IntelliSense FG-1025 User manual

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Glassbreak
Detector
Model FG-1025
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
FEATURES
Advanced microcontroller
with Digital Signal Process-
ing (DSP)
Continuous self-test
No adjustments
No minimum range
emote Test Mode activa-
tion with FG-701 simulator
End-of-line / spare terminals
Cover and wall tamper
Selectable Alarm Memory
WIRING (Continued)
LED enable
8 - 14 VDC operation
PCB and housing designed
to protect against ESD and
mechanical damage
Energized Form C relay
Watchdog for micro-
controller
Green event LED lights
when signals are received
Figure 2
WIRING
Figure 2a
Wiring for a
N.C. loop, no
EOL resistor
Figure 2b
Wiring for a
N.O. loop, no
EOL resistor
Figure 2c
Wiring for a
N.C. loop with
EOL resistor
Figure 2
Wiring for a
N.O. loop with
EOL resistor
WIRING
1. For surface-wired installation, use optional Wiring Spacer Plate
(model number FG-SP1).
2. oute wire through Wire Entry Hole in the center of the printed
circuit board (PCB), and strip wire ends 1/4" (6.5 mm).
3. Wire the detector as shown, (use 18-22 AWG). everse
polarity connections will not damage the unit.
4. When wiring is complete, push excess wire back into the wall.
NOTE: If end-of-line resistors are required, wire as shown in Figures
2c and 2d.
NOTE: For proper wiring methods, refer to the National Electrical
Code NFPA 70.
DIP Switch
Terminal Blocks
Tamper Switch
Power
25 mA at
12 VDC
LEDs
Wire
Entry
Hole
Figure 1
Tam er
Alarm
Form C
MOUNTING LOCATION
The FG-1025 can be mounted in corners, on walls or on
ceilings. efer to the guidelines below when selecting a mount-
ing location:
Mount the detector within 25' (7.6 m) of the glass.
There is no minimum range, but the detector must have a
clear line-of-sight and a clear view of the protected glass.
The preferred location is on the wall or ceiling directly
opposite the glass.
When wall mounting, mount the detector at a height of at least
6 feet (1.8 m) to avoid accidental screening if furniture in the
room is moved.
Mounting on free-standing posts or pillars is not recommended.
Curtains, blinds and other window coverings will absorb
energy from breaking glass. Heavy curtains, for example, will
effectively block the sound signal. In these cases, mount the
detector on the window frame behind the window covering or
above the window.
Do not mount within 3 feet (0.9 m) of forced air ducts, sirens,
or bells measuring two inches (5 cm) or more in diameter.
Be sure to test the FG-1025 for detection in the final
mounting location.
Ti : It is a good idea to mount the detector temporarily in the
intended location and power it with a 9 V battery until testing has
established proper detection. If the 9 V battery cannot supply
sufficient power, the detector will not operate.

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TAMPER SWITCH (Continued)MOUNTING PROCEDURE
NOTE: If you plan to use the wall tamper, locate the position of the
wall tamper screw before locating the mounting screws. ( efer to
Tamper Switch section.)
IMPORTANT: Test the detector in the desired mounting location before
drilling mounting holes.
1. To open the detector, use a screwdriver to push down on the
latch at the top of the unit.
NOTE: The FG-1025 is designed to be mounted without removing
the PCB. DO NOT remove the PCB from the protective enclosure.
2. For mounting the FG-1025 detector, #6 (M 3.5) or #8 (M 4)
screws are recommended. (Screws are not provided.)
3. For better access, detach the front housing by opening fully,
twisting slightly, and gently pulling the front cover off.
4. If surface wiring is required, use the Wiring Spacer Plate
(model number FG-SP3), supplied with the detector. If
greater spacer depth is required, use optional spacer
FG-SP1.
Figure 4Figure 4
Figure 4Figure 4
Figure 4 Figure 5Figure 5
Figure 5Figure 5
Figure 5
Install screw to seat in tamper cavity
Rear Housing
FG-1025 CONFIGURATION
Configure DIP switch S2 to best suit the application:
S2S2
S2S2
S2 ONON
ONON
ON
LALA
LALA
LATCHTCH
TCHTCH
TCH
LEDLED
LEDLED
LED
Not used
TESTING
The FG-1025 should be tested at least once each year. Test the
detector with the FG-701 Glassbreak Simulator. The model
FG-700 Glassbreak Simulator can be used if it is set for the
TEMPered glass sound. Other glassbreak simulators will not
give accurate indication of range.
You must place the FG-1025 in Test Mode before you can test
the detector.
To activate Test Mode:
1. Stand within 10 feet (3 m) of the detector.
2. Switch the FG-701 to ACTIVATE and MANual modes.
3. Point the front of the simulator at the detector and press the
red start button. ( efer to Figure 6.)
You should hear a short buzz from the simulator, and the green
LED on the FG-1025 should begin flashing about once per
second to indicate it is in Test Mode.
NOTE: In Test Mode, the LED disable switch is overridden.
SWITCH OFF ON
LATCH ed alarm LED ed alarm LED
lights for 5 seconds latches ON when
when detector alarms detector alarms1,2
LED LEDs are disabled LEDs are enabled
except during
power-up test
1Latched alarm LED does not affect timing of alarm relay.
2Reset the alarm LED by removing and restoring power, or by
toggling the S2 LATCH switch off and on.
Factory default settings: LATCH switch = OFF; LED switch = ON.
Breakout Tab
Rear Housing
TAMPER SWITCH
The FG-1025 is equipped with a combination normally-closed
(NC) cover and wall tamper. Each detector is shipped with the
cover tamper operational and the wall tamper disabled.
To use the wall tamper:
1. Use needle-nose pliers to break out the plastic tab on the
back of the detector. (See Figure 4.) The wall tamper arm will
then extend through the hole.
2. The wall tamper screw (not provided) should be a flat-head
#8 (M 4) or #10 (M 5) screw.
3. Install the wall tamper screw so that it will just make contact
with the bottom of the tamper cavity when the detector is
mounted. ( efer to Figure 5.)
4. After installing the wall tamper screw, position the detector
over it and mark the locations for the mounting screws.
Note: If required, the front cover can be secured with a screw after
installation. Break out the cover screw breakout flash, and secure
the front cover with a #4 (M 3) screw.
#8 or #10
Screw
(M 4 or M 5)
Tamper
Cavity
.385 in
(9.78mm)
Spacer
Breakouts
Rear housing
Wiring Spacer
Plate
Figure 3Figure 3
Figure 3Figure 3
Figure 3
Press down on
this latch to
open the unit
Optional
Cover Screw
Breakout
Flash
Front housing
#6 or #8
Mounting Screw
(M 3.5 or M 4)

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TESTING (Continued)
IMPORTANT: Some environmental factors may reduce the detector
activation range. If you do not see the green LED flashing after pressing
the red start button, move closer to the detector and try again.
Figure 7
ed Start
Button
After testing, exit the Test Mode using the same procedure for
activating the Test Mode. The FG-1025 also will automatically
exit Test Mode after ten minutes.
LED Indicators:
The two LEDs on the front cover are used to indicate the
detector's operational status. The following table summarizes
the LED operation when the LEDs are enabled.
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
The FG-1025 is designed to detect framed glass broken by an
impact sufficient to make a hole.
NOTE: The FG-1025 detects shattering of framed glass by a
direct impact. It may not consistently detect breakage by blows
that only crack the glass, by high velocity projectiles (such as
bullets) or if the glass is broken without an impact.
To minimize the chance of false alarms:
Do not use outside.
Avoid installing in rooms with high-level noise sources, such
as air compressors, bells, power tools, etc., if those sources
can be active when the detector can signal an alarm.
Test false alarm immunity by activating any known noise
sources in the room.
To maximize detection:
Mount the detector on a wall or ceiling directly opposite the
glass if possible. The least desirable mounting location is on
the same wall as the glass.
Minimize range to the glass. Do not install beyond the
maximum specified range even if testing indicates greater
range.
Verify all installations back to the panel to be sure that the
protection loop is intact.
Figure 6
ed Start
Button
If an FG-701 is not available, or if for any reason remote activa-
tion cannot be used, use a screwdriver to short the test pads at
location S3 on the PCB (see Figure 1). This will activate Test
Mode. Make sure to close the front cover of the FG-1025 before
beginning test.
To test the FG-1025:
1. Place the detector in Test Mode as described above.
2. Set the FG-701 switches to the TEST and FLEX positions.
3. Press the red start button. The simulator will "click" on and
start an eight second armed period.
4. Position the FG-701 near the farthest point of the protected
glass and point it directly at the FG-1025.
5. Generate a flex signal by carefully striking the glass with a
cushioned tool. The FG-701 will respond by producing a
burst of glass break audio. ( efer to Figure 7.)
If both the flex and audio are received properly, the red alarm
LED on the FG-1025 will light.
IMPORTANT: If window coverings are present, close them fully and
hold the FG-701 behind the window coverings for testing.
NOTE: You can also use the simulator in the MANual mode to test
audio alone. The blinking green LED on the detector will flicker
when the simulator audio is received correctly. (See the FG-701
Operating Instructions for additional information.)
Condition Green LED Red LED
Normal, no event OFF OFF
Normal, event detected Flicker OFF
Normal, break detected OFF ON
Power-up self-test ON, one second ON, one second
Trouble detected Flash ON/OFF Flash OFF/ON
Test mode, no alarm Flash once per second OFF
Test mode, event detected Flicker OFF
Test mode, alarm Flash once per second ON
SELF-TESTS
The FG-1025 automatically performs a series of self-tests during
power-up, and continuously (when the detector is not detecting
a trouble or alarm condition).
If any self-test fails, the detector will signal trouble by flashing the
LEDs alternately about once per second. Protection will continue
if possible. If the trouble condition clears, the LEDs will return to
the normal state. Always return the detector for repair if there is
any indication of trouble, even if the trouble is temporary.
Glassbreak
Detector
Glassbreak
Detector

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Copyright 200 IntelliSense.
All rights reserved.
5-05 -4 -00 Rev C
SPECIFICATIONS
Range:
25' (7.6 m) maximum
No minimum range
O erating Tem erature:
32o to 120o F (0o to 49o C)
Storage: -4o to 122o F
(-20o to 50o C)
Alarm Duration:
5 seconds (unaffected by
alarm LED latching)
Alarm Relay:
Form C
125 mA maximum
25 VDC maximum
Tam er Switch:
Combination cover and
wall tamper
25 mA maximum
24 VDC maximum
Power Requirements:
8 - 14 VDC; 25 mA typical at
12 VDC, 35 mA max
AC ipple: 4 Volts peak-to-peak
at Nominal 12 VDC
RFI Immunity:
30 V/m, 10 MHz - 1000 MHz
ESD Immunity:
10 kV,
Discharges of either polarity to
exposed surfaces
Dimensions:
3.86" H x 2.44" W x 0.86" D
(98 mm x 62 mm x 21.8 mm)
Weight:
3.2 oz., (90 g)
Packaged Product: 4.1 oz, (116 g)
FCC Notice: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15
of the FCC ules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installa-
tion. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures: 1) eorient or relocate the receiving antenna, 2) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver,
3) Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. The installer can also
consult an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions, if necessary.
IC Notice: This digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment egulations. Cet appareil
numèrique de la Classe B respecte toutes les exigences du èglement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.
Protected Glass:
Minimum size for all types is 11"
(28 cm) square; Glass must be
framed in the wall of the room or
mounted in a barrier of 36" (0.9 m)
minimum width.
Thickness
Ty e Minimum Maximum
Plate 3/32" (2.4 mm) 1/4" (6.4 mm)
Tempered 1/8" (3.2 mm) 1/4" (6.4 mm)
Laminated11/8" (3.2 mm) 9/16" (14.3 mm)
Wired 1/4" (6.4 mm) 1/4" (6.4 mm)
Coated21/8" (3.2 mm) 1/4" (6.4 mm)
Sealed Insulating11/8" (3.2 mm) 1/4" (6.4 mm)
2For glass coated on the inner surface with 3M® scotchtint type E35NEA L or Hardglass®
Security Film, reduce maximum range to 15 feet (4.6 m).
1Laminated and sealed insulating glass types are protected only if both plates of glass are
broken.
Accessories:
FG-701 Glassbreak Simulator
FG-SP1 Spacer Plate -
depth 0.6" (15.2 mm)
IntelliSense is a registered trademark of Honeywell, Inc.
Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Note: The FG-1025 Glassbreak Detector is designed for primary
perimeter security. For a complete security system, additional
interior protection devices are recommended.
Note: For UL certificated installations, this detector must be
connected to a UL Listed power supply or UL Listed control
unit capable of supplying a minimum of four hours of standby
power.
Note: The ULC label or listed marking on a product is the only
evidence provided by Underwriters Laboratories of Canada to
identify products that have been produced under the Listing
and Follow-up service.
A rovals/Listings:
FCC verified
IC verified
UL listed
ULC listed
CE Mark
(EMC Directive: residential,
commercial, light industrial)
C-Tick