Cooper 7514 Installation guide

7514 Photo PIR
Installation and
Programming Guide

7514r
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Contents
Introduction ...............................................................................1
Overview.................................................................................. 1
External Layout ......................................................................................... 2
Internal Layout.......................................................................................... 3
Jumpers ................................................................................................... 3
Technical Specification ...............................................................4
Specification ............................................................................. 4
General .................................................................................................... 4
Coverage.................................................................................................. 4
Radio ....................................................................................................... 5
Power Supply ............................................................................................ 5
Electromagnetic Compatibility...................................................................... 5
Electrical Safety......................................................................................... 5
Compliance Statements .............................................................................. 5
Compatible Equipment ............................................................... 5
Installation.................................................................................6
Tools Required .......................................................................... 6
Site Survey .............................................................................. 6
Batteries .................................................................................................. 6
Learning................................................................................................... 6
Site Survey............................................................................................... 7
Fit Back Plate............................................................................ 7
Fitting a Wall Tamper ................................................................................. 8
Fitting a Corner Wall Tamper ....................................................................... 9
Completing the Physical Installation ............................................10
Programming............................................................................11
Programming Overview .............................................................11
Set Up Control Unit’s Own IP Address..........................................12
Set Up the IP Address of the ARC ...............................................13
Setting Up an Email Address ......................................................14
Setting up for Downloader .........................................................14
Enabling the Photo PIR..............................................................15
Testing .....................................................................................16
Photo PIR Testing and Lockout ...................................................16
PIR Walk Testing ......................................................................16
Checking Photo Coverage ..........................................................17
USB Connection....................................................................................... 17
Ethernet Connection................................................................................. 18
Uploading Pictures to Downloader .............................................................. 18
Dealing with Radio Interference..................................................19
Maintenance ............................................................................19
Service................................................................................................... 19
Programming Information Required.........................................20

7514r
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Introduction
Overview
The 7514r Photo PIR is a digital camera linked to a
Passive Infra Red (PIR) detector. The field of view of the
camera covers the sensitive area of the PIR.
When the PIR detects movement it sends a radio signal to
a 7510r control unit. If the alarm system is set then the
camera takes a series of three still pictures of the area
covered by the PIR. Each picture is separated from the
previous one by a short delay.
The Photo PIR compresses the pictures to JPEG format,
then transmits the pictures to the control unit by radio.
The control unit sends the compressed pictures over an
Internet connection to an alarm receiving centre (ARC).
Each time a user sets the alarm system the camera takes
a picture of the area it covers and stores the picture. The
Photo PIR sends this “quiescent” picture to the control
unit at the same time as the pictures taken during an
alarm. At the receiving centre the operator can compare
the pictures and use them to determine that the alarm
has been caused by a significant event.
Normally the camera takes pictures using ambient light.
If the light level is too low then the Photo PIR uses a
built-in flash that is strong enough to illuminate the scene
clearly even in complete darkness.
The pictures provided by the camera are 320 by 240
pixels, and greyscale (not colour). These pictures are not
available directly from the camera, only from the control
unit in JPEG format. Note that to use the Photo PIR you
must also fit an 8750 Ethernet module or 8844 GPRS
module to the 7510r control unit.
When fitted with one of the modules the control unit can
send pictures to an ARC or to an email address, or to
both.

Introduction 7514r
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External Layout
Figure 1 shows the main features of the Photo PIR. To
gain access to the interior of the unit undo the screw at
the bottom of the case (Figure 2).
1. Activity LED 4. Flash.
2. PIR section. 5. Case screw.
3. Camera.
Figure 1. Photo PIR External Features.
Figure 2. Opening the Case

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Internal Layout
Figure 3 shows the main features inside the body of the
Photo PIR.
1. Transceiver. 4. Jumpers.
2. Camera/Flash Batteries
(3 x Lithium 3V CR2).
5. Fixing screw knock out.
3. PIR Batteries (2 x AA Alkaline). 6. Back tamper knock out.
Figure 3. Inside Photo PIR
Jumpers
There are four jumpers on the main PCB, shown in Figure
3.
J1 Not Used
J2 Walk test mode. When fitted, LED flashes when PIR
detects movement.
J3 Fitted: Sleep timer is ON. Detector “sleeps” for one
minute after each activation of the PIR.
Not fitted: Detector “sleeps” for 3 minutes after each
activation of the PIR.
J4 Fitted: PIR sensitivity is decreased (pet tolerance
mode).
Not fitted: normal PIR sensitivity.