STU DY butto n
ID registration (coding with alarm control
panels)
You can match detector with control panel before
ins talla tion. W hen con tro l panel e nt ers i nt o
lea rning s tatus , you can p ress do wn STUD Y
but ton to tr igger d etect or and re gi ste r it s ID
int o contr ol pane l.
PCB LAYOUT AND WIRELESS CODING
Sol ar powe r
inp ut term inals
Bat tery bo x
(wi th bat)
Pow er Swit ch
DO NOT TOU CH
Tampe r
Tran smiss ion
Mod ule
Tran smiss ion
Ant enna (3 15M or 43 3M)
Res istor
Reg ulati on
Dat a set
DIP sw itch
Sel ect
Bat tery in put
ON DIP
1 2 3 4
-1
+1
0
DO NOT TOU CH
PIR 2
PIR 1
Proper coding data can be obtained by “DATA SET”
pin s for con trol pa nel re cogn ition: 1=D 3;2 =D2;
3=D1; 4=D0 (Cod es under some special proto cols
mig ht be inv erse)
Setting of compliance with other control panels
Osc illat ion res istor set:
Com plian ce with o ther co ntrol p anels c an be
reached through regulation of oscillation resistan ce
on en codin g chips . Refer t o left fi gure, o ur
osc illat ion res istan ce is wit h 3 modes :
PT2 262 pro tocol : 4.7M、3. 3M、1.5M
EV1 527 pro tocol : 430K、33 0K、100K
Data se t:
DIP SWITCH SETTING
Dip switc h 1: (sensiti vity control)
Whe n dip swi tch 1 is se t to OFF,
detector is in high sensitivity mode.
Whe n dip swi tch 1 is se t to ON,
detector is in low sensitivity mode.
Dip s witch 2 : (Sett ing on PI R pulse d etect ion)
Whe n dip swi tch 2 is se t to OFF, dete cto r is in 2
pul ses mod e.
Whe n dip swi tch 2 is se t to ON, de tecto r is in 3
pul ses mod e.
ON DIP
1 2 3 4
Signa l processin g statem ent: this detector ado pts digital
dir ect sig nal-a nalys is tech nolog y, digit al proc essin g
CHI P wil l analy ze those si gnals det ected by sen sors in
fre quenc ies, sc ope, po larit y etc, and mak e comp arison
wit h those u sual pe t- data i n data ba se and dr aw real
con clusi on on bod y intru sion. S o, here , pulse s ettin g
is just a general ind ex, might not be actual pul se quant ity
dur ing sig nal pro cessi ng.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Fas t detec tion on t arget
Bet ter way t o avoid
fal se alar m
Whe n set to 2 pu lse countin g, det ecto r is in hig h
sen sitiv ity, det ect ion of 2 in trusi on puls es may
cau se alar m usual ly.
Whe n set to 3 pu lse cou nting , detec tor is in l ow
sen sitiv ity, ala rm wi ll be tri ggere d only wh en 3
int rusio n pulse s are det ected .
4.7 M
(430 K)
3.3 M
(330 K)
1.5 M
(100 K)
Osc illat ion
res istor s et
Dat a set
ON DIP
1 2 3 4
-1
+1
0
1 2 3 4
L
H
Rev .0 0 16/35
Even th e most sophi sticat ed detecto rs can somet imes be defe ated or may fai l to activat e due to: DC powe r failure /improp er
conn ection, m aliciou s masking of th e lens, tampe ring with the optical syst em, decreased sensi tivity in ambient te mperatu res
nea r that of t he huma n body an d unexp ected f ailur e of a comp onent o r circu it. The ab ove lis t inclu des the m ost com mon
reas ons for fail ure and it is rec ommende d that the dete ctor and the en tire alar m system be che cked week ly to ensure pr oper
per forma nce.
An alar m system sho uld not be reg arded as a subs titute fo r insu rance. Ho me & propert y owners or ren ters shou ld be pruden t
eno ugh to co ntinu e insur ing the ir live s & prope rty eve n thoug h they ar e prote cted by a n alarm s ystem .
WARNI NG! Cha nges or m odifi catio ns to thi s unit no t expre ssly ap prove d by the part y resp onsibl e for co mplianc e could
voi d the war ranty. Th is devi ce has be en test ed and fo und to co mply wi th the li mits fo r a Class B d igita l devic e, purs uant
har mful in terfe rence i n resid entia l insta llati ons. Thi s equip ment ge nerat es and us es or rad iates r adio fr equen cy ener gy
and i f not ins talle d and use d in acco rdanc e with th e instr uctio ns, may c ause ha rmful i nterf erenc e to radi o and tel evisi on
rec eptio n. There i s no guar antee t hat int erfer ence wi ll not oc cur in a pa rticu lar ins talla tion. I f this devic e does cause su ch
int erfer ence, w hich ca n be veri fied by t urnin g the dev ice off an d on, the u ser is en coura ged to el imina te the in terfe rence
by on e or more o fthe fo llowi ng meas ures:
- Inc rease t he dist ance be tween t he dete ctor an d the ele ctric al/el ectro nic equ ipmen t.
- Con nect th e devic e to a diffe rent po wer soc ket whi ch supp lies po wer to th e detec tor.
- Con sult th e deale r or an exp erien ced rad io/TV te chnic ian
NOTE S AND WAR NINGS
Dip switc h 3: ( m ode selecti on )
When dip sw it ch 3 is set to OFF, detector is i n US E mode.
When dip sw it ch 3 is set to ON, de te ct or is in TE ST mode.
DIP 4 LED con trol
When it is “OFF”LED is tu rn off to re ach th e purpose of en ergy sa ving a nd conceal ed inst all atio n.
Whe n it is “ON”, LE D is turn o n.
Note : after inst allatio n and walkin g test finis hed, dip swi tch 3 and 4 shoul d be set to OFF mode in or der to exten t
bat tery li fe!
-1
0
+1
2.13.15.9
15
3.9
610.415
2.1m
4m
-1
0
+1
1.82.74.813
3.45.28.715
2.1m
4m
-1
0
+1
1.52.33.78
2.94.4
7
15
2.1m
4m
VERT ICAL ADJ UST
Adj ustme nt can be ma de thr ough the moving of
PCB u p and dow n as the le ft figu re in ord er to
rea ch the be st dete ction
ON DIP
1 2 3 4
-1
+1
0
Det ector c an be
Verti cal Adju st:30 °
bac kward a nd
for wards a ccord ing
to actual envi ronment
Det ectio n angle c an
be Ho rizon tal
Adj ust: wi thin 18 0°
acc ordin g to actu al
env ironm ent。
Adj ustme nt on det ectio n angle
Red l ed
Pre parat ion: be fore te st, ple ase do set d ip switch 3 & 4 to ON posi tion and
choose proper sensitivity and pulse counts acccording to installation environment
and d etcti on requ ireme nt, in or der tha t detec tor can o btain b est ope ratio n.
Close the front cap, when LED indication is off, perform a transverse movement
to ch eck the P IR perf orman ce thro ugh the red LED , this can avo id the dead
ang le of PIR d etect ion. PI R is in hig hest se nsiti vity wh en move ment is
tra nsver se to the d etect or.
WALK TE ST