Bosch ISW-EN1265 User manual

ISW-EN1265 Installation Guide PIR Motion Sensor-Transmitter
Overview
The ISW-EN1265 is a wireless, ceiling-mounted, four-element
passive infrared (PIR) intrusion detector that provides protection
from intruders by pyro-sensor array.
1.0 Open the Detector Housing
1. Loosen the housing lock screw.
2. Twist the housing cover counter-clockwise to remove the
housing cover.
3. Twist the mounting bracket clockwise to remove the mounting
bracket.
Figure 1: Removing the Housing Cover and Mounting
Bracket
12
3
1 - Housing Lock Screw
2 - Housing Cover
3 - Mounting Bracket
Figure 2: Detector Components
TEST
TEST
LED
PULSE
AUTO1
NZ AU
FIX VAR
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1 - Batteries
2 - Tamper Switch
3 - Pulse Count Pins
4 - Test LED
5 - Reset Button
6 - Test Button
7 - Frequency Band Pins
8 - Test Reed Switch
9 - Sleep Time Pins
2.0 Configure the Detector
To configure the detector, place a supplied jumper plug on the
appropriate pins.
Refer to Figure 2 for the location of the Frequency Band, Pulse
Count, and Sleep Time pins.
Refer to Table 1 for a description of each configuration option.
If you change the detectorís configuration settings after
initial installation, press the Reset button for the new
settings to take effect.
When pressing the Reset button, do not touch the
Frequency Band pins. Touching the Frequency Band
pins while pressing the Reset button can inadvertently
set the detector to the wrong frequency band.
Table 1: Detector Configuration Options
Option Description/Pin Setting
Select the appropriate frequency band for your
geographic area.
North America (Default): 902 MHz to
928 MHz
NZ AU
New Zealand: 921 MHz to 928 MHZ
NZ AU
Frequency
Band
Australia: 915 MHz to 928 MHz
NZ AU
Single Pulse Count (Default): Use this
setting in environments where minor
temperature fluctuations occur. Do
not use this setting at sites where
heat variants cause false alarms.
1 AUTO
PULSE
Pulse
Count
Automatic Pulse Count: Use this
setting in environments where
temperature fluctuations might cause
false alarms.
1 AUTO
PULSE
Variable (Default): Use this setting in
high-traffic environments. If the
detector senses motion, it sends an
alarm signal and then enters a 180-sec
sleep period. If the detector senses
motion before the sleep period ends,
it restarts the 180-sec sleep period.
VAR FIX
Sleep Time
Fixed: Use this setting in normal
operating environments. If the
detector senses motion, it sends an
alarm signal and then enters a 180-sec
sleep period. If the detector senses
motion after the sleep period ends, it
sends another alarm signal.
VAR FIX
3.0 Install the Batteries
The detector holds two batteries for extended battery life, but only
one battery is required for operation.
When installing or replacing batteries, ensure that the batteries are
replaced in new pairs from the same manufacturer.
After inserting the battery, press the reset button to initialize the
detector. You must press the Reset button each time a battery is
installed.
The detector must stabilize for at least one minute
after power-up, at which time the detector is not
operational. During this period, the LED blinks twice
each second.
The detector supervises the battery.

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4.0 Register the Transmitter
To ensure that the detector is supervised by the system receiver,
you must register its transmitter with the system receiver. Each
detector has a unique factory-programmed identification number.
Refer to the receiver, network coordinator or control panel
installation instructions for details on registering a transmitter.
1. If necessary, remove the housing cover.
2. When prompted to reset the detector, press the Reset button
on the detector.
3. Replace the housing cover.
To ensure correct operation, test the detector after it
is registered with the system receiver. To test the
detector, activate each of the conditions and ensure
that an appropriate response occurs.
5.0 Mount the Detector
1. Install the housing cover.
2. Remove the mounting bracket.
Refer to Figure 1, page 1.
3. Mount the housing base to the ceiling using the supplied
anchors and screws.
The maximum mounting height for the detector is
3.6 m (12 ft). As mounting height increases, distance
between detection zones also increases toward the
perimeter, thus intensifying the effects of factors such
as floor surface temperature, and intruder direction
and speed. These effects can ultimately reduce
detection speed.
Ensure that a walk test is performed to check all
detection zones, including the intrusion paths
crossing the edges of the zones.
Refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 for more information.
Figure 3: Detection Diameter
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3
2
1 - Ceiling mounting height: 10 ft (3 m)
2 - Effective detection diameter: 46 ft (14 m)
3 - Distance between detection diameter and floor: 2.6 ft
(0.8 m)
Figure 4: Lens Pattern
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2
0 m
0 m
2 m
2 m
2 m
4 m
4 m
4 m
6 m
6 m
6 m
0 ft
13.1 ft
8 m 10 m
6 m
13.1 ft 26.2 ft
32.8 ft
10 m
8 m
4 m 2 m
26.2 ft 13.1 ft
26.2 ft
8 m10 m
13.1 ft
32.8 ft
26.2 ft
32.8 ft
8 m
10 m
32.8 ft
0 ft
0 m
0 m
2 m
2 m
4 m
4 m
6 m
13.1 ft
8 m 10 m
6 m
13.1 ft 26.2 ft
32.8 ft
4 m 2 m
26.2 ft 13.1 ft
8 m10 m
32.8 ft
0 ft
0 ft
12 ft
3.65 m
3 m
2.4 m 8 ft
10 ft
1 - Top view
2 - Side view
6.0 Test the Detector
6.1 Perform a One-Minute Walk Test
To start a one-minute walk test:
•Remove the cover, and hold a magnet near the test reed switch
for 1 sec, or
•Press and hold the test button for 1 sec.
During the walk test period, the detector does not send alarm
signals, and the test LED blinks each time the detector senses
motion.
The test LED (refer to Figure 2, page 1) blinks only
during a walk test or transmission test.
6.2 Perform a Transmission Test
To start a transmission test:
•Remove the cover, and hold a magnet near the Test Reed
switch for at least 3 sec, or
•Press and hold the Test button for at least 3 sec.
During the transmission test, the detector sends alarm and restoral
signals at regular intervals for approximately one minute. The LED
blinks each time the unit sends a signal. Ensure that events are
received by your network coordinator, receiver or control panel.
7.0 Specifications
Dimensions (H x W): 131 cm x 57 cm (5.2 in. x 2.25 in.)
Weight: 185 g (6.52 oz)
Detection Method: Four-element PIR
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +49°C (+32°F to +120°F)
Humidity: 10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Battery: 3 V lithium (DL123A)
Typical Battery Life: 4 years in a location with low-to-
moderate activity
Visible Light Protection: Stable against halogen light 2.4 m
(8 ft) or reflected light
Temperature
Compensation:
Yes
Pulse Count: Single or multiple pulse
Standard Lens Coverage: 20 m (65.6 ft) x 360∞