UTC Fire and Security Americas 6540UPI Z Users manual

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100 lb Pet Immune Wireless Motion Detector Sensor

Product Introduction

The 6540PIW100 Pet Immune Wireless Motion Detector Sensor has a
brand new range of volumetric motion sensor using a Fresnel lens, PIR
element and digital signal processing. This product complies with
UL639. It is suitable for indoor use in residential environments. For the
consumer, it builds value in meeting security needs with respecting
budgets. Quick to install and comes with a stylish low profile design. It
provides detection for a variety of ranges, including up to 360 degrees
of coverage for ceiling mount applications. It even has an option setting
for smart pet immunity up to 100lbs / 45kg, making this product all the
more attractive. This product delivers easy solutions for installers ­being equipped with flexible installation heights and optional mounting
bracket which are ideal for your security solution.

This wireless product works in conjunction with your wireless Control
Panel, providing a local indication.

About This Guide

This User Guide describes how to install, the operation and
maintenance of this product. The User Guide is organized as you intent
to use this product with step by step instructions.

Keep this document in a handy location and refer to it when you have
questions about this product and its functions and features. Reading
this guide is the only way to learn how to use your product wisely and
to know how to react in the event of an alarm.

1. General Information

Passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor technology provides one of the
most reliable and cost effective methods for protecting spaces in
homes, offices, or industrial facilities. PIR motion sensors sense
temperature contrasts between a relatively stable background and
hotter or colder objects moving across their fields of view. The sensors
emit no energy of their own, they merely

see

infrared images.

This product uses a Fresnel lens, PIR sensor element and digital signal
processing. The Fresnel lens focuses the 90

o

viewing range onto the
PIR sensor element through 24 lenses grouped into short, medium and
long range viewing. See picture below.

From a side view, the PIR detection range shows overlapping coverage
to ensure complete range detection. As shown here.

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With all single lens Motion Detectors, it cannot see directly underneath
the device. Therefore mounting the device higher and angling down
maybe preferred.

The digital signal processing translates the heat signatures into
movement detection within the viewing range. Based on these
signatures the electronics determines the different between pets and
humans. To ensure a 100 lb / 45 kg pet can be detected versus a
person of the same weight, the motion detector uses a 4-pulse
algorithm, twice the industry norm.

2. Mounting Guideline

The technology used in these detectors
resists false alarm hazards. However,
avoid potential causes of instability
such as:

o Direct sunlight on the detector.
o Heat sources within the

detector field of view.

o Strong draughts onto the

detector.

o Large animals within the

detector field of view. (except for
pet immune version)

o Obscuring the detector field of

view with large objects, such as
furniture.

Not suitable for outdoor use.

3. Mounting the Sensor

A. Unscrew the base screw on the

detector until loose. The screw can be
retained in the product to secure
cover when complete with installation.

B. Lift detector cover out from the base

and off the lugs at the top.

C. Loosen the PCB lock screw and

remove the electronic assembly to
gain access to the case mounting
holes. Please use the battery
terminals as a hand hold in removing
the electronics.

D. Locate the base on the wall between

4.1 and 10 ft (1.5 - 3.1 m) from the floor.
Recommended height is 2 m / 6’ 7”. For flat wall mounting
use a minimum of 2

screws in positions A. For corner

mounting use screws in positions B and/or C. Drill holes in

A

A

C

C

B

B

3

3

the base in provided screw locator.

E. An optional swivel mount bracket is available, 6545-BP. The

swivel bracket is used to adjust precisely the motion sensor’s
viewing field. The swivel bracket mounts to the product on the
top rear side for ceiling and wall mounts.

For ceiling mount, (1) position the ceiling bracket base and
secure properly to the ceiling. (2) Insert the swivel into the
base and (3) secure with screw through the product’s swivel
mount. With screw partially inserted make minor adjustments
to sensor’s view angle and secure.

1. Select the desired jumper settings. See the Jumper Adjustment
(1) – switch settings section for more information.

2. Add masking labels if required (see next section for an
example).

3. For ceiling mount applications that require a 90° coverage use
the optional swivel-mount bracket (Part Number: 6545U-BP).

4. Replace cover and tighten the screw in the base.

Note: ensure the battery is inserted properly and/or the battery pull
tab is removed to activate the product. See the Installing / Replacing

Batteries section for more information.

4. Sensor Setup & Jumper Selections

This sensor has two mechanical adjustment and three jumper switches
to aid in your application. After selecting your mounting location within
the room, it’s time to optimize the sensor.

Mechanical Adjustments (1) – Mounting Height

Located on the left side beneath the tamper spring is a PCB legend for
mounting height adjustment. Loosen the PCB mounting screw by
turning counterclockwise so that PCB may slide up and down. Use the
plastic pointer, locate your mounting height and tighten the PCB screw.
By selecting the proper height maximizes the sensors range and
viewing area.

Mechanical Adjustment (2) – Viewing Range

This adjustment allows the sensor’s viewing area to be limited into a

For wall mount, (1) position the wall bracket base and secure
properly to the ceiling material. First insert the top screw
partially into the wall so the screw head can be inserted into

vertical curtain, removing short-range scanning, removing long-range
scanning or any combinations that suits the application. If you know
the desired scanning zone(s) then add masking to the inside surface of
the Fresnel lens as shown below.

the keyhole opening. Insert second screw into the lower
mounting hole. (2) Insert the swivel into the base and (3)
secure with screw through the product’s swivel mount. With
screw partially inserted make minor adjustments to sensor’s
view angle and secure.

Note: left to right: full range, short range removed and ½ vertical range

To complete the installation…..

removed.

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