Johnson Controls PG9350SL User manual

User manual
PG9350SL
Wireless photoelectric beam detector
Detector features
•PowerG wireless photoelectric beam detector
•Battery life for transmitter is approximately four years, battery life for receiver is approximately five
years when using LSH20 (3.6V, 13Ah) batteries manufactured by SAFT
•Battery saving function
•Intermittent output function
•Quad high-power beams
•Smart design with slim body
•Vivid interior colour for optical alignment
•IP65 waterproof structure
•4-channel beam frequency selector
•Viewfinder with 2X magnification
•Beam interruption adjustment function
•D.Q. circuit (environmental disqualification)
•Tamper function
•LED indicator for an easy alignment
•Outdoor detection range of 350 ft
Introduction
The PG9350SL is a PowerG wireless photoelectric beam detector that provides protection for outdoor
perimeters.
Warning: Failure to follow the instructions provided with this device or improper handling may cause
death or serious injury.
Caution: Failure to follow the instructions provided with this device or improper handling may cause
injury and/or property damage.
Safety information
Warnings
•Do not use the product for purposes other than the detection of moving objects such as people
and vehicles.
•Do not use the product to activate a shutter, etc., which may cause an accident.
•Do not touch the unit base or power terminals of the product with wet hands. It may cause electric
shock.
•Do not touch when the product is wet. It may cause electric shock.
•Never attempt to disassemble or repair the product. It may cause fire or damage to the devices.
•Do not use batteries that have different levels of power remaining, that is, new and used batteries.
Not observing these guidelines may result in an explosion, leakage of electrolyte, emission of
toxic gases, or other outcomes that may be harmful to people and property.
•When handling batteries, do not recharge, short circuit, crush, disassemble, exceed heat above
100°C (212°F), incinerate, or expose contents to water. Do not solder directly to the cell. Not
observing these guidelines may result in fire, explosion, or severe burn hazard.
Cautions
•Do not solder directly to the cell.
•Do not pour water over the product with a bucket, hose, or similar. The water may enter, which
may cause damage to the devices.

•Clean and check the product periodically for safe use. If any problem is found, do not attempt to
use the product as it is and have the product repaired by a professional engineer or electrician.
Installation advice
A
Do not install the unit on an unstable surface
B
Do not install the pole in location where it is not stable.
C
Do not install the unit near trees or other objects that may block the beam.
D
The pole size should be 34 - 48 mm (1.34" - 1.89").
E
Do not install the receiver in a location that is exposed to direct sunlight.
F
Install the unit at a height where an object can be detected without fail
G
Install the unit at least 1 m (3.3 ft.) away from a wall or fence that is parallel to the beam.
H
Do not install the unit where the infrared beam from a different model can reach the
receiver
Caution Install the chassis, waterproof packing, and back box together. Not doing this may
compromise IP rate of this product.
Box contents
Transmitter and receiver modules
Installation Manual
Hardware Pack
Parts identification

Accessories
Ordering detector batteries
Specified batteries: Four LSH20 batteries manufactured by SAFT, two for the transmitter and
two for the transceiver.
For information about batteries, visit the following website and contact your local SAFT
sales representative. See http://www.saftbatteries.com/battery-search/ls-lsh/.
Enrolment
The device is compatible with the following panels:
•PowerSeries NEO (v1.37 and higher)
•PowerSeries Pro (v1.31 and higher)
•IQ2 (v2.6 and higher)
•IQ3 (v3.0 and higher)
•IQ4 (v4.0 and higher)
•PowerSeries NEO2 / Lucy Hybrid v1.0
The device transmitter and receiver enrol separately onto the control panel. The modules can enrol
onto the panel in any order.

Enrolling the device
The device begins the enrolment process when the OPTEX RF module is powered on. The OPTEX
RF module is a card in the detector.
1. Install batteries in the detector.
2. Turn the RF module power switch located on the interface board to the ON position.
Refer to the control panel installation manual for the complete set of enrolment instructions and
testing procedures. The enrolment procedure should begin automatically if the panel is already in
enrolment mode. If the automatic enrolment procedure fails, refer to the control panel instructions and
attempt manual enrolment of the device.
Installation
Separating the unit
1. Loosen the cover lock screw with a screwdriver.
2. Place a coin in the recess and twist slightly to remove the cover.

3. Pull the cover from the back of the unit.
4. To remove the main unit from the chassis, turn the optical unit 90° and remove the screws
from both sides.
5. Pull the upper part of the main unit forward and up to remove it.
Caution: Do not place the main unit where it is exposed to direct sunlight. Doing so may
cause damage to the product.
6. Remove the chassis from the back box.
Note: The screws to secure the back box cannot be removed from the chassis.
Caution: When the waterproof packing is detached, attach it to the back of the chassis before
mounting. Not doing so may compromise the IP rate of this product.
Notes:
Avoid installing the transmitter and receiver facing each other through the corner of the cover.
While doing this installation, the maximum detection range must be half of the original
detection range to compensate the attenuation of beam by the corner of the cover.
Mounting on a wall
1. Using a screwdriver or similar tool, break the six knockouts in the back box.
Note: The knockout positions are marked WALL.

2. Mount the back box to the wall. If two detectors are installed, the distance between the upper
and lower detector should be at least 20 mm. If mounting in a corner location, ensure the
distance from the side wall is at least 1 m. Use a pitch of 83.5 mm when connecting to a gang
electric box.
3. Insert the batteries into the back box.
Note: Use of batteries other than recommended may shorten the battery life.
Caution: Remove all batteries prior to replacing with new ones. If this is not followed, the low
battery indicator LED will not reset and continue to blink.
4. Pull the cable through the chassis and tighten the screws.
Caution: Tighten the screws completely by torque of 1.0 - 1.5 N·m. Not doing so may cause
malfunction of the wall tamper.
Avoid cables from being caught between chassis. When the waterproof packing is detached,
be sure to attach it on the back of the chassis before mounting. Not doing so may
compromise IP rate of this product.
5. To fix the main unit onto the chassis, insert the lower part, and then push the upper part onto
the chassis.

6. Turn the optical unit 90 degrees and tighten the screws on both sides.
7. Connect the cables and complete the setting and alignment
8. To close the cover, hook on the upper part of the chassis and push the lower part of the cover
until it clicks into position. Caution: Do not contact with the optical unit when mounting the

cover. Otherwise malfunction may occur due to the shift of the optical axis, resulting in the
need of readjustment.
9. Fasten the cover lock screw.
Notes: Ensure the cables do not get caught between the main unit and the cover.
Push the middle part of the cover to hide the orange label completely when in operation.
Mounting on a pole
1. Using a screwdriver or similar tool, break the four knockouts marked POLE on the back box.
Note: When mounting the single set of detectors to the pole, use a pair of the inside
knockouts. The knockout positions are marked POLE(1).
Caution: If you accidentally open an unnecessary knockout, be sure to fill the knockout. Not
doing so may result in waterproof failure and malfunction of the product.
2. Fix the back box on the pole. If two detectors are installed, the distance between the upper
and lower detector should be at least 20 mm. If mounting in a corner location, ensure the
distance from the side wall is at least 1m.
3. Temporarily attach the pole mounting bracket to the back of the back box with double-sided
tape. This makes it easier to mount the unit with the combinations of the brackets.

4. Insert the batteries into the back box.
Note: Use of batteries other than recommended may shorten the battery life.
Caution: Remove all batteries prior to replacing with new ones. If this is not followed, the low
battery indicator LED will not reset and continue to blink.
5. Run the cables so that they are not pinched between the chassis and back box.
6. Pass the cables through the wiring hole of the chassis and mount the chassis to the back box.
7. Tighten the screws.
Caution: Tighten the screws completely by torque of 1.0 - 1.5 N·m. Not doing so may cause
malfunction of the wall tamper.
Avoid cables from being caught between chassis. When the waterproof packing is detached,
be sure to attach it on the back of the chassis before mounting. Not doing so may
compromise IP rate of this product.
8. To fix the main unit onto the chassis, insert the lower part, and then push the upper part onto
the chassis.
9. Turn the optical unit 90 degrees and tighten the screws on both sides.
10. Connect the cables and complete setting and alignment (see Wiring).
11. To close the cover, hook on the upper part of the chassis and push the lower part of the cover
until it clicks into position. Caution: Do not contact with the optical unit when mounting the
cover. Otherwise malfunction may occur due to the shift of the optical axis, resulting in the
need of readjustment.
12. Fasten the cover lock screw.
Notes: Ensure the cables do not get caught between the main unit and the cover.
Push the middle part of the cover to hide the orange label completely when in operation.

Installing two detectors in opposing directions
1. Using a screwdriver or similar tool, break the four knockouts on the back box.
Note: Choose a different pair of knockouts. Pairs of the knockout positions are marked
POLE(1) and POLE(2).
2. Fix the back box on the pole. Double-sided tapes attached to the pole mounting brackets
make it easier to mount the unit with the combinations of the brackets.
3. Perform the wall mounting procedure steps 4 to 9.

Mounting the detector in the beam tower
1. Select a mounting pattern from the following options:
Mounting pattern
Main unit
Main unit plus
chassis
Main unit plus
chassis plus back
box
Tamper position
Caution: When using the tamper output, install the detector with the tamper shown above
being pressed. Not doing so may cause malfunction of wall tamper.
2. When installing the detector without the cover, lock the tamper button with the tamper lock
plate on both the transmitter and receiver.
a. Loosen the screw and rotate the tamper lock plate.
b. Fasten the screw to lock the tamper button.
Caution:
•The switch selection is not recognized when locking the tamper button. Release the
tamper button before selecting a function using the switch.
•After completing the settings, be sure to lock the tamper button to check that all LEDs
are OFF. If the tamper button is not locked, the LEDs are kept ON, which consumes
more battery power.
•The monitor jack output is disabled when the tamper button is locked.
•When locking the tamper button, the beam alignment test point will be disabled.
Complete the alignment procedure before locking the tamper button.

Mounting the detector separate from the back box in the beam tower
1. To remove the waterproof packing, remove the two screws fixing the waterproof packing.
2. Open the wiring guide on the back of the chassis using pliers.
3. Fix the back box and main unit.

Wiring
This product is provided with wiring based on the assumption that N.C. wireless transmitters are used.
Connect the cables from the back box (Yellow/Yellow-white, Green/Green-white, and Black/Black
white) to the respective terminals on the wireless transmitters.
Functional settings
Receiver DIP switch
4 Channel beam frequency selector switch
Battery saving timer switch
Intermittent output function switch
Beam interruption adjustment switch 1
Beam interruption adjustment switch 2
Transmitter DIP switch
4 Channel beam frequency selector switch
Battery saving timer switch
Intermittent output function switch
4 channel beam frequency selector
The 4 channel beam frequency selector can be used to avoid unwanted crosstalk that can occur
when using multiple photoelectric detectors for long distance or beam stacking applications.
• To select between 4 separate beam frequencies, use the switch provided.
• Make sure the receiver and transmitter that are facing each other are set to the same channel.
• More than double stacked application is not possible
Always switch the frequencies two channels apart when stacking units on top of one another. The
upper unit is set on channel 1 while the lower is on channel 3, channels 2 and 4 could have also been
used.
Examples:
a. Double stacked protection. Since Receiver B may receive the infrared beam from Transmitter
A, select the frequencies as shown in the figure above. (In the figure, each number in the
square indicate a channel numbers.)
b. Long distance protection. Since Receiver C may receive the infrared beam from Transmitter
A, select their frequencies as shown in the figure below.

c. Double stacked long distance protection. More than double stacked application is not
possible.
d. Perimeter protection.
e. Perimeter protection in a two-stack configuration.
Warning:

•Do not attempt to install this product with any other photoelectric detector. It may cause the
detector to
fail or not respond to movements. If the receiver of this product receives the beam from the wired
photoelectric detector, it may cause false alarms.
•If you install the battery-operated photoelectric detector with Optex hard-wired photoelectric
detector at the same site, ensure that the hard-wired transmitter cannot affect any other battery-
operated receivers for avoiding cross talk between photoelectric detector.
Optical alignment
Optical alignment is an important procedure to increase reliability.
Be sure to take alignment step 1 through 5 described below to attain the maximum level of the output
through the monitor jack.
1. Perform rough alignment of the horizontal angle.
Notes:
•Mount a beam blocking plate to the lower unit and then start optical alignment from the
upper unit.
•Beam blocking plate is attached on the back of the cover.
•Return the beam blocking plate to the cover after use.
2. Look into the viewfinder and perform fine alignment of the horizontal and vertical angles using
the alignment dial.
Note: Check the diagram below and perform fine alignment for both horizontal alignment and
vertical alignment. Turn the small dial for horizontal alignment. Turn the large dial for vertical
alignment.
- Clockwise: Upward
- Counterclockwise: Downward

Warning: Do not look at strong light sources such as sunlight through the viewfinder.
Caution: Do not touch the lens during optical adjustment.
3. After the alignment using the viewfinder, make adjustment with the voltmeter for more
accurate optical alignment.
Set the voltmeter range to 5 to 10 VDC.
After checking the receiving level of optical axis by using the Level indicator LED, make sure
to make fine alignment for both transmitter and receiver with voltmeter to achieve a monitor
output level of "Excellent". Insert the voltmeter's positive pin into the positive terminal of the
monitor jack, and the negative pin into the negative terminal.
4. Adjust the horizontal and vertical angles while checking the light receiving status by Alarm
indicator LED on the pairing receiver.
Level indicator
LED
Light
interrupted
Light received
ON (red)
Fast blink
Slow
blink
OFF
Adjustment level
Re-adjust angle
Fair
Good
Excellent
Monitor jack
output
0 V > 1.0 V > 2.4 V > 2.8 V
Caution: The Alarm indicator LED is a supporting tool for easy alignment. Be sure to perform
fine alignment to ensure the maximum output level through the monitor jack.
The Level indicator LED should only be used for rough alignment, for fine alignment always
use the monitor jack output level.
5. Complete steps 1 to 4 for the lower transmitter.
Optional: Adjusting the beam interruption
Initial setting is at 50 ms for normal work. According to the speed of a supposed target you select one
specific setting out of 4 steps. Set the beam interruption adjustment switches of the Receiver
according to the speed of the human object to detect.
Optional: Setting the battery saving timer

Alarm output activation is limited to 2 minutes by a timer. Even if there are continuous alarm events,
the alarm output operates only once in the timer period.
Caution: Remove all batteries prior to replacing with new ones. If this is not followed, the low battery
indicator LED will not reset and continue to blink.
Optional: Setting the intermittent output function
When wireless configuration is being used, which is unable to determine whether the alarm output
continues, setting the intermittent output function to the “ON” position, turns on the intermittent alarm
output. This configures the wireless transmitter to send alarms at a specific time intervals.
Optional: D.Q. output (environmental disqualification)
The D.Q. output features detects when the beam strength is below acceptable levels due to
environmental factors such as heavy rain, snow, or fog. If the beam strength is low for more than 20
seconds due to these conditions, a D.C. output signal sends from the receiver. The signal will return
to normal when the beam strength is at acceptable levels for more than 2 seconds.
The D.C. output signal can be configured for one of the following uses:
•Separate Output: Alertsthe user that the detector is not working effectively due to weather conditions
•Bypass: This bypasses the alarm when the D.Q. output is triggered by adverse weather conditions.
You can configure either option with the following jumper pin settings on interface board of the
Receiver:
D.Q. and Alarm Separate Output
Bypass Alarm Setting
Checking the LED operation
Detection (beam
interruption)
Normal
Low battery power
Alarm (receiver)
ON
OFF
—
Power (transmitter)
ON
ON
—
Low battery (receiver
and transmitter)
—
—
Blink

Checking the transmitter operation
After installation is complete to check the operation.
1. Turn off the battery saving mode.
2. Make sure that the alarm indicator is off. If it is illuminated even when the beams are not
blocked, make optical alignment again.
3. Check that the low battery indicator LEDs on both transmitter and receiver are OFF. If the
indicator LED is blinking, the battery power is low. Replace with the new batteries.
4. Conduct a walk test to check that Alarm indicator LED on the receiver turns ON as the walker
interrupts the beams. Be sure to conduct a walk test at the following three points:
A. In front of the transmitter
B. In front of the receiver
C. At the mid point between the transmitter and receiver
The detector is installed properly when Alarm indicator LED turns ON in the tests at all the three
points.
Caution:
For battery power savings, perform the operation check before checking the following items.
(1) When installing on a wall or pole, make sure the cover is properly attached to main unit.
(2) When installing in a beam tower, make sure the tamper bushing is properly attached to main unit.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible cause
Corrective action
LEDs are not
Illuminated (transmitter or
receiver)
Reversed battery polarity
Check battery polarity
Low battery indicator
blinks even though
the battery has
been inserted
(transmitter or receiver)
Reversed battery polarity
Check battery polarity
Alarm is not output
Reflection from the floor or
wall.
Align beams away from
thefloor or wall.
Beam has not been blocked.
Block all four beams.
Alarm is kept output
Channels of transmitter
and receiver are different.
Set the same channel to
both transmitter and receiver
Multiple photoelectric detector
for long distance
or beam stacking applications.
Set channels 1-3 or 2-4 or
1-4.
Optical alignment was not
performed properly.
See Optical alignment.
Batteries are going flat too
quickly
Tamper button has not
performed properly.
Set the cover of the tamper
lock plate properly.
Frost, snow or
heavy rain causes
false alarm.
Optical alignment not
optimized.
See Optical alignment and
make realignment.
Improper output
The wiring is incorrect.
Correct the wiring.
Wall tamper does
Screws between the
Tighten screws completely.

not activate.
chassis and the back box
are loose.
The waterproof packing on
back box is misplaced.
Remove chassis from the
back box and align the
waterproof packing onto
the chassis.
Dimensions
Specifications
GENERAL
Maximum detection range 100 m/350 ft.
Maximum arrival distance 1000 m/3500 ft.
Detection method Quad infrared beam interruption detection
Selectable beam frequency 4 channels
Interruption time Variable between 50/100/250/500 ms (4 steps)
Power source Recommend: 3.6 V, 13.0 Ah LSH20 lithium batteries manufactured by SAFT.
Current draw 745 μA Transmitter: 420 μA + Receiver: 325 μA (at 25°C, 3.6 VDC)
Battery life Transmitter: Approximately 4 years. Receiver: Approximately 5 years
Operating temperature -20°C - +60°C (-4°F - 140°F)
Operating humidity 95 % (max.)
Alignment angle ±90° Horizontal, ±10° Vertical
Dimension H х W х D mm (inch): 452 (17.9) x 83 (3.3) x 138 (5.4)
Weight 3300 g (Total weight of Transmitter + Receiver, excluding accessories)
International protection IP65
Frequency 915 MHz
Supervisory transmission frequency: 433 MHz / 868 MHz/915 MHz 128/256 second intervals
Maximum Tx power: 433.22 MHz - 434.64 MHz: 10 mW/10 dBm, 868.0 MHz - 868.6 MHz:
25mW/14dBm, 868.7 MHz - 869.2 MHz: 25mW/14dBm

OUTPUT
Alarm output Form C-Solid State Switch: 3.6 VDC, 0.01 A
Alarm period 2 sec (±1) (Nominal)
D.Q output Form C-Solid State Switch: 3.6 VDC, 0.01 A (Receiver only)
Low battery output N.C. (Solid State Switch): 3.6 VDC, 0.01 A
Tamper output (cover, back box, main unit) N.C. (Mechanical Switch): 3.6 VDC, 0.01 A. Opens when
cover, main unit
or back box is removed.
INDICATOR
Alarm indicator (Receiver) Alarm: ON Light receiving: OFF
Level indicator (Receiver) Not Light receiving: OFF Light receiving: Blinking or OFF
Power indicator (Transmitter) Power ON: ON Power OFF: OFF
Low battery indicator Voltage reduction: Blinking
Specifications and design are subject to change without prior notice.
* The value is based on the condition that it is used within the
ambient temperature range of 20 to 25°C. (LSH-20 x2 pcs)
** Using batteries other than those recommended may shorten the battery life.
Note: These units are designed to detect an intruder and activate an alarm control panel; they are
part of a complete system, therefore the manufacturer cannot accept responsibility for any damages
or other consequences resulting from an intrusion.
Compliance with standards
USA: FCC- CFR 47 Part 15
UL639, UL1023
Canada: IC RSS –247
ULC-S306, ULC-S304
ISED Canada RSS247 Certification
CISPR32 Class B
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada license-exempt
RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.Le present appareil est conforme aux CNR
d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est
autorisee aux deux conditions suivantes :(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2)
l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioelectrique subi, meme si le brouillage
est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
To comply with FCC Section 1.1310 for human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic
fields and IC requirements, implement the following instruction:A distance of at least 20cm.
between the equipment and all persons should be maintained during the operation of the
equipment.Le dispositif doit être placé à une distance d'au moins 20 cm à partir de toutes les
personnes au cours de son fonctionnement normal. Les antennes utilisées pour ce produit ne
doivent pas être situés ou exploités conjointement avec une autre antenne ou transmetteur.
NOTE: 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 Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. 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:Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.Increase the separation
between the equipment and receiver.Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different