Risco eyeWAVE, eyeWAVE RWT95043300A, eyeWAVE RWX95CMP400A, eyeWAVE RWTP95043300A, eyeWAVE RWX95CM4000A Installation Instructions Manual

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eyeWAVE™

Wireless PIR Camera

Installation Instructions

Description

Wireless eyeWave™ is a battery powered PIR detector with an integrated camera, designed for video verification and simple
installation by alarm installers. The camera captures and transmits a sequence of images to a remote server or to mobile phones via
RISCO systems, upon an intrusion event or homeowner demand.

Main Features

 PIR coverage 12m (40’) wide angle

 VGA camera resolution with ~90° field-of-view

 Discreet IR flash allows imaging in complete

darkness, up to 10m (33’)

 Sequence of images upon event, configurable

number and fps

 During disarm, events are ignored to save

battery and for privacy

 On-demand images initiated from authorized mobile

phone or web browser

 Two RF channels with separate antennas:

 One for control, second channel for image

transmission

 Images stored on detector until transmission to

panel complete

 Includes 2 long-life 3V lithium batteries

Installation

Step1: Preliminary Considerations

1. Select the mounting location for best coverage of the area that is to be protected (see Coverage Patterns).
Pay attention to the following:

 Do not touch the lens with your finger as it will result in blurred image capture.
 Do not mount the detector in direct sunlight or near heated sources and metal objects.
 Detection sectors should be pointed towards either the wall or the floor and not towards windows and curtains.
 Select mounting height according to the coverage patterns (recommended: 2.0–2.4 m in height and at least 40cm from ceiling).

Step 2: Registering the Detector into the system

The eyeWAVE must identify itself to the system receiver in a device allocation (enrollment) process, which can be performed by either
RF sequence registering or entering the detector’s 11-digit serial number into the system or using RF mode (Panel Quick Key
Programming Sequence:

1) Radio Devices > 1) Allocation > 1)By RF or 2)By Code.

Refer to the Agility installation manual for full instructions.

Step 3: Mounting the detector

1. Open the knockout holes of the mounting bracket, and use them as a template for mounting according to the following table (see

Figure 1).

Mounting position

Knockout for

Left Flat Right
Bracket 7,8 1,2,3,4 5,6
Tamper 9 10 11

For Pet-Friendly Model:
In order to optimize pet immunity the following guide lines are recommended:

 Mount the detector vertically at right angles to the floor.
 Make sure an animal cannot get above height of 1.5m (5') by climbing on furniture, shelving or stairs.

2. Fasten the cover to the base of the detector by inserting and fastening screw (B) into the hole located inside the battery
compartment. (see Figure 3)

3. Insert the batteries and close the battery compartment cover. (see Figure 3)

4. Once the bracket is installed, slide and lock the detector onto the mounting bracket in reverse sequence. (see Figure 2)

5. Perform a Walk Test as described in the Walk Test section.

6. Insert and fasten screw (C) into the hole located at the bottom of the detector to lock the detector to the mounting bracket. (see
Figure 3).

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Step 4: Walk Test

• Upon inserting the batteries, the detector goes into a Walk Test mode for 20 minutes and then automatically returns to Normal mode

(To save battery power). During Walk Test Mode, the detector will transmit after each detection. Walk test the entire field view of the
detector and observe the LED for confirmation. Verify that the receiver is properly receiving the signals.

• Manually initiate a walk test from the control panel:

Installation Menu: 2) Testing > 2) Zone > 3) Walk Test 1) Start Walk Test
The detector remains in walk test mode until any key on the panel is pressed. Display test results as follows:

Installation Menu: 2) Testing > 2) Zone > 3) Walk Test 2) Walk Test Results

Figure 1: Mounting Bracket

Figure 2: Remove detector from

Mounting Bracket

Figure 3: Insert batteries

Camera Configuration

Being bi-directional, the detectors parameters can be modified from the keypad or from the system configuration software according to
your needs:

 PIR Sensitivity: High/Low (Default: Low)
 Supervision Time: 0-255 minutes (Default: 15 min)
 LED: On/Off (Default: On)
 Operation Mode:

 Walk Test: The detector will transmit after each detection
 Normal (Default): 2.5 minutes dead time between detections

For more information refer to the Agility Installer Guide.

Configure the camera settings through the RISCO Configuration Software or through the panel quick key programming sequence as
follows (default in bold):
Programming > 1) Radio Devices > 1) Allocation > 2) Modification > 1) Zone [Select (1–32)] >

1) Parameters > 6) Advanced 5) Camera Parameters:

1) Images at Alarm: 3 (1 to 7 images)

2) Image Interval: 0.5 sec (0.5, 1, 2 seconds)

3) Pre-Alarm Image: Yes (Yes, No) (Image capture upon each arm)

4) Image Resolution: QVGA (QVGA 320X240, VGA 640X480)

5) Image Quality: High (High, Low)

6) Colour Image: Colour (Colour, B&W)

Image at request

Taking a snapshot from the PIR Camera can be initiated by using SMS command from any remote phone
SMS Message structure: [PIN Code][V][Camera No 01-32], example: 1234V01

Event Report

Every event detected by the PIR camera is recorded into the camera’s memory. The event record consists of the date
and time mark, detail description of the event including its source and a video record.

LED Status

On: Alarm

Blinking twice: (In alarm mode) Low battery
Blinking four times: (In initial learning mode) Successful write operation

Diagnostics

You can perform diagnostic tests on your detector using the Agility keypad or the Agility configuration software. Diagnostics includes
testing the detector battery status and the communication between the detector and the panel. For additional information refer to the
Agility Installer Manual.