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R
360°Ceiling Mount PIR+MWDual-TechMotion Detector
DP-363
Installation Instructions
GENERAL
Thankyou forchoosing IR-TECdualtechnology
motion detectorforyoursecuritysystem.The DP-363
isa360°ceiling mountmotion detectorthatcombines
apassiveinfrared (PIR)and aDROmicrowave(MW)
motion sensorinasleekhousing.It utilizesAND logic
discretion and advanced signalprocessing toprovide
superiorintrusion detection reliability.Toachievethe
bestdetection,pleaseread all instructionsthoroughly
priortoinstallation.
INSTALLATIONHINTS
1.The DP-363 shouldbe mounted on afirmsection
ofceiling and located foroptimumcoverage.
2.Do not install wherethe detectorisexposed to
direct ormirror-reflected sunlight.
3.Makesurethe detection area doesnot have
obstruction whichmayblock the detection zones.
4.Avoidrunning the alarmcablealong withAC
mainscabletoprevent EMI.
5.Locatethe detectorat least 0.3m(1ft)awayfrom
fluorescent light toavoidpossibleinterferenceto
the microwavesensor.
INTERNAL
VIEW/INSTALLATION
Internal View
InstallationIllustration
PCB DisassemblyDiagram
Description
1.Loosen the coverlocking screw, open the cover.
2.Refertothe PCBdisassemblydiagram,carefully
removethe PCboardfromthe bottombase.
3.Knockoutthe adequatecableaccess and mounting
holeson the bottombase.
4.Lead the alarmcablethrough the access hole,and
mount the bottombaseat the selected location.
5.Replacethe PCBatthe bottomcase.Connectthe
signalwireswiththe terminalsaccording tothe
wiring diagramasbelow.
6.Replacethe frontcoverand then walktestcan be
conducted.
WiringDiagram
Warning: TAMPERoutputshouldconnectwiththe
24-hourN.Csupervisedloop ofcontrolpanel.
DETECTIONPATTERN
FUNCTIONSETTING
SW1DIPswitchisavailableforall function settingsof
the detector.Pleaserefertothe following instructions
forsetting options.
Function Setting Indication
SW# 1 2 3 4 5 6
Function
Setting
Pulse
Count
Trigger
Count
LED
ON/OFF
Alarm
Output
MWSensitivity
ON 3ON ON NC
OFF 1OFF OFF NO
(Refertonext
table)
MicrowaveSensitivitySetting
MW
Sensitivity
60% 80% 100% 120%
Detection
Coverage
(@3mhigh)
4x4m 6x6m 8x8m
(default)
12x12m
Switch
Setting
1. Pulse Count
The DP-363 featuresintelligentpulsecountinitsPIR
sensorwhichcan effectivelypreventfalsealarms
causebyenvironmentalinterference. If itisinstalled at
the placeswithrapidtemperaturechange orunknown
electricalinterference,DIPswitch#1 whichcontrols
the PIRpulsecountcan be settoONposition for3
pulsestoincreasethe detection reliability.
2. TriggerCount
When pulsecountisalreadyseton,and the detector
still experiencesfalsealarmcaused byunknownfactor,
then TriggerCount”can be enabled.Withtrigger
countenabled,the detectorwill holdthe alarmoutput
forashortperiod oftimeand releasethe alarmsignal
onlywhen atrue intrusion isverified bysophisticated
signalprocessing software.
Warning:Once thetrigger countisenabled, the
alarm outputwill beslower thannormal. Thus,
walktestmustbeconductedtoensure that
detectornotto miss catching theintrusion.
3. LEDIndication
The LEDofDP-363 indicatesthe operation statusof
the detector.When the green LEDlightsup,itmeans
the MW sensorisactive.When the red LEDlightsup,
itshowsthe alarmoutput(alsorepresentsthe infrared
sensorisactive).Ifitisnecessary todisablethe LED
indication, just set DIPswitch#3 toOFF position.
WALK TEST&ADJUSTMENT
Pleaserefertothe following instructionstoconduct
walktest and MWadjustment.
WalkTest
1. ApplyDC powersupplyand waitabout60
secondsforsensortowarmup.During warmup
period, bothred and green LEDswill light up.
2. Afterthe warmup timeexpires,walkacross the
detection area atnormalspeed.Check ifthe red
and green LEDturnon/off following bytester’s
walk/stop.
SensitivityAdjustment
Ifthereisno movementwithinthe detection range and
the green LEDremainson, thismeansthat MWsensor
isprobablyoversensitive(usuallyappearsinasmaller
room).Pleasereducethe MWsensitivityin
accordancewiththe MWsensitivitysetting table.
Note:Regular walktestmustbecarriedout,as
partofroutinemaintenance atleastonce ayear.
Themounting heightshould beatleastat2.4m.
SPECIFICATIONS
MWfrequency 10.525GHz
MWoutput power 10dBmEIRP
Powersupply 9 16VDC (12 VDC nominal)
Current drain 17mA@12VDC
Infrared sensor Omni-directional, dualelement,
lownoise
Microwavesensor DRO w/mmicrostripantenna
Mounting height 2.4 3.6m
Alarmperiod 2 4sec.
Alarmoutput NC/NO, selectable, 30VDC,
0.2Amax.
Warmup period 60sec.Red/Green LEDon
Alarmoutput LED Red, can be disabled
MWsensorLED Green, can be disabled
Tamperprotection NC, coveropen activates
Pulsecount PIR1/3, selectable
Op. temperature -20°C55°C(-4°F~131°F)
Dimensions 110 (dia.)x44mm (H)
06/07’058-36321-001
FCC ID: NRIDP363
This devicecomplies withPart 15 ofthe FCC Rules.
Operation is subject tothe following twoconditions:
(1) Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmful interference,
and
(2) This devicemust accept any interferencereceived,
Including interferencethat may causeundesired
operation.
lThe black blocks
indicateswitchposition.
lThe left showsfactory
default setting.
Note:
1.Anychangesofmodificationsnotexpressly
approved bythegrantee ofthisdevice could
void theuser sauthorityto operatethe
equipment.
2.Thisequipmenthasbeen tested and found to
complywith thelimitsforaClass Bdigital
device, pursuantto Part15 oftheFCC Rules.
Theselimitsare designed to providereasonable
protection againstharmful interference in a
residential installation. Thisequipment
generates, usesand can radiateradio frequency
energyand, ifnotinstalled and used in
accordance with theinstructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there isno guarantee thatinterference
will notoccurin aparticular installation.
Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmful
interference to radio ortelevision reception,
which can bedetermined byturning the
equipmentoff and on, theuser isencouraged to
try to correcttheinterference byoneormore of
thefollowing measures:
-- Reorientorrelocatethereceiving antenna.
-- Increasetheseparation between the
equipmentand receiver.
-- Connecttheequipmentinto an outleton a
circuitdifferentfromthatto which thereceiver
isconnected.
-- Consultthedealer oran experienced radio/TV
technician forhelp.