Optex FTN-R Manuale utente

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CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION

1-1 BEFORE INSTALLATION................2

1-2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION................3

1-3 DETECTION AREA..........................4

2 INSTALLATION

2-1 WIRING DIAGRAM..........................4

2-2 TRANSMITTER PREPARATION.....5

2-3 BEFORE WALL MOUNTING...........6

2-4 STACKING METHOD ......................7

2-5 SIDE-BY-SIDE AND

TOP-TO-BOTTOM METHOD ........11

3 WALK TEST

3-1 WALK TEST...................................13

4 DIP SWITCH SETTING

4-1 WALK TEST MODE.......................14

4-2 BATTERY SAVING TIMER ............14

4-3 ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT ......14

4-4 LED................................................15

4-5 PIR SENSITIVITY..........................15

4-6 ANTI-MASKING.............................15

5 OTHERS

5-1 WALL TAMPER (OPTION)

CONNECTION...............................16

5-2 LED LIGHT PATTERN ...................16

6 BATTERY

6-1 HOW TO REPLACE BATTERY .....17

6-2 BATTERY LIFE..............................18

7 SPECIFICATIONS

7-1 SPECIFICATIONS .........................19

7-2 DIMENSIONS................................20

FTN-R Battery operated model with 2 PIRs

FTN-RAM FTN-R with anti-masking

Long battery life

Easy wiring by a connector

Multi fixing transmitter box

Compact design

190° adjustable bracket

Intelligent AND logic

Digital anti-masking (RAM model)

Wall tamper (option)

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NO.59-1646-0 091201

INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS

Compact outdoor

detector

Compact outdoor

detector

fit series

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1INTRODUCTION

1-1

BEFORE INSTALLATION

Warning Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper

handling may cause death or serious injury.

Caution Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper

handling may cause injury and/or property damage.

The check mark indicates recommendation.

The nix sign indicates prohibition.

Warning Caution Caution

Do not remove the PCB. Do not remove the separate box

tamper.

Do not touch the PCB except for the

DIP switch.

123456

Mounting height. Keep the detector parallel to the

ground.

Consider the direction a person is

approaching from, as well as the

detection area.

Install the detector in a place where it is free from false alarm factors. For example:

Sunlight and reflection•Heat source•Objects moving in the wind•

0.8 – 1.2 m

(2'7" – 3'11")

Parallel Tilt

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Separate box

Separate box tamper

Main unit

Bracket

Fixture

Main unit cover

Lens

1-2

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Connector for POWER and ALARM

Connector for TROUBLE

Screw kit

For joint For wall mounting

Screw (M3 × 10 mm)

Plate nut

Screw (3 × 20 mm)

Note>>

Transmitter and battery are not included.

-Optional accessories

Wall tamper (WRS-03)

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Separate box cover

Sponge

Sponge for transmitter

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0' 5' 10' 15'

0.8

(m)

1.0

1.2

2'7"

0'(ft.)

3'3"

3'11"

102345

(m)

(ft.)

0' 5' 10' 15'

0.8

(m)

1.0

1.2 102345

(m)

2'7"

0'(ft.)

3'3"

3'11"

(ft.)

10'

15'

2345

(m) (ft.)

(ft.

)

(m)

Separate box tamper

Trouble

Alarm

Wall tamper (option)

*For wall tamper wiring (option), refer to page

16.

Separate box Main unit

Transmitter

1-3

DETECTION AREA

Top view Side view

2 m detection length

5 m detection length

Adjustable range: 95° (by 5° pitch)

2INSTALLATION

2-1

WIRING DIAGRAM

-Overall wiring diagram

Notes>>

The battery in the transmitter is shared with the detector.

Connection for TROUBLE is used when monitoring for Tamper and Anti Mask.

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35 (1.38")

130 (5.12")

30 (1.18")

2-2

TRANSMITTER PREPARATION

The transmitter used should have the internal dimensions of H 130 × W 30 × D 35 mm.

(H 5.12" × W 1.18" × D 1.38")

-When monitoring ALARM and TROUBLE using the transmitter with 1 external input

External input is N.C. External input is N.O.

... DIP switch 3: OFF (N.C.)

... DIP switch 3: ON (N.O.)

-To monitor only the ALARM using a

transmitter with 1 external input -To monitor the ALARM and TROUBLE

using a transmitter with 2 external inputs

Connectors to be used

Connector for POWER and ALARM

Connector for TROUBLE

Red Black

How to position a battery

Connector for POWER

and ALARM

Connector for

TROUBLE

Connector for

POWER and ALARM

N.C. N.O.

Unit: mm (inch)

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3Hold the top of the bracket and

remove the main unit.

Note>>

Be sure to keep connectors installed

through the bottom part of bracket after

main unit is removed.

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Bracket

Main unit

Bracket

Main unit

2-3

BEFORE WALL MOUNTING

1Open the main unit cover. 2Remove the fixture.

FixtureFixture

4Open the separate box.

Note>>

Do not remove the separate box

tamper.

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5Select the mounting method.

Stacking method

(Page 7)

Side-by-side method

(Page 11)

Top-to-bottom method

(Page 11)

Note>>

Be sure to mount the main

unit on the top.

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2-4

STACKING METHOD

For the side-by-side method and the top-to-bottom method, refer to page 11.

6Open the knockout.

Separate box Separate box cover

Joint screw

knockout

Wall mounting

knockout

Wall mounting

knockout

Wiring knockout

Joint screw

knockout

Separate box Separate box cover

Joint screw

knockout

Wall mounting

knockout

Wall mounting

knockout

Wiring knockout

Joint screw

knockout

7Pull the connectors through the wiring

knockout.

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8Attach the separate box cover and the bracket.

Notes>>

Be careful not to attach separate box cover upside down.

Be careful not to pinch wires.

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Screw (3 × 10 mm)

Sponge

Plate nut Wiring

Sponge

Plate nut

Double-sided tape for

temporary fixing

Screw (3 × 10 mm)

Sponge

Plate nut Wiring

Sponge

Plate nut

Double-sided tape for

temporary fixing

9Hold the top part of the bracket and

mount the main unit.

10 Mount the separate box on the wall.

Screw (3 × 20 mm)

Mounting height:

0.8 – 1.2 m (2'7" – 3'11")

Screw (3 × 20 mm)

Mounting height:

0.8 – 1.2 m (2'7" – 3'11")

100 mm

(3.94")

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13 Determine the horizontal detection

angle and attach the fixture.

Note>>

To make adjustments, remove the

fixture.

•

Angle pitch: 5°

95° 95°

Angle pitch: 5°

95° 95°

Note>>

Check that the fixture and bracket

engage correctly.

•

Note>>

Check that the fixture and bracket

engage correctly.

•

11 Connect the connectors.

Separate box side Main unit side

Red

Black

White

Yellow

Red: Power input (+)

Black: Power input (-)

White: Alarm

Yellow: Alarm

Green: Trouble

Blue: Trouble

Brown: Tamper

Orange: Tamper

Grey: Tamper

Green

Blue

Brown

Orange

Grey

Separate box side Main unit side

Red

Black

White

Yellow

Red: Power input (+)

Black: Power input (-)

White: Alarm

Yellow: Alarm

Green: Trouble

Blue: Trouble

Brown: Tamper

Orange: Tamper

Grey: Tamper

Green

Blue

Brown

Orange

Grey

Notes>>

The tamper output is not exclusive. The

Anti-masking and Tamper circuits share

the Trouble output.

For the wall tamper wiring connection

(option), refer to page 16.

To detect cutoff of tamper

input wires (3 wire

line) as shown in the

illustration, cut the orange

jumper wire provided for

purpose of detection.

In this case, be sure to

use the connector of the separate box

tamper. Otherwise, the trouble output

will remain on.

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12 Install the transmitter and attach the

separate box cover.

Note>>

Please use the sponge for transmitter

when needed.

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Transmitter

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Determine the detection length. (2 m or 5 m)

If 2 m is required, rotate the lower lens

180 degrees.

Note>>

Do not remove the upper lens.•

5 m detection length

(Factory default) 2 m detection length

Side view

0' 5' 10' 15'

0.8

(m)

1.0

1.2

2'7"

0'(ft.)

3'3"

3'11"

102345

(m)

(ft.) 0' 5' 10' 15'

2'7"

0'(ft.)

3'3"

3'11"

0.8

(m)

1.0

1.2

(ft.)

102345

(m)

Side view

15 Attach the main unit cover.

Note>>

To prepare for walk test, check that DIP

switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE) is set to

“ON (TEST)” before attaching main unit

cover.

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16 Perform walk test.

For details, refer to page 13.

17 After walk test is complete, set DIP

switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE) from

“ON” to “OFF”.

Note>>

The battery life will be shortened unless

the DIP switch 1 is set to “OFF”.

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