Interlogix FlexZone Series, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Chapter 1: System planning
FlexZone™ Product Guide
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• The locations of existing structures (include fences, gates, buildings, roads,
etc.). Verify that mounting surfaces comply with established standards for
installation and stability.
• The locations of obstacles such as vegetation and trees.
Figure 3: Sample site plan
Perimeter layout guidelines
Note: A FlexZone perimeter with 1, 2, or 3 processors can be fully closed (all
sensor cables connected through splices). A FlexZone perimeter with 4 or more
processors must be open at the ends (first and last sensor cables must be
terminated).
Use a site plan to mark the locations for the FlexZone components:
• Sensor cable - indicate the cable layout and zone boundaries for each sensor
cable.
• Non-detecting cable - indicate the layout if non-detecting cable is required (at
the processor, or for a bypass).
• Cable connectors - indicate the type of connection (splice, termination).
• FlexZone processors (note the addresses for network based processors).
gate disconnect
terminator (typical)
sally port gate
proc #2
swinging gate
NOTE:
proc #1
proc #4
proc #3
power and data over
sensor cable connection
- app. max. fence length per cable 270 m (886 ft.)
microwave sensor
main
building
gate disconnect
not required
- drip loops at each splice/termination
- service loop every 50 m
- sensitivity loops at corner posts
sally port
gate
Z15 Z12
Z10
48 VDC
48 VDC
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
Z6
Z7
Z8
Z9
Z11
Z13
Z14
Z16
Z17
Z18
Z19
Z20
data cable
data cable
- 19 FlexZone sensor zones (software defined)
- 1 UltraWave microwave zone (Z3)
power and data
over sensor
connection cable