Lupus Electronics XT 1 Plus, User Manual

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Attention:
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Do not install the PIR network camera within the detection range of another
detector (e.g. motion detector with light in front of the entrance door).
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Do not expose the PIR network camera to direct sunlight.
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The PIR motion detector registers movements in the temperature field. Thus, it can
also be triggered by the movements of air currents. Make sure not to install the
PIR motion detector in areas where air currents with different temperatures may
cause movements (e.g. above radiators / stoves / furnaces, heated floors, air
conditioning, staircases, or behind windows).
Test mode:
Press the learn button for approx. 5 seconds to set the PIR network camera to test mode
for three minutes. During this time, the LED lights up upon every detected motion. Use
this function for optimal alignment.
Warm-up phase:
The PIR network camera is set to a one-minute warm-up phase every time the alarm
panel is armed or set to home mode. During that phase, the PIR network camera cannot
detect any motions. Do not trigger any motions, as otherwise the warm-up phase extends
by another minute.
Standby mode ON/OFF jumper (JP2):
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Jumper is set / activated (delivery status) – standby mode is off
If the camera detects further movements after a motion detection alarm, it will
trigger another alarm and take a new picture at intervals of approx. 20 seconds.
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Jumper is not set / deactivated – standby mode is on
After each motion detection, the camera goes into a “sleep” mode to save energy.
If another motion is detected during this time, the “Sleep mode timer” extends by
another minute.
Sensitivity Jumper (JP3)
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Jumper set/active
The PIR network camera is set to high sensitivity and detects more movements.
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Jumper is not set/deactivated (default)
The sensitivity is set to normal.
Please note:
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The horizontal view angle of the PIR network camera is 90°. The image has an
angle of vision is 102°.
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In case of an alarm, three pictures are taken and saved in the alarm panel
(“Smarthome”
 “Capture”).
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In the sensor edit menu (“Sensors”  “List”  ) you can adjust the resolution
of the PIR network camera V3 and the amount of images taken. You can
choose between 320 x 240 and 640 x 680 pixels, as well as, between x3 and
x6 images.