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If, however, during these two minutes the microwave detects (GREEN LED
2 lights up), the duration of the initialization will be prolonged.
To reinitialize the sensor, cut off the main power supply and the check
that the DIP SWITCHES and JUMPERS have been set as described in the
"Powering on" paragraph; then power back on.
You can interrupt initialization at any time by keeping the tamper key
pressed
(the tamper must be enabled with JP1 = OPEN) for some
seconds until the LEDs turn off . At this point the sensor is out of initiali-
zation and you can release the tamper.
TEST or NORMAL mode
TEST mode (JP4 = CLOSED)
The sensor transmits alarm with each detection of movement: this enables
the installer to quickly fi ne tune its set up.
To exit TEST mode and move to NORMAL mode, remove jumper J4 and
wait for the sensor to signal the exiting when the LEDs turn on in sequence
(a send and a return).
The sensor exits automatically in any case from the TEST mode after
about 5 minutes, even without removing jumper J4. Confi rmation that
TEST mode has moved to NORMAL mode, is given when the LEDs turn
turn on sequentially (a send and a return).
NORMAL mode (JP4 = OPEN)
This is the way the sensor MUST be set for normal operation. In this
mode - after a detection and sending of an alarm, the sensor waits 30
seconds of "quiet time" before considering two alarms.
If during this interval NO detection takes place the sensor goes back to
being active and ready for another detection. Contrarily, the quiet time
count is prolonged.
The quiet time is about 30 seconds, and cannot be changed.
The NORMAL mode makes for lower consumption resulting in longer bat-
tery life. To enter the TEST mode, close JP4: wait for the sensor to signal the
entry into TEST mode by quickly fl ashing all of the LEDs simultaneously.
Learning
The sensor can learn in two ways; either from a PC via the SWLINK
software, by selecting SENSOR in the MODEL column and entering the
serial number (shown on the
radio card) in the SERIAL column,
or by following the instructions below:
1. Power up the sensor
2. Wait for the end of the sensor's initialization phase or exit as described
in the 'initialization' paragraph.
Note: it doesn't matter whether the sensor is either in TEST or normal
(JP4) mode.
3. Open jumper JP1
(tamper active) in case it is closed.
4. Make sure the control unit is in learning mode.
5. Repeat the following sequence three times:
Press and keep pressed the tamper button until the BLUE LED (4) turns
on, the release it.
During the learning communication the RED and GREEN LEDs on the radio
expansion will fl ash. At the end of the learning phase the GREEN LED will
fl ash for three seconds if the procedure is SUCCESSFUL, or the RED LED
will fl ash in case of ERROR.
Installing the sensor
The infrared sensor is sensitive to "heat quantity" given off by moving
bodies. The sensor's max range (expressed in meters) refers to a human
body and is therefore a RELATIVE measurement
.
Mounting
The sensor must be exclusively mounted horizontally, facing downwards
and above the opening it has to protect. Make sure it is not being blinded
by light or infrared sources.
NOTE When installing on windows, set DIP2 to ON (low sensitivity) while
when installing on doors, set DIP2 to OFF (high sensitivity).
The sensor's detection area is shown in the figure
B (door) or
(window).
Always perform some detection tests to check that the sensor works
properly.
This sensor must be installed protected from pouring rain. It is not rated
to be installed exposed directly to weather agents.
The sensor must be mounted with the LEDs facing outwards.
(garden, courtyard, balcony...) and the opposite side facing INWARDS
(door or window to protect).
Batteries
Fit two CR123 A 3V type lithium batteries (supplied) into the housing,
making sure the polarities are right.
Negative pole;
Positive pole.
DISPOSAL
Make sure the packaging material is not disposed of in nature, but
rather disposed of in compliance with the laws in eff ect in the country
in which the product is being used. At the end of the product's life cycle,
make sure it not disposed of in nature. The equipment must be disposed
of in compliance with current laws and its components recycled where
possible. The components that should be recycled are marked with the
material's ID marker.