AVS Electronics 114115567 User Manual

Curtarolo (Padova) Italy

www.avselectronics.com

CERTIFIED QUALITY

SYSTEM

ISO9001:2008

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DIGITAL MICROWAVE BEAMS

FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE

BM 60 HP

BM 120 HP BM 200 HP

BM 60 HP VAC BM 120 HP VAC BM 200 HP VAC

IST0772V2.2

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General Description.................................................................................................pag. 37

Transmitter................................................................................................................pag. 37

BM60HP - BM120HP - BM200HP Wiring systems receiver...................................pag. 38

AUX Input..................................................................................................................pag. 38

Extra power supply unit for BM 60-120-200 HPVAC..............................................pag. 39

DIP SWITCH - SW1...................................................................................................pag. 41

Serial addresses table - SW1...................................................................................pag. 41

DIP SWITCH - SW2...................................................................................................pag. 41

Frequencies Table - SW2.........................................................................................pag. 41

Description of working............................................................................................pag. 42

Positioning of the beams........................................................................................pag. 43

Advice for installation..............................................................................................pag. 49

Transmitter installation inside the wire system......................................................pag. 50

Receiver installation inside the wire system - UNIVERSAL..................................pag. 50

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Receiver installation inside the wire system - SERIAL..........................................pag. 50

Adjustments..............................................................................................................pag. 51

Measurements of the signal by oscilloscope.........................................................pag. 52

Sensitivity Adjustment.............................................................................................pag. 53

Kit TERM (optional) Resistence fo inside heating.................................................pag. 54

Kit AMP (optional) Anti-removal...............................................................................pag. 54

Disqualification (Important warning)......................................................................pag. 55

Optional Brackets.....................................................................................................pag. 56

Special functions......................................................................................................pag. 57

Detectors Management............................................................................................pag. 58

Synoptic panel..........................................................................................................pag. 62

Events History..........................................................................................................pag. 63

Signals library...........................................................................................................pag. 65

Recordings Archive.................................................................................................pag. 66

System notes............................................................................................................pag. 66

Upgrade Firmware...................................................................................................pag. 66

Information in conformity to the Directive 1999/5/CEE for model BM_HP...........pag. 67

Technical Characteristics........................................................................................pag. 68

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DIGITAL MICROWAVE BARRIER

The BM60HP, BM120HP and BM200HP and BM 60-120-200 HPVAC models are microwave intrusion detection systems which functioning is based on the “field interruption” principle and, also thanks to a microprocessor managing the digital signals, they are instruments ideal for the protection of large surfaces, indoor and outdoor, allowing for a high degree of safety. Models BM 60-120-200 HPVAC are supplied on large containers and are equipped with a 230 V ~ 1A power supply unit and a 12 V - 0.8 Ah buffer battery (optional).

General Description The system is made by a Transmitter and a Receiver which must be installed as a couple,

choosing the same working frequency among the 5 available, in both units (tx and rx) ,

through SW1 (4 dip-switch module) on board.

Compatibility with existing models

In case of replacement, choose the same frequency on the beam to be replaced (F1 by F1, F3 by F3 etc.). In order to identify the corresponding frequency, use the chart “BEAMS CHANNELS”

Filter of selection and compensation

Any receiver is equipped with a selection filter choosing only the frequency of its channel and rejecting the others, thus not making possible the elusion of the beam in case of use of a false transmitter. Special self-adjusting and signal-elaboration circuits have been used in the receiver for automatic compensation of temperature variations.

Detection Area

The shape of the irradiation area is very well defined and this allows a higher possibility of detection and a reduction of false alarms risk. These beams are manufactured exclusively with solid-state components and are tropicalyzed in order to obtain a very good seal against weather conditions.

Transmitter

The transmitter is made of a planar microwave emitting a narrow and directional higly-stable low power beam. A 4-dip-switch for setting working frequency is on board. Check that the transmitter working frequency set is the same as in the receiver coupled

BM M

CHANNELS

F1 F2 F3

DIP DIP DIP DIP

1 2 3 4

ON OFFOFFOFF OFF ON OFFOFF OFFOFF ON OFF

BM Q PLUS

CHANNELS

GOLD

BLUE

SILVER

TAMPER

PB1

B A TT

SW1

OFF LED

LED

F4 F5

T T

OFFOFFOFF ON OFFOFFOFFOFF

supplying negative 12 V supplying positive 12 V n.c. output for protection agaist detector opening

closed open

supplying Led enabled supplying Led disabled

YELLOW

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BM60HP - BM120HP - BM200HP Wiring systems receiver

SW1

SW2

The Receiver is made of a high sensitivity electronic circuit coupled with the antenna; it captivates the signal transmitted on its own channel and measures its intensity. Special signal processing techniques enable compensating the variations of the surrounding environment and minimising the effect of any disturbances produced by small animals or birds.animals or birds. The electronic board contains two consoles with 8 dipswitches; the first 4 dips, of console SW2, are for the setting of the work frequency.

Check that the working frequency of the receiver is the same as set in the transmitter coupled.

Terminal board

GREEN

LED

RED

LED

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DA-DB

T T

F F

C / NC

AUX

Trimmer

LEVEL

SENS. COMP.

negative power supply 12 V serial port for serial connection in RS485 positive power supply 12 V output normally closed for protection against detector opening

Disqualification signal relay; normally closed during the quiet status.

This relay opens in case the signal from the Transmitter is not received for 30

seconds. alarm relay exchange normally closed

Test Point positive output for the displaying of the received signal

NC input for the connection of an outdoor detector positive input: 12 V for stand-by; giving a positive to this clamp, the alarm relay

locks in quiet status

trimmer for the adjustment of the received signal trimmer for the sensitivity adjustment; increases by turning clockwise trimmer for the compensation adjustment; increases by turning anti-clockwise

Connection

USB

USB connector for PC and programming software connections

AUX Input

The AUX input allows detecting the opening or not of an auxiliary detector connected to this clamp. This input is not balanced, but is normally closed with negative reference.

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CONNECTION EXAMPLE

CNC

AUX

DA DB

TAMPER

T T

LED

ROSSO

VERDE

Extra power supply unit for BM 60-120-200 HPVAC Tropicalised power supply unit

The power supply unit is a 15W switch with an output voltage of 13.8V and a maximum current of 1 A.

Mains power supply 100-240V~ (+/-10%) 50/60Hz Voltage Rated supply voltage 13,8 V

Max. current absorbed from the mains Maximum current available Power supply unit 1A Output voltage at 110-230V - 10%

Output voltage at 110-230V + 10%

115V~

230V~

empty

With maximum load

empty

With maximum load

100 mA

13,8 V 13,6 V 13,8 V 13,6 V

ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED

Clips Cable locking clips

Wire locking clips Battery fastening Clip screws

4.5 mm wide - 120 mm long 2

2.5 mm wide - 98 mm long 2

7.5 mm wide - 250 mm long 1

ø 4.2 - 6.5 mm long 2 Power supply unit screws M3 x 4 2 Buffer battery connection wire with F 1 Amp L250V fuse 1

Installation

Both in the receiver and the transmitter, the power supply unit must be fastened to the protective cover of the electronic board:

Fasten the two clips supplied to the two turrets, with the Ø 4.2 x

6.5 mm self-threading screws supplied.

Using the marks on the inside of the cover, make two 3 mm holes to fasten the power supply unit in place.

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Fasten the power supply unit in place using the two M3 x 4 screws supplied

The 12 V 0.8 Ah Y08A12 buffer battery (optional) (article code 1143118) (to be fastened in place using the clip supplied) is housed on the lower part of the back cover of the barrier, which must never exceed the dimensions of 65 mm high, 96 mm wide and 25 mm deep. To connect the Y08A12 battery, use the wire supplied, with the protective fuse F 1A L250V and the connector for release if the cover comes open. If you use a different battery with the same characteristics, it is necessary to eliminate the connector in order to connect it to the power supply unit in the most appropriate way.

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External connections

BATTERIA

The power supply unit must be connected as follows:

(1) V+ (2) V(3) Earth (4) Neutral 220V ~ N (5) Live 220V ~F

Insert an omnipolar network switch in the electric installation of the building. Connect the input of the mains voltage to the terminals marked L N (AC) and the + and the - of the barrier board to those marked V+ e V- respectively.

The input for the mains power supply must be connected with double insulation wires

IN ALIM.

To be connected to the entrance of

the TX and RX board, respecting the polarities

To guarantee electric safety, the wires must be fastened in place using the clip directly on the protective sheath

1 2 3 4 5

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Fasten the sheath of the wires in the set points, using the bigger clips supplied.

Power supply

12 V board

Signals to the central control unit In the case of serial connections, in addition to the DA and DB clips, it is necessary to connect the power supply negative from the power supply unit to the central control unit,

and we recommend the use of 0.5mm² section sheathed wires.

Power supply

220 V ~ main

The 3 wires for the 230 V ~ mains power supply and the 2 wires for the 13.8 V power supply must fastened securely together with their own clip (as shown in the figure) to stop them coming into contact with sensitive parts of he barrier if they come loose from the terminal.

Wire clip

(use the two small ones

supplied)

In the BM 60 - 120 and 200 HPVAC barriers it is possible to feed the TERM 1 module (Optional) (Article code 1143102) directly with the power supply unit on the barrier, inserting a protective fuse F500mAL250V.

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DIP SWITCH - SW1

DIP Associated function

1 .. 5

8 ON -Active AUX input, the barrier reads the input

Selection serial addresses of the barrier - see addresses table ON - Compensation activated

OFF - Compensation deactivated ON - enables recording of the events even with lock engaged (B)

OFF - events recording disabled with lock engaged(B)

OFF - Excluded AUX input, the barrier does not consider the input

Serial addresses table - SW1

Detector DIP1DIP2DIP3 DIP4DIP5 Detector DIP1DIP2 DIP3DIP4DIP5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

11 12 13 14 15 16

ON ON ON ON ON

OFF ON ON ON ON

ON OFF ON ON ON

OFF OFF ON ON ON

ON ON OFF ON ON

OFF ON OFF ON ON

ON OFF OFF ON ON

OFF OFF OFF ON ON

ON ON ON OFF ON

OFF ON ON OFF ON

ON OFF ON OFF ON

OFF OFF ON OFF ON

ON ON OFF OFF ON

OFF ON OFF OFF ON

ON OFF OFF OFF ON

OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

ON ON ON ON OFF

OFF ON ON ON OFF

ON OFF ON ON OFF

OFF OFF ON ON OFF

ON ON OFF ON OFF

OFF ON OFF ON OFF

ON OFF OFF ON OFF

OFF OFF OFF ON OFF

ON ON ON OFF OFF

OFF ON ON OFF OFF

ON OFF ON OFF OFF

OFF OFF ON OFF OFF

ON ON OFF OFF OFF

OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

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DIP SWITCH - SW2

DIP Associated function

1 .. 4

7 ON - Enabled alarm signal red LED

8 Unused, for future uses.

Microwave frequency selection - see frequencies table ON - Enabled microwave signal quality green LED

OFF - Disabled microwave signal quality green LED ON - Enabled alarm signal buzzer

OFF - Disabled alarm signal buzzer

OFF - Disabled alarm signal red LED

Frequencies Table - SW2

BM HP

BARRIER

CHANNELS

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5

DIP DIP DIP DIP

1 2 3 4

ON OFFOFFOFF OFF ON OFFOFF OFFOFF ON OFF OFFOFFOFF ON OFFOFFOFFOFF

OLD

BARRIER

CHANNELS

GOLD BLUE

SILVER

YELLOW

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Description of working

The two units (transmitter: TX and receiver: RX) must be positioned facing each other at the two ends of the distance to protect. Be aware that the nature of the ground underneath, or special

weather conditions might affect the real range. Working

The transmitter emits a modulated microwave signal (10,525 GHz), which is received by the receiver and whose amplitude is compared with the programmed alarm threshold. When an intruder crosses the microwave area, it causes a signal-intensity decrease under a minimum level fixed; the receiver shows the alarm condition, lighting up a red Led indicator and opening the contat of the alarm relay. If the signal of the transmitter is not received for over 30 seconds, the alarm relay could go back to quiet condition and the negative to terminal D (disqualification) fails until signal restoring. For this reason, in the hard-wired system, it is suggested to make the connection described

in the chapter concerning disqualification.

The drawings identify the natural shadow areas in the immediate sorroundings of the two units, which extend for about 3 meters, in a typical installation at 1 - 1,2 m height.

1 - 1,2 mt

3 meters

BM60HP : max 60 meters BM120HP : max 120 meters BM200HP : max 200 meters

sensitive

zone

alarme

zone

sensitive

zone

Note: the diagrams of the patterns shown in the drawings are an indication and a guide during installation. They do not represent the real radiation diagram of the antennas as they may be subject to variations due to environmental context.

BM120HP

10 meters

Alarm zone

Sensitive zone

2 meters

BM60HP

6,5 meters

The sensitive zone shown in the drawings is to

be taken into consideration, as a big target. Overpassing this area might cause the same perturbations as a small body

passing the alarm area, that’s to say might

cause false alarms.

BM200HP

16 meters

Sensitive zone

3 meters

BM60HP 1,2 meters BM120HP 3 meters BM200HP 4 meters

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BM120HP-BM200HP

Positioning of the beams

For a correct installation of the system, choose carefully the positioning of the two units, according to following advice:

3 mt

The typical installation of BM HP system consists in sorrounding the area to be protected by use of more beams couples in order to obtain a proper perimetric fence

3 mt

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Drawings identify the correct positioning of transmitters and receivers, in order to eliminate any possible shadow area. The drawings here below show how one or more couples of beams have to be positioned for reaching the distance required.

BE CAREFUL: only elements with different frequencies (F1, F2, F3, F4, F5) and of the same type (TX/TX or RX/RX) can be installed in proximity one to the other; in order to avoid interferences between transmitters and receivers belonging to different couples.

6 mt

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It is absolutely necessary to avoid installing a transmitter near a receiver belonging to another couple

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If, in a perimetric installation, the beams cross the patterns, they must always be installed in pair (2, 4, 6 etc.)

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In order to extend the height of the protection, two couples of beams can be installed as shown in the picture. In this case, it is

suggested to use couples of beams having close working frequency (two couples

with frequency F1 and F2 or F3 and F4)

If the fence is made of bushes or metal fences subject to possible movement, the minimum distance must be 1 meter for BM60HP

and 10 meters for BM120HP and

BM200HP.

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BM60HP : 1 meter

BM120HP : 10 meters

BM200MHP : 10 meters

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