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GAPID SENSOR

POLITEC | INSTALLATION MANUAL - VER.2.3

7. ADJUSTMENT TRIMMER

It is possible to adjust the alarm sensitivity for each selected application

Increasing the sensitivity leads to a greater detection range and a shorter intervention time.It is
advisable to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor to the minimum necessary in order to minimise
unwanted detections.
It is recommended to increase sensitivity when the fence can be climbed quickly.

Greater

sensitivity

Lesser

sensitivity

Fit the sensors evenly between them, keeping the maximum recommended distance, so that the
vibrations that they may receive are the same for each.

Panel 1

Panel 2

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Summary of Contents for GAPID

Page 1: ...PRODUCT GAPID SENSOR GAPID SENSOR Product code GAPID SENSOR ANTI CLIMB TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER SENSOR INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING MANUAL VERSION 2 3 1...

Page 2: ...ion 10 11 Description of the functions 12 11 1 Lightweight mesh panels 11 2 Rigid mesh panels 11 3 Non welded chain link fencing 11 4 Rigid welded mesh fencing 11 5 Anti intrusion walls railings 11 6...

Page 3: ...nate and or detect any type of vibration or movement optimally protecting numerous application surfaces Complete with 6 preset functions and 3 self learning functions cover anti removal tamper IP66 sh...

Page 4: ...he production date The warranty is applied to those purchasing directly from Politec there is no warranty for the end user who in the event of breakdowns or faults must contact the installer or dealer...

Page 5: ...ignal cable 6 Cable lock 7 Protection O Ring 8 Cover 9 Closing screws 5 GAPID SENSOR The box contains the following components and accessories When opening the package check that everything has been i...

Page 6: ...with the package open on a table b Test the functioning of the sensors c Arrange without fixing the sensors in the planned points d Check that each sensor responds from the application e Permanently...

Page 7: ...ls the material will transmit a different sensitivity POLITEC INSTALLATION MANUAL VER 2 3 Position the Gapid in the centre of the panel or the fencing and screw it to the fixing plate positioned on th...

Page 8: ...mper free contact Grey TMP NC tamper free contact Green ALM NC alarm free contact Yellow ALM NC alarm free contact Red V IN Power supply via cable N B Connecting 12Volt with jumper setting for 3 6V ca...

Page 9: ...1 TMP Tamper balance output 2 3 ALM Alarm balance output 4 2 TEST DIP 3 LED INDICATORS 4 BUZZER 5 ANTI OPENING TAMPER 6 FUNCTION SELECTOR 7 SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT TRIMMER 8 JUMPER 13 8V 3 6V N B conne...

Page 10: ...ELECTOR 6 1 STANDARD APPLICATIONS 6 2 SELF LEARNING 6 3 RESET RED LED during the test it turns on simultaneously with the BUZZER when the sensor goes into alarm BLUE LED each time a new mode is set us...

Page 11: ...ter intervention time It is advisable to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor to the minimum necessary in order to minimise unwanted detections It is recommended to increase sensitivity when the fence...

Page 12: ...ne no If vibrations are not propagated very much mount a sensor on each panel Non welded chain link fencing typical mounting near the anchoring post mounting of a sensor on each section for cutting de...

Page 13: ...vity a range of action of about 2 5 m is reached N B the sensitivity may vary according to the type of mesh fencing and the anchoring to the ground 11 3 Non welded chain link fencing With this program...

Page 14: ...ls railings With this programming attempts to break through walls and cut railings are detected With maximum sensitivity a range of action of about 2 5 m is reached N B the sensitivity may vary accord...

Page 15: ...s detected by the system With high sensitivity the signal detected must be identical to that recorded in order for the sensor to perform disqualification whereas with low sensitivity the signal detect...

Page 16: ...nted detections 4 Position the DIP on 1 to exit the calibration phase 12 1 Calibration with self learning functions Use these functions only if you want to acquire particular signals other than the st...

Page 17: ...onds 12 4 Self learning function for spontaneous vibration a Place the DIP in ON b Select function number 9 and wait for confirmation from the BLUE LED and BUZZER c Carry out the disturbance to be rec...

Page 18: ...WER SUPPLY 10 30 Vdc or 3 6V with lithium battery AUTONOMY 3 years with 3 6V 2 7Ah battery CONSUMPTION 0 05 mA at rest 0 8 mA in alarm OUTPUTS Alarm NC Cover removal anti tamper NC Low battery negativ...

Page 19: ...e in your area Warning Some parts of the products may contain polluting or dangerous substances which if dispersed in the environment could result in harmful effects on the environment itself and on h...

Page 20: ...POLITEC INSTALLATION MANUAL VER 2 3 For technical support contact your security systems distributor...

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