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IINSTAUATION INSTRUCTIONS!
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NAPC 0 °
PIR600 & PIR680
PASSIVE INFRARED SENSORS
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Ul LI STE D: INTRUSION DeTECTION UNIT
Cio• N,A pCO 1992 'M 572A 3196

Table of Contents
GENERAL D ES CRIPTION•... ················ -·· ·····················-···· ·· ······
SPE CI FICA T IONS ...
FEAlURES
......... 3
.... 3
. 4
ORDER ING INFORMATION ......••..•.•..-•.......... ·······-·········· ·········-··· ......... 4
BASIC OPERATION . .......................-........ .....•.•......•••......... . .. 5
S TANDARD LENS ......... .
.. 5
INSTAI.LA1'10N-......... .. ........................-......................_ ...................- . •••. . ..• ... 7
CHOOSINGA SU IT ABlE LOCATION ..............- •....••..•••.•••.•.......•••.... .. ... .••••......... 7
MOUN11NG THE SENSOR ............ ........... .. . .. 7
WIRING ... .............••........ . ......................... ................. .. ................ ... 8
ADJUSTMENTS .... .................................•.........•....• .... . ..•..•.......••••.. ....•.••............ 9
Akoingthe Beams......••.•. ~ .........................................- •••.• ..•...........•......•..9
Range Adjustment... ··············- ········· ...... .. . 10
Sel1ing the Operating Mode ............... ... ...... . .... .. 10
TESTlNG THE COVERAGE AREA ············· ·- ·· ··· ··
Walk-Testing the S8nsor.
ZDNE MASKIN G
COMPLETlNG THE INSTALLATION
... 11
... 11
....... 11
·········· 12
NAPC0 LENS BANK ............................................................................... ...... 13
Pet·AI!ey Lens .........
,. 13
Barner Lens ............... ················-
··· · 14
Long-Range Lens
.. ...... 15
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
General
Co veU~ ge (l x w): PIR600, 50' x
50' {15 . 2m x 15.2m~ ; PIR680, 70' X 50 ' {?.l . Jmx
18.3mJ; aJ :<r'C (OO"f), lyplcal.
Operating Tempenat ure : -10"to +50"C p~ · ·ro 127 F)
Mounting:
Output
Relay llme :
Contact Ratings
Atal mR e&lly.
We Bo; comer, 12' (3.6m) max .
PrR600, No rma!Jy-Oosed FQrm-A Rffiay ; PIR680C, form~ Aetay
Appro:dfflat~ a b:econds
Tamper Swfk:h (P fR680J: O. SA rosistive at ! 4V dc mBx.
-.SUpply Requirements
HOTE: This uni Is intsnded for operation from a povlef SOt.I'C8 that provides b11.tt8!'Y
bAckup in the even~. otapower faikle In UL installalions, t."M! bad<up battery must be 1u'Y
re::::harged within 24 haw's ood provide 4 hOUrs ot standby opP.ratlon
fltterftd De : 10 to 16V'dc nooinal witt1 tmr.srytrdelwp from cor.trol panel.
4S x2S •1 .7" ( ~1 . 4cm x 5..tcmx-4 3cm) (HxWxD)
7oz (~98gm)

FEATURES
• Se6eclab'e ~ (2-pulse bipatar) or Signaf..Selectiv e Processing'"' {SSP) detectionfor
optin"un imrrvnity to tWse al ar ms
• Lens Bankd optional acoessory """ses
• Comer mti()('Jtable
ORDERING INFORMATION
PIRf500 Pasalve lntnYed SenSCX"
PIR680 PassMJ h"'!fnved Sensa
PJR680C Pf ASSO w:th Form·C ReSay
LENS BANK
LENS817
lE N$818
LENS&IO
Pet A8ey lens
Barrier Lens;
Long Range te ns
BASIC OPERATION
Passive Infrared~ oporate by det6Ctilg a rapld ch;9fWJe' in .temperaWret·when:·an
tntrudef aosses aproteCted •ea .Ar apid cf'lanOe in the COIT'Ibinbd tsmpetatOOJS" ttm the
sensoc ~sea• causes e response.
Beams existWl pan . CfOs.9,ing 8Tfl/ beam ws geryntea pulse .At S01eet. a beam Is 1'x2'.
STANDARD LENS
lhe f~taJied lens w91 perform besl in typical appiicalfons. F~ are it&
spedfications.
Number Of Zones:
twmber or Bea ms :
Mn tmum Cov•age ( I~ w}:
Aekt otView:
18 (3Leyers:9f5/l.zcae:s)
4ll (3 1 ayers: 18/10/12)
PIR600 ,50' x 50' (15.2m x. 15.2m); PIR680 , 70' x60'
(21 .3m X1 8. 3m)
85" "
Re co mmended Mounting Hf: ight 6'to8' {i.Bmt o2 . -4m }
Mini mum Mount~ HtNghfi': 2' (O . &n}
Ma.ri mu m Moun.tl ng HeJgtrt: 12' (31im}
• uL tested from 6 to 12 ieet.

The ~ patturm ilu&IMted are adjustable, wfthln limtts , bolh vertically and
hOriz:ontally (see AOJUS1"MENTS :Aiming 1he Seams for~ adf.JSlmttnt ptoce<kJres)
Sdtings
Clf1 be qOOe e.rickaJ . ~ Shown herofn are typla!l ilfld Mil notapply to all
cases . Always test the COYeNJge p.cdtem attBr the llnl is instllfied {see lUTlNQ l'tff:
CO'IERAGf: AR t:A) .
NOTE :N the standard Ieos docs f'lOI sull the epp6cation., sefedereptacementfrom NAf'CO's
l.en$ &ric { 9W OftOEFQ NG INFO fUICAtlON ). SflQhtly IOOser'lltle Ions dampingscrews insida
the front 00\lef and &fide rut the IM$ . Then side in the replacementlenswflh grooved side
facing 11wcY'd , make the req:..Krcd adjustl"ntJr.ts and tigttten tha clampingscrewsj ust enough
to stKU"e the ' ~MS . Do nor cvertigh!en!
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sidG vtcws for s· mount§')g height tor (e) PIR600 and (b) P1A680 . Also see AD J US T·
MEMTS, Aimi ng 1he Seams
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INSTALLATION
CHOOSING A SUITABLE LOCATION
The sensor may be wait moont8d or corner mounted. Comer roounling is g~
recommended as greater~ isobtained. Because !hey are not weatbef'proof. these
units may not be mounted 0\Jidoofs.
llte RnSor should be positioned with respect to accen do ors or windows so that an
iniNder will pass across the rieJd d view, not C~rec!ly toward Of r;way from the sensor . In
seloct>'9 mounting heigh! and ""'*'<~ - - ...- ... fcboing :
• size and shepe of the srea to be prowctcd;
• recommeooed mounting h6Qht ollens-:
• objeCts ~ rnBf block ~e!ection ;
• he a:. scuCbs. Avoid Biming the sensor directly atlamps, windows, etc.;
• devices that cause mcr.AnQ Infrared Signals ( r<Wid temperatl68 c:h<lnges) that may be
miStaken for en lntrud~ . AvOd aiming the sensor dncUy toward sources thsl
con'iJine temperan..-e , c:hanges and M'10\191'Tl8nt , s uch as fireplares, hee\tlrs, tans ,air
c::oodiOoners , moving i&Jminated signs, a.'"ld other sources of moving air. BSO wing
curtaris may also pose unexpede<t problems.
• animals in the protected area; antt
• an R"ltruder's tik8!y path , usually dtrtetmined by the loc:<:lt!on of a door or window.
MOUNTING THE SENSOR
To remove !he frontC<Ner, Insert 1t.e blade of a smaJI saewdtivel" InfO the 51o tat!hebottom
of the rear case as ihustratcd 1n Ag . 2 and~ up Sli:Qhfi"i to releasttlhe tab . Pulf the front
~~at~~~~=:.e:~the~ r----- --- ---·-····-- -
cese and push in at ttw bottom un<ll it sneps int o place.} I {C.~
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holes). An Ad(ftJona! hole at IJlc bottom permits cab!& ; t:_...;f~:~~
entry. Puoh 111tough <l1CI\¥>Ilng holes !tomlnsKle .,.,._. ; I
using one ol the special mounting sCfews St;JpJ'ecJ l ~ PVSII UF' i ~ ~
=..:..:. reverse side ot the hole USfi9 a Philli ps · j
Cutawaynotchesontheback{2attop , 1 atbotlom)w il ~- TY..,ST \. d. I
a£:COmmoc1crte surtace-mount cabftls it the outar jacket ts _ __j
removed. - ~~ - 2. Openng the case .
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~ NOTE: For optim um retit:b 8Jty, the wi t'lt -entry hafe and all unU&ed moun - ~ ---~-!
L_ __ n ~ ~be com p~ety saale<t with the Sliupptliect s aa Un g pu tty . ~ ~
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WIRING
Remove the ~ h- thru ~tl)' hole {see U:OUflllHG THE UNSOA } to gain access to the
tefrriinal StriP fr Om thebottom. (Se sure tocaulkaround the wir es where they exitthecase;
see previo us NOTE.) Referring to F':g. 3, complete terminaf·S t(IP connections as JoliOws :
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Powet(Tatmlrsal a1 {+}an d 2 {-J).Apply 12Vdcto Termi M!S1 [ +] and2[ -J. 'The power
source maybe r9gU1ated or unregulated Power should be ~ed trom s control cent&t
orother power source equippedwith a rachargeabfe battery'backup to maintain operaUon
in the everrt pf a pov-.'9r fa}.\lfe. Aefer to SPEC IFICA 'nONs for complete po we r supply
requirements.
Af arm Rel ay Contacts (Terminals 3 and 4). These contacts are'ra ted at 1~ , 24Vdc
and are no rmally closed. Wl1en the sensor$ operating, ef!tl&r detection of an Intruder or
icss of powerwil caus e th& relay ccntacts toopen. Note; In thOsemode :s having aF OI'm-C
R eiay . TomunaiSprovides a OOJmafl y·op en re!ay contact that cl ose s on alarm (TEM"m!nal
315common).
Ta mper Swttch {OptJonat, Tetl'Tdn tWs 6and 7}. The t amper' swttch ( i!i ee Ag. 3}isnormally
dosed When set.
1Nhe n the f ront cover Is r e~ed,.. the dosure acr05s TerminalS 6 and 7
w il! open Connect these terrn&'la!s toanorrnaijy.cl05ed 24 -Hour Zone inthecontrol panel.
ADJUSTMENTS
Aiming the Beams
Setting the Helg~t Scale. The Helght Scale must be properly set to obtain the l'l"'aXJT)'.;m
rB"...ommendea coveraga Remcve the t ron1 COller . 'The H&i gntScala is prjnt ed d1reaty on
the c ir cuit board in the upper-latt corner of the component side (sea Fig. 3}. Note that the
SC' .ale ca ~ brations represent ~nsor mounting hEight in feet tor the st.anderd tens ori)!. To
set . lco sen the H81g ht Lock Scr ew shown in the i8o~traoon to 98de tn eboard up or do" ... m.
Al ign ~ e index on the r ear cov~ with number on the scale representing the mounting
hei gh t of the unit, then tightan the Height lock Screw.
The H eiQht Sca !e Is the recorr:rnended start!ng point If proper coverage coonot be
ob" ..ained , check that the mou nti ng surlace is fl at end vertical w ~h respect to t he fiOOf. If
lhe cirCI.it ooard IS secu r eo ru. a scal e serting t: 1gher man the actual mountlng hetght. range
w i8 be rec!UC6d . However, this setting :Tli'fo/ be ~lpfUI if the unit is mo untc:d Ol'l an u:'leven
su rlace ltla! cause~ the beams to pc l nt Sl iQhify do\\'nwaJd.
Insensitive Are
a. The; inssns1tiva are a iS th<it &fea directly bertealh t. '16 unit wi"Jin whid1
an U1tnlder is uncleted3b;e. The size of the Insensit i ve wea v.ili !n o- ease as the tTlOU!'lting
r. eight increases. neverthe=ess it m3Y bf!i necessary to Increase tne !'TlOUnting tteight an
crder to avoid en ohjec1 that could obstn.:a the CO\Ieragt' patler n. When l.lSed in a room
or area tt:afr t1Quires less range ihao !he recommended flla)(irnum , the lrlsensitl\'e area
may be substanttalty red uCed by raismg tile circuit board lo ~ ne :cht·scale setting nigher
1han the P.Ctual sensor mounting height
La teralBeam AdjuStmenl Th ebeams have a ~nlited hor ~wfl'.a l ad! osvnentrange. Lateral
be am adjl..'stment is effected byloosening the lens dam pi ng screws and slkting the lens
tC t he left ex right within its·guides. Seam s ma y be displaced up to 1? in ei ther direction
(±1zone lor the sta:'ldard ~n5) us;ng this me thod.
The second no!:ch t'le top lens QL:ide (pointed} funoticns as the lnd e.x tor lens alignment
Fi9u~e -4 ffi ustrates the Jnside tron1 cover and the <elativ& positions of the Index and l.:ns
a!lgnmentnotches. Tc a tgn n tens. proceed l3s fOOOws. (Cauti on : To preventsoil!ng, handle
the ~ns only with clean f ~ngars.)
'1. Be sure that ttl& !ens is inst3Ued corf'E:!Ct iy: notcheS at lcp !eft (as vie v;ed from ! F1slde} .

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COVERAGE AREA ~ .
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n: " ur: l:! ~ ~nry s m . ~ ~t :o:'\10 tht ~ - Sc:ec ~ Ne P-'oc e $~Q ~ MIX:U3 , YhCn
: ~'11"-t • ;..pt : rr~ :: : ~ ling fU." m ost~Ols Tc~ IO~~ a i?· PiilS'>tll ~ ) mode
f:y,('-~ oHrtr· ! !'-.e l()(lg · R:li'~Qe ~ ( lENS84t i}. Barrier l.MS {Ui N!:Xi l6/, or ar:y u:J' :er kv.'\5
wi 3": 1': IK!'! :f l!(! r'M'l' 'lt:M o! tx.<il !"!":~ : 'IS:.a; l tOO$>~ ~t- sp:Jr. Sfs · M OOO Jl;rr ~"&' .i l .
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TESTING THE COVERAGE AREA
,.,. .. tho W$.Y "- t~een ~t«f . ts- CCl'l&feg.t;lt10utt De __ ., _n . • nec:t~s.5a:y ,
~edto~a~$f"Mrg.~~ ( ~ttw~ Wf:IA}.• I--
~ ch8dc' rri«f be rr- .ade V$iMQ t!'le Waik.'ftl$t ~wnp on tne t!'om -:t tM IJI'\it . a is
r~~ 8'lfJCO¥ellilQttllfM~~ at~<>r'l<::* 8y&&J.
Walk·T ostlng tho S.nsor
C:wnpl(itt) ~ !0 ~~ sc''w.:lt ( SOC WIRlNO }. The unit wi8 r~& ~ 1-mi nut&
vwatnll..lp• t:tr,e to ad!1Js.l. i'..scdf t::> the surr~"ldinO l&n'Y,)C ra~ ' .:nts . New ~ yo... r hand
skmly a~s 1Nt klns U) -.'fl r lt)' 5ei\S ot ~atiOn - Th6 W.ak · i$51 ~ Vrlit Ji.g:'"lt ~ <~ IlK
mot)o(l IS de:t&Ctad .
Teet tM s.ngth of the eo~ , Wlllk nut ttl ~ mRXi:murr l dWI:r~ ~
~\<:A , :l'W"! W$k ~ OO ti thtt titM t~ !lC\ " Wggtt . The Wa&!: 'test lamp wi4 rom.a :."l ftt 8!> kJno
as motiOO'i!~ed .
TMt th•wtdth ol the COVIN~ . Wdt.3!'J05S V1e 00Wttt198_.88. TtwW.a& ~ la$t iamp wil
'<ll"--""""'"" ""'""'"" ·
"T est tot ~Yii"onment:M $~ . '!M ~~~ wifl <ksw~ I{ ~ OCQ.KS ~ 00
r :u!"!": ,v ,acttv;t)· ;n trt t- pt"OlOd icrl I:V'\)3, & Wt> :o mak et he!. : e'5t ~ ith ~ ~ pmer. t:<tt c:G ~
oe ... 'lces ; hei:l t e<s . li.fCOfl(fi!:~ . $U: - . ) ~ M oope r ~ . t~e thEJt ~; IJ et:~ " :::ay
~ p.31"r<C<.: W't-{~ -
i.M~ft th! P' ~~ a tN. :fan fWf ~ m a:r ~ occtlf S With ~~ ~ ~ me CO\:<Y. Bg:t) 3'6<1.
«smp c n~ ·:t- 1 \jOCk tH'l!ir~ ~~ wftl' ~ 8 S. ~ ~ caiC bc wtf tll Cll lf:Sf C (.'&Otltt :~ ~ 2Ji a !. lf 1 :16
At,:ls m ~km :>P. 'tti'stl wr.t ~ Hut lfJ f'$ f'Q ~nMl . il t8 1 X.. 1 CSR:S w.! t}y a(l ti( M f ()r.ff~3l
ti~;;r:.>a')(:tf , Hnd ~ S)'$ff)ffi W.tl ~f~ ~~ lUR'l . ((",.tJeek lor ;zy ~ · $;~ ~ fr '.: ~ l the
OO<tWol ctH ~ r . :.>~ ~or Hn lft+" .em~~ ~ t t7..n ~ .j
~ & tt"<e c ~ e (Ot othel' nv..J~ ~ em !he f:'f}:"''t of~ l!':nti. ~ ~ a:wm t. 'GMi ~
P'" atl(;;¢llt 'S- , fi K ~ off l'l e&": ~ M" ~Yo&r S, tiM; . ()I"W by or.a ar v.t not& -'tlv ~ t. . i ~ t1'MI
:t.f«" <O!nij dev-ce IT: IJ St t Mn~ i;r! nper~ ~ !tlt't ( ;(JVWH!Jf! ..-~ h . trv :.o r., fXM;on t~
dP.. 'il:"e ~r!FJ it>t a& ef ~ ~=m t;?J the ~.V A e &cp ~ to ~"t ~ l$, ~; !ft <..-"!.srr ,r,r,.,lwMt. &e w ~
mir- ~. n-:tw eve-'. th ~ eacr. ~ "*' h c;c:w' ~w.i& ~#l: m i:\ 1\t"..a r oo , .l'hP. J! l ~~ ~ Nf:SI ~ wt:OC¥t~ n~ a ;
U'l$ ~ m;s.i ~ th ::>eati>d .
ZONE MASKING
~::-IOC"e <e~Nit':g t-:. lOf'.fl! 11'" -3Sl'S:"~;C . ct'-eclf ~ ~ co ' s l &:ls f\ $""-k ccr'M : r:~ :j 1P.1w ' tut1 w! 3
s ::- ~ "'~ yooJJ ~o~ . Acte~ , ~~os t:~f e tl:r;;()ffivr. ic. '21 01\d tta.<ty to tr:~ at~J tJ:$a•\: ~ t&1h&
~~-f;.Ot':Wffiir<IJ ctu & of m.'\~ing Howf!vt v. ;n d~ ;..ar l il:Kfk f «•ern ttUit a 'NOI")(iible S<» .JbOO
OliN~ ~ 3&-ie<~ ed u~ : ~ f.')e ftn goitWJ f'M"Jv.rlt. s.nt 1 a~ ~ '! ~fl"lt. ~ :oe fOund in
;:~:" Y f N~V- 'f;c; t &r:s U... '\ 11Y. , se lO:ti'~ m~ , .._ q,_~ : ~ wi: l ~ r~ tm . ·n s;s ~ ~ cea cw at o t
proo :~ wne ir\ ~ 10 preseNe re:i.l\tll& s. y s~ ~~ioo ~;tv SKJf!f'f B Pie<:lt ot
lon~ ·rr>as:'>l. in g tr ...M {suppl:ec} to the ;os10e s~ of the Ieos ~anl l ~ts!Ctlf~ t: r~ thb
!)(~ ::: o t~e ~ b:od< 51gr. al ~om tr.e off&X~ng dM;e {r- eb• f$ll=ig!. 5 Rl':d 6}.
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fig. • · Zone·masl<ing 1 00 ( Woad) ocpl;ed to a
k.ns segment to c::leecltvlle a problem tone . Also
sse Fig. S.
F
iguns 6 ilk.l strates1he zone..maslcilg foil suppled . AtfiJI. the segment(s} 10 theinside ISUI'face
of the lens. Arrf cit or ocease on th& lens (or fingers tooching the foi!J: wiB reduce the
eff6Cti'YenP.ss of 1h8 adleslve . Note that the loB must be eccural.efy pogitioned so as not
10 affect ~nt zones.
lmpommt Mer the foil has been smfactoriy ·Bpplied to the lenssegrnen(, b\Jmish the 1 011
against the lens (usilg t.'1e tip or eiJall..point pen. for example) toimprove SlJI'1ace contact.
It necessary, r e.-aim and retest !he s en sor after masking one or more zones .
COMPLETING THE INSTAUAT10N
To ·e~ " the Walk -Test lamp atter testrlg . in61a11he lft) DISABlf Jumper J2 across
the two pins above the lamp . Aeplaca the front OCNer .
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NAPCO U:NS BANK
Pet Alley IM>e, LENS817
A pet alley is an m en sitlv e asea 8bcwe noor level thet wil rld.l:l8 'h ~ d P'*l
{dogs , cats. etc.} and pestt {m:ce, rats, etc: .) from C&JShQ an alarm ""'*' Uldng 1he
Pe t-Alley Lans ,mount the t..:n.l at a 1'\ctgt'\t of 4 to 6feet and set 1:J'\e ck'cu:t board to protect
the uppe r bea ms horil: on tally. When welk.-testing the sensor,itwil be necessary to c::rouc:ft
down be:OW the be arm in order to lfnUa1e themovement ct the pet .
j! ~ !
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YQP VJfW 90[ VIEW
(~) rE':'-t, t. i.::Y Lf:.(~; P.t..'f'~ERN. r:R 6~lC .
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:Gj V.EW SiDE 'v1 ::; W
Ag. 7. Pet Af:ey let'ls pattern for both the PfR 600 and PIR600.
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Barrier Lens, LENS818
A Barrier Le rys aeates an Invisible •tence". thereby diV:dlng the coverage area int o two
CfiSICf et e Seeton&. Crossing the fence wi l cause an alarm cond ition. If the Sa;rie:' Lens is
== :~:/~~=~installed (se& F"IQ . 3). Nota:Adjust the
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(c.) i3AHf~lf".P. L ~~ :':>, 1'()~' Vli:'. 'N
L SQ.£§2L .
,;::· .:lC' .J C:'
(b) 94FHUE.I:t lEl\:S, SIDE VFZ.,_'I
"' NOH : ~~ : L!.:..i;.~~ ~. I.J: .. ~;;,~!-,~ .. :':'. L! . ~~· .
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Flg. 8. Barrier le113 patlem fOr both the PIA600 and P lASBO .
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Long-Range Lens, LENS840
ff the l..Dng-Rfll'lge lens is inst aBed , rhe RESPONSE MODE .Jump« Jl must bei'lstaBed ( 588
F ;g . 3). t-
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(o) LONG-RAN GE l£i'::3 Pt. HF.~\J, 10 ~ V![W.
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2c· ..;a· so · eo · 100 ·
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Flg. 9. Long-Range Lens pattem for bOth the PIR600
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