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4 SIDES PERIMETER PROTECTION

With bi-directional barriers

4 SIDES PERIMETER PROTECTION

With terminal barriers

3 SIDES PERIMETER PROTECTION

With terminal and bi-directional barriers

WARNING: ENSURE THAT THE barriers ARE INSTALLED IN A STRAIGHT ROW

For a correct positioning of the barriers, refer to the following diagram

(contact the supplier for more information)

TX

RX/TX

RX/TX

RX

YES

TX

RX/TX

RX/TX

RX

NO

TX

RX/RX

TX/TX

RX

YES

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Summary of Contents for TOWER MAGNUS

Page 1: ...TOWER MAGNUS DUAL IR MW TECHNOLOGY BARRIERS Available in terminal and bi directional versions Installation and user manual MADE IN ITALY ...

Page 2: ... programming Page 18 Description of signalling leds 18 Description of jumper settings 19 Fixing the barrier to the base Page 8 Tamper height adjustment inserting the cover and closing the barrier Page 9 Microwave device Pages from 20 to 29 Introduction 20 Features and non detection zones 20 Receiver board RX 21 Description of dip switch and terminal board Transmitter board TX 22 Description of dip...

Page 3: ... reduced size owing to the absence of the cumbersome antenna dish TOWER MAGNUS are also indicated for harsher environments and weather situations low temperatures fog humidity wind gusts thanks to the built in automatic temperature control device and the disqualification system and sturdy aluminium structure WARNINGS Use shielded cables Observe the minimum distances between the Tx and Rx barriers ...

Page 4: ...wall fixing bracket GAR WL Boards optical groups microwave and heating system Terminal version RX or TX Motherboard 1 RX or TX Expansion boards 2 RX or TX Tamper boards 1 RX or TX Optical groups 3 RX or TX Microwave 1 RX or TX Heating resistors 3 Bi directional version Motherboard 1 couple 1 RX 1 TX Expansion boards 2 couples 2 RX 2 TX Tamper boards 1 couple 1 RX 1 TX Optical groups 3 couples 3 RX...

Page 5: ...for wall mounting 200 x 210 mm GARPOW Dual power supply 1 for barrier if required it is installed up GAR LAMP CO or WH Globe light fixture with lamp holder E27 Diameter 32 cm Available colours white WH and cognac CO GAR LUMYA Embedded light fixture white colour with lamp holder Height 25 cm E27 GAR PRCAP Anti climbing pressure cap TW CAMCAP Universal camera support ...

Page 6: ...t could interfere with the beams Verify that the optics of the transmitter and receiver units are not exposed to direct sunlight at dawn and sunset Do not use switching power supplies that might cause electrical disturbances Mounting options barriers may be mounted in two ways with a specific wall mounting bracket code GAR WL with a specific ground mounting base code GAR GR Wall mounting GAR WL br...

Page 7: ... cement base in which to anchor the clamps provided It is necessary to use a corrugated pipe Ø 20 mm for passage of cables FIXING WITH GUSSETS Drill 3 holes of Ø 8 mm in the ground level with the base fixing holes Insert M8 steel gussets not supplied and fix the base 20 cm 20 cm 20 cm FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW 20 cm TOP VIEW Cables insertion hole Ø 32 ...

Page 8: ...nsert the lower cap into the base guide Insert the aluminium bar into the base guide and into the relevant slot in the lower cap Insert the connecting bracket between the lower cap and the aluminum bar Screw 2 M6x20 screws through the bracket and the base and 2 M6x25 screws through the bracket and the bar ...

Page 9: ...djustment Adjust the tamper height using the two jagged edge washers A and B see image Closing the barrier Position the top cover and screw it to the barrier using the supplied screws provided with o ring Inserting the tube Insert the polycarbonate tube from above making it slide down into the slot and inserting it into the lower cap A B ...

Page 10: ...TER PROTECTION With terminal barriers 3 SIDES PERIMETER PROTECTION With terminal and bi directional barriers WARNING ENSURE THAT THE barriers ARE INSTALLED IN A STRAIGHT ROW For a correct positioning of the barriers refer to the following diagram contact the supplier for more information TX RX TX RX TX RX YES TX RX TX RX TX RX NO TX RX RX TX TX RX YES ...

Page 11: ...ers come with crossed beams and the high frequency electromagnetic waves ensure maximum protection WARNING Ensure no interference is caused by the presence of photocells for automatic gates or infrared cameras as these may blind the barriers BARRIERS IR BEAMS AND ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES TRANSMISSION ...

Page 12: ...R BEAMS SELECTOR Barrier with 2 lenses no jumper Barrier with 3 lenses jumper 3 inserted Barrier with 4 lenses jumper 3 and 4 inserted Barrier with 5 lenses jumper 3 4 and 5 inserted HEATING POWER SUPPLY 24 Vac LED1 S LOW LOW SIGNAL LED2 MASK MASKING LED3 DETECT DETECTION LED4 ALM ALARM LED5 HTR HEATING LED6 POWER POWER SUPPLY AUTOMATIC FOG DISABLING ON ACTIVE OFF NOT ACTIVE ON OFF LEDS AND FUNCTI...

Page 13: ...OR THERMAL SENSOR BEAMS SELECTOR Barrier with 2 lenses only jumper 2 inserted Barrier with 3 lenses only jumper 3 inserted Barrier with 4 lenses only jumper 4 inserted Barrier with 5 lenses only jumper 5 inserted HEATING POWER SUPPLY 24 Vac LED2 TEST MODE LED3 HTR HEATING LED4 POWER SUPPLY ON OFF LEDS POWER SUPPLY 12 V 0 V GND TAMPER OUTPUT LED1 CLOCK FLASHING LED 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BEAM ON OFF AL...

Page 14: ...xample of power supply connection with GAR POW unit With a power supply it is possible to feed a pair of barriers RX TX or RX RX or TX TX WARNINGS Always use filtered and stabilized 230 Vac voltage Then check the cabling before connecting the power supply RX MOTHERBOARDS ...

Page 15: ... the transmitters until all the leds are turned off If one or more leds are not turned off go directly to the instrumental alignment procedure described on page 16 NORMAL NOISE TEST LED ALM T P MI TECH RX FEBRX Image 1 WARNINGS Before the instrumental alignment verify the following on the receiver motherboard the blinding led must be switched off the AND and S LOW jumpers must be set to OFF the MA...

Page 16: ...the TEST jumper on the first TX expansion board to ON MULTIMETER Measurement in Vcc Reference value approx 4V Cable supplied red black Led TX Jumper insertion Flat cable NOTES a some multimeters might display a voltage that is up to 50 lower than the real value therefore check the tester is working correctly b the use of some transceivers to communicate during installation could affect the multime...

Page 17: ...t the bottom and repeat from step 3 the alignment of all the remaining TX expansion boards MULTIMETER Cable supplied red black Measurement in Vcc Reference value approx 4V 6 Ensure all the TEST jumpers of the TX motherboard and of the TX expansion boards are set to OFF FINAL TEST Double lens version verify that the barrier triggers an alarm signal when both lenses of each optical group are covered...

Page 18: ...n electromagnetic interference or a wiring problem that may affect the correct functioning of the barrier Led DETECT Irregular transmission signal This led is generally OFF in ordinary operating conditions The led blinks if one or more transmitter signals are not detected by the receivers It lights permanently if all the transmitters signals are not detected by the receivers Verify alignment and p...

Page 19: ...bles the signal LEDS Trimmer SPEED For adjusting the tripping time from 50 ms to 500 ms the delay increases by turning the trimmer clockwise Trimmer MASK For adjusting the sensitivity of the blinding function the sensitivy increases by turning the trimmer clockwise RX motherboard Jumper BEAM Number of beams selector see diagram on page 13 Jumper TEST To use for alignment see page 16 Jumper LEDS In...

Page 20: ...llowing factors size and mass of the intruder who crosses the ZR speed and time of crossing the ZR conformation and soil conditions Features and consumption Detection speed From 0 1 to 10 0 m s Power supply From 12 to 36 Vdc Consumption Module TX 70 mA module RX 110 mA Recovery time after alarm notification 10 s Duration of the report 5 s Operating frequency From 24 000 to 24 250 GHz K band Select...

Page 21: ...LOCK Dip switch description FREQ frequency setting SENS LEVEL signal attenuation level setting SENS TIME signal attenuation duration setting ABS detection mode setting PARAMETER NOT TO CHANGE CNF activation of configuration mode S A activation of the RS485 module for software management LED led activation Terminal board description TAMPER IN tamper input TAMPER OUT tamper output 0 A B RS485 ALARM ...

Page 22: ...ARN 0 ON 1 2 Dip switch description FREQ frequency setting SENS LEVEL attenuation of the 4 dB transmission level ABS not used CNF activation of configuration mode S A activation of the RS485 module for software management LED led activation Terminal board description TAMPER IN tamper input TAMPER OUT tamper output 0 A B RS485 ALARM fault output WARN not used GND 0 V VIN 12 Vdc TERMINAL BLOCK DIP S...

Page 23: ...f the RX module must be the same as that of the TX module If you do not want to change the frequency go directly to point 3 3 Orient the RX module towards the TX module in order to obtain the greater intensity of the green RX led and the greater intensity of the buzzer signal to activate the buzzer act on the BUZZER jumper The turning on of the red led and the lower intensity of the buzzer signal ...

Page 24: ...the led to stop flashing 2 Program the two dip switches following the combinations indicated in the following table 3 Exit the configuration mode by programming the CNF dip switch in OFF mode avoiding interrupting the signal and moving the antenna RX board duration setting of signal attenuation DIP 1 DIP 2 OFF OFF 50 mS ON OFF 150 mS OFF ON 250 mS ON ON 350 mS TX board 4dB transmission level atten...

Page 25: ...ation speed according to the converter model used standard 19200 bps Select the Open Port command wait a few seconds and then the SCAN key After about 16 seconds all the antennas connected to the serial port will be displayed see Figure 1 example of a pair of antennas connected to COM7 MIRS485 module MITECH radar barrier configuration program start Com Ports Baud rate Open Port SCAN Figure 1 The M...

Page 26: ...ress you want to change TX or RX and click once figure 1 Wait for the control window to open figure 2 and enter a value between 0 and 249 and click OK figure 3 In this phase the new value set on the TX Freq and RX Freq cells will be displayed To save the modification click with the mouse on the red cell of the address you are configuring figure 4 TX LEVEL barrier Displays the 4dB attenuation of th...

Page 27: ...arm signal To change this parameter place the mouse on the cell of the address you want to modify and click once figure 1 Wait for the control window to open figure 2 and enter a value between 20 and 350 then click OK figure 3 To save the modification click with the mouse on the red cell of the address you are configuring figure 4 barrier ALARM OFFSET Displays the attenuation level in dB of the al...

Page 28: ...etection mode This parameter cannot be changed Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 READ WRITE REAL TIME barriers READ barrier Reading enabling barrier for changes Instructions click with the mouse on the green box of the address you want to read modify WRITE barrier barrier for writing editing parameters Instructions Once the changes have been made to an address click on the corresponding red box with the ...

Page 29: ...MODULE RS485 TERM IMPORTANT In the first and last modules connected insert the TERM jumper IMPORTANT Using an adapter with 120 Ohm fixed termination measurable value between pins A B insert the TERM jumper in the last connected module Using a terminated adapter selectable set the value of 120 Ohm and insert the TERM jumper in the last connected module Using an adapter without termination insert a ...

Page 30: ...ve the current technical safety standards for electrical installations 2 The TX emission level in compliance with current safety regulations allows the technical staff to work without time limitation 3 For standard installations recommended by the manufacturer with antennas positioned at 80 90 cm from the ground the maximum height of the snowpack or grass must not exceed the limit of 30 cm beyond ...

Page 31: ...n 42 W Operating temperature 25 C 70 C Alignment angle IR optical groups vertical 30 horizontal 180 microwave horizontal 180 Detection system AND OR Anti masking Automatic Tripping time IR adjustable 50 500 ms Alarm and tamper output Contact NC NA Led indicators Power supply anti masking heating low signal alarm detection IR signal Pulsed coded MW speed detection From 0 1 to 10 0 m s MW recovery t...

Page 32: ...on Via Ramazzone 23 43010 Fontevivo PR Italy Phone 39 02 48006383 Fax 39 02 48025620 tech mitech security com www mitech security com MADE IN ITALY TOWER MAGNUS Rev 21 01 2021 MITECH srl reserves the right to change the information in this document without warning ...

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