Optex RLS-3060 Installation

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INTRODUCTION

1 INTRODUCTION

1-1

BEFORE OPERATION ............................................................. 1

1-2

PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................ 2

1-3

PARTS IDENTIFICATION ......................................................... 2

2 TYPES OF INSTALLATION METHOD AND DETECTION AREAS

2-1

TYPES OF INSTALLATION METHOD ..................................... 2

2-2

TYPES OF DETECTION METHOD .......................................... 3

2-3

AREA SETTING PROCEDURE ................................................ 3

3 INSTALLATION AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

3-1

INSTALLING TO WALL AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT .............. 4

3-2

INSTALLING TO CEILING PLANE AND ANGLE

ADJUSTMENT .......................................................................... 5

3-3

INSTALLING TO POLE ............................................................. 6

3-4

INSTALLING AT AN ANGLE TO WALL OR CEILING

PLANE ...................................................................................... 6

3-5

INSTALLING AT AN ANGLE TO POLE ..................................... 7

4 PARTS LAYOUT INSIDE THE COVER AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

4-1

WIRING ..................................................................................... 7

4-2

RESET SWITCH ....................................................................... 7

4-3

SIGNAL OUTPUT ..................................................................... 7

4-4

CONNECTING WALK TESTER ................................................ 8

4-5

POWERING ON ........................................................................ 8

4-6

SWITCH LAYOUT ..................................................................... 8

4-7

LED FUNCTIONS ..................................................................... 8

5 SETTING HORIZONTAL DETECTION AREAS 1 AND 2

5-1

SELECTOR SWITCH OPERATION ......................................... 8

5-2

MANUAL SETTING OF HORIZONTAL DETECTION

AREA ........................................................................................ 9

5-3

STARTING SECURITY PROTECTION IN MANUAL

MODE ....................................................................................... 9

5-4

AUTO SETTING OF HORIZONTAL DETECTION AREA ......... 9

6 SETTING VERTICAL DETECTION AREA

6-1

SELECTOR SWITCH OPERATION ....................................... 10

6-2

SETTING DETECTION AREA IN VERTICAL

DETECTION AREA .................................................................

6-3

AUTO SETTING OF VERTICAL DETECTION AREA ..............11

7 AREA CHECKUPS

7-1

WALK TEST .............................................................................11

7-2

CHANGING THE SETTINGS DURING SECURITY

PROTECTION .........................................................................11

7-3

SYSTEM FUNCTION AFTER POWER FAILURE .................. 12

8 SPECIFICATIONS

8-1

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE MAIN UNIT ................................. 12

8-2

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING ..................................................... 12

8-3

OPTIONS ................................................................................ 12

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BEFORE OPERATION

Read this instruction manual carefully prior to installation. This manual uses the following warning indications to provide information regarding correct usage of the product to prevent you and other people from being harmed, and your assets from being damaged. These warning indications are described below. Ensure you understand these precautions before reading the rest of this manual.

Warning

Failure to follow the instructions provided by this warning and improper handling may cause death or serious injury.

Caution

Failure to follow the instructions provided by this caution and improper handling may cause injury and/or property damage.

This symbol indicates prohibition.

The specic prohibited action is provided in and/or around the gure.

This symbol requires an action or gives an instruction.

Warning

Do not use the product for purposes other than the detection of moving objects such as people and vehicles. Do not use the product to activate a shutter, etc., which may cause an accident.

Do not touch the unit base or power terminals of the product with a wet hand (do not touch when the product is wet with rain, etc.). It may cause electric shock.

Never attempt to disassemble or repair the product. It

may cause re or damage to the devices. Do not exceed the voltage or current rating specied

for any of the terminals, doing so may cause re or

damage to the devices. Ensure the power is turned off before connecting

wiring.

Conrm the signal name of every terminal to ensure

wiring is carried out correctly. Whenever a commercial switching regulator is used,

be sure to connect PE (Protective Earth Terminal). Hold the main unit securely when you install or

service it. Exercise care not to bump the product against nearby objects or drop it inadvertently.

This product is not capable of detecting objects in the dead zone of the laser scan. Do not use this product for an application where it is not capable of covering the detection area required by the task.

Please note that the product can malfunction, including producing an irregular output and committing a detection error, if it is exposed to unfavorable environmental conditions such as strong ambient light, electronic noises or mechanical vibrations.

Caution

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of

procedures other than those specied herein may

result in hazardous radiation exposure. Clean and check the product periodically for safe use.

If any problem is found, do not attempt to use the product as it is.

When disposing of this product, be sure to follow the waste-disposal regulations of the country or region where it is used.

This product is intended to detect an intruder(s) and is not designed to prevent theft, disasters or accidents. The manufacturer shall not be held liable for any damage to user’s property resulting from theft, disasters or accidents.

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FEATURES

* 30 m (Approx. 100 ft.) radius for 190 degrees * Vertical and horizontal mounting * Unique detection algorithm * Four independently adjustable detection areas for PTZ camera

control * Four independent N.O. outputs * Form C master alarm outputs * Automatic area setting function * Environmental disqualification (EDQ) circuit * Trouble output * Tamper output

REDSCAN is an area sensor that configures a fan-like detection area of 30 m (Approx.100 ft.) radius over 190 degrees arc. using laser beams. REDSCAN detects target objects by emitting laser beams at the target and measuring the time required for the emitted beams to be reflected and returned to the detector. There are 3 modes for detecting an intruder. Horizontal Detection Area1, Horizontal Detection Area2 and Vertical Detection Area. Each one is configured with an independent detection algorithm.

CONTENTS

No.591555-0 2009.3

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

RLS-3060

Laser Scan Detector

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TYPES OF INSTALLATION METHOD AND DETECTION AREAS

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PRECAUTIONS

Install the product only on a solid surface.

In the Horizontal Detection Area, this product must normally be used within the recommended installation height in order to detect an intruder.

Install the product so that the

detection area is not inuenced

by interference from tall grass or tree branches waving in the wind.

Do not install or leave the product in a location exposed to heat, vibrations or impacts beyond the noted rating.

Do not use the product in an environment where solvent fumes or corrosive gases are present.

Do not use this product in environments where there may be oil mist particles which may contaminate the window of the detector; thus causing detection errors and possible corrosion which may lead to product failure.

The symbol “Í” indicates prohibited actions.

Cleaning the Product

Clean the front window on a regular basis using a wet cloth. A smeared front window can limit the detection area due to the reduced laser sensitivity. In addition, heavy soiling of the window can induce detection errors.

On Safety of Laser

This product is categorized as a Class 1 product in terms of the Safety Standard.

Average Power : Max. 0.015 mW (AEL) Wavelength : 905 nm Pulse With : 4 ns Emission period : 36 μs Standard : IEC60825-1

Class 1 of the Laser Safety Standard means that the safety of laser products belonging to this class is warranted under normal operating conditions (reasonably predictable operating conditions). The user is simply required to indicate that this product is laser equipment. No additional safety measures are necessary.

Certied to FDA (21 CFR part 1040.10 and 1040.11)

Class 1 laser product

Do not expose your eyes directly to the laser beam.

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Accessories>>

2-1

TYPES OF INSTALLATION METHOD

Installing to a wall Installing to a pole

Installing at an angle to a wall Installing at an angle to a pole

Installing to a ceiling plane

Installing at an angle to a

ceiling plane

Installation height:

0.7 m to 1 m (2.3 ft. to 3.3 ft.)

Front window

Mounting bracket Main unit

Cover

Cover mounting screw

Main unit mounting screw

Angle adjustment screw

4 screws

(For locking the

mounting bracket)

4 anchors

for the board

1 paper template 2 cable glands

Detection method

Horizontal Detection Area 1 Horizontal Detection Area 2

Detection method

Vertical Detection Area

Laser beam

Detection method

Vertical Detection Area

Laser beam

Bracket is optional item.

Bracket is optional item. Bracket is optional item.

Bracket is

optional item.

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TYPES OF DETECTION METHOD

The detection method comprises the three modes of Horizontal Detection Area 1, Horizontal Detection Area 2 and Vertical Detection Area.

-Horizontal Detection Area 1

H1 H2 V

This mode allows setting of a fan-like detection area in the horizontal direction with a maximum radius of 30 m (Approx.100 ft.), a spread angle of 180 degrees, and a width of 1 m (3.3 ft.). This mode detects intrusion of an object that appears from the rear side of the sensor or in a position within 1 m (3.3 ft.) from the sensor installation line and that moves toward the front of the sensor.

Cautions>>

This mode does not detect an object that appears in a position more than 1 m (3.3 ft.) away from the sensor installation line.

-Horizontal Detection Area 2

H1 H2 V

This mode allows setting of a fan-like detection area in the horizontal direction with a maximum radius of 30 m (Approx. 100 ft.), a spread angle of 190 degrees. This mode detects intrusion into the detection area from any direction.

-Vertical Detection Area H1 H2 V

This mode allows setting of a fan-like detection area in the vertical direction with a maximum radius of 30 m (Approx. 100 ft.), a spread angle of

190 degrees and a maximum recommended height above the ground of 15 m (Approx. 50 ft.). This mode detects an object that traverses the detection area.

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AREA SETTING PROCEDURE

The Manual and Auto modes are available for setting the area. The Auto setting procedure comprises the two options of P1 and P2. The setting procedure in each mode varies depending on which detection method of either H1, H2 or Vertical detection Area is selected.

-Horizontal Detection Area 1/Horizontal Detection Area 2

Manual

In this mode, set up a detection area by specifying a radius of the fan-like detection area. The rough alignment rotary switch can specify the radius in the range of 0 to 30 m in 2 m steps.

Using the ne adjustment potentiometer the area setting can be

increased or decreased by up to +/- 1 m. The detection area is divided into Area A and Area B, allowing you to specify a different radius for each. Each of Areas A and B is halved to A1, A2, B1 and B2 areas.

Vertical Detection Area when the product is installed at an angle

H1 H2 V

When you have installed this product at an angle with the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket, the detection area varies as shown below depending on the installation height and angle.

Width of laser optical axis and positional dimension (Laser center standard)

Mounting angle

0° 20° 30° 45°

Width of

optical

axis

Position

Width of

optical

axis

Position

Width of

optical

axis

Position

Width of

optical

axis

Position

Installation height

4 m

(13 ft.)

59 0 59 1.5 59 2.3 59 4.0

195

0 195 4.8 195 7.6 193 13.1

10 m

(33 ft.)

57 0 56 3.6 55 5.8 53 10.0

186

0 184 11.9 182 18.9 174 32.8

15 m

(49 ft.)

52 0 51 5.5 49 8.7 42 15.0

170

0 167 17.9 161 28.4 139 49.2

[Upper row: m/Lower row: ft.]

180°

1 m (3.3 ft.)

30 m

(Approx.

100 ft.)

An object that appears in this area is not detected.

An object that intrudes from this direction is not detected.

Sensor installation line

30 m

(Approx.

100 ft.

)

190°

Mounting

height

Ground

surface

30 m (Approx. 100 ft.

)

Mounting angle

Position

60 m (Approx. 200 ft.)

Width of optical axis

30 m (Approx. 100 ft.) 30 m (Approx. 100 ft.)

Area

: Detection area

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INSTALLATION AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

Auto

P1 Auto Learning

The area automatically learnt by the sensor within the boundary

dened by the rough alignment rotary switches and ne

adjustment potentiometers.

P2 Auto Tracing

The area automatically learnt by tracing a person walking a boundary within the area set by the rough alignment rotary

switches and ne adjustment potentiometers.

-Vertical Detection Area

Manual

Vertical Detection Area is not available in Manual mode. Turn on the Auto mode to use it.

Auto

P1 Fix

The area being automatically recognized by the sensor scanner within the fan-like area set by the rough alignment rotary

switches and the ne adjustment potentiometers.

P2 Refresh

The area being detected is automatically adapted every hour to compensate for objects blocking the areas.

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INSTALLING TO WALL AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

1 Remove the cover from the main unit.

2 Remove the mounting bracket from the main unit.

3 Attach the paper template (an accessory) onto the wall, and

drill 4 mounting holes in it. Drill 2 wiring holes as required.

Insert the anchor bolt (an accessory) into the board

mounting holes.

4 Fix the mounting bracket on the wall. Adjust the angle so

that the inclination in the horizontal plane becomes parallel to the ground.

Cautions>>

When installing the product to the wall, fix the mounting bracket parallel to the ground. If the mounting bracket is set at an angle, the laser beam will not be emitted parallel to the ground, which may result in the non-detection of an intruder. An inclination of 1 degree varies the shape of the detection area of 30 m (Approx.

100 ft.) ahead by

approximately 0.5 m (1.6 ft.).

Auto P1 (Auto Learning)

Auto P2 (Auto Tracing)

Manual

Area

30 m maximum (Approx. 100 ft.)

Auto P1 (Fix)

Installation height

Ground surface

Loosen 2 lock screws.

Main unit fallprotection stopper

(Washer without rubber)

1 Loosen 4 lock screws.

2 Move the

mounting bracket

3 Remove the mounting bracket by moving it

over the stopper while opening the bottom of the mounting bracket slightly outward.

They are not used

Mounting hole in 4 locations Diameter 6 mm (0.24 inches) Depth

60 mm (2.36 inches)

Set the lower end of the paper template at a position at least 0.7 m (28 in.) above the ground.

Wiring hole

Tighten 4 lock screws for the mounting bracket (accessories).

Adjust the angle along the slot while setting screw hole A at the center. After the adjustment, tighten the screws.

Angle adjustment screws a and b

Main unit mounting screws c and d

Area A Area B

Remove the cover.

(Washer with rubber)

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5 Install the cable gland.

6 Install the main unit and fix it to the mounting bracket. Adjust the angle so that the inclination in the vertical

direction becomes parallel to the ground.

7 See section “4-1” and connect the wires to the terminal

block.

Cautions>>

When the indicators (A1, A2, B1, B2, Status and Power) light after the power turns on, this signifies that the system is warming up. Wait for approximately 30 seconds until the indicators go out.

8 See Chapters 5, 6 and 7, make various settings and confirm

that the equipment operates correctly.

9 The installation work is complete when the various settings

and operational check are finished. Mount the cover.

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INSTALLING TO CEILING PLANE AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

When you have selected the Vertical Detection Area for detection purposes, install the product to the ceiling plane.

1 Implement steps 1 and 2 in “3-1” to remove the cover and

mounting bracket.

2 Attach the paper template (an accessory) to the ceiling

plane and drill 4 mounting holes in it. Drill 2 wiring holes as required.

Insert the anchor bolt (an accessory) into the board

mounting holes.

3 Fix the mounting bracket to the ceiling plane.

4 Install the main unit and fix it to the mounting bracket. Adjust

the angle so that the inclination in the vertical direction becomes parallel to the ground.

5 Take steps 6 through 9 in “3-1” to do wiring, check the

setup and operation, and then install the cover.

1 Install the main unit by moving it over the

stopper while opening the bottom of the mounting bracket slightly outward.

Ensure that any unused wiring holes are covered securely with a wiring hole cap.

Cable gland

Main unit fallprotection stopper

Tighten 4 lock screws.

Angle adjustment screws a and b

Main unit mounting screws c and d

(Washer without rubber)

Insert the top portion

When tightening screws a and b, adjust the angle referencing the slot.

Tighten 2 lock screws.

Install the cover.

Wiring hole

Peel off the paper template from the portion indicated with the dotted line when using its inner portion alone.

Mounting hole in 4 locations Diameter 6 mm (0.24 inches) Depth

60 mm (2.36 inches)

Tighten 4 lock screws for the mounting bracket (accessories).

They are not used

Main unit fallprotection stopper

1 Install the main unit by moving it over the

stopper while opening the bottom of the mounting bracket slightly outward.

Insert the top portion.

Tighten 4 lock screws.

(Washer without rubber)

(Washer with rubber)

Angle adjustment screws a and b

When tightening screws a and b, adjust the angle along the slot.

5°

(Washer with rubber)

Main unit mounting screws c and d

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INSTALLING TO POLE

When installing the product to a pole, use the optional pole mounting bracket (RLS-PB).

1 Take steps 1 and 2 in “3-1” to remove the cover and

mounting bracket.

2 Fix the pole mounting bracket (optional) to the pole using 2

stainless belts (included in the pole mounting bracket).

Points >>

For detailed handling procedures, see the manual attached to the pole mounting bracket.

3 Fix the mounting bracket to the pole mounting bracket. For the fixing, use the screw with the washer attached to

the pole mounting bracket. Adjust the angle so that the inclination in the horizontal plane becomes parallel to the ground.

4 Take step 6 in “3-1” to install and fix the main unit to the

mounting bracket.

5 Take steps 7 through 9 in “3-1” to do wiring, check the

setup and operation, and then install the cover.

3-4

INSTALLING AT AN ANGLE TO WALL OR CEILING PLANE

When installing the product at an angle to a wall or ceiling plane, use the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket (RLS-SB).

1 Take steps 1 and 2 in “3-1” to remove the cover and

mounting bracket.

2 When installing the product at an angle to a wall, attach the

paper template (attached to the main unit) to the wall and drill 4 mounting holes in it in the same way as described in “3-1

.” For the ceiling plane, follow the procedures

described in “3-2 2.”

Points >>

The mounting holes for the adjustable angle mounting bracket must be provided in the same position, diameter and depth as that for the main unit mounting holes indicated on the paper template.

3 Fix the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket to the

wall or ceiling plane using 4 screws attached to the main unit.

Wall Ceiling plane

Points >>

For detailed handling procedures, see the manual attached to the adjustable angle mounting bracket.

4 Fix the mounting bracket with 4 lock screws with the washer

attached to the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket.

Wall Ceiling plane

5 Take step 6 in “3-1” to install and fix the main unit to the

mounting bracket.

Wall Ceiling plane

6 Take steps 7 through 9 in “3-1” to carry out wiring, check

the setup and operation, and then install the cover.

Stainless belt (included in the pole mounting bracket)

Pole mounting bracket (optional)

The angle varies according to the bolt insertion position.

45° 40° 30° 20°

30°

45°

40°30°20°10°

0°

45°

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INSTALLING AT AN ANGLE TO POLE

When installing the product at an angle to a pole, use the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket for pole (RLS-SB).

1 Take steps 1 and 2 in “3-1” to remove the cover and

mounting bracket.

2 Fix the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket to the

pole using 2 stainless belts (included in the adjustable angle mounting bracket).

Stainless belt (included in the pole mounting bracket)

Power wires should not exceed the following lengths.

WIRE

SIZE

AWG20

(0.52 mm2)

AWG18

(0.83 mm2)

4-2

24V DC 24V AC

120

(394)

200

(656)

(197)

100

(328)

m (ft.)

RESET SWITCH

Stripped wire length

Wires must be stripped back 9 mm. Use the gauge on the panel for correct measurement.

This switch is used for restarting the system. Do not touch it during normal operation.

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SIGNAL OUTPUT

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Adjustable angle mounting bracket

3 Fix the mounting bracket with 4 lock screws with the washer

attached to the optional adjustable angle mounting bracket.

4 Take step 6 in “3-1” to install and fix the main unit to the

mounting bracket.

5 Take steps 7 through 9 in “3-1” to do wiring, check the

setup and operation, and then install the cover.

-D.Q. output

The algorithm specific to REDSCAN allows detecting an intrusion amid the fog. However, during severe conditions such as heavy rain, dense fog or snow storms the Environmental DisQualification (EDQ) output is activated.

-Alarm output

Upon detecting an intruder, this product outputs the alarm specific to the area (Area A1, Area A2, Area B1 or Area B2) where the intrusion happened. When combined with an area monitoring system using a PTZ camera, this product works efficiently to provide early detection of intruders.

-Tamper output

This output is enabled when the terminal cover is removed.

-Trouble output

It is generated when an error has occurred on the sensor.

Name Function

PARTS LAYOUT INSIDE THE COVER AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

4-1

WIRING

RESET Switch

D.Q OUTPUT (N.C.)

D.Q OUTPUT (N.O.)

A2 area ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.)

A1 area ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.)

B1 area ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.)

B2 area ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.) TAMPER OUTPUT (N.C.)

0 2

Rang

Fine adj

-1 + 1

-1 0

TROUBLE OUTPUT (N.O.)

MAINTENANCE

CONNECTOR WALK TESTER CONNECTOR

POWER INPUT

TROUBLE OUTPUT (N.C.) ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.) ALARM OUTPUT (N.C.)

*1: TAMPER terminals to be connected to a 24 hour supervisory loop.

It is activated when an obstacle has been placed in front of the sensor in order to block the

Anti-masking

detection area. It is reset after such obstacles are removed. Heavy soiling of the front window can also activate this function.

This function is activated when the area being scanned

changes by a signicant

Anti-rotation

amount as a result of the unit being rotated from its original settings. Not applicable in

Manual mode.

Status

Powe

Sensor error

It is activated when the sensor has detected an internal self check error.

-Alarm output

The alarm output is generated if an intruder is detected in one or more of the divided areas (Area A1, Area A2, Area B1 and Area B2).

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REDWAVE

MICROWAVE

REDWAVE

ALARM OUTPUT

CELL BATTERY

POWER SUPPLY FROM SENSOR

POWER OFF

REDWAVE PIR NEAR

REDWAVE PIR FAR

MEGARED

FAR

MEGARED

NEAR

REDWALL REDWIDE

WALKTESTER

REDWALL REDWIDE MEGARED

CONNECTION

SELECT SWITCH

MODE SELECT SWITCH

POWER SELECT SWITCH

OPM-WT

Set A2

Power

B1 B2

Status

Set A2

Powe

B1 B2

Status

adj.

o F

P1 P2

H M L

S M L

Powe

-1 + 1

-1 0

Status

Range

M A

Fine adj.

Auto Func. Set

P1 P2

Offset

Sens.

H M L

Size

S M L

Area A

Power

-1 +1 -1 +1 -1 0

B1 B2

Area B

5731240

Status

Range

Mode

M A

2804

Set A2

Powe

B1 B2

Status

SETTING HORIZONTAL DETECTION AREAS 1 AND 2

4-4

CONNECTING WALK TESTER

1 Turning on the power selector switch after plugging

the cable into the Walk Tester Connector generates a continuous beep at a constant sound level.

2 The beep sound becomes stronger and continues for a

longer period if an object is detected.

4-5

POWERING ON

Connect 24 VAC/DC to the power input terminal to turn power on. As power is turned on, the indicators (A1, A2, B1, B2, Status and Power) light for about 30 seconds and then go out. During this period, REDSCAN initializes itself. Indicator Power remains lit as long as power is turned on.

Legend OFF Light Blink

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SWITCH LAYOUT

4-7

LED FUNCTIONS

-In the normal operation

Symbol Color DETECTOR STATUS

A2 Red

Area A2 alarm output

Red

Area A1 alarm output

Red

Area B1 alarm output

B2 Red Area B2 alarm output

Status Yellow

Lit during auto setup of the unit.

(Turned off during normal operation.)

Power Green Lit when power is turned on

-When an abnormality occurs

Status

A2 A1 B1 B2

Status

Power

D.Q.

Anti-masking

Anti-rotation

Sensor

error

Error 1

Error 2

Error 3

Error 4

Error 5

Legend OFF Light Blink

5-1

SELECTOR SWITCH OPERATION

-Detection method selection

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select the desired method using the detection method selector switch.

Func.

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

It selects Horizontal Detection Area 1.

It selects Horizontal Detection Area 2.

—

-Selection of the area setting method

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select the desired method using the mode selector switch.

Mode

M A

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

Selects the Manual setting.

Selects the Auto setting.

-Selecting the Auto mode

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select it using the Auto mode selector switch.

Auto

P1 P2

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

Turns on the Auto Learning.

Turns on the Auto Tracing.

Area A2 alarm output

Area A1 alarm output

Area B1 alarm output Area B2 alarm output

Power selector switch

Use at “REDWALL” position.

WALK TESTER <OPM-WT>

REDSCAN

Approximately

30 seconds

(Initialization is

turned on)

Auto mode selection Detection method selection Detection area setting button

Operation Indicator

Tamper switch

Mode selection Detection sensitivity setting (Size.) Detection sensitivity setting (Sens.)

Offset adjustment

Area A ne alignment

potentiometer Area B

ne alignment

potentiometer

Area A rough alignment

Area B rough alignment

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Area B Area A

Fine adj.

Area A

-1 +1 -1 +1

Area B

Range

2804

Offset

-1 0

Set A2

Power

B1 B2

Status

REDWAVE

REDWAVE MICROWAVE

REDWAVE

ALARM OUTPUT

CELL BATTERY

POWER SUPPLY

FROM

SENSOR

POWER OFF

REDWAVE PIR NEAR

REDWAVE PIR FAR

MEGARED

FAR

MEGARED

NEAR

REDWALL REDWIDE

WALKTESTER

REDWALL REDWIDE

MEGARED

CONNECTION

SELECT SWITCH

MODE SELECT SWITCH

POWER SELECT SWITCH

OPM-WT

Auto

P1 P2

-Selecting the detection sensitivity

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Set the detection sensitivity using the Size selector switch and Sens. selector switch. You can set the detection sensitivity in the horizontal area with the size of the target object and its move distance within the detection area.

H M L

S M L

Size

Sens.

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

Approx. 150 mm (0.5 ft.) or above

This switch

species

the width of the target object to be detected.

Approx. 300 mm (1 ft.) or above

Approx. 1000 mm (3.3 ft.) or above

Approx. 500 mm (1.6 ft.) or above

This switch

species

the move distance of an object in the detection area above which it is judged as an intruder.

Approx. 1000 mm (3.3 ft.) or above

Approx. 2000 mm (6.6 ft.) or above

5-2

MANUAL SETTING OF HORIZONTAL DETECTION AREA

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Set a fan-like detection area using the rough alignment rotary switch and fine alignment potentiometer.

-Rough alignment rotary switch

You can specify the radius in the range of 0 to 30 m in 2 m steps. Setting the rough alignment rotary switch to 0 m deletes the area.

Example: if you specify “Detection distance in Area A: 30 m” and “Detection distance in Area B: 14 m” in a location where the radius is 30 m or more without a reflector, the following detection areas will result.

SELECTOR

POSITION (m)

[ft.]

0 0 4 13 8 26

52 20 65 24 79 28 92

-Fine alignment potentiometer

This potentiometer can fine tune the value set with the rough alignment rotary switch by +/- 1 m. within the range of 0 m minimum and 30 m maximum.

Setting done in rough

alignment

Range available for fine alignment

When 0 m is set

0 to +1 m (From -1 to 0 m on the scale

is not usable)

When 2 to 28 m is set ±1 m

When 30

m is set

1 to 0 m (From 0 to +1 m on the scale

is not usable)

-Offset adjustment

You can reduce a set detection area using the offset potentiometer. Use this adjusting function when windblown grass or tree branches interfere with the currently set detection area.

You can adjust the boundary of a given detection area inward (toward the sensor) in the range of 0 to -1 m.

5-3

STARTING SECURITY PROTECTION IN MANUAL MODE

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

When “Manual” is chosen from the mode selector switch, turning the power on starts the security protection in manual mode.

5-4

AUTO SETTING OF HORIZONTAL DETECTION AREA

-Function of the detection area setting button

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

This button starts the auto function of either P1 or P2 whichever has been selected.

-Setting P1 (Auto Learning)

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Sequence of

operation

Status

indicator

Time

Action of REDSCAN/

Response of Walk Tester

Hold down the

detection area setting

button for 1 second.

Flashing

starts

For

1 second

Pitch of Walk Tester

sound changes for

2 seconds

Evacuation from

the area

Flashing (*1)

For

15 seconds

—

Fast flashing

(*2)

For

10 seconds

Scan of the detection

area is executed

—

For

15 seconds

Scan of the detection

area is completed and

the data are saved

—

Flashing

For

3 seconds

—

OFF

—

Security protection of the

detection area is started

*1: Flashes once a second *2: Flashes twice a second

Cautions >>

Do not enter the area while the area scan is being carried out. An unwanted object in the area interferes with the correct scanning of the target area.

Offset

Auto P1 (Auto Learning)

Manual Mode

AreaB2AreaB1Area

Area

15 m

7 m

30 m14 m

: Detection area

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Auto

P1 P2

Set A2

Power

B1 B2

Status

REDWAVE

REDWAVE MICROWAVE

REDWAVE

ALARM OUTPUT

CELL BATTERY

POWER SUPPLY

FROM

SENSOR

POWER OFF

REDWAVE PIR NEAR

REDWAVE PIR FAR

MEGARED

FAR MEGARED NEAR

REDWALL REDWIDE

WALKTESTER

REDWALL REDWIDE MEGARED

CONNECTION

SELECT SWITCH

MODE

SELECT SWITCH

POWER SELECT SWITCH

OPM-WT

Area BArea A

SETTING VERTICAL DETECTION AREA

-Setting P2 (Auto Tracing)

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Sequence of

operation

Status

indicator

Time

Action of REDSCAN/

Response of Walk Tester

Hold down the

detection area setting

button for 1 second.

Flashing

starts

For

1 second

Pitch of Walk Tester

sound changes for

2 seconds

Evacuation from

the area

Flashing

(*2)

For

15 seconds

—

Fast flashing

(*3)

For

10 seconds

Scan of the detection

area is executed

Walking along the

boundary of the area

(*1)

Flash

(*4)

For

5 minutes

Tracing started

Pitch of the Walk Tester

sound changes in

3-second cycles

(Last

30 seconds)

Pitch of the Walk Tester

sound changes in

1-second cycles

—

For

15 seconds

Tracing is completed and

the data are saved

—

Flashing

For

3 seconds

—

OFF

—

Security protection of the

detection area is started

*1: The tracing is automatically ended after 5 minutes. When

movement of the target object along the area boundary has finished before this time, you can terminate the tracing without waiting for 5 minutes by holding down the detection area

setting button for 3 seconds. *2: Flashes once a second *3:

Flashes twice a second

*4: A flashin g sequen ce of flashing twice a second and n ot

flashing for a second is repeated

Cautions >>

Do not enter the area while the area scan is being carried out. An unwanted object in the area interferes with the correct scanning of the target area.

Note >>

Any area left untraced will revert to the Auto learning area settings.

6-1

SELECTOR SWITCH OPERATION

-Detection method selection

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select the desired method using the detection method selector switch.

Func.

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

—

H2 —

Selects the vertical detection area.

-Selection of the area setting method

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select the desired method using the mode selector switch.

Mode

M A

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

NOT APPLICABLE

Selects the Auto setting.

-Selecting the Auto mode

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Select it using the Auto mode selector switch.

Auto

P1 P2

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

Fixes the detection area.

Periodically refreshes the detection area.

-Setting the detection sensitivity

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Set the detection sensitivity using the Size selector switch and Sens. selector switch. You can set the detection sensitivity in the vertical area with the size of the target object and the time it takes to traverse the detection area.

H M L

S M L

Size

Sens.

SELECTOR

POSITION

FUNCTION

Approx. 300 mm (1 ft.) or above

This switch

species the

height from offset position of the target object to be detected.

Approx. 500 mm (1.6 ft.) or above

Approx. 1000 mm (3.3 ft.) or above

100 ms or longer. This setting is recommended when the target object can run through the detection area.

This switch

species

the duration during which the target object stays in the detection area.

M 150 ms or longer

200 ms or longer. This setting is recommended when detecting large objects such as a car.

6-2

SETTING DETECTION AREA IN VERTICAL DETECTION AREA

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Set a fan-like detection area using the rough alignment rotary switch and fine alignment potentiometer.

-Rough alignment rotary switch

It can specify the radius in the range of 0 to 30 m in 2 m steps. Setting the rough alignment rotary switch to 0 m deletes the area.

SELECTOR

POSITION (m)

[ft.]

0 0 4 13 8 26

52 20 65 24 79 28 92

Auto P1 (Auto Learning)

Manual Mode

Area

: Detection area

Installation

height

Ground surface

15 m

7 m

30 m 14 m

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Fine adj.

Area A

-1 +1 -1 +1

Area B

Range

2804

Offset

-1 0

Set A2

Power

B1 B2

Status

REDWAVE

REDWAVE MICROWAVE

REDWAVE

ALARM OUTPUT

CELL BATTERY

POWER SUPPLY FROM SENSOR

POWER OFF

REDWAVE

PIR NEAR

REDWAVE PIR FAR

MEGARED

FAR

MEGARED

NEAR

REDWALL REDWIDE

WALKTESTER

REDWALL REDWIDE MEGARED

CONNECTION

SELECT SWITCH

MODE SELECT SWITCH

POWER SELECT SWITCH

OPM-WT

Set A2

Power

B1 B2

Status

REDWAVE

REDWAVE MICROWAVE

REDWAVE ALARM OUTPUT

CELL BATTERY

POWER SUPPLY FROM SENSOR

POWER OFF

REDWAVE PIR NEAR

REDWAVE PIR FAR

MEGARED

FAR MEGARED NEAR

REDWALL REDWIDE

WALKTESTER

REDWALL REDWIDE MEGARED

CONNECTION

SELECT SWITCH

MODE

SELECT SWITCH

POWER SELECT SWITCH

OPM-WT

-Fine alignment potentiometer

This potentiometer can fine tune the value set with the rough alignment rotary switch by +/- 1 m. within the range of 0 m minimum and 30

m maximum.

Setting carried out in

rough alignment

Range available for fine alignment

When 0 m is set

0 to +1 m (From -1 to 0 m on the scale

is not usable)

When 2 to 28 m is set

±1 m

When 30 m is set

-1 to 0 m (From 0 to +1 m on the scale is not usable)

-Offset adjustment

You can reduce a set detection area using the offset potentiometer. Use this adjusting function when windblown grasses or tree branches interfere with the currently set detection area. You can adjust the dead zone from the ground in the range of 0 to -1 m.

6-3

AUTO SETTING OF VERTICAL DETECTION AREA

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Sequence of

operation

Status

indicator

Time

Action of REDSCAN/

Response of Walk Tester

Hold down the

detection area setting

button for 1 second.

Flashing

starts

For

1 second

Pitch of Walk Tester

sound changes for

2 seconds

Evacuation from

the area

Flashing

(*1)

For

15 seconds

—

Fast

flashing (*2)

For

10 seconds

Scan of the detection

area is executed

—

For

15 seconds

Scan of the detection

area is completed and

the data are saved

—

Flashing

For

3 seconds

—

OFF

—

Security protection of

the detection area is

started

*1: Flashes once a second *2: Flashes twice a second

Cautions >>

Do not enter the area while the area scan is being carried out. An unwanted object in the area interferes with the correct scanning of the target area.

7-1

WALK TEST

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Ensure that the detection area has been correctly set referencing the red indicator and changes in the pitch of Walk Tester sound.

-When a detection area has not been correctly set

1 Before pressing the detection area setting button, ensure

that the detection method switch and the detection mode switch are set to the correct position, respectively.

2 Set the detection again with reference to “5-4” for the

horizontal detection area and “6-3” for the vertical detection area.

7-2

CHANGING THE SETTINGS DURING SECURITY PROTECTION

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

You can change the following settings as required during the security protection. It is not necessary to press the detection area setting button after conducting a change.

SELECTOR

NAME

Manual (M) Auto (A) <P1/P2>

Mode selector



Object size



Object movement



Rough alignment



Fine alignment



Offset

—



If you shift the mode selector switch from Manual (M) to Auto (A), the area that has been specified previously in Auto (A) is selected as the detection area. When the area is not set in Auto, set it with reference to the procedure described in “5-4” or “6-3.”

Summary of detection area switch settings

Function

AUTO MODE

(Press Detection area setting button to initiate)

MANUAL MODE

Automatically learns the detection area within 1 m x area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

N/A

Detection area is 1 m x Area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

H2 Automatically learns

the detection area within the area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

Automatically learns the detection area by tracing a person walking a boundary within the area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

Detection area is the Area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

V Automatically learns

the detection area within the area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

Automatically updates the detection area every hour within the area set by Rough alignment rotary switches and Fine adj. potentiometers

N/A

AREA CHECKUPS

Offset

Ceiling

Ground surface

Installation height

Area

Installation

height

Ground surface

Manual

Auto P1 (Fix)

Area A Area B

Area

Ensure that the action of walking into an area causes the corresponding red indicator to turn on.

30 m

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8-1

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE MAIN UNIT

Model RLS-3060

Detection method Infrared Laser Scan

Laser protection class

Class 1

Wavelength of laser emission

905 nm (infrared laser)

Coverage for vertical mounting

Radius: 30 m (Approx. 100 ft.), Arc: 190

Coverage for horizontal mounting

MAX. 60 m (Approx. 200 ft.)

Detection resolution 0.25°

Power input 24V AC/DC ± 10%

Power consumption 400 mA (24VDC) 600 mA (24VAC)

Vertical mounting height

15 m (Approx. 50 ft.) max

Horizontal mounting height

0.7 m (28 in.) (recommended)

Indicator

A2 alarm

Red LED

A1 alarm

B1 alarm

B2 alarm

Status Yellow LED

Power Green LED

Area alarm output N.O. 28V DC, 0.2A × 4outputs

Master alarm output Form C, 28V DC, 0.2A max.

Trouble output Form C, 28V DC, 0.2A max.

Tamper output N.C. 28V DC, 0.1A max.

Environmental

disqualication

circuit

Form C, 28V DC, 0.2A max.

Alarm period Approx. 2 sec. Off delay timer

Warm-up period Approx. 30 sec.

Operating temperature

-20 – +60 °C (-4 – +140 °F)

IP rating IP65

Dimensions (H × W × D)

334 × 144 × 155 mm

(13.2

× 5.7 × 6.1 in.)

Weight 3 kg (106 oz.)

Accessories

Mounting screw, anchor bolt for board,

paper template, waterproof plug and

Installation Instructions

* Specifications and design are subject to change without prior

notice.

8-2

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING

8-3

OPTIONS

OPM-WT : Audio Walk Tester RLS-PB : Pole mount bracket RLS-SB

: Adjustable angle mounting bracket

SPECIFICATIONS

7-3 SYSTEM FUNCTION AFTER POWER FAILURE

H1 Manual H1 Auto H2 Manual H2 Auto V Auto

Even if the power is shut down during the security protection process (detection area is specified) due to reasons including power failure, the specified detection area is saved on this product. After power is restored, the product resumes intruder detection normally in the detection area that was specified prior to the power failure.

144

(5.7)

155

(6.1)

(2.5)

(0.7)

334

(13.2)

135

(5.3)

(3.6)

107

(4.3)

Unit:mm (inch)