DSC LC-102PIGBSS User manual

Installation Instructions
LC-102PIGBSS
ProfessionalPassiveInfrared Shock &GlassBreakage
DetectorswithPetImmunity
Anewgeneration ofprofessionalmovementspreadspectrumanalyzing PIR,Shock &Glass Breakagedetectors.
Thedetectorprovides ananalysisofenvironmentalconditionsthrough theentiremovementspreadfrequency spectrum.
It listensforsoundsofbreaking glass,whichproducestwosequentialsignalsofdifferentfrequencie“SHOCK”and “GLASS”.The
unique phased frequencydetection circuitryofthisdetectorallowsdetection ofbothshock signaland the strong signalofglass
breakage creatingafalsealarmfreedetector.The detectordoesnotneedtobe attached tothe window,providing volumeprotection,
and allowing youtoprotectseveralwindowswithone detector.
FIG2-Knockoutholes
FIG1-BracketInstallation
FIG 6-Lenspattern
Wall Mount
BracketCeiling Mount
Bracket
FIG3-Bracketoptions
1 2
CC
A
B B
B B
AA
DD
C
CC
TYPICALINSTALLATION
Selectmountinglocation
Choosealocation infrontofthe protected windows,indirectline ofsightwithin4.5m.Incaseofmorethen one windo,placethe detectorinthe center
areafacing the windows,makesurethatthislocation will be mostlikelytointerceptan intruder,thatmayacrossthePIRbeams.See PIRdetection beams.
See SHOCKand GLASS detection area Fig.5,Fig.6.If heavy blindsorcurtainscoverthe glass,you mustlocatethe detectorbehind the blindson the
windowframeoraboveit, otherwisethe blindsmightblockthe sound.
Avoidthefollowinglocations:*Facing directsunlight. *Facing areassubjectwithtemperaturechanges.*Areaswithairductsorsubstantialairflows.
*Facing metaldoors.*Closetodoorentrancebellsmeasuring 2”(orlarger) indiameter.
MOUNTING DETECTORBASE
1.Toremovethe frontcover,unscrewtheholding screwand gentlyraisethefrontcoverFig.4-11.2.Toremovethe PCboard,carefullyunscrewtheholding
screwlocated on the PCboardFig.4-9.3.Breakoutthe desired holesforproperinstalling Fig.2BorC.4.The circularand rectangularindentationsat
the bottombasearethe knockoutholesforwireentry.You mayalsousemounting holesthatarenotinuseforrunning the wiring intothe detector.(For
option withbracket-lead wirethroughthe bracket, Fig4-7)5.Mountthe detectorbasetothe wall,cornerorceiling.(Foroption withbracketinstall bracket)
Fig.1,Fig.36.Reinstall the PCboardbyfullytightening the holding screw.Connectwiretoterminalblock.7.Replacethe coverbyinserting itback in
the appropriateclosing pinsand screwintheholding screw.
DETECTORINSTALLATION
TerminalBlock Connections(See Fig.7)
Terminals1&2-Marked“T1,T2”(TAMPER)If aTamperfunction isrequired connecttheseterminalstoa24-hournormallyclosed protectivezone in
the controlunit. If the frontcoverofthe detectorisopened,an immediatealarmsignalwill be senttothe controlunit.
Terminals3&4-Marked“PIR:NC,C”Thesearethe outputPIRrelaycontactsofthe detector.Connecttoanormallyclosed zoneinthecontrolpanel.
Terminal5-Marked“EOL”-End ofline option.
Terminals6&7-Marked“MIC:NC,C”Thesearethe outputMICROPHONErelaycontactsofthe detector.Connecttoanormallyclosed zone inthe
controlpanel.
Terminal8-Marked“-”(GND)Connecttothe negativeVoltage outputorground ofthe controlpanel.
Terminal9-Marked“+”(+12V)ConnecttoapositiveVoltage outputof8.2-16Vdcsource(usuallyfromthe alarmcontrolunit)
FIG4-DetectorInstallation
FIG 7-Terminalblock
FIG 5-DetectorMounnting
15m
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6
5
8
4
10
9
1 3 7
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T2EOL-12V+
MIC
NCT1C NC C
PIR
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3

Shock /Glass AdjustmentUseonlyduring testing and setting
SHOCK -foradjustmentofthe
frequencysensitivitywith
potentiometer“SHOCK”
SETTING -UPTHEDETECTOR
PIRSENSITIVITYADJUSTMENT:Switch3ofDIP-4.Use forSetting ”PULSE”-providessensitivitycontrolofPIRaccording tothe environment.
Position Left -”On”-High sensitivityForstableenvironments.Position Right-”OFF”-LowsensitivityForharshenvironments.
“PIRCAL”POTENTIOMETERADJUSTMENT:According toprotected area range.Usethe potentiometermarked “PIRCAL”toadjustthe detection
sensitivitybetween 15%and 100%according towalktestintheprotected area.(Factorysetting is57%).Rotatethe potentiometerclockwisetoincrease
range,counter-clockwisetodecreaserange.Always walktestand re-adjustifrequired.
LEDINDICATIONOFALARMSIGNAL:Switch1ofDIP-4.Use forSetting “LED”-providescontrolofAlarmsignalLEDindication.
PositionLeft -“On”-LEDenable.PositionRight“OFF”-LEDdisable.
SOUND SENSITIVITYADJUSTMENT:Switch2ofDIP-4.Use forSetting“AUDIO”-providescontrolofsound detection sensitivity.Position Left -
“On”-reducing the sensitivityofsound detection by50%.(Useinsmall room).Position Right“OFF”-Sensitivityofsound detection 100%.
PETIMMUNITYSETTING:Switch4ofDIP-4.Use forSetting “PET”15kg-25kg.Position Left “ON”ImmunitytoPETup to15 kg.
PositionRight“OFF”ImmunitytoPETup to25 kg
TEST PROCEDURES
Waitforone minutewarmup timeafterapplying 12-Vdcpower.Conducttesting withthe protected area cleared ofall people.Makesuretotestthe unit
thoroughlyforproperdetection.
Walktest: 1.Removefrontcover.Set“PULSE”to“ON”position,and set“LED”to“ON”position.2.Replacethe frontcover.3.Startwalking slowly
across the detection area.4.Observethatthe red led lightswhenevermotion isdetected.5.Allow5sec.between eachtestforthe detectortostabilize.
6.Afterthe walktestiscompleted,you can setthe“LED”to“OFF”position.
NOTE:Walktestsshouldbe conducted,atleastonceayear,toconfirmproperoperation and coverage ofthe detector.
ADJUSTMENT
GLASS -foradjustmentof
thehighfrequencysensitivity
withpotentiometer“GLASS”
NORMAL-
forregular
operation
Glass Break adjustment
Toadjustthe glassbreaksensitivity,placethe jumperaccordinglyGLASS TESTmarking.Green (SHOCK)
LEDisconstantlyON.Nowyou canadjustthe sensitivitybyrotating theGLASS CALpotentiometer.Operate
the Sound BreakSimulator*nearthe protected windowand rotatethe potentiometerGLASS CALclock-
wisetoincreasesensitivity,and counter-clock-wisetodecreasesensitivityuntil the Yellowand Red LEDs
areilluminating foreachglassbreaksound.
Note:When the jumperissetforGLASS adjustment, onlythe high frequencysound ofbreaking glass is
detected.*It isrecommended touseGLASS-BREAK SimulatorFG-701 (CROWp/n004001)
ShockAdjustment
Toadjustthe shock setting (increase/decreasesensitivity)placethe jumperaccordinglySHOCKTEST
marking-Yellow(GLASS)LEDisconstantlyON.Nowyou can adjustthesensitivitybyrotatingthepotentiometer
SHOCKCAL.Hitgentlyontheprotectedglassand rotatethepotentiometerclock-wisetoincreasesensitivity,
and counter-clock-wisetodecreasesensitivityuntil the Green and Red LEDsareilluminating foreachhit.
Note:When the jumperissetforSHOCKadjustment, onlythe lowfrequency ofthe shock signalpriorto
glassbreakage isdetected.
SHOCK/GLASS TEST PROCEDURE
FinalTesting
*Makesuretosetjumper“GLASS/SHOCK”inposition NORMAL.When the jumperisinthisposition,the
detectorwill detectbothshockand soundfrequencies.*Toensuremaximumprotectionagainstfalsealarms,
activateanydeviceinthe area,whichmightautomaticallycyclepumps,gene
Warm UpPeriod 60 sec
RFIProtection 30V/m10-1000MHz
EMIProtection 50,000Vofelectricalinterferencefromlighting
VisibleLight
Protection stableagainsthalogen light2.4m(8ft)orreflected light
Detection rangeGlass upto10m(900);PIRupto15m(WAlens)
LEDsindicatorYellowLED(GLASS)-glassbreaksignalfortesting&adjustment
GreenLED(SHOCK)-shock signalfortesting &adjustment
RedLED(ALARM) -alarm signal:
Fleshing light-glass&breakdetection orglass &shock &PIR
detection
Constantlight-PIRdetection
Dimensions118mm x62.5mm x41mm (4.65”x2.46”x1.61”)
Weight110 gr.
TECHNICALSPECIFICATION
Detection Method Quad(Fourelement)PIR&electretmicrophone
Detection Speed0.15-3.6m/sec
PowerInput8.2-16 Vdc
CurrentDrawAlarm PIR:16.5mA;Alarm Shock&Glass
22mA;Alarm all:18mA
Standby:16.5mA
BIDirectional
Temp.
Compensation YES
Pulse Count1,AUTO
Alarm Period 2sec
Alarm OutputN.C28Vdc0.1Awith10Ohmseriesprotection
resistors
TamperSwitchN.C28Vdc0.1Awith10 Ohmseriesprotection
resistor-openwhen coverisremove
NORMAL
GLASS
TESTSHOCK TEST
GLASS
TESTSHOCK TEST
NORMALNORMAL
GLASS
TESTSHOCK TEST
BLOCK CONNECTOR
PYROSENSORSWITCH FOR
SETTINGS
FIG 8-PCBLAYOUT
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Motion detectorscan onlydetectmotion withinthe designated areasasShownintheirrespectiveinstallationinstructions.Theycannotdiscriminatebetweenintrudersand intended occupants.Motion detectorsdonotprovidevolumetricarea
protection.Theyhavemultiplebeamsofdetection and motion can onlybe detectedinunobstructedareascovered bythesebeams.Theycannotdetectmotion whichoccursbehind walls,ceilings,floor,closed doors,glasspartitions,glass
doorsorwindows.Any
type oftampering whetherintentionalorunintentionalsuchasmasking ,painting,orspraying ofanymaterialon the lenses,mirrors,windowsoranyotherpartofthe detection systemwill impairitsproperoperation.
Passiveinfraredmotion detectorsoperatebysensingchangesintemperature.Howevertheireffectivenesscan be reduced whentheambienttemperaturerisesnearorabovebodytemperatureorifthereareintentionalorunintentionalsources
ofheatinornearthedetectionarea.Someoftheseheatsourcescouldbeheaters,radiators,stoves,barbeques,fireplaces,sunlight, steamvents,lighting and soon.
WARNING:DigitalSecurityControlsLtd,recommendsthattheentiresystembecompletelytestedon aregularbasis.However,despitefrequenttesting,anddueto,butnotlimitedto,criminaltampering orelectricaldisruption,
itispossibleforthisproducttofail toperformasexpected.
Importantinformation:Changes ormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbyDigitalSecurityControlsLtdcouldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatethisequipment.
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