TSec SpA MACS Instruction Manual

MACS

Anti-intrusion perimeter system for rigid and

semi-rigid metal fences

Instruction manual

v1.1 - EN

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Contents

Reception 5

Package contents 5

Get to know MACS 6

Introduction to MACS system 7 System start- up 8 The sensors (MACS- S3H) 8 The Master (MACS-MAS) 9 The Ethernet board (MACS- ETH) 11 Connection to the Ethernet board 12 Web interface 12

System installation 14

Things to know 15 Before installing the system 17 Install the sensors 18 Install the Master 21 Install the Ethernet board 23

System configuration 24

General concepts about sensors 25 Initial operations 26 Operate with the web interface 27

Diagnostics and maintenance 30

Diagnostics and troubleshooting 31 Firmware and web interface updates 32 Maintenance and cleaning 32

Appendix 33

Technical data 34 Disposal 36 Service and warranty 36

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Updates to the instruction manual

Publication date Code Updates

11- 2018 MACS_instructions_en_v1.1 First publication

Provided documentation

Manual Code Date Format Distribution

Instruction manual (this manual) MACS_instructions_en_

v1.1

MACS Installation instructions MACS_installation_en_

v1.0

MACS- KIT- CON Joining kit Installation instructions

MACS- KIT- TERM Termination kit Installation instructions

MACS- KIT- CON_ installation_en_v1.0

MACS- KIT- TERM_ installation_en_v1.0

Intended users of this instruction manual

Recipient Assignments Skills

Safety system designer l Defines the composition of

the system

Installer l Installs all system

components

l Configures the system

Maintenance technician l Performs maintenance on

the system

System owner / safety manager

l Monitors the system

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Website www.tsec.it

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Supplied in MACS packaging

Supplied in Joining kit packaging

Supplied in Termination kit packaging

Safety system expert

High technical knowledge in the field of safety systems

Reception

Package contents

Sensor package

l Pre- wired sensor chains l For each sensor:

l long and short screw l counter- plate l T- cap l spacer

l Installation instructions

Master package

l Circuit board in watertight case l Four screws per cover

Ethernet board package

MACS-ETH:

l Circuit board with support for DIN rail l DIN rail l Magnet

Reception

MACS-ETH-PS:

l Circuit board in metallic box with wired power supply unit (input: 230 V ac) l Magnet l Buffer battery (optional) l Installation instructions

Material excluded

l Bus cable for connection of the Ethernet board and Master and for prolonging the intervals between

sensors.

l Termination kit. l Possible cable joining kit. l Possible self-drilling screws for installation of sensors on pole. l Ethernet cable to connect the Ethernet board.

Spare parts and accessories

For orders and consulting the spare parts and accessories catalog, contact the local distributor or manufacturer.

Get to know MACS

Contents

This section includes the following topics:

Introduction to MACS system 7 System start-up 8 The sensors (MACS-S3H) 8 The Master (MACS-MAS) 9 The Ethernet board (MACS-ETH) 11 Connection to the Ethernet board 12 Web interface 12

Get to know MACS

Introduction to MACS system

Description

MACS is an anti- intrusion perimeter system for rigid and semi- rigid fences with metallic panels higher than

1.50 m (4.92 ft) and total height (panel and wall) over 1.70 m (5.57 ft). Thanks to an accelerometer inside of each sensor and a proprietary algorithm, the system detects and signals

vibrations caused by climbing over the fence and other potentially damaging actions (e.g. attempted removal of the fence). Furthermore, it distinguishes and filters innocuous vibrations caused by involuntary actions, like accidental impacts or weather.

Control of the system is divided between two components, the Ethernet board and the Master. The Ethernet board is the only component of the system to which supply power, the Master and the sensors receive power supply from the Ethernet board. The system is configured and monitored via the web interface, accessible by browser.

Main components

Component Code Description

Sensors MACS-S3H Up to 2 chains with 120 sensors each (bus 1 and bus 2) Master MACS-MAS Electronic circuit board for managing the sensors

mounted in the watertight case for outdoor installation

Ethernet board MACS-ETH Communication electronic circuit board with the alarm

control panel and Ethernet port for access to the web interface

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Component Code Description

Bus cable MACS-CAB Proprietary bus cable Web interface - Interface accessible by browser to configure and manage

the system

Applications

The system is suitable for large fences (e.g. military sites, airports, industrial sites, etc.) as well as residential and commercial sites.

System start-up

The sequence of macro- procedures for starting up the system is presented as follows:

1. "Install the sensors" on page18.

2. "Install the Master" on page21.

3. "Install the Ethernet board" on page23.

4. "Initial operations" on page26.

5. "Manage system settings" on page28.

The sensors (MACS-S3H)

Functioning

The sensors detect the vibrations caused by motions of the fence thanks to an accelerometer and send the signals to the Master via bus. The algorithm recognizes attempts to climb over the fence by filtering out vibrations caused by accidental impacts or weather.

Sensor front

Part Description

A Sensor body B Hole for fastening screw to pole or counter- plate C Bus cables D T- cap

Sensor back

Part Description

A Counter- plate for panel installation B Spacer for panel installation with thick mesh C Rubber fastening gasket

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The Master (MACS-MAS)

Functions

The Master performs the following functions:

l Manages the sensor chains. l Transmits signals from the sensors to the Ethernet board.

Main components

Part Description

A Watertight box B Terminal block for connecting sensor chains (see "Description of terminal block for connecting

sensor chains" on page22)

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Part Description

C Terminal block for connecting Ethernet board (see "Description of terminal block for connecting

the Ethernet board " on page22)

D Cable glands, for bus cables of the two sensor chains and towards the Ethernet board

LED

LED Color Description LD2 Green Power supply status:

l Steady: powered up. l Off:not powered up (see "LED of the Master" on page31).

LD9 Green Power supply status bus 2:

l Steady: powered up. In the start- up and configuration phase, the LED turns off for a few

seconds and then turns back on.

l Off:not powered up (see "LED of the Master" on page31).

LD10 Red Short- circuit bus 2:

l Steady: short- circuit l One flashing: short- circuit detected. The Master attempts to power up the bus again and

the LED turns off. If the short- circuit is detected again, the LED turns back on and stays on.

LD11 Green Power supply status bus 1:

l Steady: powered up. In the start- up and configuration phase, the LED turns off for a few

seconds and then turns back on.

l Off:not powered up (see "LED of the Master" on page31).

Red Short- circuit bus 1:

LD12

l Steady: short- circuit l One flashing: short- circuit detected. The Master attempts to power up the bus again and

the LED turns off. If the short- circuit is detected again, the LED turns back on and stays on.

LD15 Green Firmware status:

l Flashing: normal functioning. l Steady or off: malfunctioning (see "LED of the Master" on page31).

Orange Sensor configuration status:

l Steady: configuration in progress. The sensor alarms are not read. The LED turns off after

about 30 s of inactivity in the web interface.

l Off: configuration concluded.

The Ethernet board (MACS-ETH)

Functions

The Ethernet board performs the following functions:

l Powers the other system components. l Receives signals from the sensors through the Master. l Signals alarms to the control unit through outputs. l Allows configuration of the system through the web interface.

Main components

Get to know MACS

Part Description

A Terminal block towards the Master and for system power supply (see "Description of terminal

block towards the Master and for power supply" on page23)

B Ethernet port C Terminal block towards the alarm control panel (see "Description of terminal block towards the

alarm control panel" on page23)

D Label with serial number of the Ethernet board E Reset button

LED

LED Color Description

LD10 Red Reset in progress (see "Reset the system" on page31). LD11 Green Power supply status:

l Steady: powered up. l Off:not powered up (see "LED of the Ethernet board" on page31).

LD14 Orange Enabled connection option (see "Connection to the Ethernet board " on the next page):

l Steady:through the serial number of the controller and IP address. l Off: only through IP address.

Get to know MACS

LED Color Description

LD15 Green

Network connection status:

l Rapid flashing: search in progress. l Single slow flashing: through dynamic IP. l Double slow flashing: through static IP. l Off: no connection.

LD16 Green Firmware status:

l Flashing: normal functioning. l Offor steady:malfunctioning (see "LED of the Ethernet board" on page31).

TMP Orange Tampering:

l Steady and all 01–08 steady: total system fault or error in start- up phase. The system has

encountered faults in the saved configurations.

l Steady and at least one among 01- –08 steady: sensors tampering in the zone(s) indicated

or bus short circuit.

l Off: no tampering.

01-08Orange Climbing alarm:

l All steady: fist start- up or restored factory default settings. The system has no sensors

saved in the memory.

l Steady: climbing alarm from at least one sensor of the indicated zone(s). l Alternating flashing: system configuration in progress. l Off: no alarms.

Connection to the Ethernet board

Connection options

Three connection options are available:

l Static IP l Dynamic IP l Serial number of the Ethernet board (see "Default settings" below)

The network settings define the enabled connection options and can be modified through the web interface (see "Manage system settings" on page28).

Consult the network administrator to identify the best configuration.

Default settings

The preset connection options are:

l Static IP: 192.168.0.45 l Controller serial number: printed on the label of the Ethernet board (e.g. macs00000000)

Web interface

Functions

The web interface is used to perform the following functions:

l Configure the sensors. l Associate the sensors with monitoring zones and alarm outputs. l Enable/disable the sensors. l Monitor the system status (sensors, zones, outputs). l Download the sensor log file. l Manage the system and network settings. l Manage the users and relative permissions.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Reception

Package contents

Get to know MACS

Introduction to MACS system

System start-up

The sensors (MACS-S3H)

The Master (MACS-MAS)

The Ethernet board (MACS-ETH)

Connection to the Ethernet board

Web interface