Wall mounting
holes
Cable hole
Bracket mounting
holes
3.3Illustrated Installation Procedure
1 Open holes on base:
A.Mask the drilling
porints and drill in the
the wall.
B.Route the cables
into the base via the
rear channel.
C.Insert two nails and
arrach the base to the
wall with two screws.
D.Insert the bottom
edge of the large PCB
under this tab&press
the top edge in.
3 function of coding switch:
Corner mounting
holes
DG-85 has two different working modes:bus mode and relay mode,the mode choosing
can be conducted by DIP switch.
4 Setting of coding switch:
theswitch1ofDIP=OFF
When setting to the relay mode DG-85 transmits alarm and temper signal by relay as stan-
dard sensors, same as the figure, can be powered by contacted the power of paneland the
"RED","BLK" of the sensor,"GRN","YEL" unused, on relay mode, the setting only can
be amended by DIP switch and trim pot-ntiometer
Relay mode
Bus mode theswitch1ofDIP=ON
When setting to bus mode DG-85 transmits alarm, tamper signals and datas by bus,and setting the sensoras well. On bus mode, DG-85 can be directly connected with control panel. sameas thefigure, can be pow-red by contacted the power of panel and the "RED","BLK" of
the sens-r,"GRN","YEL" connected with the correspondanceterminals. Onbus m-de,the setting can be amended by DIP switch and trim potentiometer, also can by system keypad(should be compated with system)get into programming mode.
Single or dual edge processing
This setting direct the DSP digital signal process working mode.Single side mode
is used the normal situation few of interference. Both sides process(out/in analysis)
mode can effectively reduce fault alarm. So, we recommend use this working mode
when the sensor in stallated near interfere resource.
LED setting
LED light 5 second when detected the energy of the moving signal can result alarm enough,
when the energy of the signal not enough, LED blink.
NC
COM
Tamper
Alarm output
Power
DG-85 PCB
RED BLK
GRN
YEL TMP TMP
Communicate
bus
GRN
AUX+
AUX-
YEL
ZONE
24H/ZONE
When relaymode,
these twowires not
connect
5 Sensitivity adjustment:
The trim potentiometer will turn bigger when turn clockwise, reverse result
when turn counter-colockwise 0.25s-2s
7. Motion test to protected area
The best operation height of DG85 is 2.1 meter, a little higher or
loweris also permitted. Confi
-rm the adjustableheight marko
-ntheright upside on cover tally
with the installation height.
If another installationheight is
needed, re-adjust the PCB in acc
-ordance with your needs. Mot
-ion test is necessarily required
inthe protection area in order
to confirm that areas need pro
-tection are within the prote-
ctive area.
6. PCB height setting
A. Install the cover, close the fastening position.
Guarantee that the front and back cover close
Tightly without any space or the looseness of
anti-water cover can't prevent humidity entering
into the parts.
B. Crossing to any direction of the detection area,
your walking will cause the LE D indicator to
light for 2-3 seconds (refer to the right diagram)
C. Perform motion test from contrary directions
in order to confirm the boundary of two sides.
Make confirmed thatdetection center pointing to
the center of protected area.
Contral panel
2 Wire up the terminal block
Function
Bus mode
Relay mode
Work mode
Digital signal process
LED
Tamper confirm
Invalid
Valid
Invalid
Valid
Invalid
Valid
Single side
Both sides
Relay
Bus
Unused
Unused
DIP switch1=OFF
DIP switch1=ON
DIP switch2=OFF
DIP switch2=ON
DIP switch3=ON
DIP switch3=OFF
Unused
Unused
Unused
Unused
001 1 =OFF
001 1 =ON
001 2 =OFF
001 2 =ON
001 3 =OFF
001 3 =ON
001 5 =ON
001 5 =OFF
002 001=010
Trim potentiometer 0 10
Sensitivity
Moving signal instruct
Even the most sophisticated detcetors can sometimes be defeated or may fail to warn due to :DC power failure/improper connection, malicious masking of the lens,tampering with the optical system, decreased sensitivity in ambient temperatures near that of the human body and unexpected failure of a component part.The above list includes the most common reasons for failure recommended that the detector and the entire alarm system bechecked weekly, toensure proper performance.An alarm system should not beregarded asa substitute for insurance. Home & property owners or renters shouldbe prudent enough to continue insuringtheir lives & property, even though they are protected by analarm system.
WARNING! Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user s authority to operate the equipment.
This devicehas been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digitaldevice, pursuant harmful interference in residential installations .This equipment
generates,uses andcan radiate radio frequency energy and ,if not installed andused inaccordance with theins-tructions ,may cause harmful in-terference toradio and television reception.However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in aparticu lar installation .If this device does cause such interference , which can be verfied by turning the device off and on ,the user isencouraged to eliminatethe interference by one or more of the followingmeasures:
- Increasethe distance betweenthe device andthe receiver.
- Connectthe device toan outlet ona circuit different from the onethat supplies power to the receiver.
4.Special comments
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