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ZEBRA-24.60 

 

 
 

 

ZEBRA-24.60

 

User Manual 

9 

October 17, 2019 

The  sensor  ZEBRA-24.60.A  is  powered  from  20  up  to  28  V  DC.  The  current 

consumption is 270 mA at a voltage of 24 V. 

1.2.9 

The  sensor  ZEBRA-24.60.A  has  a  built-in  automatic  heat  stabilizer,  which  is 

activated  when  the  ambient  temperature  drops  below  minus  25  ±  5  ºС  and  ensures 

operation of the sensor at minus 60 ºС. 

1.2.10 

Executive  relay  parameters:  the  highest  switched  current  is  0.1A,  the  maximum 

voltage  is  50  V  and  the  maximum  resistance  is  130  Ohm  in  the  closed  condition 

(together with the lightning guard elements). 

1.2.11 

Tamper button parameters: current up to 0.2 A, voltage up to 80 V. 

1.2.12 

Input  circuits  of  the  sensor  are  immune  to  short-term  electromagnetic  interferences 

(including thunderstorms) with an amplitude up to 900 V. 

1.2.13 

The sensors have the IP55 protection level. 

1.2.14 

The sensors are configurable and controllable via USB-interface using a notebook on 

the Windows platform. 

1.2.15 

The sensors are configurable and controllable via USB-interface using a tablet on the 

Android platform. 

1.2.16 

Remote configurations via RS-485 interface are possible. 

1.2.17 

The  sensors  ZEBRA-24.60.BT  are  configurable  and  controllable  via  Bluetooth 

interface using a tablet on the Android platform. 

1.2.18 

Remote control of operability is possible (see items 3.3.2.1). 

1.2.19 

The sensors have an automatic control of operability. 

1.2.20 

The sensors are capable of being rotated: 

- 

90

 in the horizontal plane on the bracket and 40

 in the vertical plane upwards 

and 15

 in the vertical plane downwards 

- 

360

 relative to the pole. 

1.2.21 

Mean time to failure: minimum 60000 hours. 

1.2.22 

Life time: 8 years. 

1.2.23 

Maximum weight with fastening elements, kg: maximum 1.5 kg. 

 

Summary of Contents for ZEBRA-24.60

Page 1: ...SECURITY SENSOR ZEBRA 24 60 User manual CE Certificate of compliance No PS 19 015 ...

Page 2: ...struction and operation 13 1 5 Measuring instruments tools and accessories 16 1 6 Marking 16 2 INTENDED USE 18 2 1 Use limits 18 2 2 Preparation for use 19 2 3 Installation and configuration 20 3 TECHNICAL SERVICE 47 3 1 General instructions 47 3 2 Safety measures 48 3 3 Technical service procedure 48 4 TROUBLESHOOTING GIUDE 50 5 STORAGE 51 6 TRANSPORTATION 52 7 Utilization 52 ...

Page 3: ...h an OTG adapter as well as via wireless Bluetooth interface optionally The principle of operation is based on the method of linear frequency modulation The super high frequency transmitter radiates electromagnetic oscillations in direction of the protected area The electromagnetic oscillations are reflected from the goal and surrounding objects and reflected back into the super high frequency rec...

Page 4: ... and 165 cm in height or taller crosses the detection zone moving upright or bent at a speed from 0 1 up to 8 m sec with the minimum detection probability 0 98 When a remote control signal is applied to the transceiver By an unauthorized access to controls both if there is power supply or not In the absence of supply voltage 1 1 3 The sensor generates a trouble signal When the power supply voltage...

Page 5: ...e sensor ATTENTION THE COMBINED EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN RAIN FRONT CAN CAUSE NUISANCE ALARMS 1 1 5 Operating conditions The sensors are resistant to environmental conditions and mechanical stress The temperature range for ZEBRA 24 60 and ZEBRA 24 60 BT 40 to 80 С The temperature range for ZEBRA 24 60 A 60 to 80 С The sensors are configurable via Bluetooth interface at 25 to 75 C The relative humi...

Page 6: ...each sub zone Sub zone number Sub zone range 1 0 5 m 2 5 10 m 3 10 15 m 4 15 20 m 5 20 25 m 6 25 30 m 7 30 35 m 8 35 40 m 9 40 45 m 10 45 50 m 11 50 55 m 12 55 60 m Note the distances given in table 1 1 are approximately and can be slightly different depending on the factory adjustment errors sensitivity settings surface effect and reflecting objects in the detection zone ...

Page 7: ... 0 3 m b Height of the grass cover shouldn t exceed 0 2 m c Height of the snow cover shouldn t exceed 0 3 m d On the site avoid tall grass higher than 0 5 m bushes and trees at a distance less than 5 m from the boundary of the detection zone e Don t direct the sensor to surfaces with high reflectivity metal reinforced concrete etc since sensitivity to vibrations and movements against the backgroun...

Page 8: ...f the conditioner may cause nuisance alarms In this case it is recommended to put a shield a metal sheet in front of the conditioner 1 2 2 2 A secured room should meet the following requirements a Don t mount sensors on walls subjected to constant vibrations b Animals small birds vibrating or moving objects vent lights doors air exhausters etc should not be in the secured room 1 2 3 Operation freq...

Page 9: ...ms with an amplitude up to 900 V 1 2 13 The sensors have the IP55 protection level 1 2 14 The sensors are configurable and controllable via USB interface using a notebook on the Windows platform 1 2 15 The sensors are configurable and controllable via USB interface using a tablet on the Android platform 1 2 16 Remote configurations via RS 485 interface are possible 1 2 17 The sensors ZEBRA 24 60 B...

Page 10: ...RA 24 60 A ZEBRA 24 60 BT 1 3 2 Table 1 3 shows the completeness of sets Table 1 3 Delivery set of ZEBRA 60 24 Name Q ty Note 1 2 3 ZEBRA 24 60 Transceiver 1 Mounting kit 1 see table 1 4 Kit of tools and accessories 1 see table 1 5 User manual 1 Passport 1 Package 1 ZEBRA 24 60 A Transceiver 1 Mounting kit 1 see table 1 4 Kit of tools and accessories 1 see table 1 5 User manual 1 Passport 1 Packag...

Page 11: ... 1 1 3 3 Table 1 4 contains information about mounting kits Table 1 4 Mounting kits Name Q ty Note 1 2 3 1 Mounting kit 1 1 Bracket 1 1 2 Bushing 1 1 3 Protective visor 1 1 4 Bolt М6 35 36 019 GOST 7805 70 1 1 5 Washer 6 01 0115 GOST 10450 78 1 1 6 Drivescrew 3 9х19 DIN 7981 galvanized 2 1 7 Conduit adapter for corrugated tube 1 1 8 Corrugated tube РА 601013 F0 1 L 0 75m 1 9 Buckle 70 90 2 ...

Page 12: ...e 1 5 contains information about kit of tools and accessories Table 1 5 Kit of tools and accessories Name Q ty Note 1 Kit of tools and accessories 1 1 Wrench open end spanner 1 S10х10 1 2 Cable USB B M USB A M 1 8 м 1 Note When ordering please note frequency letters ...

Page 13: ...and a signal processing board The basis is covered with radiotransparent housing There are two holes in the bottom of the housing to prevent condensation inside the unit The configuration elements are covered with a lid The sensor is connected using a nine core cable taken out through the cable gland Note The appearance of the cable gland and conduit adapter for the corrugated tube may differ from...

Page 14: ... mode OPERATION the LED is OFF 1 4 3 3 To prevent sabotage there is a tamper button under the lid of the sensor When opening the lid the alarm signal is generated via RS 485 1 4 3 4 The sensor can be configured controlled and indicate its operation in the following ways When using Windows based computers by means of controls in the dialog window of the software Config ZEBRA Sensors When using Andr...

Page 15: ... the detection zone are amplified and processed according to the given algorithm If these changes exceed the threshold value the sensor generates an alarm signal 1 4 4 3 The linear frequency modulation and the division of the detection zone into 12 twelve subzones increase the noise immunity and the time until the arrival of the first false alarm 1 4 5 Operation 1 4 5 1 After the power has been su...

Page 16: ...t of instruments and accessories KIA Tablet on basis of Android USB B USB A M cable from the kit of instruments and accessories KIA and OTG cable not included into the delivery kit Tablet on basis of Android with the Bluetooth interface for modification ZEBRA 24 60 BT Remote computer connected to the sensors via interface RS 485 1 6 Marking 1 6 1 The sensor marking contains Trademark name Sensor n...

Page 17: ...name Name of the trademark Address telephone number fax e mail and website of the supplier Power supply voltage range Application area Application properties functional specifications Picture of the appearance of the sensor Date of packaging Manipulation signs and signs of transportation conditions ...

Page 18: ...y be changed influenced by precipitation small animals electromagnetic interference trees and wings of a gate entering the detection zone with amplitude comparable to the human intrusion 2 1 5 The following factors can affect the input signal extensive buildings or objects fences walls etc near the detection zone uneven terrain snow or vegetation on the area If such factors take place due to refle...

Page 19: ...0 V AC through a power supply unit Before starting works please learn the user manual of the power supply unit 2 2 1 6 Persons who have been specially instructed and have passed a safety test are allowed to install maintain and repair the sensors 2 2 2 Rules for unpacking and inspecting the sensor 2 2 2 1 Before unpacking the sensor carefully inspect the package and ensure its integrity Before ope...

Page 20: ...or the alarm system ATTENTION 1 DON T INSTALL THE SENSORS NEXT TO EACH OTHER IF THEY HAVE THE SAME FREQUENCY LETTER When ordering the sensors with different frequency letters please be guided by the project documentation When more than five sensors are used on the object check their applicability by the trial operation 2 When installing the sensors in ways other than those given in the present man...

Page 21: ...he posts should be made of steel pipe with a diameter of 76 mm and may have a length of 2 m or 2 5 m The post construction should contain a rebar to hold the post in concrete and holes to enter the cable 2 3 2 5 The above ground part of the post should be at least 1100 mm Figure 2 1 shows the post installation ...

Page 22: ...he cable inside the post 4 holes to enter the main cable and the sensor cable 5 holes to enter the main cable 6 concrete gravel 7 rebars to prevent an unauthorized demounting 8 ground Note 1 At size A lay the ground after the installation 2 Dimensions are given in mm Figure 2 1 Post installation ...

Page 23: ... the post pos 1 when mounting outdoor pre install a visor pos 7 from the mounting kit using two 3 9x19 self tapping screws supplied as shown on Figure 2 2 For mounting on a post of a larger diameter use buckles 12 mm wide are not included in to the delivery kit In the absence of snow cover the mounting height should meet the height given on Figure 2 2 ATTENTION THE SENSOR ON THE POLE SHOULD BE DIR...

Page 24: ...ZEBRA 24 60 ZEBRA 24 60 User Manual 24 October 17 2019 2 3 4 2 Mount the sensors on brackets following item 2 3 3 ...

Page 25: ...c 9 Nut М6 1 pc 4 Transceiver unit 1 pc 10 Washer 6 2 pcs 5 Corrugated tube 1 pc 11 Bolt М6х35 1 pc 6 Input for corrugated hose 2 pcs 12 Buckle 2 pcs Note 1 Mounting on the post using a protective visor from the mounting kit Visor pos 7 is to mount by outdoor installation 2 Dimensions are in mm Figure 2 2 Mounting on the post ...

Page 26: ...figures 2 3 2 5 120 mm bracket is recommended if the radiation direction is perpendicularly to the supporting surface or within an angle 90 40 see figures 2 4 2 5 2 3 5 2 At the selected site mark out the area in accordance with figures 2 3 2 4 2 3 5 3 Fix on the wall pos 1 the bracket pos 2 using screws pos 6 2 3 5 4 Insert the bolt pos 11 in the slot of ring pos 8 and fasten the transceiver unit...

Page 27: ...2 bracket 1 pc 8 ring 1 pc 3 transceiver unit 1 pc 9 nut М6 2 pcs 4 angle 1 pc 10 washer 6 4 pcs 5 figured washer 2 pcs 11 bolt М6х14 1 pc 6 screw М6х50 4 pcs Figure 2 3 Mounting on bracket 500 mm 350 mm Note 1 Mounting on the surface without protective visor 2 Dimensions are in mm ...

Page 28: ...G SEE FIGURE 2 3 1 Fence 4 Washer 6 1 pc 2 Bracket 1 pc 5 Nut М6 1 pc 3 Bolt М6 30 1 pc Figure 2 4 Mounting of bracket 120 mm 2 3 5 8 Figure 2 5 shows mounting of the sensor using brackets 500 350 120 mm 2 3 5 9 Rotation angle of the transceiver on the bracket In the horizontal plane 180 In the vertical plane up through angle 17 down through angle 45 ...

Page 29: ...en installing transceivers along the walls and other extended surfaces brackets with minimum overhang of 350 mm should be used because of absorption and reflections from the wall the technical characteristics can be deteriorated 2 The size and material of the fence is not standardized 3 The fence should be rigid ...

Page 30: ...onductor is determined by its colour Colour and purpose of wires shown in table 2 1 ATTENTION IT IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED TO GROUND SENSOR S CIRCUITS DIRECTLY IT IS NECESSARY TO USE A LIGHTNING GUARD UNIT LGU Table 2 1 Purpose of wires Colour of wires Purpose Note White Supply plus Brown Supply minus Yellow Relay contacts NC Pink Purple Tamper circuit TAMPER Black Green Remote control RC Blue RS 485...

Page 31: ...r supply is off Series connection of tamper button contacts with relay contacts In this case alarms will be transmitted to one control panel by the relay actuation or opening the cover of the transceiver unit 2 3 6 3 To activate the Bluetooth interface on ZEBRA 24 60 BT connect the grey wire of the transceiver unit to supply 2 3 6 4 Figure 2 6 shows the connection diagram using the lightning guard...

Page 32: ...is available on the website www security sensor com Install a virtual COM port driver on the notebook 2 3 7 1 1 Installation of the managing software Config Zebra Sensors 2 3 7 1 1 1 Start the file Config Zebra Sensors_install_v2 04 on the computer 2 3 7 1 1 2 After the file has been started it will appear the following window Figure 2 7 To install the program follow the instructions of the instal...

Page 33: ...ZEBRA 24 60 ZEBRA 24 60 User Manual 33 October 17 2019 Figure 2 8 Figure 2 9 ...

Page 34: ...ZEBRA 24 60 ZEBRA 24 60 User Manual 34 October 17 2019 Figure 2 10 Figure 2 11 ...

Page 35: ...ents of the transceiver unit 2 3 7 1 2 2 Connect the notebook via the cable USB A B from kit of instruments and accessories to the USB slot on the transceiver unit 2 3 7 1 2 3 Apply power to the sensor The computer will identify the type of the USB device and will ask you to install the driver following actions in accordance with Figures 2 11 2 15 Figure 2 12 ...

Page 36: ...ZEBRA 24 60 ZEBRA 24 60 User Manual 36 October 17 2019 Figure 2 13 Choose the folder COM PORT in window of Search and Installation Options Figure 2 14 ...

Page 37: ... 2019 Figure 2 15 Click Finish and the sensor is ready for use 2 3 7 1 2 4 After the virtual COM PORT driver has been installed it is necessary to know its number Please follow DEVICES MANAGER PORTS COM and LPT USB SERIAL PORT and remember the number ...

Page 38: ...Sensors from the desktop After the program has been started it will appear the window of the search type shown in Figure 2 16 Figure 2 16 If the Manual search is chosen the window shown in Figure 2 17 will be displayed where you should specify the COM port number network address by yourself and click the Search button ...

Page 39: ... search is successful an inscription in green will appear showing a sensor sensors is found Upon detection of several sensors choose an appropriate one and click Standby Mode Figure 2 17 If the Automatic search is chosen the search starts immediately Figure 2 18 ...

Page 40: ...ZEBRA 24 60 ZEBRA 24 60 User Manual 40 October 17 2019 Figure 2 18 ...

Page 41: ...tober 17 2019 If the search failed check the power supply and connection to the computer If the sensor is found the data exchange between sensor and computer begins automatically Figure 2 19 Figure 2 19 Choose the sensor and click Standby Mode ...

Page 42: ...r changing in height when the threshold exceeds the signal bar turns red If the subzone is off the signal bar turns grey The threshold is indicated by a red line on the columns of the subzones set up at the factory and not changeable 2 3 7 2 3 The field Logical number is used to display the logical number of the sensor The Choose the sensor button is used to choose a sensor if some sensors are con...

Page 43: ...signal language of the user interface and the search method for sensors by switching on off the search method of sensors the previous one will be active By clicking the Configuration button the sensors enters the appropriate mode item 2 3 7 2 4 Figure 2 21 ...

Page 44: ...EBRA 24 60 User Manual 44 October 17 2019 2 3 7 2 4 The program window in the mode Configuration looks like shown in Figure 2 22 Figure 2 22 2 3 7 2 5 The factory settings of sensitivity are 50 of the column height ...

Page 45: ... by the user and restore the factory settings The logical number sensor address can be changed by clicking on the Change the number button The window shown in figure 2 23 will be displayed Figure 2 23 When choosing a new logical number this number is assigned to the sensor The program automatically stars accessing the sensor no restart required The Search button is used to find occupied free logic...

Page 46: ...in every subzone up to 90 100 of the full column with the Sensitivity controllers 2 3 7 2 10 The control passages should be done with minimal and maximal speed 0 3 8m s 2 3 7 2 11 After setting the sensitivity the level of interference in any subzone should not exceed 20 of the height of the column 2 3 7 2 12 When assessing the level of interference it should be taken into account that interferenc...

Page 47: ... remote control of the sensor implements by means of the interface RS 485 It is connected to the PC via interface converter which is delivered on request The operation principle via RS 485 is equal to operation via USB cable 3 Technical service 3 1 General instructions 3 1 1 Timely and complete technical service during exploitation is one of the important conditions to maintain the sensors in work...

Page 48: ...ventive works The volume and periodicity of works are given in Tables 3 1 Table 3 1 Schedule and periodicity of technical service Technical service works Periodicity month Checking of the sensors operability Checking of the sensors appearance Checking of the protected sector state 3 3 2 Checking of the sensors operability 3 3 2 1 In order to check remotely the sensors operability apply the voltage...

Page 49: ...urface tighten the fixing parts if necessary 3 3 3 4 Check the state of connection cables from the sensor unit to the junction box 3 3 4 Checking of the protected sector state 3 3 4 1 Check the protected sector for the absence of foreign objects causing false alarms 3 3 4 2 Check the height of grass cover during seasonal works In case grass exceeds the allowed height see item 1 2 2 1 remove it 3 3...

Page 50: ...trol and indication device 1 Disconnection in actuating relay circuit Check the cable integrity and the accuracy of its connection 2 The supply voltage is absent or below the norm Provide the necessary supply voltage to the sensor 3 The protected area doesn t meet the necessary requirements Inspect the protected area according to the requirements of items 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 and remove the defects 4 T...

Page 51: ... Replace the transceiver unit 3 The sensor does not generate alarms when a person crosses the detection zone 1 Too low sensitivity 2 The transceiver unit is out of order 5 Storage 5 1 Store the sensors in factory package on racks in the warehouse 5 2 Use heated warehouse with the temperature inside from plus 5º C to plus 40º C humidity up to 80 5 3 No vapour of acid alkaline and other chemically a...

Page 52: ...atic conditions for transportation Ambient temperature from minus 50º C to plus 60º C Relative humidity up to 98 at the temperature of plus 25º C Atmospheric pressure from 84 to 107 kPa from 630 to 800 mm Hg 6 3 Strictly follow the manipulation marks on the package during transportation 7 Utilization 7 1 The sensors are to be utilized after expiry date The sensors are to be utilized by the operati...

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