Optex HX-40/40AM Guida rapida

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N219

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

No.59-1501-0

High Mount

Outdoor Detector

High Mount

Outdoor Detector

CONTENTS

By utilising the OPTEX’s unique pyro-element,

HX series achieves high reliable detection

performance against false and missed alarms.

HX series provides stable and accurate

detection in outdoor severe environmental

conditions.

•HX-40 : standard model with two PIRs

•HX-40AM : HX-40 with IR anti-masking

feature

HX -40/40AM

Warning Warning Caution

INSTALLATION HINTS

(1) INSTALLATION HINTS 1

(2) PARTS IDENTIFICATION 2

(3) KNOCKOUTS 2

(4) DETECTION AREA SETTING 3

(5) INSTALLATION 3

(6)

BRACKET INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT

(7) WIRING 6

(8) FUNCTION SETTING 7

(9) OPERATION TEST 9

(10) LED FUNCTIONS 10

(11) SPECIFICATIONS 11

Parallel

2.5 - 3.0 m

(8.3 - 10 ft.)

Tilt

Never repair or modify product Do not pour water over the

product Mount securely

Mount the detector so that a majority of traffic flow is across the detection pattern.

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Hood

Screw (3×10 mm)

Screw (4×20 mm)

Bracket

Shaft cover

Lock screw (M4×35 mm)

Base

Bracket base

Main unitTerminals

Cover

Lock screw

Lens

LED indicator

Area

masking seal

PIR sensor

(Don not touch)

Anti-masking infrared LED

(HX-40AM only)

For wall

fastening

Wiring Hole

(Off-the-shelf) magnet switch

installation position

Adjustment screw

For switch

box fastening

For main unit fastening

Up-down

lock screw

Don’t touch

3-B Bracket

KNOCKOUTS

3-A Main unit

For wall fastening/bracket fastening

(installation pitch 83.5 mm (3.3 inch))

For bracket

up-down lock screw

For hood fastening

Wiring

knockout

Wiring sponge pad

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Side view of detection area

(Installation height 3.0 m (1 ft.) )

(Installation height 2.5 m)

To limit the detection distance, apply the appropriate masking seal. Note that there are three

different types of seal.

DETECTION AREA SETTING

4-B Detection Length Adjustment

4-A Detection Area

Top view of detection area

90°

40°

30°

20°

10°

8 m

(26.7ft.)

8 m

(26.7ft.)

12 m (40 ft.)

12 m

(40 ft.)

3.0 m (10 ft.)

12 m (40 ft.)

2.5 m (8.3 ft.)

9.0 m (30 ft.)

3.0 m (10 ft.)

5.5 m (18.3 ft.)

3.0 m (10 ft.)

4.0 m (13.3 ft.)

3.0 m (10 ft.)

Out

Pass the wire through the base knockout.

Fasten the base to the wall.

INSTALLATION

Wiring sponge pad

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Out

Wiring sponge pad

Push the shaft cover clip outwards to

remove the cover.

Loosen the adjustment screw, tilt the

bracket about 45° and pass through the

wire.

Fasten the bracket to the wall.

Change the bracket direction according

to whether the Main unit is to face left

or right.

Pass the wire through the base

knockout and install the base on the

bracket.

Adjustment

screw

BRACKET INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT

20°

90° 90°

6-A Bracket installation

Shaft cover

Push

Using the bracket makes it possible to adjust the unit through 180° degree.

In cases where the ground is uneven and therefore not parallel with the base of the unit, it is

possible to adjust the unit vertically by +/- 20 degree (see section 6-B)

Do not change the detection

distance with bracket.

Use the masking seal to

adjust the detection distance.

Caution>>

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12 m (40 ft.)

3.0 m (10 ft.)

If the base of the unit is already parallel to the ground,

• Do not change the detection distance by tilting the unit up or down.

•Always use the Masking seals.

•Walk test the unit to ensure that the disired detection distance is achieved.

Tighten the adjustment screw.

Wire to the terminal and install the

Main unit and lens on the base.

On the Main unit, make the settings

and check operation.

Using 6-B as reference, adjust the up-

down orientation, then tighten the lock

screw.

Fit the shaft cover into place.

Caution>>

7Once the operation checks are

complete, fit the shaft cover into place.

When the Main unit is fastened to the

bracket, you can not remove the shaft

cover.

Caution>>

6-B Detection distance check and up-down angle adjustment

Adjustment

screw

The LED lights when you

come closer within

9 m (30 ft.).

Adjust the angle upward.

Carry out the walk test again.

The LED lights at

12 m (40 ft.).

There is no need to adjust

the up-down angle.

The LED lights at a

point farther than

13 - 14 m (43 - 47 ft.).

Adjust the angle downward.

Carry out the walk test again.

In cases where he ground is not parallel with the base of the unit the correct detection

distance will not be obtained. In such cases, a walk test will be required. To ensure that the

required area of detection is achieved.

Complete walk test from outside the walking area

to inside. Check that at a distance of 12 to 13m

(40 to 43ft.) from the Main unit, the sensor detects

the person and the LED lights.

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9.5-18VDC

–

COM

SPSP

T.O.(NC)

AUX

(NC) (NC)

TAMPER

(NC) (NC)

TAMPER

INPUT

TROUBLE

OUTPUT ALARM POWER

–

COM

SPSP

AUX

INPUT ALARM POWER

9.5-18VDC

WIRING

*1: TAMPER terminals to be connected to a 24 hour supervisory loop.

HX-40AM

HX-40

SPARE (Non short)

ALARM OUTPUT (N.O.)

ALARM OUTPUT (COM)

ALARM OUTPUT (N.C.)

POWER INPUT (–) (9.5 - 18VDC)

POWER INPUT (+) (9.5 - 18VDC)

TAMPER OUTPUT

(N.C.) *1

AUX INPUT

(N.C.)

TROUBLE OUTPUT

(N.C.)

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Dip switch 2

8-B PULSE COUNT

(factory default)

POSITION FUNCTION

OFF

The LED lights when someone is detected.

The LED does not light even if someone is

detected

OFF

2 times

(factory default)

POSITION FUNCTION

3 times

Suitable for standard applications.

Set this when used in a location with drastic

temperature fluctuation or hostile environment.

3 times

2 times

Dip switch 1

8-A LED ON/OFF HX-40

HX-40AM

HX-40

HX-40AM

FUNCTION SETTING

Dip SW

1 LED ON/OFF SELECTOR

2 PULSE COUNT SELECTOR

EXTERNAL SENSOR INPUT SELECTOR

4 TROUBLE OUTPUT SELECTOR

ANTI-MASKING

SENSITIVITY

SELECTOR (8-F)

PIR SENSITIVITY SELECTOR

(8-A)

(8-B)

(8-C)

(8-D)

(8-E)

Do not touch

NOTE: For the walk test, move more than 1 m (0.3 ft.) away from

the detector.

AND

(factory default)

POSITION FUNCTION

When both the Main unit and the satellite detect

someone, the alarm is output.

Set to this when not connecting a satellite unit.

Note: The alarm is not output unless both the Main

unit and the satellite detect someone within

60 seconds.

When either the Main unit or the satellite detects

someone, the alarm is output.

AND

By connecting a satellite unit (another warning sensor), you can

expand the detection area and correct false alarms.

As a satellite unit, you can use any general no-voltage contact

output (NC) warning sensor, including the following.

<Infrared (AIR) sensors, thermal line (PIR) sensors, magnet

switches, etc.>

Dip switch 3

8-C EXTERNAL SENSOR INPUT HX-40

HX-40AM

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HX-40

HX-40AM

PIR SENSITIVITY

SELECTOR

8-E PIR SENSITIVITY

POSITION

HIGH

MIDDLE

(factory default)

LOW Suitable for hostile and narrow area

FUNCTION

Suitable for sites requiring greater sensitivity

applications

Suitable for standard applications

LOW

MIDDLE

HIGH

(factory default)

POSITION OUTPUT TERMINAL

OFF

TROUBLE

TROUBLE and ALARM

Use this when not wiring a dedicated trouble input

terminal on the control panel.

OFF

Dip switch 4

8-D TROUBLE OUTPUT HX-40

HX-40AM

Red

Trouble output is used for anti-masking signal.

When an object is placed close to the lens surface, for a period of

more than 180 seconds, the IR Anti-Masking circuit will activate and

generate a trouble signal.

LED Operation>>

DETECTOR STATUS

Anti-Masking booting

(Anti-Masking start up)

Anti-Masking

LED Indication

Red blinks 2 times and goes

off for 5 sec.

This movement is repeated.

Red blinks 3 times and goes

off for 3 sec.

This movement is repeated.

LED operation

ANTI-MASKING

SENSITIVITY SELECTOR

POSITION

HIGH

STD

(factory default)

OFF

FUNCTION

Suitable for site requires greater sensitivity

applications.

Suitable for standard applications.

Suitable for site requires no anti-masking function.

OFF

STD

HIGH

8-F ANTI-MASKING HX-40

HX-40AM

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b a

OPERATION TEST

9-A Example of adjustment for false alarms

If there is a road where people or vehicles can pass in front of the detection area, and

can trigger false alarms, adjust the area as follows.

Delete the unneccesory detection area (a)

using the appropriate masking seal(s) 1 2 or 3.

(Reduce the distance fromo 12m, 9m, 5.5m ,4m (40ft., 30ft.,

18.3ft., 13.3ft.) as determined by the walk testing.

Actually move and check that the system does

not detect movement on the road (a) but does

detect when you enter the detection area (b).

The detection area might increase when there

is a big temperature difference between the

moving object and the background.

For example, when the detection distance is

set to 12 m (40 ft.), sometimes vehicles 13 m

(43 ft.) away may be detected.

In this case, set the detection distance to 9 m

(3 ft.). This shortens the alarm area but it can

reduce false alarms due to vehicles.

Caution>>

Approx. 9 m

(30 ft.)

Position B

Approx. 13 m (43 ft.)

A heat source beyond the detection area may

cause the detector to cause a false alarm by

reflecting off the ground.

Examples of reflective ground is water

(puddle), wet road, smooth surface concrete

and asphalt road.

The heat source is strong and / or reflection

rate is high, detectors detection distance will

be longer than required and may detect

unwanted objects beyond. According to the

ground condition of the installation site, select

the detection range position.

Caution>>

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To limit the detection range, apply the area masking seal to the section you want to hide on the

lens inside. Configure the area in such a way as to avoid having anything cut across the area.

9-B Area Masking

Pasting on example for

masking No. 5 and No. 6

Area masking seal

556

HX-40AM

HX-40

LED FUNCTIONS

DETECTOR STATUS

Alarm

Warm-up period

LED Indication

Red light

Red blinks

LED operation

Light BlinkOFF

Red

DETECTOR STATUS

Alarm

Warm-up period

Trouble

output

Anti-Masking booting

(Anti-Masking start up)

Anti-Masking

LED Indication

Red light

Red blinks

Red blinks 2 times and goes off for 5 sec.

This movement is repeated.

Red blinks 3 times and goes off for 3 sec.

This movement is repeated.

LED operation

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