TR SECURITY Mamba II Installation Manual

Version 2013/2

Installation manual

Mamba II

CONTENTS

1. General info ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1. Design ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.2. Principle of operaon ............................................................................................................................................... 3

1.3. Technical specificaon and condons ................................................................................................................... 4

1.4. Cable installaon requirment................................................................................................................................... 4

2. Fences ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.1. Types of the fences .................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.2. Installaon opons and ps for assembly ............................................................................................................... 5

3. Installaon....................................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1. Instalaon of the device ........................................................................................................................................... 6

Important noce ......................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.2. Cabeling .................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Preparaon of RG59 cable .......................................................................................................................................... 9

Preparaon of sensve cable ...................................................................................................................................... 9

Cable connecon ......................................................................................................................................................... 9

Cable terminaon ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.3. Controls .................................................................................................................................................................. 10

DIP switch .................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Rotary switch............................................................................................................................................................. 11

3.4. Tesng mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.5. First start ................................................................................................................................................................ 12

5. Programming soware ................................................................................................................................................. 13

5.1. Instalaon............................................................................................................................................................... 13

5.2. Control .................................................................................................................................................................... 13

SECTION A ................................................................................................................................................................. 14

SECTION B ................................................................................................................................................................. 17

SECTION C ................................................................................................................................................................. 18

6. SERVIS............................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Installaon manual – Mamba II

1. GE NERAL INFO

1.1. DESIGN

MAMBA perimeter system is primary designed to secure perimeter of the objects, especially fences. It can be used for
underground installaon, concrete walls, the protecon of solid objects such as solar panels etc.

This alarm system generates an alarm when intruder trying to overcome a fence or any aempt of intrusion. System
also testing constantly overall integrity of the cable (disconnecon, short-circuit).

1.2. PRINCIPLE OF OPER AT IO N

The general principle is based on fact that the detecon cable
generates small triboelectric signal. This signal (stac
electricity) is due to fricon between the dielectric and the
copper core of the cable. Deformaon of the cable and
fricon in the cable will generate signal in the moment of the
intrusion. If the cable is well connected to the fence all fence
working like sensive intrusion detector.

Whenever the intruder will aempt to handle any fence or
cable, the system immediately generates an alarm signal.

The sensor

is

typically mounted directly to the fence or fence posts (see. Chapter 1.4 Installation requirements and

procedures). Sensing cable is securely fastened to the fence using a plasc or metal cable es. The number of strips is
an important parameter for the overall system behaviour and sensivity. Generally: smaller number of the strips is
used to fix the cable it will decrease the sensivity of the system and it may cause false alarms.

System is proofed a recommended to use with shielded cable category

5 – it

means cable “FTP Cat 5E“ or “STP Cat
5E“. They can also be used in other types of communicaon cables that are suitable for its characteriscs parcularly
resistance in an outdoor environment and also their construcon. The system also supports a special kind of sensing
cable called “vibrocable” which is typically used for fixed concrete fences or underground installaons. Vibrocable and
other non-recommended cable consult with your supplier.

The system consists of the following components (see. F

ig.

1):

 sensor MAMBA (1)

 non sensive cable (2)

 cable juncon box (3)

 sensive cable (4)

 terminaon (5)

Fig. 1: Diagram of the system

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1.3. TECHNICA L SP ECIFICATION AND CO ND TITIONS

Sensor contain two different kind of outputs - Alarm (burglar alarm) and two outputs Tamper (disrupon of integrity
of the cable, alarm from lt detector, low voltage etc.).

Package content:

Mamba sensor

1 pcs

Juncon

1 pcs

Terminaon juncon

1 pcs

Terminator

1 pcs

Quick installaon guide

1 pcs

CD with soware and documentaon

1 pcs

1.4. CABLE IN ST ALLA TION RE QUIRMENT

For mounng on the fence, use plasc or metal straps with UV
resistance at a distance of 20-30 cm. Right and stable coacon
to the fence is one of the most important parameter of
stability of the system. Cable and the fence has to be one
compact unit. Important is also Important is a sufficient cable
tension and uniform strength of ghtening strips. It is
advantageous to use a special mounng strips tongs. If the
cable is routed through a column or other reinforcement,
set higher tens

ion level

on the tongs.

Do not connect detecon cable directly to the Mamba unit, use non-sensive cable connected in the juncon box

(see. Figure 1 - Diagram of the system). Non-sensive cable is typically a coaxial cable type RG59 without aluminium
foil shielding. Best non-sensive cable is the RG59 cox with cooper mesh dielectric shielding.

Power consumption:

Max. 40 mA

Voltage supply:

DC 9-25V

Operating temperature:

-40°C ~ + 80°C

Protective rating:

IP67

Bus type:

RS485 (speed 19 200 baud)

Bus range:

2000m

Tilt detector:

3 axis ±3G

Outputs:

Alarm – NC contact (normally close contact)

Tamper I – NC contact (normally close contact)
Tamper II – NC contact (normally close contact)

Outputs features:

Impedance 8Ω, 50V /150mA

Fig. 2: Strips installation

Installaon manual – Mamba II

Do not

stress cable when crossing fence posts (see. Fig. 3). In this case, leave the cable non-

stressed due to dilataon of the cable and the movement of blocks of the fence .

Make sure that non-sensive cable RG59 is hidden and possibility of sabotage is eliminated to
the minimum.

2. FE NCES

2.1. TYPES OF TH E FE NCES

System is able to work properly with following types of the fences:

 Knitted wired fence

 Wired fence

 Concrete fence or wall

 Solid metal fence

 Wooden fence

 Barber fence

There is possibility to use standard mounng method in most cases for the wired fences. If you would like to install
system to the concrete or other solid fence, please contact producer or distributor to discuss installaon method.

2.2. INSTALLATION O PTIONS AND TIPS FOR AS SEMBL Y

Install the sensor directly to the fence post.

Wired fence has to be strong around the complete perimeter and the strips has to be stressed everywhere in the
same tension. Try to keep same installaon condion in full length of the fence.

Do not install the sensor on the damaged fence.

Fig.4: Bad installation conditions

Fig. 3: Crossing the fence post

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Indi

vidual segments of the fence must be stable also between each other. Sensive cable must never be free - always

has to be firmly aached to the fence.

When the system is properly installed, the alarm is generated when the fence is deformed, such as an aempt to
overcome or any other aack.

Within eliminaon of false alarms try to secure the fence to prevent movement in the wind.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. INSTALAT IO N OF THE D EVICE

IM PORTANT NOTICE

Please pay aenon to the grounding of the sensor.
Detector should not be grounded more than once. Please
ground the sensor in one place possible shortest cable
(minimum diameter of 1 mm) - see. Fig. 5.

Minus pol (-) of power supply IS NOT grounding of the
sensor.

Before connecng the sensor to the installed cable, be sure
that the impedance between the cable shield and wires is
more than 20 MΩ.

Do not install the system in bad weather condion with high humidity (rain and snow). It is v

er

y important not to
leave the stripped cable in water and is necessary to avoid any penetraon of humidity into the cable. In these cases
are helpful usage of lubricant, which prevents the penetraon of moisture and displaces it.

If you want to increase system robustness against sabotage place sensor in another plasc or metal juncon box. It is
also possible to fit it into other elements of the system (emergency buon, backup
power supply, the source backup, security system

conc

entrator, etc.) - see. Fig. 6.

Fig. 6: Another mounting box