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Umirs Europe  Ltd.                                                                                                                                     Predix
 

 

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INTRODUCTION  

 
This  operating  manual  contains  information  on  the  function,  assembly,  adjustment,  operating 
principle, technical features and composition of the ’

Predix

’ Microwave Barrier Detection System 

and its implementation versions (hereafter referred to as ‘the detector’), as well as its deployment 
and operation. 
 
 

SAFE USE 

 
During preparation of the detector for use, as well as during any maintenance undertaken while it 
is  in  actual  operational  use,  appropriate  technical  safety  precautions  must  be  taken,  and 
appropriate  technical  safety  rules  observed,  that  are  designed  to  ensure  safe  installation, 
maintenance and operation of electrical devices with a voltage of up to 1000 V. 
 
The emissions level of the transmitter unit of the detector, in accordance with the effective norms 
for  the  personal  safety  of  those  who  are  not  involved  in  the  actual  installation  of  the  product, 
allows its safe continuous operation in its specific intended use, as detailed in this manual. 
  
 

INTENDED USE 
 

The  detector  is  designed  for  use  as  part  of  an  electronic  alarm  system  to  ensure  the  detection  of 
intruders penetrating its detection zone, and is characterized by the narrow width of its exclusion zone. 
 

MODELS 
 
Predix-50/24   

50-meter   coverage variant

 

Predix-100/24  

100-meter coverage variant

 

Predix-200/24  

200-meter coverage variant

 

Predix-300/24  

300-meter coverage variant

 

Predix-400/24  

400-meter coverage variant

 

 
 
 
GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES 
 

The transmitter unit and receiver unit are placed at opposite ends of the area to be protected. The 
transmitter  unit  emits  electromagnetic  waves  in  the  direction  of  the  receiver  unit  .  The  receiver 
unit receives these waves, converts them into an electric signal, and analyzes this signal. 
 
An intruder who penetrates the detection zone triggers the modulation of the signal received by 
the receiver unit. The depth of the modulation and the form of the signal depend on the size and 
mass of the intruder, the place where the area is penetrated, the relief of the area and the speed 
of the intruder’s movement.

 

 

A  special  feature  of  the  design,  in  conformance  with  the  intended  functional  properties  of  the 
detector,  is  the  very  narrow  detection  zone  in  the  direction  of  the  antennas.  This feature ensures 
increased sensitivity to moving objects in the direct vicinity of the detection zone axis. The relatively high 

Summary of Contents for Predix-100/24

Page 1: ...Predix Microwave Barrier Detection System Installation Guide and Operating Manual English version 19 02 2014...

Page 2: ...Any modification or maintenance done by unqualified or unauthorized personnel could damage the product Note Manufacturer continually refines the product to ensure optimal performance As a result mino...

Page 3: ...ensure the detection of intruders penetrating its detection zone and is characterized by the narrow width of its exclusion zone MODELS Predix 50 24 50 meter coverage variant Predix 100 24 100 meter c...

Page 4: ...people animals etc is also not permitted in the exclusion zone The recommended width of the exclusion zone for various detector segment lengths is shown below The horizontal distance from the detecti...

Page 5: ...of whether the continued use of the detector under the existing conditions is appropriate should be dictated by the actual performance experienced MOUNTING THE DETECTOR In terms of its physical config...

Page 6: ...ars On soft soils the support has to be set up on a foundation The type and dimensions of the foundation are determined in view of the type of the soil and the weather conditions for the given region...

Page 7: ...tration of the barrier at the so called blind zones in the immediate vicinity of the detector units a segment coverage overlap of at least 3 m should be established In such a detector configuration de...

Page 8: ...Umirs Europe Ltd Predix 8 Figures 2 1 Variants of configuration of adjacent overlapping segments Figure 2 1 1 Figure 2 1 2 Figure 2 1 3...

Page 9: ...lfunction output circuit is disconnected To adjust the detector loosen the fixing nuts of the transmitter unit and receiver unit units To reach the maximal indication of the signal level turn consecut...

Page 10: ...an result in substantial reduction of the likelihood of erroneous responses by the alarm system i e the frequency of false alarms generated by birds and other potentially disturbing moving objects FRE...

Page 11: ...e received signal e g by recording changes in signal strength not caused by an actual penetration of the detection zone it is necessary to identify and eliminate the source of such noise if possible o...

Page 12: ...Maximum operable time after the supply is switched on 12 s Maximum recovery time of the stand by system after notification of an alarm 10 s Parameters of signal switched with the contacts of the outpu...

Page 13: ...wn Plus supply 2 White Minus supply 3 Shield of the cable gen RS 485 4 Green A 5 Yellow B 6 Grey alarm output OC 7 Pink alarm output OC Table 2 2 Connections of the transmitter unit No Color of the ou...

Page 14: ...erter to to the computer If there was no similar converter connected to this computer before the OS will automatically find and install the required driver Windows 7 automatically recognizes the requi...

Page 15: ...to continue Choose a folder in the START menu for the shortcut of the software press NEXT to continue You can choose to create a desktop icon for a quick access to the software For this purpose choos...

Page 16: ...press Finish to exit the installation wizard After the installation carry out the configuration choose a language press NEXT Choose Radar based barrier function You can choose to protect the software...

Page 17: ...receiver to the computer Connecting a receiver 1 Connect the green wire of the receiver to the A socket of the USB RS485 converter 2 Connect the green wire of the receiver to the B socket of the conve...

Page 18: ...You can sign in both as User and Administrator but for the programming of the device You will need to sign in as Administrator if You haven t previously typed in a password leave the area empty First...

Page 19: ...number of the device Maximal operating range Temperature this function is only available on devices with firmware version 3 9T R or later Power supply voltage this function is only available on device...

Page 20: ...t power Here we can see wether the Predix transmitter connected to the computer has power supply If the device has no power supply connected the status will be inactive If power suply is connected the...

Page 21: ...to change the parameter You can also change the communication speed in the Rate box To save the changes press Apply After the change of network address the device will be accessible on the network add...

Page 22: ...Umirs Europe Ltd Predix 22 In auto mode 1 dB 15dB In the third line choose the detection speed There are 3 options low medium high...

Page 23: ...the Demodulation Frequency this parameter should be between 2700 and 3000 in this case the communication between the transmitter and receiver is optimal The last line indicates the noise level In case...

Page 24: ...an alarm this feature is for testing the operation of the LED s If You choose LED turn off the LED s will not light up also in case of an alarm To finish and finalize the settings press Apply Now You...

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