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1) Basic connection

The equipment must be powered from an LPS in accordance with EN60950-1 : 2001

2) When two or more sets are connected to 

    the same line.

3) When two or more sets are connected 

    to separate lines. 





Wiring 

4) Wiring distance 

Terminal arrangement

Size of wire used

Power voltage

12V DC

24V DC

Max. wiring distance, when two or 

more sets are connected, is the above 

value divided by the number of sets.
The signal line can be wired to a 

distance of up to 6,000ft. (2,000m) 

with AWG 20 (dia.0.8mm) telephone 

wire.

1) Supply power with covers off.

2) Look through the view finder on the transmitter unit and move it 

until the receiver unit is visible.

    Repeat the procedure on the receiver unit.

3) Set the adjustment mode switch on the receiver to "adjustment mode".

    Connect the digital volt meter to the monitor jack and check the 

monitor output voltage (beam reception level).

    When the output voltage is low, adjust the installation height of the 

transmitter and receiver so that the output voltage will reach the 

highest level. (Make sure that the angle of the antenna does not 

change.)

4) After adjustment, make sure that the adjustment switch is set to 

"Operation mode".

N.C.

N.O.

COM.

7

5

OPERATION CHECK

WIRING

6

SET-UP OF FUNCTIONS AND 

BEAM ALIGNMENT

After adjustment, set the adjustment mode switch to "Operation mode". 

Install the sensor at a proper height and position otherwise 

detection area could be widened over 6.6' (2m).

This could cause the sensor to detect movements of cars or 

vegetations near the area and lead to frequent false alarms.

AWG 20 (Dia. 0.8mm) 
AWG 18 (Dia. 1.0mm) 
AWG 17 (Dia. 1.1mm) 
AWG 16 (Dia. 1.25mm) 
AWG 15 (Dia. 1.4mm) 
AWG 14 (Dia. 1.6mm) 

Up to    660ft. (200m) 
Up to 1,000ft. (300m) 
Up to 1,350ft. (400m) 
Up to 1,800ft. (550m) 
Up to 2,300ft. (700m) 
Up to 2,950ft. (900m) 

Up to   5,300ft. (1,600m)
Up to   7,800ft. (2,400m) 
Up to   9,500ft. (2,900m)
Up to 12,500ft. (3,800m)
Up to 17,000ft. (5,100m) 
Up to 21,000ft. (6,400m)

TR

TR

TR

TR

TR

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

Power

DC12V

Power

DC12V

Power

DC12V

Alarm 

signal

N.C.

N.C.

Alarm 

signal

Alarm signal

1

N.C.

Alarm signal

2

N.C.

Control panel

Control panel

Control panel

Note : 1) 

           2)

[Transmitter]

[Receiver]

Tamper output  

Dry contact relay output N.C.

30V (AC/DC) 0.1A

Tamper output  

Dry contact relay output N.C.

30V (AC/DC) 0.1A

Alarm output

Dry contact relay Form C

30V (AC/DC) 0.25A

Power 

12 to 28V DC

(non-polarity)

Power 

12 to 28V DC

(non-polarity)

Voltage reading
2.1V or more
1.8V to 2.1V
1.8V or less

Sensitivity

Best

Good

Poor, re-adjust

① ② ③ ④

① ②

①②③④ ①②③④

①②

①②

①②③④ ①②③④

①②

①②

Vertical angle

adjustment screw
Adjustment dial

Digital voltmeter

Antenna

Note:

2) Check by both the alarm LED and control panel

1) Check by alarm LED only.

After the installation and angle adjustment are 

finished, test operation by performing a walking 

test throug walk testing the sensor.

Two methods may be used.

When cover is attached, the sensor is switched 

to be in an operation mode automatically.

Note:

RE

TR

Light

Control panel

RE

TR

Light

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