alarms.
Installation height must be between 1 m and 1.30 m (not tilted ground).

Note

The maximum coverage range, 18m, is reached when the detector is installed at

about 120cm (height).

Do not obscure partially or completely the detector’s field of view.

COVERAGE TESTS

Once the detector has been powered, wait 3-4 minutes before running the

coverage test (the IR sensors need to be stabilised).
In order to obtain a real simulation, free the protected area, preventing more

people from moving inside the same area.
After 30-40 seconds of quiet, try to access the detection area by moving

perpendicularly to the beams, thus avoiding a frontal approach.
Check the operation of the two PIRs with the two green LEDs and the operation of

the microwave with the yellow LED.
Run the operation test, making sure to break the IR beams (table 5 "Top view" e

table 6 "Side view") by moving perpendicularly to them.
Once detection has been achieved, wait for at least 7-8 seconds before trying to

be detected again.

3-2

Mounting

1.

Unscrew the screw for the cover enclosure (table 2, I).

2.

Remove the cover with lens (table 2, D).

3.

Set up for the steel bracket fixing (table 2, B) on the wall, or on a pole (be

sure the pole is stable and ripple free).

POLE FIXING

4.

Position the two “U” (table 2, A) shaped bracket around the pole.

Summary of Contents for OTT100H

Page 1: ...1 Installation and programming manual OTT100H Triple technology detector for outdoor use Installation and programming manual ...

Page 2: ...s that the product must be disposed of correctly at the end of its working life and should never be disposed of together with general household waste The user therefore must take the equipment that has reached the end of its working life to the appropriate civic amenities site designated to the differentiated collection of electrical and electronic waste As an alternative to the autonomous managem...

Page 3: ... Description of the product Triple technology detector for outdoor use Two PIR and one microwave MW programmable sensors MW frequency 24GHz Low consumption infrared sensors double element with UV filter Programmable infrared sensitivity Low PIR beam precision adjustment patented system AND OR selectable function Mechanism for horizontal coverage adjustment UV rays resistant Fresnel lens UV resista...

Page 4: ... levels active IR IP protection degree IP44 Security grade 3 Environmental class IV Working temperature from 25 to 55 C Dimensions 189x81x70 mm Weight with wall fixing bracket 370g Table 2 Mechanical parts description A U shaped bracket B Stainless steel wall fixing bracket C Electronic holder D Cover with Fresnel lens E Lower PIR range adjustment knob F Anti tamper microswitch G Electronics and s...

Page 5: ...arately Table 3 Electronic part description L Terminal board for wire connection M Red LED 1 for general alarm N Yellow LED 2 for MW O Green LED 3 for higher PIR detec tion P Green LED 4 for lower PIR detec tion Q Microwave sensitivity adjustment trimmer R Higher infrared sensor PIR 1 S Lower infrared sensor PIR 2 T DIP switches U Anti masking LED V PIR 2 marked positions Table 4 Terminal board PO...

Page 6: ...3 V Each position corresponds to a distance These distances are reached when the detector is installed at about 120cm height If the object in motion is very large for example a car there is possibility that the detector can detect its presence even if it s farther than 18 m 2 2 Operating principles The detector works on the combined action of two PIRs and a microwave sensors The figures below show...

Page 7: ...e anti masking channel Anti masking sensitivity can be adjusted trough the DIP switch 5 table 3 T OFF low sensitivity ON high sensitivity Follow the procedure below 1 Make the connections to the detector terminal box leaving the DIP switch 5 set to OFF 2 Once powered close the cover and run all the detection tests required 3 Open the cover and set the anti masking sensitivity via the DIP switch 5 ...

Page 8: ...ection area any medium size animal can walk it is suggested to choose carefully the installation height in order to avoid false alarms Installation height must be between 1 m and 1 30 m not tilted ground Note The maximum coverage range 18m is reached when the detector is installed at about 120cm height Do not obscure partially or completely the detector s field of view COVERAGE TESTS Once the dete...

Page 9: ...ions a single sensor adjustment system has been implemented In the tables below are shown the DIP switch configurations table 3 T If the detector is set in triple AND DIP 3 and DIP 4 in OFF position configuration the maximum distance of detection is the one setted through the Adjustment of the PIR2 Table 8 Infrared sensitivity adjustment DIP 1 OFF ON DIP 2 OFF High sensitivity Medium high sensitiv...

Page 10: ...ENTION Do not dispose of the components or any other product material in the environment Seek the assistance of companies authorised to dispose of and recycle waste materials Table 11 Possible solutions Trouble Solution LEDs fail to switch on Check wiring connection Check the presence of current and if the voltage is between 9 5 and 16 V Make sure that DIP switch 6 is set to OFF False alarms The d...

Page 11: ...ICS S R L ovime izjavljuje da je radijska oprema tipa OTT100H u skladu s Direktivom 2014 53 EU Cjeloviti tekst EU izjave o sukladnosti dostupan je na sljedeüoj internetskoj adresi www inim biz HU INIM ELECTRONICS S R L igazolja hogy a OTT100H típusú rádióberendezés megfelel a 2014 53 EU irányelvnek Az EU megfelelĘségi nyilatkozat teljes szövege elérhetĘ a következĘ internetes címen www inim biz LT...

Page 12: ...12 Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity OTT100H Centobuchi via Dei Lavoratori 10 63076 Monteprandone AP Italy Tel 39 0735 705007 _ Fax 39 0735 704912 info inim biz _ www inim biz ...

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