Nice HSDIM24, Инструкции и предупреждения по установке и использованию

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3 - PROGRAMMING
HSDIM24 has 6 “ dip-switches”, and one jumper JP1, which allow for the programming
of certain operating parameters, and 2 adjustment “trimmers” PT1 and PT2 ( fig. 2 ): see
Tables 1 , 2 , 3 .
3.1 - Programming procedure and operation “Test”
01.
Program the infrared detector with 1 pulse per alarm:
dip-switch 3 = OFF
(
Table 1
).
02. Program the “sensitivity” of the PIR infrared detector: dip-switches 1-2 at the mini-
mum value necessary ( Table 1 ).
03. Set the “delay after intrusion” value to the minimum: trimmer PT2 ( fig. 8 ).
04. Set the microwave detector sensitivity value ( trimmer PT1 - fig. 8 ).
05. Check the coverage of the protected area: make short movements inside the area and
check the signals emitted by LED L1 ( fig. 2 ). Adjust the sensitivity value if necessary.
06. After adjusting the sensitivity, to reduce the risk of improper alarms, set dip-switch 3
to ON (2 pulses per alarm).
07. For the same reason, set the “delay after intrusion” value to maximum : trimmer PT2
( fig. 2 ), where compatible with the detection requirements.
08. After the operation check, it is advisable to set dip-switch 4 to ON to turn off the
signalling of LED L1 ( fig. 2 ).
09.
Turn
dip-switch 5 ON
to activate the anti-blinding function.
Caution!
- The use of the Anti-blinding function excludes compliance with standard
EN50131.
10.
If an extremely hot environment requires it,
turn dip-switch 6 ON
to activate the auto-
matic temperature compensation.
11. Close jumper JP1 ( fig. 2 ) to activate the double alarm function and acquire the sensor
in AND on itself.
Table 1 - Dip-switch programming
Switch Status Function
1-2 OFF OFF Infrared sensor sensitive area up to 6 m (fig. 7 )
ON OFF Infrared sensor sensitive area up to 8 m (fig. 7 )
OFF ON Infrared sensor sensitive area up to 10 m (fig. 7 )
ON ON
Infrared sensor sensitive area up to 12 m (fig.
7
)
3 OFF No. of infrared pulses per alarm = 1 (fig. 10 A )
ON
No. of infrared pulses per alarm = 2 (fig.
10 B
)
4 OFF Signalling LED active
ON Signalling LED off