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Acoustic Glass Break Detector
with Antimasking
Instruction and installation manual AGB800-AM
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Hereby, Vanderbilt International (IRL) Ltd declares that this
equipment is in compliance with all relevant EU Directives for
CE marking. From 20/04/2016 it is in compliance with Directive
2014/30/EU (Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive).
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at:
http://pcd.vanderbiltindustries.com/doc/intrusionaccessories
DESCRIPTION
AGB800-AM is an acoustic glass break detector giving an
alarm when glass is smashed at intruder attempts through windows, doors and glazed walls.
The detector is based on advanced microcontroller technology
and programmed to take a lot of relevant acoustic factors into
account: The Digital Room Compensation (DRC). This makes
the detector able to distinguish between a true glass break and
other irrelevant sounds.
The detector is for indoor use. The coverage distance is 1–9 m.
The coverage angle is 165º, which means that one detector can
protect several windows in the same room. The detector can
be mounted in the ceiling or on a wall with a free “line-of-sight”
to the window being protected.
AGB800-AM is equipped with an AM function, a separate relay,
which gives an alarm at sabotage of microphone.
AGB800-AM is certified according to EN 50131-2-7-1:2012,
security grade 3.
Coverage area in the acoustic room Zone 1–3
CONNECTION TO A 24-HOUR LOOP
The detector is constructed for continuous supervision and is
extra resistant to different acoustic disturbances. It will function
well in most environments. However in rooms with very high
rates of disturbances as in industrial workshops and gyms, it is
recommended to test the detector for 3–4 weeks before deciding to use it continuously. In rare cases a combination of random sounds can trigger an alarm.
SIGNALLED EVENTS
Detector has two relays and one micro-switch to signal detected and processed events to control panel in prioritised order
as following signals:
Glass break – signalled by INTRUSION relay
Low power supply voltage or self-test fail – signalled by
FAULT relay
Masking – signalled by INTRUSION and FAULT relay
Sabotage is signaled independently by TAMPER micro-switch.
Signal sent by relay or micro-switch
SPECIAL TOOLS
In most rooms (e.g. offices) no special tools are required during
the installation. In rooms with complicated acoustics it is recommended to use the ADT700 tester. ADT700 can also be
used for function test and annual service.
OPENING THE DETECTOR
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Detector should be installed on a ceiling or on a wall oppo-
site to the glass to be protected
Clear “line-of- sight” between the “microphone” of the de-
tector and the glass is required
Distance between the glass and the detector should be 1–9m
Detector should be installed min. 50cm from a corner
Detector should be installed min. 1m over the floor
Detector should be installed min. 30cm from the ceiling (at
wall mounting)
Detector should be installed on a flat surface, which is free
from objects in a radius of 50cm from the detector
Detector should not be installed close to air vents or big
sound reflecting obstacles
Never mount the detector in the corners
min. 0.5 m
max
.
8
.
5
m
max
. 9
m
min. 0.3 m
min. 0.5 m
min.
1 m
Location for wall or ceiling mount
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DETECTOR BASE AFTER REMOVAL OF THE COVER
INSTALLATION
1. Choose the best mounting position on the wall or ceiling.
2. Loosen the cover screw and remove the upper part
3. Use the bottom part as a template and mark the place of
the holes of with a pen
4. Use a 2.5mm drill for the self-tapping screws provided. If
necessary, use wall anchors
5. If necessary, cut out the marked “knockout hole” on the
back of the base with a pair of pliers
6. Pull the wiring cable through the “knockout hole” in the bot-
tom plate
7. Connect the wires to the screw terminals
Day and Night control of LED
INTRUSION relay output NC
Spare contact (unconnected)
Spare contact (unconnected)
Spare contact (unconnected)
8. Use the cable strap provided to fix the wiring cable to the
detector.
9. Fix the detector firmly to the base with the enclosed
screws.
COVER SEEN FROM BELOW
UNDERSTANDING THE DIP SWITCH
DIP1=ON: INTRUSION relay mode ON means the INTRUSION relay will Latch and be open in alarm.
DIP1=OFF: INTRUSION relay mode OFF means the INTRUSION relay will be auto reset after 2 seconds in alarm.
10. Set the desired range, i.e. the detector sensitivity setting
by using the DIP switch no 2 and 3.
11. Check the window constructions and note what kind of
glass is used and especially in the pane closest to the
room.
Slots for assembling
the cover hooks
4
5
INTRUSION
7
8
FAULT
10
11
TAMPER
1
(
-
)
2
(+)
3
D/N
6
Spare
9
Spare
12
Sp.
Acoustic Glass Break Detector
with Antimasking
EN 50131
-
2
-
7
-
1 Security Grade 3
EN 50130
-
5 Environmental Class I
VdS 117504
AGB 800
-
AM
Vanderbilt Intl (IRL) Ltd.
Clonshaugh Business Park
Clonshaugh, Dublin, D17 KV84
Ireland, V54535
-
Z130
-
A100
Hooks holding the cover to the base
AGB 800
-AM
PC interface
USB
-
link
12
Sp.
11
9
Sp.
7
6
Sp.
1
(
-
)
2
(+)
3
D/N
8
10
FAULT
TAMPER
4
5
INTRUSION
DIP Switch Settings
Acoustic Glass Break
Detector w. Antimasking
4
-
9 m
OFF
OFF
OFF
2
Range
3
ON
2
-
4 m
ON
OFF
ON
ON
1
-
2 m
Relay
mode
Latch
Auto
Reset
1
OFF
ON
DIP
Switch
1
2
3
Zone
Setting
ON
1
2
3
INTRUSION relay
mode (DIP1)
Range setting
(DIP2, DIP3)
2–4m, Zone 2
OFF, ON or ON,