Bosch DS304 Passive Infrared Detector, Systemy Alarmowe i Monitoring, Systemy Alarmowe
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//-->DS304Installation InstructionsENPassive Infrared (PIR)DetectorDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineEN |2DS304|Installation Instructions | 1.0 Installation Considerations1.0•••••Installation ConsiderationsFigure 1: Rear EnclosureNot suitable for outdoor use.Point away from direct and indirect sunlight.Point away from glass or other objects that rapidlychange temperature.Do not install this detector where pets are present.Select a mounting location where an intruder is mostlikely to cross the coverage pattern perpendicular tothe detection zones.Mount the detector 6.6 ft to 8.5 ft (2 m to 2.6 m)above the floor.534512•2.0Installation676Refer toFigures 1and2when preparing the detector.Ensure the mounting surface is solid andfree of vibration.1.Remove the cover by inserting a thin, flat-bladescrewdriver into the notch at the bottom of thecover and prying up.1-2-3-4-5-6-7-Wiring knockouts (3)Cable tie/strain reliefCorner mounting holes (2)Surface mounting holes (4)Circuit board retainer tabs (2)Mirror tracks (2)Bracket mounting hole32. Remove the circuit board by pressing one of thecircuit board retainer tabs toward the side of theenclosure and lifting the circuit board up and out ofthe enclosure base.3. Remove the mirror by sliding it out of its tracks.4. Remove an appropriate wiring knockout.5. To surface or corner mount, go toSection 2.1 Surfaceor Corner Mounting.To bracket mount, go toSection 2.2 Bracket Mountingon page 3.Figure 2: Circuit Board122.11.Surface or Corner MountingRemove the knockout holes for either surface orcorner mounting.2631 2 32. Using the enclosure as a template, mark the locationfor the mounting screws. Use wall anchors asneeded.3. Mount the detector.4. Insert the wiring.5. For strain relief, attach the cable to the cabletie with the plastic tie-down (supplied).6. Replace the mirror and circuit board.1 - Securing screw2 - Terminal strip (2)3 - Tamper switch5OP N44 - LED5 - Configuration switches6 - Program jumperBosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineDS304|Installation Instructions | 3.0 Mirror AdjustmentEN |32.21.Bracket MountingAttach the bracket to the mounting surface using theinstructions supplied with the bracket.3. Slide the mirror forward or back until the angleadjustment markings align with the markers on eachside of the frame. Use the chart inFigure 3locatedinside the front cover to set the correct angle.4. Adjust the horizontal protection coverage during theWalk Test. Refer toSection 7.0 Setup and Walk Testingon page 5.2. Knock out the bracket mounting hole in theenclosure base and attach the enclosure to thebracket using the instructions supplied with thebracket.3. Insert the wiring.4. For strain relief, attach the cable to the cabletie with the plastic tie-down (supplied).5. Replace the mirror and circuit board.4.0WiringApply power only after all connections aremade and inspected.3.01.Mirror AdjustmentFigure 5: Terminal Strip ConnectionsDetermine the appropriate angle for the installationusing the chart inFigure 3.1231 (SH)Figure 3: Mirror Angle Adjustment456 7 89 10 11YXX m (ft)Y m (ft)2.0 (6.5)2.3 (7.5)2.6 (8.5)Broad20 (6)-10°-12°-14°35 (10)- 6°- 8°- 10°Curtain40 (12)- 4°- 4°- 6°70 (20)- 2°- 2°- 4°X = maximum rangeY = mounting heightTouching the mirror surface can reduceperformance.2. Use the angle adjustment markings shown inFigure 4to set the maximum detection range needed.Figure 4: Adjustment Selections+-8-16Shield (optional): Connection for groundwire from shielded cable.2 (S/U*) Set/Unset (optional): Use as an alarmmemory control input for remote panelarming or disarming. Also used as anelectronic alarm output. Only one detectorshould be connected for each detectorgroup.3 (WT*)Walk Test (optional): Use for Walk Testremote control through the control panel.Allows a command at the control panel toenable or disable the Alarm LED.4 & 5 (T) Tamper: Tamper contact is normally closed(open when cover opens). Rated 125 mAat 28 V.6 & 9 (SP) Spare7 & 8 (AL) Alarm: Solid-state Form “A” relay contactsnormally closed (open on alarm). Rated100 mA at 30 V. Do not use withcapacitive or inductive loads.10 (-) &Input power: Use no smaller than11(+)22 AWG (0.8 mm) wire.* Use a control panel or switch to 0 VDC with theS/U and WT option control inputs. Open controlinputs are HIGH level (internal pull-up). Switch theinput to achieve the LOW level (from <1.5 V up to a2 kΩresistance maximum). The active level isuser-configurable.Mirrorwithexpanded view showing the angleadjustment markings.Do not coil excess wire inside the enclosure.Seal the wire entrance with the plugprovided.Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineEN |4DS304|Installation Instructions | 5.0 Configuration5.05.1ConfigurationProgram Jumper for the S/U ControlTerminal5.3Adjusting SensitivitySensitivity SettingsStandard Sensitivity (Default):Recommended for maximum falsealarm prevention.Tolerates environmental extremes.Not recommended for curtainpatterns.Intermediate Sensitivity:Recommended for any locationwhere an intruder is expected tocover only a small portion of theprotected area, or when you wantimproved catch performance.Does not tolerate normalenvironments.Table 1:DIP Switch 2 OFFUse the S/U control terminal as an alarm memorycontrol input by setting the jumper in the upper positionas shown inItem 1ofFigure 6.Use the S/U control terminal as an electronic alarmoutput (open collector) by setting the jumper in thelower position as shown inItem 2ofFigure 6.Figure 6: Program Jumper Settings12DIP Switch 2 ONS/UALS/UAL1 - Alarm memory control input2 - Electronic alarm output5.4LED Setup Without S/U and WTRemote Control Panel InputsLED Setup Without Control Panel InputsDIP Switch Settings5.2User DIP SwitchesTable 2:Figure 7: User DIP Switches123LEDOperationDisable LEDUser DIP Switch 1Walk TestAnyUser DIP Switch 3Set/UnsetONOPEN123Enable LEDOFF (default)OFF (default)1 - Walk Test polarity (Refer toSection 5.4 LEDSetup Without S/U and WT Remote ControlPanel Inputs.)2 - Sensitivity (Refer toSection 5.5 Setup forRemote Control Alarm Memory and LEDOperation Using S/U and WT Inputs.)3 - Set/Unset polarity (Refer toSection 5.4.)Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineDS304|Installation Instructions | 6.0 Remote Control OperationEN |55.5Setup for Remote Control PanelAlarm Memory and LED OperationUsing S/U and WT InputsUser DIP Switch SelectionFunctionONOFF7.0Setup and Walk TestingEnable the LEDs before performing aWalk Test.Table 3:DIPSwitch1.Replace the cover and insert the cover tamper screw(if desired).2. Apply power to the unit.1SelectWalk TestpolaritySelectSet/UnsetpolarityLow (0 V) =Walk TestactiveLow (0 V) =UnsetHigh (12 V) =SetHigh (12 V) =Walk Testactive (default)High (12 V) =Unset (default)Low (0 V) =Set (default)3. Wait at least 2 min for the detector to stabilize andno motion is detected (Figure8).Figure 8: Walk Testing3Ensure the control terminal program jumper is configured asshown inItem 1ofFigure 5on page 3 (refer toSection 5.1Program Jumper for the S/U Control Terminalon page 4).6.0Remote Control OperationRemote Control OperationTable 4:Control Line StatusArmingTerminalStatusSetUnsetWalk TestTerminalStatusOFF or ONOFFDetectorStatusMemoryreadyStoredalarmNo storedalarmPower upAlarmactivityNo alarmsTransitionfrom Unsetto SetOFF or ONMemoryclearedLED StatusWalk test across the pattern.OFFRapid flashing(2 Hz)OFFSlow flashing(0.5 Hz)ON for4 secOFFOFF4. Watch the LED as you walk to the farthest edge ofthe coverage pattern. Walk closer to the detector bycrossing the pattern.The LED lights when it detects you crossing thecoverage pattern.5. Repeat from the other side.If the desired range is not achieved, try angling themirror up or down to assure the coverage pattern isnot aimed too high or too low.ON8.0MaintenanceAt least once a year, check the range and coverageaccording toSection 7.0 Setup and Walk Testing.Toensure continuous operation, instruct the end user towalk through the outer edge of the coverage area dailyand observe the LED operation (if used). This alsoassures an alarm output prior to arming.Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engine [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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//-->DS304Installation InstructionsENPassive Infrared (PIR)DetectorDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineEN |2DS304|Installation Instructions | 1.0 Installation Considerations1.0•••••Installation ConsiderationsFigure 1: Rear EnclosureNot suitable for outdoor use.Point away from direct and indirect sunlight.Point away from glass or other objects that rapidlychange temperature.Do not install this detector where pets are present.Select a mounting location where an intruder is mostlikely to cross the coverage pattern perpendicular tothe detection zones.Mount the detector 6.6 ft to 8.5 ft (2 m to 2.6 m)above the floor.534512•2.0Installation676Refer toFigures 1and2when preparing the detector.Ensure the mounting surface is solid andfree of vibration.1.Remove the cover by inserting a thin, flat-bladescrewdriver into the notch at the bottom of thecover and prying up.1-2-3-4-5-6-7-Wiring knockouts (3)Cable tie/strain reliefCorner mounting holes (2)Surface mounting holes (4)Circuit board retainer tabs (2)Mirror tracks (2)Bracket mounting hole32. Remove the circuit board by pressing one of thecircuit board retainer tabs toward the side of theenclosure and lifting the circuit board up and out ofthe enclosure base.3. Remove the mirror by sliding it out of its tracks.4. Remove an appropriate wiring knockout.5. To surface or corner mount, go toSection 2.1 Surfaceor Corner Mounting.To bracket mount, go toSection 2.2 Bracket Mountingon page 3.Figure 2: Circuit Board122.11.Surface or Corner MountingRemove the knockout holes for either surface orcorner mounting.2631 2 32. Using the enclosure as a template, mark the locationfor the mounting screws. Use wall anchors asneeded.3. Mount the detector.4. Insert the wiring.5. For strain relief, attach the cable to the cabletie with the plastic tie-down (supplied).6. Replace the mirror and circuit board.1 - Securing screw2 - Terminal strip (2)3 - Tamper switch5OP N44 - LED5 - Configuration switches6 - Program jumperBosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineDS304|Installation Instructions | 3.0 Mirror AdjustmentEN |32.21.Bracket MountingAttach the bracket to the mounting surface using theinstructions supplied with the bracket.3. Slide the mirror forward or back until the angleadjustment markings align with the markers on eachside of the frame. Use the chart inFigure 3locatedinside the front cover to set the correct angle.4. Adjust the horizontal protection coverage during theWalk Test. Refer toSection 7.0 Setup and Walk Testingon page 5.2. Knock out the bracket mounting hole in theenclosure base and attach the enclosure to thebracket using the instructions supplied with thebracket.3. Insert the wiring.4. For strain relief, attach the cable to the cabletie with the plastic tie-down (supplied).5. Replace the mirror and circuit board.4.0WiringApply power only after all connections aremade and inspected.3.01.Mirror AdjustmentFigure 5: Terminal Strip ConnectionsDetermine the appropriate angle for the installationusing the chart inFigure 3.1231 (SH)Figure 3: Mirror Angle Adjustment456 7 89 10 11YXX m (ft)Y m (ft)2.0 (6.5)2.3 (7.5)2.6 (8.5)Broad20 (6)-10°-12°-14°35 (10)- 6°- 8°- 10°Curtain40 (12)- 4°- 4°- 6°70 (20)- 2°- 2°- 4°X = maximum rangeY = mounting heightTouching the mirror surface can reduceperformance.2. Use the angle adjustment markings shown inFigure 4to set the maximum detection range needed.Figure 4: Adjustment Selections+-8-16Shield (optional): Connection for groundwire from shielded cable.2 (S/U*) Set/Unset (optional): Use as an alarmmemory control input for remote panelarming or disarming. Also used as anelectronic alarm output. Only one detectorshould be connected for each detectorgroup.3 (WT*)Walk Test (optional): Use for Walk Testremote control through the control panel.Allows a command at the control panel toenable or disable the Alarm LED.4 & 5 (T) Tamper: Tamper contact is normally closed(open when cover opens). Rated 125 mAat 28 V.6 & 9 (SP) Spare7 & 8 (AL) Alarm: Solid-state Form “A” relay contactsnormally closed (open on alarm). Rated100 mA at 30 V. Do not use withcapacitive or inductive loads.10 (-) &Input power: Use no smaller than11(+)22 AWG (0.8 mm) wire.* Use a control panel or switch to 0 VDC with theS/U and WT option control inputs. Open controlinputs are HIGH level (internal pull-up). Switch theinput to achieve the LOW level (from <1.5 V up to a2 kΩresistance maximum). The active level isuser-configurable.Mirrorwithexpanded view showing the angleadjustment markings.Do not coil excess wire inside the enclosure.Seal the wire entrance with the plugprovided.Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineEN |4DS304|Installation Instructions | 5.0 Configuration5.05.1ConfigurationProgram Jumper for the S/U ControlTerminal5.3Adjusting SensitivitySensitivity SettingsStandard Sensitivity (Default):Recommended for maximum falsealarm prevention.Tolerates environmental extremes.Not recommended for curtainpatterns.Intermediate Sensitivity:Recommended for any locationwhere an intruder is expected tocover only a small portion of theprotected area, or when you wantimproved catch performance.Does not tolerate normalenvironments.Table 1:DIP Switch 2 OFFUse the S/U control terminal as an alarm memorycontrol input by setting the jumper in the upper positionas shown inItem 1ofFigure 6.Use the S/U control terminal as an electronic alarmoutput (open collector) by setting the jumper in thelower position as shown inItem 2ofFigure 6.Figure 6: Program Jumper Settings12DIP Switch 2 ONS/UALS/UAL1 - Alarm memory control input2 - Electronic alarm output5.4LED Setup Without S/U and WTRemote Control Panel InputsLED Setup Without Control Panel InputsDIP Switch Settings5.2User DIP SwitchesTable 2:Figure 7: User DIP Switches123LEDOperationDisable LEDUser DIP Switch 1Walk TestAnyUser DIP Switch 3Set/UnsetONOPEN123Enable LEDOFF (default)OFF (default)1 - Walk Test polarity (Refer toSection 5.4 LEDSetup Without S/U and WT Remote ControlPanel Inputs.)2 - Sensitivity (Refer toSection 5.5 Setup forRemote Control Alarm Memory and LEDOperation Using S/U and WT Inputs.)3 - Set/Unset polarity (Refer toSection 5.4.)Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engineDS304|Installation Instructions | 6.0 Remote Control OperationEN |55.5Setup for Remote Control PanelAlarm Memory and LED OperationUsing S/U and WT InputsUser DIP Switch SelectionFunctionONOFF7.0Setup and Walk TestingEnable the LEDs before performing aWalk Test.Table 3:DIPSwitch1.Replace the cover and insert the cover tamper screw(if desired).2. Apply power to the unit.1SelectWalk TestpolaritySelectSet/UnsetpolarityLow (0 V) =Walk TestactiveLow (0 V) =UnsetHigh (12 V) =SetHigh (12 V) =Walk Testactive (default)High (12 V) =Unset (default)Low (0 V) =Set (default)3. Wait at least 2 min for the detector to stabilize andno motion is detected (Figure8).Figure 8: Walk Testing3Ensure the control terminal program jumper is configured asshown inItem 1ofFigure 5on page 3 (refer toSection 5.1Program Jumper for the S/U Control Terminalon page 4).6.0Remote Control OperationRemote Control OperationTable 4:Control Line StatusArmingTerminalStatusSetUnsetWalk TestTerminalStatusOFF or ONOFFDetectorStatusMemoryreadyStoredalarmNo storedalarmPower upAlarmactivityNo alarmsTransitionfrom Unsetto SetOFF or ONMemoryclearedLED StatusWalk test across the pattern.OFFRapid flashing(2 Hz)OFFSlow flashing(0.5 Hz)ON for4 secOFFOFF4. Watch the LED as you walk to the farthest edge ofthe coverage pattern. Walk closer to the detector bycrossing the pattern.The LED lights when it detects you crossing thecoverage pattern.5. Repeat from the other side.If the desired range is not achieved, try angling themirror up or down to assure the coverage pattern isnot aimed too high or too low.ON8.0MaintenanceAt least once a year, check the range and coverageaccording toSection 7.0 Setup and Walk Testing.Toensure continuous operation, instruct the end user towalk through the outer edge of the coverage area dailyand observe the LED operation (if used). This alsoassures an alarm output prior to arming.Bosch Security Systems | 1/05 | 4998122424FDownloaded fromwww.Manualslib.commanuals search engine [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]