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GAPID SENSOR
POLITEC | INSTALLATION MANUAL - VER.2.3
11.7 Self-learning for alarm
It is possible to make the sensor acquire a signal different from the standard ones (climbing,
cutting, breaching, etc.).
An alarm signal is sent whenever a signal similar in intensity and duration to that recorded during
the calibration phase is detected by the system.
With low sensitivity
, the detected signal must be
identical to that recorded in order for the sensor to go into alarm, whereas
with high sensitivity
,
the detected signal may differ slightly from that recorded.
11.8 Self-learning for disqualification
It is possible to make the sensor acquire a signal different from the standard ones (climbing,
cutting, breaching, etc.).
An alarm signal will not be sent whenever a signal similar in intensity and duration to that
recorded during the calibration phase is detected by the system.
With high sensitivity
, the signal
detected must be identical to that recorded in order for the sensor to perform disqualification;
whereas,
with low sensitivity
, the signal detected may differ slightly from that recorded.
N.B.: if the recorded signal is long, there is a risk that the system may go into alarm before the
sensor has been able to correctly identify the entire signal.
11.9 Self-learning for spontaneous vibration
It is possible for the sensor to acquire spontaneous (natural) movement/vibration of the
fence.Wire mesh panels and fencing in particular can move due to natural effects such as wind
and rain.
Such movements do NOT occur during attempts to climb, cut or similar intrusions.Therefore, it is
possible for Gapid to learn the resonance of the fencing. It will then be filtered in order to cancel
any false alarms due to such type of movement.
11.10 Reset
All the signals recorded during the self-learning functions are reset.The LED indicator lights up to
confirm that the operation has been carried out.