ABB 2CSYD0102B Guide

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Indoor passive infrared detector
Product code 2CSYD0102B
Technical specifications
APPLICATION SCOPE
Security
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
Transmission in FM 868.3 MHz
RANGE IN FREE AIR
300 m
POWER SUPPLY
Lithium battery 3 V – 1.4 Ah lasting 4
years
.
Operation is guaranteed for
30 days from
the low battery notification
DETECTION ELEMENTS
1 IR sensor with Fresnel lens
PROGRAMMING ELEMENTS
1 jumper for test
1 jumper for pulse counting
SIGNAL ELEMENTS
1 red LED
Low battery in the control unit
ANTI-TAMPERING PROTECTION
Tamper
Additional data provided by the manufacturer
USAGE TEMPERATURE
-5 … + 45 °C
USAGE RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Max 95% max (non-condensing)
USAGE ENVIRONMENT
Indoor (sheltered and dry places)
INSTALLATION
Free
SIZES (L x H x W)
70 x 114 x 76 mm
WARNING! Installation must be carried out only by a
qualified electrician
Package contents
no. 1 Indoor passive infrared detector
no. 1 Lithium battery 3 V – 1.4 Ah
no. 2 Self-tapping cross-recessed screws 2.9 x 27 mm
no. 2 Screw anchors ∅5 mm
no. 1 Manual
EC Declaration of Conformity
ABB S.p.A., with registered office in Milan - via Vittor Pisani 16,
declares under its own responsibility that the device with product
code 2CSYD0102B
meets the essential electromagnetic
compatibility and security requirements contained in the Directive
R&TTE 1999/5/EC and in
the EC Low Voltage Directive
2006/95/CE, as it was designed and manufactured in compliance
with the following harmonized standards: EN 300 220, EN 50130-
4, EN 50131-1, EN 50131-2-2, EN 50131-5-3.
ABB S.p.A. - ABB SACE Division
Viale dell’Industria, 18
20010 Vittuone (MI) – Italy
Phone: [phone]
Telefax: 02.9034.7609
ABB S.p.A. reserve the right to
change the product described in
this manual at any time and
without any advance notice.
For further information:
http://bol.it.abb.com, at
DomusTech
section or call the
free-phone number
Printed in Italy Manual code 2CSM600503D0201 rev 00
Installation
The installation procedure encompasses the following steps:
1) Device fixing.
2) Operation settings (wide coverage angle/long-distance
coverage and standard/corridor for \).
3) Power supply and programming.
4) Completion and test.
1. Device fixing
INSTRUCTIONS RELEVANT TO POSITIONING
The device shall be installed:
•at a height of 240 cm above the ground or at a height of 90
cm in order to create a corridor for pets (standard heights can
be changed);
•far from heat sources and from direct sunlight;
•far from electromagnetic sources (
e.g. electricity meters,
electric engines);
•at a distance of at least 1.5 meters from fluorescent lights;
•by avoiding to direct the detector towards moving objects
(e.g. curtains);
•by avoiding to direct the detector towards
reflecting objects
that could change the coverage area.
Figure 1 shows the IR coverage diagrams
in flat view and in
height view (standard settings and corridor settings for pets)
when the detector is adjusted for a wide coverage angle.
Figure 2 shows similar coverage diagrams related to the detector
adjusted for a long-distance coverage. Figure 1
General description
The indoor passive infrared detector detects the presence of
intruders in the controlled area.
The detector can be configured in order to provide a wide
coverage angle or a long-distance coverage by keeping the same
sensitivity.
The sensor can operate also in presence of pets.
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Figure 3
Figure 4
2.
Settings
The detector is adjusted by the factory in order to offer a standard
wide angle coverage. To change one or both settings, follow the
instructions below
.
LONG-DISTANCE COVERAGE
1) Unhook the front spherical lens and rotate it 180 degrees.
The
arrow corresponding to the letter “L”
printed on the lens sides
shall point downwards (figure 5). When t
he arrow
corresponding to the letter “W” points downwards it
means
that the detector is set in order to offer a wide angle coverage.
2) Remove the safety strip (figure 6).
3) Set the pulse counter to 2 (figure 7).
Figure 5
Figure 6
5) If the test is not successful (no movement is detected in
part of the area to be protected), try to find another
position
for the detector and/or to change its settings,
and repeat
the test.
WARNING!With the jumper on NORMAL the LED
is
turned off and after each signal the detector is inactive for
2 minutes before generating a new alarm signal.
This
behavior is aimed at preserving the battery duration.
Figure 9
Proceed with the detector test by following the detector test
instruction
s
encompassed in the installation manual of the control
unit
.
Maintenance
For the external cleaning of the device, use a
dry cloth.
Regularly check that the detector lens is clean
.
Battery replacement
The battery in the detector shall be disposed as urban waste
(Directive
2006/66/EC), as it is subject to separate waste
collection in order to avoid environmental damages
.
Ba
ttery shall be replaced by qualified personnel.
To replace the battery
:
1)
Put the control unit into maintenance status (please refer to
the installation manual of the control unit).
2) Open the detector
.
3) Remove the exhausted battery
4) Insert the
new battery.
5) Close the detector
.
6)
Execute the test of the detector from the control unit to be
sure that it works.
7) Exit the maintenance status.
Device reset
To delete the acquisition address and to restore the factory
configuration of the se
nsor, press the tamper for 5 times with an
interval of at least
one second between each single pressing. The
activity must be executed within
16 seconds.
The reset shall be carried out if you want that the device is
acquired by another control unit. To r
e-acquire the device on the
same control unit, it is not necessary to previously execute the
reset procedure.
Figure 2
The following tables show the maximum detection distances for
the standard setting and the corridor setting for pets according to
the detector installation height (
all sizes in meter) and to the
adjustment type (wide coverage angle and long-distance
coverage).
Figure 7
WARNING!The fixing teeth of the lens are not identical
.
One is bigger and it has a tapered end
that, when the lens is
mounted, can point to the letter “L” or to the letter
“W”
printed on the detector cover.
The letter to which it points
indicates the set coverage type (L = long-
distance; W =
wide angle), that can therefore be chec
ked without
removing the lens.
CORRIDOR FOR PETS
1)
Open the detector.
2)
Loosen the fixing screw of the printed circuit board (figure 8).
3)
Let the printed circuit board slide downwards.
4)
Tighten the fixing screw again.
Figure 8
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. Power supply and programming
To program t
he detector
1)
Remove the detector cover.
2)
Prepare the control unit to acquire the detector and select
the required area and memory location.
3)
Stimulate the detector by passing a hand in front of the
sensor or by pressing and releasing the anti-
tampering
tampe
r. The detector will transmit its code that will be
acquired by the control unit (
for further information, please
refer to the control unit installation manual).
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. Completion and test
Fix the
detector to the base by using only the upper screw.
Check whe
ther the detector covers the required area. To do that:
1)
Move the proper jumper to WALK TEST (figure 9).
2)
Lay the detector cover back.
3)
Try to move with
in the area to be protected. The front LED
lights up each time a movement is detected.
4)
If the test is successful (any
movement in the area to be
protected is detected), remove the detector cover, move the
jumper to NORMAL, and close the detector again.
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WIDE COVERAGE ANGLE
Height
0.6
0.9
1.2
1.5
1.8
2.1
2.4
Distance
(standard)
4.5 7 9 11 11 11 11
Distance
(corridor)
11 11 9 - - - -
LONG-DISTANCE COVERAGE
Height
0.6
0.9
1.2
1.5
1.8
2.1
2.4
Distance
(standard)
5 9 12.5 17 17 17 17
Distance
(corridor)
17 17 12.5 - - - -
To fix the detector:
1) Open the device by firstly removing the lower screw and then
the upper one that hooks the base to the detector (figure 3).
WARNING!Be careful not to touch or scratch the IR sensor.
2) Fix the device base to a wall or in a corner, as required, with
the two provided screw anchors. Figure 4 shows the position
of the pre-manufactured holes arranged for fixing.