Interlogix SB Series User manual

SB Series AIR Beam
Detectors Installation
Manual
EN SB Series AIR Beam Detectors Installation Manual
DE SB Serie AIR-Lichtschranken – Installationshandbuch
ES Manual de instalación de barreras IR de la serie SB
FR Séries SB Barrières à infrarouge actif Manuel d'installation
IT Manuale di installazione dei rilevatori raggi infrarossi AIR serie SB
NL SB-serie AIR-beamdetectoren Installatiehandleiding
PT Manual de Instalação dos Detectores de Feixes Infravermelhos AIR da
Série SB
P/N NT299-ML • REV A • ISS 31OCT12

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EN: SB Series AIR Beam Detectors
Installation Manual
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Content
Introduction 4
General features 5
Detector layout 6
Accessories supplied 6
Installation 7
General guidelines 7
Detector mounting 7
Removing the infrared cover 8
Wiring 9
DIP switch settings 10
Cable diameter and length 11
Alarm and disqualification relay 11
Connecting the tamper detection contact 12
Configuration 13
Channel selection 13
Operating modes 14
Single module alignment and settings 15
Installing modules in columns 18
Connections 18
Setting “Slave” mode 20
Module numbering 20
“Master” module selection 21
“Master” module channel selection 22
Detection mode selection 22
Mono-detection of the bottom beam (optional) 23
Column alignment 25
Response time 26
Replacing the infrared cover 27
Final tests 28
Maintenance 29
Troubleshooting 30
Specifications 32
Default configuration 33
Dimensions 33
Accessories and spare parts 34

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Introduction
The SB250-N / SB2100-N two-beam detectors and the SB450-N / SB4100-N /
SB4200-N four-beam detectors generate an alarm when 1 or 2 beams are
interrupted, ignoring birds, small animals, dead leaves etc.
They consist of two identical detector modules equipped with detector cells
integrating both transmission and reception functions. These modules are
installed facing each other over the distance to be protected providing a non-
physical invisible detection zone.
Detectors are based on a system of pulsed infrared beams, and operate on four
user-selectable frequencies (channels), which allow avoiding any risk of
interference between detectors.
The SB450-N and SB4100-N barriers have 2 operating modes suitable for
different types of installation (see “Operating modes” on page 14):
• “AND” mode: Simultaneous obstruction of two adjacent cells
• “OR” mode: Obstruction of one of the cells
Refer to “Installing modules in columns” on page 17 for detailed information on
infrared barriers functionality in columns.

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General features
• Maximum outdoor range:
- SB250-N : 50 m
- SB2100-N : 100 m
- SB450-N : 50 m
- SB4100-N : 100 m
- SB4200-N : 200 m
The range of an infrared detector depends directly on visual range.
Maximum range of an infrared cell according to visibility:
- When visibility is 200 m, the range is 200 m.
- When visibility is 60 m (dense fog), the range is 100 m.
• Four user-selectable frequencies (channels) for distinguishing between
different detectors.
• SB250-N and SB2100-N detectors are equipped with one cell.
• SB450-N, SB4100-N and SB4200-N type detectors are equipped with two
cells dual-beam.
• 2 operating modes for SB450-N and SB4100-N: “AND” and “OR”.
• SB250-N, SB2100-N and SB4200-N have only 1 operating mode: “AND”.

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Detector layout
Figure 1: Detector layout
(1) 2 cells module, type SB450-N / SB4100-N
/ SB4200-N
(2) 1 cell module, type SB250-N / SB2100-N
(3) Top plate
(4) Infrared cover
(5) Dual-beam cell
(6) Adjustable support
(7) Terminal block
(8) Horizontal direction locking screw
(9) Chassis
(10) Vertical cell alignment
(11) Cover removal tampers
(12) Fixing staple for infrared cover
Accessories supplied
• 8X Ø3.9x13 screws for fixing to column
• 1X Installation manual

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Installation
General guidelines
See Figure 2 below.
To install the detectors correctly, certain rules must be followed.
• Do not place the detector on an unstable support (such as a mesh or a poorly
fixed post). See item 1.
• Do not position the module facing direct sunlight (item 2).
• Make sure that no vegetation interrupt the cells (item 3).
Figure 2: Potential causes of instability
Detector mounting
To attach the detectors to a metallic support, drill 4 holes measuring 3 mm and
use the sheet metal screws provided.
To fix the detectors to a wall, use appropriate screws and wall plugs for the type
of wall (we recommend at least Ø5 x 30 screws).
• Drill 4 holes and insert wall plugs.
• Position the holes in the adjustable support over the wall plugs.
Note: Rotate the module to be able to reach the screw holes in the adjustable
support (see Figure 3 on page 8).

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Figure 3: Wall mounting
(1) 4 screws (2) Rear view of the adjustable bracket
Removing the infrared cover
See Figure 4 below.
1. Remove the screw attaching the infrared cover, taking care not to lose the
staple (item 1).
2. Slide the cover upwards until it is stopped by the top plate (item 2).
3. Pull the cover outwards from the grooves in the chassis to remove it (item 3).
Figure 4: Removing the infrared cover

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Wiring
We recommend that different power supplies are used for the module and
heating.
Note: When using guillotine connectors, put the wire in the connector, and then
pull it out slightly so that it tightens.
Figure 5: Terminals and controls
Item Description Note
(1) Top cell
(2) Bottom cell
(3) DIP switches Channel selection (1 and 2)
Operating mode selection (3 to 5)
(4) Delay adjustment An adjustment of the response time of the intrusion alarm (50 to
800 ms)
(5) Selection button Select alignment mode
Select cells in alignment mode
(6) Alarm LED Intrusion alarm / disqualification (blinking)
Level of the signal in alignment
Table 1: Terminals
Terminal Description
1 “+” Power
2 “−” Power
3 “+” Heating

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Terminal Description
4 “−” Heating
5 NO intrusion relay
6 COM intrusion relay
7 NO disqualification relay
8 COM disqualification relay
9 A column synchronization [1]
10 B column synchronization [1]
[1] See “Installing modules in columns” on page 17.
DIP switch settings
Table 2: DIP switch 1 to 2 - channel selection
Switch 1 Switch 2 Function
OFF OFF Channel 1
ON OFF Channel 2
OFF ON Channel 3
ON ON Channel 4
See “Channel selection” on page 13 for more details.
Table 3: DIP switch 3 to 5 - operating modes
Switch 3 Switch 4 Switch 5 Function
OFF OFF ON Single module in “AND” mode
OFF OFF OFF Single module in “OR” mode
OFF ON OFF “Slave” mode with low beam enabled
OFF ON ON “Slave” mode with low beam disabled
ON OFF OFF “Master” mode with the mono detection column
ON OFF ON “Master” mode with double detection column
ON ON OFF Not used
ON ON ON Not used
See “Operating modes” on page 14 for more details.