Digital Watchdog SiteWatch DW-DTMWIPW User manual

SiteWatch™ motion detectors
DW-DTMWIPW
DW-DTPIRIPW
User’s Manual Ver. 08/19
Before installing and using the camera, please read this
manual carefully.
Be sure to keep it handy for future reference.

Safety Information
BEFORE OPERATION
This section of the manual uses the following warning symbols to provide information regarding use of
the product to prevent you and others from being harmed and your product from being damaged. These
warning symbols are described below. Ensure you understand these precautions before proceeding with the
installation.
Warning
Failure to follow the instructions provided by this
warning and improper handling may cause death or
serious injury
Caution
Failure to follow the instructions provided by this
caution and improper handling may cause injury
and/or property damage
This symbol indicates
prohibition. The specic
prohibited action is provided in
and/or around the gure.
This symbol requires an ac-
tion or gives an instruction.
Warning
Never attempt to disassemble or repair the product. It may cause re or damage to the devices.
Hold the main unit securely when you install or service it. Exercise care not to bump the product against
nearby objects or drop it inadvertently.
Caution
Only use approved Power over Ethernet power supplies.
Never try to power the device other than with the
RJ45 PoE connection.
Do not touch the unit connections with a wet hand or when
the product is wet from rain. It may cause a short circuit and
damage the unit.
Clean and check the products periodically for safe use.
If any problem is found, contact DW®or authorized
partners to solve the issue before continuing to use the
product.
This product is intended to detect people and is not
designed to prevent theft, disasters or accidents.
The manufacturer shall not be held liable for any
damage to user’s property resulting from theft,
disasters or accidents.

Contents
INTRODUCTION
4 Package Contents
4 Dimensions
INSTALLATION
5 Mounting the detector
5 Connecting the detector
6 Installing the detector
7 Multi-beam alignment and masking
PROGRAMMING
9 Using the Programming Button
10 Web-based user interface
10 General connection
10 Default settings
11 Sensor settings
12 Device conguration
13 Import and export settings
14 Firmware update
ALARM SETTINGS
15 Alarm inputs
16 Create Alarm Actions
17 WARRANTY
18 LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

4
Introduction
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• 1 x detector
• 1 x mounting template
• 3 x 1.25” (31.75mm) wall anchors and washers
• 2 x spare sliding curtains
• 1 x tamper feet 0.039” (1mm) long
• 1 x tamper feet 0.078” (2mm) long
• 1 x quick setup guide
DETECTOR DIMENSIONS

Installation
MOUNTING THE DETECTOR
During installation, protect the electronics from water. Trapped moisture can affect or damage the unit.
1. Find the suitable location to install the SiteWatch™. The sensor should be positioned so the person will pass across
the eld of view and not directly toward or away from it.
2. Using the mounting template sheet or the detector itself, mark and drill the necessary holes in the wall. It is
recommended to use the tamper cup on uneven wall surfaces.
Suggested mounting height of 10ft is recommended.
3. Remove the cover assembly by loosening the locking screw. The cover hinges from the top and lifts out of the
location slot.
Locking screw
CONNECTING THE DETECTOR
1. Pass the CAT5e/CAT6 cable through the cable entry from outside to inside.
2. Install the Cat5e / Cat6 through the provided hole on the rear of the detector. Terminate the Cat5e / Cat6 cable
using an RJ46 connector leaving enough cable to connect to the RJ45 port. Refer to the image below.
3. Plug the connector into the RJ45 port. Refer to the image below.
* Tools are required to crimp RJ45 connector. RJ45 Connector not included.
Use the diagram below to connect your detector to the necessary external devices.
RJ45 Program
Reset
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Installation
INSTALLING THE DETECTOR
1. The nylon washers provided must be used with screws.
2. Ensure cable entry and screw holes are sealed with water-based sealant. Do not use silicone-based sealant.
Tamper Cup
3. Screw the unit to the wall ensuring that the rear tamper pin is correctly located and that the tamper micro switch is
closed.
4. To aid installation, two spare tamper feet are provided. One is 0.04” (1mm) longer and the other is 0.08” (2mm)
longer than the tamper foot originally tted. The tamper foot is a push t and can be removed by carefully pulling it
from the pin.
5. When the detector is aligned, connected, and programmed to suit the installation, close the front cover and lock as
shown.
6

Installation
MULTI BEAM ALIGNMENT AND MASKING
The multifunction lens tted to the SiteWatch™ detectors produces seven long-range beams and seven medium- to
short-range curtain PIR beams. The Passive infra-red (PIR) circuitry detects changes in heat and movement in the beam
pattern. Items such as trees, shrubs, ponds, chimney and animals should be considered when positioning the detector.
The detector is tted with a mirror on the pyro sensor to provide a detection zone directly underneath the detector.
Note: The maximum mounting height is 10ft (3m) when utilizing the creep detection zone.
When using the pet immune conguration the mirror should be removed.
Note: The PIR sensor is more sensitive to movement across the beams, and less sensitive to movement directly
towards or away from the beams.
The detector module is tted with two sliding shutters to reduce the detection angle. The curtains are tted to the pan
and tilt module as shown below. Each section of the detector lens gives a coverage pattern of approximately 10°.
An additional set of curtain sliders is provided if the beam pattern needs to be narrowed further (for example, if the
minimum detection angle of 10°is required). When coverage exceeds the desired detection area, adjust the module as
required and mask off any beams, either vertically or horizontally, to avoid unwanted detection.
Use portions of the self-adhesive silver mask applied to the rear, smooth side of the lens as shown in the diagrams
below. Always replace the lens the correct way up to ensure exact beam pattern coverage (top of the lens is marked
TOP).
LONG RANGE
98.4ft (30m) SECTION
32.8ft (10m) TO
65.6ft (20m) SECTION
0ft
(0m)
32.8ft
(10m)
65.6ft
(20m)
9.84ft
(3m)
0°
98.4ft
(30m)
MASK OFF FOR PET
ALLEY APPLICATIONS
UP TO 65.6FT (20M)
4.92ft
(1.5m)
-2°
BEAM PATTERN SET TO MAXIMUM RANGE
0ft
(0m)
32.8ft
(10m)
65.6ft
(20m)
98.4ft
(30m)
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When mounted at heights above 10ft (3m), there could be a signicant reduction in the range of detection. The target
will have to move a greater distance within the detector’s eld of view before an alarm is generated.
The gure below shows the pattern for the maximum (left) and minimum (right) range in the optimum position. On the
maximum range diagram, masking the top section of the lens reduces the range to 65.6ft (20m). For minimum range
installations, please refer to the following diagram. In this case, masking the top section of the lens reduces the range to
6 meters.
0 6.5 13 19.6 26 33 39 46 52.4 59 65.6 72 79 85 92 98.4
feet
(0) (2) (4) (6) (8) (10) (12) (14) (16) (18) (20) (22) (24) (26) (28)
(30) meters
0ft (0m)
6.56ft (2m)
13.12ft (4m)
19.68ft (6m)
26.2ft (8m)
32.8ft (10m)
39.3ft (12m)
6.56ft (2m)
13.12ft (4m)
19.68ft (6m)
26.2ft (8m)
32.8ft (10m)
39.3ft (12m)
70º
70º
06.5ft
(2m)
13ft
(4m)
19.6ft
(6m)
26.2ft
(8m)
32.8ft
(10m)
6.5ft (2m)
0ft (0m)
13ft (4m)
19.6ft (6m)
6.5ft (2m)
13ft (4m)
19.6ft (6m)
The following two diagrams address alignment recommendations for when the detector is mounted close to a wall.
If the detector module is orientated at 90° to the perimeter, the mounting wall may cut off short- and medium-range beams.
16.4ft
(5m)
32.8ft
(10m)
49.2ft
(15m)
65.6ft
(20m)
82ft
(25m)
98.4ft
(30m)
0ft
(0m)
The long-range beam will still detect an intruder, however the wall can cause false alarms when heated by sunlight.
Below is the recommended alignment when mounted next to a wall. The detector module is orientated at 55° to the
perimeter. As a result, short- and medium-range beams are parallel to the perimeter, but the detection range along the
perimeter is reduced to 82ft (25m).
06.5ft
(2m)
9.84ft
(3m)
16.4ft
(5m)
19.6ft
(6m)
26.2ft
(8m)
29.5ft
(9m)
36ft
(11m)
39.3ft
(12m)
45.9ft
(14m)
49.2ft
(15m)
55.7ft
(17m)
59ft
(18m)
82ft
(25m)
Installation
8

Programming - using the
programming button
PROGRAMMING
There are 2 ways to program the detector’s detection
range, pulse count and LED setting.
1. Using the programming button on the detector
itself and programming chart below.
2. Using the detector’s web-based interface.
USING PROGRAMMING BUTTON
Programming Chart
SETTING
1 2 3 4 5
O
P
T
I
O
N
S
1 RANGE (m) 8 15 20 25 30
2 Pulse Count 1 2 3
3 LED Off On
To change any of the SiteWatch™ detectors settings:
1. Press the program button (as shown in the
image below) for the number of the Option to be
changed. For example, press once for range, twice
for pulse count, three times for LED settings.
RJ45 Program
Reset
2. Wait until the blue LED indicator turns off (four
seconds).
3. The indicator will then ash out the existing
settings.
4. To change the settings for the set option, press
the program button the number of times for the
required new setting.
5. The indicator will blink twice and the changes will
be saved in the SiteWatch™ detectors’ non-volatile
memory.
Example: to change the LED setting from OFF to ON:
1. Press the program button three times to enter the
LED settings options.
2. Wait until the blue LED indicator turns off
(four seconds).
3. The indicator will then ash once, indicating the
current LED setting is OFF.
4. Press the program button twice to change the
setting to ON.
5. The indicator will blink twice and the changes are
saved in the SiteWatch™ detectors’ non-volatile
memory.
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS DEFINITIONS
Pulse Count
The number of times the detector must detect
motion on both of its sensors before signaling an
output.
LED
LED Off – LED signals are detection is disabled.
LED On – LED signals a detection is enabled.
Relay outputs
Output 1 and output 2
These are magnetically immune volt-free relay
contacts, used to trigger alarm inputs on connected
equipment. The contacts are rated at a maximum of
24V AC/DC @ 50mA.
The contact operating timer can be adjusted in the
web-based user interface.
WALK TEST
In walk test mode, the detection LED option is set to
ON, and the pulse count option is set to 1. DW-DTWT
walk tester is sold separately.
1. The detection LED turns on each time the
SiteWatch™ detectors detect motion.
2. To enter the walk test mode, press the
programming button once. The detection LED
is enabled and pulse count 1 is automatically
selected. The walk test mode can also be entered
via the web-based user interface. The unit can
then be aligned. See the DW-DTWT QSG for more
information.
3. The test mode ends automatically ve minutes
after the last activation. Alternatively, press the
program button three times, to cancel the walk
test mode.
Note: When conducting a walk test, make sure that
the front cover of the detector is in place. Do not
conduct walk tests with the cover removed.
The range of the detector increases without the
protective front cover. Therefore, the front cover
must be tted to establish the correct beam pattern.
Use the programming chart to adjust the range as
necessary. Pan and tilt the lens module over the eld
of view to obtain the correct coverage area.
Microwave Frequencies
DW-DTMWIPW ONLY: 10.525GHz
10 dBm EIRP
9

Programming - web-based user interface
GENERAL CONNECTION
1. Connect the network cable to the detector and verify that the unit powers-up and the network
connection is working.
FACTORY RESET
1. Make sure the detector is powered on.
2. Hold down the reset button for 8 seconds.
3. Release reset button, the status LED on the board will turn off for a second.
4. The unit’s IP address and login details are now reset back to factory values.
USER INTERFACE
Settings are adjusted through the web-based user interface. All that is needed is a modern web browser to access
and change settings.
FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS
When using the system for the rst time, or if a factory reset has been made, the following are the detector’s default
network settings:
IP address: 192.168.1.10
LOGIN
1. Open a web browser.
2. In the address eld, enter in the detector’s IP address. The default IP address is 192.168.1.10.
3. The user interface login page will appear as shown below.
4. When connecting to the detector for the rst time, you will be prompted to create a username and password.
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SENSOR SETTINGS
1. Open the ‘sensor settings’ tab.
2. To change any of the detector’s range, pulse count and detection LED settings, use the drop-down boxes to
select the required setting. Changes are saved automatically.
3. Press the ‘factory default’ button and then ‘save settings’ to restore the detector to its default range, pulse
count and LED settings.
4. ‘Sensor status displays the detector’s current passive infra-red (PIR), lux level, tampering and temp status. This
is live data and cannot be modied.
5. To enter the walk test mode, press the ‘walk test ON’ button. To exit the walk test mode, press ‘walk test OFF’.
6. You can also manually adjust the 2 digital outputs to open or closed settings.
Programming - web-based user interface
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DEVICE CONFIGURATION
1. Open the ‘device conguration’ tab.
2. This tab shows the detector’s current TCP/IP, HTTPS and user login settings.
3. The detector supports static IP information. This means you will have to manually enter the proper IP address,
subnet mask and default gateway to match the network’s settings.
4. If needed, enter the HTTP and HTTPS server ports and host-name.
5. If the SiteWatch™ detectors are integrated with Control4, use the ‘identify’ and ‘save and reset’ buttons to
control the unit as needed.
6. You can upload and update the detector’s TLS certicate and private key for HTTPS settings. You can also
load the detector’s default certicate or restart the HTTPS settings.
7. If changes have been made to the detector’s network settings, you will have to reload the page with the new
IP address if changed.
8. To change the current user’s password, enter the new password according to the recommended instructions
and click ‘save’.
Programming - web-based user interface
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IMPORT AND EXPORT SETTINGS
You can download the detector’s current settings and use them to setup other detectors. The detector’s alarm
settings and I/O conguration will be exported as a CFG le. Network and login settings are not included in the
exported le.
1. Open the ‘import and export settings’ tab.
2. Export all current alarm settings and I/O conguration by pressing the ‘download settings’ button. Select
the le location on your hard drive as needed. The le name is unique for each detector and includes the
detector’s MAC address.
3. Use the import settings section to import the alarm and I/O settings from another detector as needed. Select
the le from your hard drive and press the ‘upload settings’ button.
Programming - web-based user interface
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Programming - web-based user interface
FIRMWARE UPDATE
The SiteWatch™ detector’s rmware should be updated when new versions are available. To update the detector’s
rmware:
1. Open the ‘rmware update’ tab. The current rmware version is displayed.
2. Press the ‘select rmware le’ button. Locate the rmware le on your hard drive and click open.
3. Click ‘upload rmware’.
4. When the rmware update is complete, the detector’s web-based user interface will return to the login page.
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Alarm settings
ALARM SETTINGS
All alarm settings can be made and managed in the ‘events’ tab. The SiteWatch™ detectors work on the “Alarm -
Action” principle. Alarms are created based on all types of input signals. For each alarm, it is possible to create one
or more actions. The actions can be a network alarm message or to trigger a relay.
Alarm inputs
1. Go to ‘events’ tab.
2. Press ‘add event’.
3. Enter a unique alarm name.
4. From the input drop-down menu, choose the action to generate the alarm. Select from the available options:
Delay Alarm delay species the time for which the alarm conditions must be continuously fullled
before the alarm is enabled. Default value is 0 seconds, maximum is 120 seconds.
Time-out Species the time before an alarm is disabled after the alarm conditions are no longer met.
Default value is 0 seconds, maximum is 120 seconds.
Alarm activation Always – Alarm is always active
Above light limit – Alarms will become active when the lux level is above the light limit setting.
Below light limit – Alarms will become active when the lux level is below the light limit setting.
Light limit The light level (lux) that the Above and Below light limits react.
5. Press the Add event button to save.
6. Repeat step 2 to 6 for all required alarm actions.
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Create Alarm Actions
CREATE ALARM ACTIONS
1. Press ‘add action’ under the desired alarm. Input elds appear to the right.
2. Choose the action type from the ‘event type’ drop-down menu:
Output 1 This turns output 1 on when the detector is activated and turns it off when the alarm clears.
Output 2 This turns output 2 on when the detector is activated and turns it off when the alarm clears.
Connect to URL Connect to URL is used to create any type of network alarm. This allows one URL
request at alarm enable and one URL request at alarm disable.
DW Spectrum®IPVMS Connect to a DW Spectrum®IPVMS client to create any type of network alarm.
Partner list The products listed have a built-in wizard in the detector that creates the
specic URL request needed for the application.
3. Fill in required data elds for the selected event type.
4. Press the ‘add action’ button to save.
5. You can test, remove or edit any action by using the buttons next to it.
6. Repeat step 1-5 for each alarm.
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Warranty Information
Digital Watchdog (referred to as “the Warrantor”) warrants the motion detector against defects in
materials or workmanships as follows:
Labor: For the initial two (2) years from the date of original purchase if the camera is determined to be
defective, the Warrantor will repair or replace the unit with new or refurbished product at its option, at
no charge.
Parts: In addition, the Warrantor will supply replacement parts for the initial two (2) years.
To obtain warranty or out of warranty service, please contact a technical support representative at
1+ [phone], Monday through Friday from 9:00AM to 8:00PM EST.
A purchase receipt or other proof of the date of the original purchase is required before warranty service
is rendered. This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials and workmanship which arise
during normal use. This warranty does not cover damages which occurs in shipment or failures which are
caused by products not supplied by the Warrantor or failures which result from accident, misuse, abuse,
neglect, mishandling, misapplication, alteration, modification, faulty installation, set-up adjustments,
improper antenna, inadequate signal pickup, maladjustments of consumer controls, improper operation,
power line surge, improper voltage supply, lightning damage, rental use of the product or service by
anyone other than an authorized repair facility or damage that is attributable to acts of God.
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Limits & Exclusions
There are no express warranties except as listed above. The Warrantor will not be liable for incidental or
consequential damages (including, without limitation, damage to recording media) resulting from the
use of these products, or arising out of any breach of the warranty. All express and implied warranties,
including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for particular purpose, are limited to the
applicable warranty period set forth above.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or
limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to
you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights from vary from state
to state.
If the problem is not handled to your satisfaction, then write to the following address:
Digital Watchdog, Inc.
ATTN: RMA Department
16220 Bloomfield Ave
Cerritos, CA 90703
Service calls which do not involve defective materials or workmanship as determined by the Warrantor, in
its sole discretion, are not covered. Cost of such service calls are the responsibility of the purchaser.
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