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Rielta PYRONE-SH2-RK User manual

WIRELESS PASSIVE INFRARED
DETECTOR
«PYRONE-SH2-RK»
1 General Information
1.1 Wireless passive infrared detector «Pyrone-SH2-RK»
(hereinafter, the Detector) is designed for detecting intrusion into
the protected closed hazardous area of a room through door and
window openings, for generating and transmitting alarm messages to
the control panel (hereinafter, CP) via two-way wireless channel by
the «Rielta-Contañt-R» protocol.
1.2 The Detector provides vertical curtain detection zone.
1.3 The Detector ensures supervision of two-wired loop (hereinafter,
Loop) with hooked up external detectors.
1.4 The detector can put in operation in two-channel or one-channel
mode. In the second variant the Loop state is bypassed. The mode is
chosen at the stage of the Detector logging in the CP.
1.5 The Detector operates within 433.05 – 434.79 MHz frequency
range. Transmission power does not exceed 10 mW.
1.6 For radio signals exchange with the CP, the Detector ensures
operation at the main and backup operating frequencies. The
changeover to backup operating frequency is fulfilled automatically.
1.7 Radio communication is initiated by the Detector at 10, 15, 30 sec
,
1, 5, 10 min intervals assigned in the process of their binding with the
CP. Alarm and tamper messages are transmitted immediately.
1.8 The Detector is powered from the CR123A lithium power supply
battery.
1.9 The states of the Detector are displayed by a two-color LED
indicator.
1.10 The Detector provides the temperature compensation of
detectability.
1.11 The Detector generates and transmits the following messages
via radio communication:
- «Norm in zone 1» – under the movement absence within the
detection zone;
- «Norm in zone 2» – under the Loop resistance value in the limits
3.7 – 6.5 kΩ;
- «Intrusion to Zone 1» – under the human movement within the
detection zone limits, transverse to the detection zone side boundary
within the speed range from 0.3 to 3 m/sec at the distance up to 3m;
- «Intrusion to Zone 2» – under resistance value in «Loop 2» 6.9 kΩ
or more or less than 3.4 kΩ;
- «Tamper» – in the event of case tampering ensuring access to
the PCB;
- «Power Supply Low Battery» – under the power supply battery
voltage drop over 2.4-0.4 V.
1.12 The Detector is designed to operate continuously, around the
clock.
1.13 The Detector has immunity to electromagnetic interference.
2 Specifications
Table 1
Parameter Value
Maximum mounting height, m
5
Detection angle
90-2°
Monitored Loop resistance range, kΩ:
- in
«
Norm in Zone 2
»
state
- in
«
Intrusion to Zone 2
»
state
3.7 ¾ 6.5
below 3.4 or above 6.9
Operating temperature, °Ñ
from minus 20 ¾ +50
Relative humidity at +35 °Ñ, % ,up to
95
Dimensions, not more, mm
80 õ 47 õ 42
Weight, not more, kg 0.12
IP rating IP41
Ambient class Boreal climate
Battery life under normal climatic conditions and
assigned radio exchange period not less than
30 sec, years, not less
5
Average service life, not less, years 8
3 Scope of Delivery
Each Detector unit package contains the items listed in the Table 2.
Table 2
Name QNT
Wireless passive infrared detector «Pyrone-SH2-RK»
Lithium power supply battery CR123A
Resistor C2-23-0.125 W 5.1 kΩ
Screw 3-3õ30.016
Wall plug NAT 5õ25 SORMAT
Wireless passive infrared detector «Pyrone-SH2-RK».
Installation Guide
1 pc.
1 pc.
1 pc.
2 pcs.
2 pcs.
1 copy
4 Detection Pattern
Figure 1
5 Indication
The following types of indication are generated by the Detector:
a) «Binding» – procedure of logging of the Detector in the CP;
b) «Identification» indication is activated by relevant commands received
from the CP, remains active during 15 min or until the Detector cover is
opened;
c) LED indication of the Detector state is activated after the Detector
cover is closed and remains active during 15 min under conditions:
- other LED indication types absence;
- alarm «Tamper» message is not generated during this time;
- absence of command from the CP disabling the Detector state
indication.
The modes of LED indication are listed in the Table 3.
Table 3
The Detector State
Indication Note
End of the «Binding»
procedure
LED indicator lighting red
for 2 – 3 sec
«Binding» procedure
LED indicator blinking green
with 0.25 sec period
The Detector logging in
the CP
LED indicator blinking green
with 1 sec period
The Detector logging in the
CP in two-channel mode
«Identification»
indication
LED indicator alternate
blinking red and green
By the relevant command
from the CP
«Intrusion to Zone 1» Single-shot LED indicator
lighting red for 4 sec* «
Identification
»
indication
is ON
«Intrusion to Zone 2»
LED indicator blinks red*
Communication Quality
Appraisal
See sect. Communication Quality Appraising
«Norm in Zone 1»
«Norm in Zone 2» Indication is OFF
*) –the Detector state indication
6 Binding with the CP
The «Binding» mode is intended for the Detector logging in the CP and
service information exchange.
6.1 Prepare the CP in accordance with CP Installation Guide.
6.2 In case, when it is necessary to fulfill logging of the Detector in
one-channel mode, hook nothing to the connecting blocks.
6.3 Place the power supply battery to the holder, located on the opposite
side of the Detector PCB.
6.4 Periodical LED indicator blinking green is evidence of binding process.
In case of mentioned above LED indication absence, short-circuit
«RESET» terminals for 2 – 3 sec.
6.5 Successful binding procedure complying is indicated by LED indicator
lighting red for 2 – 3 sec.
6.6 The time limit for the binding process of the Detector is 100 sec. To
restart the binding procedure, short-circuit «RESET» terminals for 2 – 3 sec.
7 Communication Quality Appraising
7.1 For radio communication quality appraising it is necessary to:
- place supply battery to the holder plate;
- install the PCB to the base;
- set the Detector on the assumed place of installation;
- push and then release case tamper.
7.2 After case tamper releasing the Detector generates case tamper
alarm message, transmits it via radio communication channel and
represents communication quality with CP by LED indication in accordance
with the Table 4.
Installation Guide
90î
11î
5 m
10 m
Rev. 1 of 30.10.18
¹Ý00510
v.10.1
«RIELTA» JSC, www.rielta.ru
Chapaeva Str. 17, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 197101, [email protected]
Tel./fax: +7 (812) 233-0302, 703-1360,
Technical support, tel.: +7 (812) 233-29-53, 703-13-57, [email protected]
Made in Russia
Table 4
LED Indication
Communication
Quality Appraisal
Recommendations
Color Mode
Green Three blinks Excellent Install the Detector at this
place
Green Two blinks Good
Green One blink Communication
established Choose another place
for installation or use a
repeater*)
Red
Series of blinks
No
communication
*) – «Ladoga-RK» system repeater
8 Installation
When choosing the Detector installation place, it is advisable to take note
of the fact that the detection zone may be limited by non-transparent objects
(curtains, houseplants, cabinets, bookcases, etc.), as well as glass and
mesh partitions. There must be no windows, air conditioners, space heaters
or heating radiators in the Detector visibility zone. Maximal mounting height
of the Detector is 5 m. Variants if installations are shown in Figure 2.
8 m
6 m
Up to 5 m
8.1 Remove the Detector cover by pressing on the back wall of the
Detector base (Figure 3) and pressing the edges of the cover by the fingers
of the other hands at the points shown in Figure 4.
8.2 Insert a flat screwdriver between the PCB and the back wall of the
base, depress the base wall and remove the PCB (Figure 5).
8.3 Depending on the chosen location of the Detector, determine the
Detector base sides for fastening to the installation place and drill fastening
holes or press them out with a screwdriver (Figure 6).
External detector
Rterm
8.5 Fasten the base at the chosen place.
8.6 Install the PCB in the base and latch it on both sides.
8.7 Reinstall the Detector cover by engaging it over the latch on the
front wall of the base and latch the cover onto the base.
9 Functional Testing
9.1 Start walking through the detection zone at a speed rate
0.5 – 1 m/sec. When two zone lines are crossed, the Detector transmits
an alarm message. Make sure the «Intrusion to Zone 1» message has
been received in the respective zone of the CP.
9.2 Cross the detection zone on the other side and define it´s other
border. When there is no motion in the detection zone, alarm messages
should not be generated.
9.3 In case the detection zone is impaired by some objects (curtain
holders, curtains, door trims), the position of the Detector should be
changed.
ATTENTION! The Detector should be checked at least annually in
order to test it´s performance.
10 Storage and Transportation
10.1 The detector are transported without power supply battery. The
detector in their original packaging are resistant to:
- transport jolting with the acceleration up to 30 m/sec2at impact
frequency range from 10 to 120 per minute or 15 000 strikes;
- ambient temperature range minus 50 ... +50 °Ñ;
- relative air humidity (95 ± 3) % at a temperature +35 °Ñ.
10.2 The detector in original package may be transported by any
means of transportation in closed vehicles over any distances in
compliance with the existing shipping rules concerning the respective
means of transportation.
10.3 After transportation under the conditions different to exploitation
conditions the detector shall be ready to operate after a maximum of
six hours.
10.4 The storage room shall be free from current-conducting dust,
acid vapors, alkali and gases that cause corrosion and destroy insulation.
11 Manufacturer’s Guarantees
11.1 The Manufacturer guarantees conformity of the Detector to
it´s Technical Specifications if conditions of transportation, storage,
assembling and operation are observed.
11.2 The guaranteed storage period is 63 months since the date of
manufacturing the Detector.
11.3 The guaranteed period of operation is 60 months since the date
of commissioning within the storage period guaranteed.
11.4 The Detectors that are found to non-conforming to it´s Technical
Requirements shall be repaired by the Manufacturer, provided the
installation and operation rules have been complied with.
Note – Warranty obligations are not applied to the power-supply
batteries.
12 Acceptance and Packing Certificate
Wireless passive infrared detector «Pyrone-SH2-RK» manufactured
in accordance with current technical documentation is classified as fit
for operation and is packed by «RIELTA» JSC.
Packing date _______________________________
month, year
Figure 3 Figure 4
Figure 5 Figure 6
Figure 2
Figure 7
8.4 If necessary, connect an external detector (for example, hermetic
contact) to the connecting blocks as it shown in Figure 7. Hook up the
terminal (EOL) resistor Rterm (5.1 kΩresistor) to the end of the loop. The
length of the loops must not exceed 5 m. The connections must be soldered
or screwed.

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