MDT SCN-BWM55.02, Technical Manual

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Technical Manual
Motion Detector/Automatic Switch 55/63
Series .02
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The following table shows the possible settings:
ETS-Text Dynamic range
[Default value]
Comment
Active sensors
•
--
•
1-
•
-2
•
12
Setting, which sensors are active for this
channel.
Information about sensor
assignment
Position of sensors If the mark is set by clicking on the
checkbox, a sketch appears with
information about the positions of the
sensors S1 and S2.
Trigger sensitivity
“Day”/”Night”
1 – 6
[3 (Day), 2 (Night)]
Setting the sensitivity for triggering the
alarm in standby mode (no movement
detected).
Presence sensitivity 1 – 8
[6]
Setting the sensitivity after a first
movement has been detected.
Interference/motion filter
•
not active, no filtering
•
active, filter
interferences/short
motions
Activation of a motion filter on standby
(= output is switched off).
Length of monitoring
time slot
1 – 5 s
[2 s]
Only if "Interference/ motion filter" is
set to "active, filter interferences/
short motions".
Setting the number and length of
monitoring time slots for detecting the
channel.
Number of
monitoring time slots 2 – 5
[3]
Follow-up time Day/Night
1 s – 4 h
[3 min]
Setting the follow-up time for Day or
Night operation.
Lock or enable object
•
lock object
•
enable object
Setting whether a lock or enable object
is to be used.
Fallback of forced
guidance/lock
(General settings)
•
active
•
not active
Only available with lock object.
Setting whether the channel should
react to "Fallback forced guidance/lock"
in the menu “General settings”.
Output objects for
Day/Night
•
one common object
•
separate objects
Setting whether to send via one object
or separate objects for Day and Night
Output object sends at
•
Only ON
•
ON and OFF
Output filter for the first output object.
Output object sends
cyclically every…
not active
10 s – 60 min
Activation of cyclic sending for the first
output object.
Table 19: Settings – Detection channel (Alarm)