Interlogix 60-741-95 Specsheet

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Document Number: 466-1502 Rev. C May 2000
& 60-741-11-95 (brown)
Installation Instructions

Product Summary

The Recessed Micro Door/W ind ow Sensor detects if a door or window is open or closed. During normal operation, the sensor is installed in the door or window frame while the magnet is installed in the door or window. When the door or window is opened, the magnet is moved away from the sen­sor, which causes the sensor to transmit an open (TRIP) sig­nal to the panel. The sensor transmits close (RESTORE) signals to the panel when the magnet is moved b ack to the sensor, which happens when the door or window is closed.
The sensor also sends s upervisory s ignals to t he panel every 64 minutes (approximat ely). The sensor is power ed by a 3.0 volt, long life, lithium battery.

Tools Needed

electric drill
5
/8” paddle or twist drill bit, 4” minimum length
3
/4” twist drill bit
standard tape measure or ruler pencil, pen, or piece of chalk ITI RF Sniffer (P/N 60-401)
1
/8” screwdriver

Installation Guidelines

Keep each sensor within 100 feet of the panel or
repeater.
Avoid mounting a sensor in an area where it will be
exposed to moisture.
Avoid mounting a sensor where temperatures exceed
1 2 0° F ( 4 9° C ) .
Avoid mounting a sensor where temperatures fall
below 10° F (-12° C).
Avoid mounting a sensor where it will be jarred exces-
sively, as this reduces battery life.
!
WARNING
Some installations may have electrical wiring run­ning through door or windo w frames. Use caution to avoid elec trical shocks.
Whenever possible, mount the sensor in the casing, no t
in the moving door or window.
T o avoid electrical wiring, mount the sensor in the
header (top) of the door or window frame.
If the sensor is to be used on double doors, mount it in
the least used door, with the magnet in the other door.

Figure 1. All Shipped Parts for Recessed Micro Sensor

Installation

1. Determine a suitable application site for the sensor.

To minimize the risk of electrical shock from con­cealed wires, mount the sensor in the top of the door or window frame. (See Figure 2.)

2. Measure and mark where the magnet will be installed in the door or window.

3. Measure the distance between the door or window and the frame header.

4. Drill a
5
/8” diameter hole 3/4” deep into the door or win-
dow (see Figure 2).
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Adding the Sensor to Panel Memory

NOTE: COUNTERSINKING REQUIRES 2 DRILL SIZES: 3/4" BIT
DRILL INTO DOOR/WINDOW FRAME 1/8" WITH 3/4" DIA. BIT
Figure 2. Preferred Method: Countersunk Mounting
5/8" BIT
METAL CLIP
DRILL 3 3/4" WITH 5/8" DIA. BIT
DOOR
CLEARANCE
AREA
DRILL 3/4" WITH 5/8" DIA. BIT
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Dimensions
8. To install the sensor in countersunk applications (pre­ferred), drill a
3
/4” twist type drill bit. Finish the hole by drilling with
a 5/8” drill bit, until the complete hole depth measures 3
3
/4” (see Figure 2).
1
/8” deep starter hole in the frame with a
OR
To install the sensor in non-countersunk applications, there must be at least or window and the frame. Drill a hole with a
1
/4”of clearence between the door
5
/8” drill
bit until the hole depth measures 3 3/4” (see Figure 3).
9. Insert sensor into the hole in the frame. Force the metal teeth into the frame by applying firm pressure on the sensor.

10. Close the door or window.

Adding the Sensor to Panel Memory
Below are general guidelines for adding (learning) the sen­sor into your panel memory. Refer to your panel installation instructions or reference manual for complete details.

1. Set the panel to Program mode.

2. Proceed to the LEARN SENSORS menu.

3. Select the appropriate sensor group and sensor number.

4. Trip the sensor by gently pressing the blade of a
1
/8” standard screwdriver in to the small slot on the bas e of the sensor. Insert the screwdriver blade by gently sliding the blade along the back of the slot (see Figure
4).
DRILL INTO DOOR/WINDOW FRAME 3 3/4" WITH 5/8" DIA. BIT
DOOR CLEARANCE MUST BE 1/4" OR LARGER FOR NON-COUNTERSUNK APPLICATIONS
DRILL 3/4" WITH 5/8" DIA. BIT
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Figure 3. Optional Method: Non-Countersunk Mount-
ing Dimensions

5. Push the magnet into the hole, magnet side first.

6. Measure and mark where the sensor will be installed in the frame.

7. Verify that the sensor and magnet marks are properly aligned with the installed magnet. If misaligned, remeasure and remark the sensor loca­tion on the frame. (See Figure 2 or 4).
Note
The screwdriver must be unbent and free of defects for this proces s to work.
5. With constant pressure, slowly tip the screwdriver (see Figure 4.) until you hear beeps from the ITI RF Sniffer (P/N 60-401) or a confirmation message from the panel.
When you tilt the blade, as described above, the screw­driver electrically connects two contacts (see Figure 5). This action causes the sensor to transmit a signal, which the panel or RF Sniffer then detects.
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2.

Figure 4. How to Add the Sensor to the Panel Memory

SENSOR
GENTLY PRESS THE SCREWDRIVER INTO THE SMALL SLOT
SENSOR
TIP THE SCREWDRIVER UNTIL THE RF SNIFFER BEEPS OR THE PANEL CONFIRMS LEARNING THE SENSOR
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