Paradox NVR35M User manual

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Wireless Outdoor/Indoor
Dual Band
Window and Sliding Door
Dual Detector with
Anti-Masking and
Pet Immunity
NVR35M-EI01
General Description NVR35M
Thank you for choosing the NVR35M Wireless for your professional
protection needs. The NVR35M wireless Dual Band version will provide you
the most advanced window and sliding doors protection either in Pet
Immune or Sharp mode. If you have any comments please write to us at
Paradox.com/products/feedback.
Installing the NVR35M
1. Remove the front cover - open the Captive screw.
2. Remove the Main Unit: open the two snap-lock mechanisms on each
side of the back cover attaching the Main Unit to the back cover as
displayed below. Then remove the Main Unit.
3. Pull the wires from the control panel through the knockout holes and
mount the back cover onto the window frame or wall using screws..
4. Attach the Main Unit to the back cover - ensure the locks snap closed.
5. Insert two AA batteries.
6. Set the following Detector settings according to requirements.
Figure 6 – Detector Settings
The following table displays the Dip Switch settings.
Table 1: DIP Switch Functionality
* For USA and Canada: 433MHz frequency is set by the manufacturer and
cannot be modified.
7. Replace the front cover and close the Captive screw.
Warning: Do not obscure the detector's field of view.
Testing the NVR35M
Perform a Walk-Test to test successful installation: Walk slowly across the
far end of the detection range and ensure detection.
Walk test mode lasts 5 minutes after the tamper screw is closed.
Figure 1 – Removing the Front Cover Figure 2 – Main Unit
Figure 3 – Removing the Main Unit
Figure 4 – Mounting the Back Cover
Front cover
Captive screw
Mounting
screw 1
Mounting
Tamper
screw 2
Tamper
knockout
hole
Knockout
holes
Figure 5 – Attaching the Main Unit
Dip Switch
Number Function Mode Description
1LED
ON: LED on (default)
OFF: LED off
2PET Immunity/
SHARP Mode
ON: PET Immunity mode (default)
OFF: SHARP mode
3* RF
ON: 433.92 MHz * (default)
OFF: 868.35 MHz- applicable for EU
versions only
123
DIP
Switches
Default Sensitivity level: 2
LED flashes green 1-3 times
according to the selected level.
Sensitivity Trimmer
NVR35M
Installation Manual V1.0
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Beam Pattern
PET Mode
SHARP Mode
Top View
LED Display
Technical Specifications
Notification
Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance - Paradox Security Systems (Bahamas)
Ltd., could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Warranty
The Limited Warranty Statement found on the website www.paradox.com/
terms.
Your use of the Paradox product signifies your acceptance of these terms
and conditions.
Patents
The following US patents may apply 5,886,632 and 6,215,399. Other
Canadian and international patents may apply.
Printed in Canada 05/2015.
Feature LED Status Indicator
Tamper open Green: ON for 0.3 seconds every 30
seconds
PIR sensitivity level setting Green: Flashes 1-3 times according to
the selected level
Alarm detection Red: ON for 2 seconds
Booting/Tamper close Green/Red alternating flashes for 30
seconds
Anti-mask detection Orange: Flashes ON/OFF 3 times every
60 seconds
Model Number NVR35M
Infrared sensor type 2 dual elements
Detection range • PET Immunity mode: 7.5m x 2m
(25 x 7 ft)
• Sharp mode: 10 x 2m (33 x 7 ft)
Super Pet Immunity Pet size approximately 50cm
Anti- mask Active IR detection for blocking 30cm and
sprayed liquid
Input voltage 3VDC=2 x1.5VDC AA Alkaline batteries
Current consumption 40μA in Standby
30mA in Alarm/RF Transmitting
Battery life 3 years of typical use
Low battery voltage
Signal
2.5V
Compatibility RTX3 and Magellan systems
Outdoor protection IP54
Operation temperature -35°c: +50°c
Relative humidity 95% non-condensing
RF Frequency Dual Band: 433.92 MHz /868.35 MHz
IMPORTANT: For US and Canada, only 433.92
MHz is used
Dimensions 12.3 x 6.1 x 4.3 cm (4.8 x 2.4 x 1.7 in.)
Certifications CE, EN50131-2-2 Grade 2, Class IV
Weight 100g / 0.2 lb
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