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3.4.2 Calibration types

The available calibration types and when they are
performed are presented as follows.

Type

Performing conditions

Standard
automatic

Always

Automatic
by area

If following standard automatic
calibration areas are detected within
the monitored area with
inhomogeneous sensitivities. For
examples of inhomogeneous
environments, see "Examples of
inhomogeneous environments"
below

Manual

If it is not possible to perform
automatic calibration, for example in
areas in front of the sensor:

l

less than 6 m (20 ft)

l

with stairs

l

with ramps or sloping ground

3.4.3 Examples of inhomogeneous
environments

Some examples of inhomogeneous environments
that could cause inhomogeneous sensitivities
with standard automatic calibration are presented
as follows.

For barrier application:

l

wall to protect with "holes" (e.g. wall only at
the start or at the end, central area missing)

l

floor not always parallel to the sensor
direction

For volumetric application:

l

monitored area with medium/large size
metallic object

l

floor not always parallel to the sensor
direction

3.4.4 Perform standard automatic
calibration

main menu >

Calibration

NOTICE

: for complete and efficient calibration, set

the alarm area to at least 5-6 m (16.5-19.7 m) and
walk slowly up to the limit of the alarm zone.

1. Select

Start calibration

.

2.

Follow the instructions provided by the web

interface.

Note

: for an illustrative explanation of the main

direction of the sensor, see "Examples of main
direction" on page 28
.

3. On the main menu, select

Configuration

and

check that a motion generates an alarm in the
entire monitored area (see "Check the
calibration" below
).

3.4.5 Perform automatic
calibration by areas

main menu >

Calibration

NOTICE

: for complete and efficient calibration, set

the alarm area to at least 5-6 m (16.5-19.7 m) and
walk slowly up to the limit of the alarm zone.

1. Select

Start calibration

.

2. Select

Areas calibration

.

3.

Follow the instructions provided by the web

interface.

Note

: for an illustrative explanation of the main

direction of the sensor, see "Examples of main
direction" on page 28
.

4. On the main menu, select

Configuration

and

check that a motion generates an alarm in the
entire monitored area (see "Check the
calibration" below
).

3.4.6 Perform manual calibration

1. On the main menu select

Configuration

.

2. Set the maximum tolerance value.
3. On the main menu, select

Configuration

and

select

MANUAL CALIBRATION

.

4. Set a high calibration value (recommended

value: 3500) and select

Save & Proceed

.

5. On the main menu, select

Configuration

and

check that a motion generates an alarm in the
entire monitored area (see "Check the
calibration" below
).

6. To avoid excessively sensitizing the sensor,

set and check the calibration value until
identifying the highest value that ensures
correct detection. Save the value.

3.4.7 Check the calibration

At the end of the calibration check that:

l

the sensor has the same detection
sensitivity level in the entire monitored area

l

the sensor has the correct sensitivity level to
detect all and only those motions that must
be detected

3.  Installation and use

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Summary of Contents for Tsec MSK-101-POE

Page 1: ...s entirety You will find useful information to take full advantage of the product s potential use it safely and obtain the best results MSK 101 POE Advanced configuration manual v1 1 EN Intelligent mo...

Page 2: ...ginal format totally or partially l Transferring the document on websites or other electronic systems l Copying contents without any modification and stating Inxpect SpA as copyright owner Inxpect SpA...

Page 3: ...3 5 Set the tolerance level for animals 22 3 6 Manage semi static objects 23 3 7 Other operations 23 4 Maintenance and diagnostics 25 4 1 Diagnostics and troubleshooting 25 4 2 Event log 26 4 3 Update...

Page 4: ...AUG 2019 msk 101 poe_advanced config_en_wo v1 0 First publication Provided documentation Document Code Date Distribution format Advanced configuration manual this manual msk 101 poe_advanced config_en...

Page 5: ...r and outdoor installations 1 1 2 Special features The sensor calculates the distance and estimates dimensions of the moving object in real time permitting advanced configuration possibilities in resp...

Page 6: ...s possible to read and write the configuration of the sensor and see the status Access to most of the operations is password protected 1 2 2 Available information The sensor provides the following inf...

Page 7: ...1 Applications 2 1 1 Types of applications The sensor is suitable for indoor and outdoor installations and can be mounted on the wall or ceiling According to the direction the sensor can be l a volum...

Page 8: ...1 DEC 2019 msk 101 poe_advanced config_en_wo v1 1 2019 Inxpect SpA Outdoor installation 2 1 3 Examples of barrier sensor installation Indoor wall installation Indoor ceiling installation Indoor hallwa...

Page 9: ...MSK 101 BM bracket according to the installation method allows directing the sensor to the left or the right Sensor directed towards the left Sensor directed towards the right 2 3 Field of vision 2 3...

Page 10: ...to be monitored from 0 5 and 3 m from 1 6 to 10 ft For example it can be installed at 2 m from the floor or 0 5 m from the jamb of the window frame When installing the sensor consider the risk of a bl...

Page 11: ...area triggers an alarm motion in the pre alarm area triggers a pre alarm Note not all motions occurring in the pre alarm or alarm area are signaled It depends on the level of tolerance set for animal...

Page 12: ...rizontal 15 Vertical 30 Note see Examples of the field of vision with horizontal sensor direction volumetric on page 10 and Examples of the field of vision with vertical sensor direction barrier on th...

Page 13: ...interference between the sensors present in the same area assign a different channel to each one Up to three channels are available channel A B C An example of an installation with nine sensors and r...

Page 14: ...ge 7 2 Define the installation position considering possible interferences see Interferences on page 11 3 Define the height of installation for the sensor to obtain the desired field of vision see Fie...

Page 15: ...lready has a terminal see Procedure with cable already with terminal on the next page 5 Terminate the cable using an RJ45 connector 6 Insert the RJ45 connector into the Ethernet port through the hole...

Page 16: ...and the cable protector using your hands pulling it right and left to enlarge the hole 2 Insert the cable in the cable protector by pressing firmly 3 2 3 Assemble the sensor with the MSK 101 BM bracke...

Page 17: ...plate passing the Ethernet cable into the bracket 3 Unscrew the fastening screws on the pre assembled plate of the bracket 4 Turn the plate 180 5 Tighten the screws 6 Pass the cable into the sensor ca...

Page 18: ...the first start up procedure appears 5 If required set a new password Note the password must contain at least 8 characters of which at least one number one capital letter and one special character 6 C...

Page 19: ...etwork settings 1 Access to the web interface on the previous page 2 On the main menu select Network settings Alarm and pre alarm thresholds 1 Access to the web interface on the previous page 2 On the...

Page 20: ...d With the standard level tampering is signaled only if detected simultaneously with the presence of motions in proximity of the sensor Note with the tampering signal level set to Disabled the sensor...

Page 21: ...the main menu select Configuration and check that a motion generates an alarm in the entire monitored area see Check the calibration below 3 4 5 Perform automatic calibration by areas main menu Calibr...

Page 22: ...r direction volumetric on page 10 and Examples of the field of vision with vertical sensor direction barrier on page 11 Furthermore if the objects to be discerned have similar dimensions the capabilit...

Page 23: ...utomatic aggressive Automatic detection of the position of the semi static objects for a maximum security level Maximum security area distance Automatic standard Automatic detection of the position of...

Page 24: ...he tampering signal reset on page 20 l reset factory default settings 3 7 2 Operations on web interface On the main menu Sensor settings it is possible to l set the measurement system Imperial or Metr...

Page 25: ...nnected to the network where the sensor is located 3 Open a web browser Note to check the compatibility of the browser with the web interface visit the www inxpect com security tools website 4 Insert...

Page 26: ...the monitored area Adjust the pet tolerance level web interface main menu Configuration Note if the problem persists contact technical assistance see Service and warranty on page 29 4 2 Event log 4 2...

Page 27: ...tion conditions Configurable in 30 cm 1 ft increments Field of vision Sensor horizontal plane 90 Sensor vertical plane 30 Height 0 5 3 m 1 6 10 ft Detection speed 0 05 ms 2 in s Power supply Power ove...

Page 28: ...out disposal contact the relevant public authorities waste disposal services or the representative from whom you purchased the product 5 4 Conformity and restrictions 5 4 1 Declaration of conformity a...

Page 29: ...artition nationale des fr quences ne permet pas l utilisation libre de la totalit de la bande 24 24 25 GHz D finissez correctement le pays dans l application Inxpect Security et la bande autoris e ser...

Page 30: ...9 Inxpect SpA 5 6 Useful conventions for requesting assistance 5 6 1 Conventions Some useful conventions to communicate with Inxpect SpA technical assistance are provided below 5 6 2 Type of applicati...

Page 31: ...5 7 Back plate dimensions 5 Appendix MSK 101 POE Advanced configuration manual v1 1 DEC 2019 msk 101 poe_advanced config_en_wo v1 1 2019 Inxpect SpA 31...

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