GJD Elite GJD022, Elite GJD023 User Manual

An independent passive infrared detector that simultaneously
or individually controls cameras, VCR’s, DVR’s and all low
voltage switching requirements.

The Elite offers a high level of adaptability, there are seven
different modes of operation giving various permutations of
normally open and normally closed arrangements for the
two pairs of volt-free relays, plus a selection of timing and
functional options for the relay changeover contacts.

Other programmable parameters include the duration of
timed changeover, a pulse count feature and a choice of
detection ranges from 10 to 35 metres.

In addition there are two switched negative outputs. The ‘A’
output gives a single 400ms trigger every time the detector
activates and is generally used in conjunction with the GJD
lighting controllers to give 24 hour visual and audible alarm
indication. The ‘S’ output is the only photocell- controlled

output giving a xed 60-second trigger on activation.

The exibility of the four outputs and timers allows the Elite to

be used in multiple situations without the need for any further
customised equipment.

The integral dual axis title sensor allows 180º of pan and 90º

tilt. This increases the speed of the outdoor installation and
provides incredibly accurate aiming of the detection pattern.
The electronics module is acrylic coated for additional
component stability. It is encased in a vandal-resistant high
impact ABS housing with a UV stabilised translucent front
cover ensuring the sensor is impervious to and unaffected by
weather conditions.

The Elites effective design gives a neat appearance with no
visible indication of the orientation of the detector head, and
totally hides the wiring.

Elite

GJD022 /GJD023 35m External PIR

Multi Beam Lens Data

The GJD multifunction lens tted to the GJD Elite detector
produces 9 long range beams and 9 medium to short range

curtain beams. Movement across the beams produces the
best response and range, whilst movement towards the
detector will be less responsive.

When mounting higher than boundary fences rotate the
module and mask off any beams, either vertically or
horizontally, that fall outside the area being covered. Use
portions of the self-adhesive silver mask supplied to the rear,
smooth side, of the lens and always replace the correct way

up as shown to obtain the exact beam pattern coverage.

MULTI-BEAM OPTIMUM

HEIGHT 3 METRES
RANGE MAXIMUM
MODULE TILT 0 DEGREE

LONG RANGE 30

METRE SECTION

10 TO 20 METRE SECTION

0

10 20

3

0 deg

30

35

MULTI-BEAM OPTIMUM

HEIGHT 6 METRES

RANGE MAXIMUM

MODULE TILT 9 DEGREE

0

10 20

6

9 deg

30 35

PET IMMUNITY

HEIGHT 1.5 METRES
RANGE MAXIMUM
MODULE TILT -2 DEGREE

MASK OFF FOR PET

ALLEY APPLICATIONS

UP TO 35 METRES

1.5

-2 deg

0

10 20 30 35

0

5

10

15

0

5

20

35

5

10

15

10

15 25 30

Beam Pattern set to maximum

range. Masking top section of lens
will reduce range to 20 metres

0

2

4

6

0

2

8

14

2

4

6

4

6 10 12

Beam Pattern set to maximum

range. Masking top section of lens

will reduce range to 6 metres

0 5

6

45
deg

0 5 10 15

CURTAIN COVERAGE

HEIGHT 6 METRES

RANGE MAXIMUM
MODULE TILT 45 DEGREE

MASK OFF FOR

CURTAIN COVERAGE

APPLICATIONS

Changing The Existing Setting

All settings can be changed to suit individual requirements.
The programmable table indicates the factory settings.

Changes to the existing settings can be easily made either

before installation (e.g temporarily power the unit with

a PP3 battery) or by applying 12 volt to the unit on site.

Once changes are made they are stored in the non-volatile
memory, When power is applied the red indicator lights for

0.5 of a second.

1. To enter program mode press and hold down the
program button - the ‘RED’ indicator lights for 4
seconds then the ‘GREEN’ indicator sequences

through the six ‘selections’. One ash for the range,

two for the pulse count. Three- LED monitor. Four- ‘S’

lux level. Five for contact mode and six to change the
timer setting. (see program chart Page 5)

2. When the required ‘selection’ is reached, release the
button.

3. The ‘red’ led then ashes for the number representing
the present ‘option’ setting.

4. If you want to change the present option setting ­hold down the button again within 3 seconds. The

red ashes will then sequence through the options

available for that selection. Release when the number

of red ashes corresponds to your option.

5. The program mode exits after 3 seconds - all
amendments are stored in the non-volatile memory.

EXAMPLE 1: Altering the range from 20 metres to 35 metres

Hold down the program button. The ‘red’ indicator lights -

keep held until the ‘green’ led ashes once then release

- the red led will ash three times - hold again until four red

ashes, the ve red ashes - then release.

EXAMPLE 2: Altering the Alarm 2/ Alarm 1 output mode from

mode 6 to mode 1

Hold down the program button. The ‘red’ indicator lights

- keep held until the sequence of ve ‘green’ ashes then

release - the red led will ash six times - hold again until
seven red, then one red ash then release.

To reset to factory settings

Power down the unit and then power back up whilst holding

the program button in. Release the program button when the

indicator ashes green.

ELITE PROGRAM TABLE

GREEN SELECTIONS

1x Range - Mtrs

(Approx)

10 15 20 28 35

2x Pulse Count 1 2 3 4

3x LED Monitor OFF/TPON/TPOFF/NTON/NTOFF/

LO

4x ‘S’ Output Lux

Level

2 5 25 30 60 120 240 24

HR

5x Alarm 2 /

Alarm 1
Mode

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

6x Alarm 2 /

Alarm 1

2 5 10 15 20 25 30 45 60

Red Options 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x

Shaded boxes are the factory settings

RANGE

The range of the detector can be set from 10 to 35 metres.
See the multi-beam lens data on page 1 for masking off
areas to reduce the range further or pet alley requirements.

PULSE COUNT

The number of beams that have to be crossed before
activation.
1 - will give a fast response
2 - gives good immunity & response
3 - gives high immunity to false alarms
4 - slow repose use in areas with poor environments ( e.g

excessive foliage)

The unit detects the changes in heat and movement in the
beam pattern area, therefore trees, shrubs, ponds, boiler

ues and animals should be considered when positioning the

detector.

LED MONITOR

OFF/tp: Detection indicator ‘off’ select this when requiring

Tamper outputs with mode 1 and mode 7

ON/tp: Detection indicator ‘on’ select this option when
requiring Tamper outputs with mode 1 and mode 7 (see page

6)

OFF/nt: The indicator is’off; - both Alarm 2 & Alarm 1 outputs
activate on detection

ON/nt: The indicator is on - both Alarm 2 and Alarm 1 outputs
activate on detection.

OFF/lo: Low power mode supply 5mA - only the ‘A’ and ‘S”
output operate - no led indication.

‘S’ OUTPUT

The light level that the ‘S’ -ve output operates. The factory

setting is ‘5’ lux. This is generally considered the average

light level at dusk. 24 hr activates the ‘S’ output irrespective
of light level.

ALARM 2 / ALARM 1 MODE

There are seven different normally open and normally closed
modes that the 24 hour volt free contacts can be utilised. See

page 6 for these options.

TIMER ALARM 2 / ALARM 1

The timer settings available for the Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 volt
free outputs.