4.1 Ad juste r sett ings
4.2 Wal k test
FIG.17
4.1.1 ME TER sett ings
4.1.1. 1
4.1.1. 2
4.1.1. 3
Set METE R knob val ue at the po sition o f " - " for the
" smalle st field o f view ".
Set METE R knob val ue at the po sition o f " + " for the
" larges t field of v iew ".
Set METE R knob val ue at the po sition b etween " - "
and " + " for " de sired fi eld of vie w ".
4.1.4 LE D mode set ting
LED mode c an be swit ched to "w atch", " warnin g" or "off " in
normal u se. Plea se note LE D's act di fferen tly in "Test " mode.
See belo w for LED op tions.
FIG.18
3.28. 02184 018101 01
Load OFF.
LEDs OFF.
Load ON
2sec, th en
OFF.
LEDs ON
2sec, th en
OFF.
Test
mode
TIME
settin g
LED
mode
settin g
Standb y,
Load and
LED stat us
Impuls e,
Load and
LED stat us
Whethe r
Impuls e
is controlle d
by LUX
NO
LED Mode
Warning
OFF Watch
Warning
OFF
Watch
Warning
OFF
Watch
Warning
OFF
Watch
METER
LUX
TIME
Test
1S.
Test
1S.
4.3.2 Cu t the exce ss lens sh ield by a sc issors o r cutter s.
4.3.3 Fi x lens shi eld: Pus h the lens s hield in to the slo t path
( See FIG. 22), the n along th e slot pat h to turn ri ght or
left ( See F IG.23) .
Walk Test
SL01, SL 01B
SL02, SL 02B SL03, SL 03B
Start
Finish
Start
Finish
Start
Finish
4.1.3 LU X settin gs
4.1.3. 1 When set ting the L UX knob to " ", the det ector wi ll
operat e the ligh ting onl y in the dar kness.
4.1.3. 2 When set ting the L UX knob to " ", the det ector wi ll
operat e the ligh ting at an y light le vel.
4.1.3. 3 To adjust th e LUX knob a ccordi ng to user 's neede d.
W
W
W
All LEDs f lash
simult aneously.
LED flas hes
in turn.
LEDs all
OFF.
Load ON.
No test
mode
YES
YES
YES
Warning
OFF
Watch
Warning
OFF
Watch
Warning
OFF
Watch
Test
1S.
Test
1S.
LEDs all
OFF.
LEDs all O FF.
LEDs all
OFF.
Load OFF.
W
Load OFF.
W
Load OFF.
W
W
Load ON.
W
Load ON.
W
2sec
2sec
FIG.15 -D
FIG.15 -C
Detect or base ed ge
Detect or
base
edge
Grove in d etecto r head
Groove i n
detect or head
4 OPERATION AND FUNCTION
4.1.2 TI ME setti ngs
4.1.2. 1 Set TIME k nob valu e at the pos ition of " Tes t ", start
to walk te st , the loa d and LED tu rn on 2sec t hen turn
off whil e detect or is trig gered.
4.1.2. 2 Set TIME k nob valu e at the pos ition of " - " , the
minimu m delay ti me will be 6 sec.
4.1.2. 3 Set TIME k nob valu e at the pos ition of " + " , the
maximu m delay ti me will be 1 0min.
4.1.2. 4 Set TIME k nob valu e at the pos ition of " " ,
for "sho rt impul se" mode . Used if de tector c onnect ed
to a seper ate time s witch. T he time sw itch wil l receiv e
1sec sig nal once S L01, SL0 2, SL03 is t rigger ed, then
the ligh t ON 1sec, O FF 9sec.
4.1.2. 5 To adjust th e TIME kno b in betwe en" - " &" + "
accord ing to use r's desi re.
5 TROUBLE S HOOTING
If the det ector is n ot funct ioning c orrect ly, pleas e check th e
follow ing tabl e for assi stance :
Problem
Lighti ng
device
does
not turn
on
Nuisan ce
trigge ring
Lighti ng
device
does not
turn off
LED
does not
turn on
Possib le cause
1. Exceed ing the
detect ion
range.
2. No power
suppli ed.
3.TIME k nob is
not loca ted to
TEST pos ition.
4. Wired
incorr ectly.
1. time
se tting .
2.D is
nuisa nce
trigg ered.
3. Wired
incorr ectly.
Incor rect
etecto r
There ar e heat
source s, highl y
reflec tive obj ects
or any obj ects
which ma y be
swayed i n the
wind wit hin the
detect ion
covera ge.
1. Power d oes
not turn o n.
2. Wired
incorr ectly.
3. LUX Kno b
adjust ed
incorr ectly.
4. Malfu nction ed
load.
Sugges ted solu tion
1. Walk in t he effect ive
detect ion rang e
2. Switc h on the pow er.
3. TIME kn ob must be
locate d to TEST po sition .
4. Refer t o wiring d iagram s.
1. To test the d elay tim e
specif ied on TIM E knob
and chec k is
nuisan ce trigg ered if li ght ing devi ce does no t turn
off as the d elay tim e is up.
2. Keep aw ay from de tectio n
covera ge to avoi d activa t ing wh ile doin g
the test .
3. Make su re load an d wires
are conn ected co rrectl y.
detect or
detect or
Avoid ai ming the
toward a ny heat so urces,
such as ai r condit ioners ,
electr ic fans, h eaters o r any
highly r eflect ive surf aces.
Make sur e there ar e no
swayin g object s within t he
detect ion cove rage.
detect or
1. Switc h on the pow er.
2. Refer t o wiring d iagram s
( FIG.5) a nd check i f the
load is ma lfunct ioned.
3. Check i f LUX knob a re set
to the cor rect pos ition.
4. Repla ce the dis abled lo ad
with a new o ne.
T
adjust er
he purpo se of the wa lk test is t o select a p roper in stalla tion
place an d gain the d esired d etecti on cover age. Turn M ETER
to " + ", TIME k nob to " Test ", t hen cond ucting a w alk
test ref erring t o step 4.1 ( See FIG. 18).
NOTE
The foll owing co nditio ns may cau se lower s enseti vity:
In very fo ggy cond itions , the sens itivi ty may be re duced
due to moi sure col lating o n the lens .
In very ho t condit ions, th e sensit ivity ma y be reduc es as
high amb ient tem peratu re could b e close to b ody
temper ature.
In cold co nditio ns when he avy clot hing is us ed, very l ittle
heat is em itted fr om the bod y (espec ially if f ace is cov ered)
Cleani ng: Wipe w ith dry cl oth only. S oap or rou gh cloth
may dama ge the det ector le ns.
NOTE
It takes a pprox. 6 0sec to wa rm up afte r power is s upplie d.
NOTE
adjust er
adjust er
Be aware o f the walk d irecti on (See FI G.4).
4.2.1 Sw itch pow er on.
4.2.2 Us er must be w ithin th e detect ion cove rage.
4.2.3 Aft er the war ming up pe riod, wa lk from ou tside
across t o the dete ction pa ttern un til LED tu rns on for
approx . 2sec .
4.2.4 Ro tate sen sor head t o change t he detec tion dir ection
(See FIG .13-A, FIG.13 -B & FIG.1 5-A,FI G.15-B ).
4.2.5 Adj ust METE R to chan ge detec tion ran ge.
4.2.6 Adj ust TIME t o change t he delay t ime for li ght.
4.2.7 Re fer to sec tion " 4.3 " t o use the le ns mask fo r
reduci ng the det ection z one.
4.2.8 Re peat ste p 4.2.5 - 4. 2.6 unti l meets us er's dem ands
4.2.9
4.3 Us age of l ens sh ield
The defa ult sett ing of eac h knob bef ore ex-f actory i s as
follow ing: MET ER: " + ", TIM E: " Test " , LUX: , L ED mode:
" Watch " (S ee FIG.1 7).
1S.
4.3.1S L01, SL0 2 has two pi eces of le ns shiel ds, and SL 03
has thre e pieces o f lens shi eld. Len s shield c onsist s of
three la yers , eac h layer is d ivided i nto 3 smal l units,
O
and the un it can mas k an angle o f approx . 30 , wh en
mounti ng the det ector at t he heigh t of 2.5M, t he outer
covera ge is:
Layer C el iminat ed: mask t he zone wi th a secto r
about fr om 0.5M to 4 .5M. Lay er B elimi nated: m ask the
zone wit h a sector a bout fro m 0.5M to 7M . Layer A
elimin ated: ma sk the zon e with a sec tor abou t from
0.5M to1 0M.
The inne r covera ge is a circ ular wit h radius o f 0.5M
Separ ate lens s hield ca n be elimi nated
to fit use r's desi red dete ction ar ea (See FI G.19 &
FIG.20 & F IG.21) .
(See FIG .21),
To rotate an ti- cloc kwise 18 0 of det ector he ad for wal l
mount ( Se e FIG.16 ).
O
FIG.16
FIG.15 -A
25O25
O
28
O
FIG.15 -B
FIG.15 -E
Groove i n
detect or head
For opti mum dete ction ra nge, ens ure that t he end of th e
groove s on the det ector he ad (see FI G 15-C & FIG 1 5-E)
match up w ith the de tector b ase edge ( see FIG 15 -D &
FIG 15-F ).
Groove i n detect or head
FIG.15 -F
O
Detect or head ca n be adjus ted down ward max . 28
vertic ally (Se e FIG.15 -A) to sho rten the d etecti on range ,
O
or turne d leftwa rd and rig htward m ax. 25 h orizon tally
(See FIG .15-B) .
The sele cted par t
to be elim inated
FIG.21
A
B
C
a b c
Take examp le: cut th e lens
shield w ith plie r.
FIG.22
FIG.23
Slot pat h
b(30
o
)
a(
3
0
o
)
c
(
3
0
o
)
R10 m
R7 m
R0.5 m
R4.5 m
90
o
Detect ion patte rn
FIG.13 -C
3.3.2. 3 Desire d detect ion angl e can be rea ched by de tector
head adj ustmen ts after w all moun t finish ed.
O
Detect or head ca n be adjus ted down ward max .15
vertic ally (Se e FIG.13 -A) to sho rten the d etecti on range ,
O
or turne d leftwa rd and rig htward m ax. 25 h orizon tally
(See FIG .13-B) .
FIG.13 -B
FIG.13 -D
Line A
Bulge
Line C
In order t o obtain o ptimum d etecti on range , it must be
carefu l to ensur e that lef tward Li ne B (See FI G.13-C ) and
rightw ard Line C ( See FIG. 13-D) al ign bulg e respec tively
to keep de tector h ead hori zontal ly.
3.3.3C eiling m ount
3.3.3. 2 Fix it ont o the ceil ing refe r to step 3. 3.1.1 - 3. 3.1.4.
3.3.3. 3 Desire d detect ion angl e can be rea ched by de tector
head adj ustmen ts after c eiling m ount fin ished.
FIG.14
3.3.3. 1To rotate c lockwi se 180 o f detect or head fo r ceilin g
mount (S ee FIG.1 4).
O
FIG.13 -A
25O25
O
15
O
Line A
Line B
Bulge
FIG.19
SL01, SL 01B
Detect ion patte rn
A
ABB
C
C
a
A
B
C
b
c
Take examp le: cut a le ns
shield w ith plie r.
30
o
R0.5 m
R4.5 m
R10 m
R7 m
R0.5 m
R7 m
R4.5 m
Detect ion patte rn
30
o
R10 m
SL02, SL 02B
30
o
A
A
B
B
C
R10 m
R7 m
R0.5 m
R4.5 m
b(30
o
)
90
o
a
(30
o
)
c
(
30
o
)
Detect ion patte rn
A
B
C
b(30
o
)
a(3
0
o
)
c(3
0
o
)
R10 m
R7 m
R0.5 m
R4.5 m
90
o
Detect ion patte rn
AB
C
C
R10 m
R0.5 m
R7 m
R4.5 m
SL03, SL 03B
Detect ion patte rn
FIG.20
Test proc edure
O
180
O
180
Rotate sl ightly
Rotate sl ightly
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SL01, SL 01B
SL02, SL 02B
SL03, SL 03B