MAXIMUM Security VIP Pro Troubleshooting guide

Installation & Operating Guide
VIP Pro
Dual technology outdoor/indoor
intruder detector
5sensors in one product:
* 2 x PIR sensors.
* Microwave sensor.
* Anti-masking sensor.
* Shock and Vibration sensor
MAXIMUM House at Savion Junction, Israel
[e-mail]
www.maximum.co.il
MAXIMUM Security (1984) Ltd.

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FEATURES
2 PIR sensors.
Selected sensor sensitivity adjustment.
Microwave sensor.
Anti-masking.
Vibration sensor.
All feature parameters can be adjusted
with the Remote Control RM1 that can
be purchased separately.
Shutters behind the lens allow limiting
the PIR sensors vertical field of view.
2 provided plates allow installing the
detector with a vertical tilt of 50by each
plate (100 by using both plates).
A/D signal analyzer by powerful
Microprocessor.
Auto temperature compensation.
High level of RFI/EMI immunity.
Flush or corner installation.
Tamper switch.

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INTRODUCTION
VIP Pro detector provides highly reliable
movement detection and ensures
excellent protection against any attempt
to disable its operation by blocking
(masking) its near field-of-view up to 5 cm
or when the detector has been covered,
whether the alarm system is Armed or
Disarmed ("Anti-masking").
VIP Pro is designed to provide Anti-
masking alarm only in the event its near
field-of-view (up to 5 cm of its front) was
completely blocked by white paper.
For other applications, you must perform
a real test in the field (installation site) to
verify the detector meets your
requirements.
Highly reliable movement detection is
achieved by combining a Microwave
sensor and two PIR synchronized
sensors, which allow three-dimensional
thermal imaging of the protected area.
The analog signal received from each
sensor is converted to digital signals and
separately processed by a powerful
Microprocessor.
Movement alarm will be generated only if
each of the sensors received a true
detection signal.
Each sensor's sensitivity can be adjusted
separately by a trimmer.

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INSIDE THE DETECTOR
Microwave
Sensitivity
Upper PIR
sensitivity
DIP Switch
Lower PIR
sensitivity
LED
Red / Green / Orange
Wiring terminal
Upper PIR
Lower PIR
LED
Red / Yellow
LED's (OFF / ON)
4
3
2
1
Remote (OFF / ON)
Antimasking Sens. (Low/High)
Pulse Count ( 2 / 3)

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SPECIFICATIONS
Power Supply………………….. 12V DC
Current drain…….…. 45 mA (Maximum)
Relay contact withstand.. 24V DC / 0.1A
TAMPER Switch withstand: 24V DC/0.1A
Warm up time…………………….60 sec.
Alarm Relay time…………………. 2 sec.
Anti-masking response time…... 30 sec.
Anti-masking Relay time…..........All time
of masking (at least 2 Sec.)
Operating Temperature: (-)10 ~ (+)600C
Important
Do not rely on any oral or
written instruction,
recommendation or a clues but
this manual.
Manufacturer may change and
update this manual without
prior notice. Please check
Manufacturer's internet site for
the most updated manual.

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DETECTION PATTERN
Top view
Side view
Microwave
Detector's
field-of-view
12m
Microwave

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SHUTTERS behind the lens
Enable narrowing the vertical detector's
PIR field-of-view
Behind the detector's lens there is a
support that consists of shutters placed
above both PIR sensors.
By opening or closing the shutters you can
limit the vertical angle of the PIR field-of-
view.

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Adjust shutter opening
With a screwdriver as shown in the photo
below, or release the lens support (as
shown on previous page) and then
manually adjust the opening.

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How changing the shutter elements
opening affects Anti-masking
1. Any change you make in the
opening of even just one of shutter
elements, affects the motion and anti-
masking detection sensitivity.
2. If you change the opening of even just
one of shutter elements, you must
perform strictly the procedure
"Preparing the Anti-masking feature for
operation" (page 24).
Important
Do not rely on any oral or
written instruction,
recommendation or a clue but
this manual.
Manufacturer may change and
update this manual without
prior notice. Please check
Manufacturer's internet site for
the most updated manual.

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INSTALLATION
Choose a location most likely to intercept
an intruder, in respect of the detector’s
field-of-view diagrams (on page 6) while
avoiding installation in the following
locations:
- Facing sunlight or any strong light
source.
- Facing plants, bushes, moving objects
or objects that have the potential to
move due to external factors such as
wind.
(For example: clothes on wire, unstable
or flexible wall and roof etc.).
- Facing sources that can change
temperature rapidly.
- Facing a road.
- Facing a pool.
- Areas with air ducts or substantial air
currents.
- A location which is over one meter close
to any light source.

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TILT PLATES
to mount the detector on an angle
To mount (install) the detector directly on
a wall or any other flat surface and provide
the detector with a slight vertical tilt
(upwards or downwards) without using a
mounting bracket, use a tilt plate, which
will allow you to tilt the detector upwards
or downwards and thus its field-of-view
accordingly.
Use more than one tilt plate to achieve
greater vertical incline of the detector and
thus its field-of-view accordingly.
Each tilt plate tilts the detector's vertical
field-of-view by 50. So if you mount the
detector by two tilt plates, the detector's
vertical field-of-view will be tilted by 100.
If you mount the detector with three tilt
plates, the detector's field-of-view will be
tilted by 150.

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ATTACHING 1TILT PLATE

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ATTACHING 2TILT PLATES
2
1

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2TILT PLATES BEFORE
WALL MOUNT
1+2

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WALL MOUNT BY 2TILT PLATES
1+2

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TERMINAL BLOCK WIRING
Terminal wiring specifications
Terminal No. 1+2
Indicated at the board as
Those are the 12V DC power supply
inputs.
Terminal No. 3+4
Indicated on the board as RELAY
Represent the contacts of the “Alarm
Relay” which normally are in closed state
(N.C.).
Upon any movement detection, the Alarm
Relay’s contacts will change their state for
about two seconds.
You may change that time by a Remote
Control that you may purchase separately.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RELAY
MASK
TAMP
12V DC
Remark
By the Remote Control, which can
be purchased separately, you will be
able to set the alarm relay to work in
Normally Open mode (N.O.).
If you set so, the Anti-masking relay
will change its mode to Normally
Open mode (N.O.) as well.

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Terminal No. 5+6
Indicated on the board as MASK
Represents the Anti-masking relay
contacts, which normally are in closed
state (N.C.).
If from a distance of up to 5 cm, a white
paper constantly blocks the detector's
close field-of-view, the Green LED
indicator will blink and after 30 seconds it
will remain on and the Anti-masking relay
contacts will change their state.
This state will be maintained as long as
the white paper blocks the close field-of-
view of the detector from a distance of up
to 5 cm.
Even after the white paper is removed, the
above state will remain in effect for up to
10 seconds. Then the Green LED
indicator will go off and the Anti-masking
relay contacts will return to their normal
state.
Remark
With the Remote Control, that can
be purchased separately, you can
set the alarm relay to work in
Normally Open mode (N.O.).
If you set so, the Anti-masking relay
will change its mode to Normally
Open mode (N.O.) as well.

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Highest Anti-masking sensitivity level
The highest Anti-masking sensitivity level
is obtained when the internal unit (the
electronic card) is placed at the highest
location on the case back panel.
To change the location of the internal unit,
release its locking screw located at the
bottom of case back panel. Drag the
internal unit toward its new location and
affix it there with the locking screw you
just released.
Shock and Vibration Detection
In addition to the Anti-masking alarm
provided at these terminals, these
terminals also provide Shock and
Vibration detection alarm.
Once Shock or Vibration is detected,
these relay contacts will change their state
for 2 seconds. The Orange LED indicator
will light up during this period.
Remote Control
With the Remote Control RM-1, that can
be purchased separately, you can
determine that in the event of Shock or
Vibration detection, the Alarm Relay
"RELAY" will be activated instead of this
relay (Terminals "MASK"), Page 16.

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Terminal No. 7+8
Indicated on the board as TAMP
Represents the internal switch contacts,
which are normally in closed mode (N.C.).
The contacts will open once the detector
case was opened.
Remark concerning the
Anti-masking feature
VIP Pro detector is designed to detect a
masking attempt only when its entire near
field-of-view is blocked completely by a
white paper from a distance of up to 5 cm.
For any other application, you must test
VIP Pro detector in the field and verify if it
meets your requirements.

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DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
LED indicators
Pulse Count
The required
number of pulses
to trigger an alarm.
ON
1
4
OFF
2
3
Remote Control
mode
2
Anti-masking
* Sensitivity Adj.
* Momentary
switching will
initiate study
procedure.
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High
Low
Attention
If you work with the detector by
Remote Control (that can be
purchased separately) you must set
DIP switch No. 2 to OFF position.
If you don't work with the detector by
Remote Control, you must set DIP
switch No. 2 to ON position.
In case you changed the Alarm Relay
default time (2 Sec.) by Remote
Control and you changed DIP switch
No. 2 to OFF position, the valid Alarm
Relay time will be the time you set
with the Remote Control.
ON
OFF