Rosslare PYR-3011 User manual

PYR-3011
Wireless PIR Ceiling-Mount Motion Detector April 2013
Installation Manual
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1. Introduction
The PYR-3011 Digital Wireless Passive Infrared (PIR) ceiling-mount
motion detector is a high-performance, ultra-low-power intrusion
sensor with advanced design ideal for residential and commercial
applications. This unit works with Rosslare’s control panels like
HomeLogiX™, which is wireless, and AuraSys™, which is wired. For
the PYR-3011 to work with AuraSys™, the AuraSys™ panel must have
the XR-16 wireless expansion.
The PIR senses slight motion within a coverage area by detecting
infrared energy with a Pyroelectric sensor.
Serving as an anti-intrusion sensor, the PIR can monitor open space
within line of sight.
The Walk and Radio tests are simple and user-friendly, and are easy to
place and set. The PYR-3011 uses fuzzy logic to improve detections
and reduce false alarms. It also provides digital temperature
compensation and self-test capabilities.
The PYR-3011 is supplied with front and back tampers for high
security.
As a wireless device, it includes a supervised mechanism as well as a
battery checker and tamper announcement.
Figure 1: PYR-3011
2. Technical Specifications
2.1 Optical Characteristics
Lens Type High density Polytilan type
Optical Filter White light protection
Max. Coverage 7 m (23 ft) diameter at 2.4 m (7.87 ft) height
2.2 Electrical Characteristics
Battery Type CR123 (3 V, 1300 mhA)
Current Consumptions Standby 15 µa, 10 mA transmission
Battery Life (nominal) 3 years (150 tr/day)
Detector Type Quad-matrix PYRO IR element (IR filter 5 um ÷ 14
um)
Alarm Signaling Red LED 2 seconds on (push button setting)
Events Transmission Alarm, Tamper, Low battery.
Sensitivity 3 levels fuzzy logic (jumper setting)
Speed Detect 0.2 m/s ÷ 5 m/s ∆t = 1.1°C (0.66 ft/s ÷ 16.4 ft/s
∆t = 2°F)
Temperature Compensation Digital dual slope (+/- 1°C)
Tamper Switches Back and front cover tampers
Supervisory Signals Electronic malfunction, temperature out of range
(by flashing LED)
Arming Types Normal – 2 minutes sleep, followed by last alarm
Dynamic – 2 minutes sleep, followed by last
movement (retriggerable)
Test Modes Walk Test (no sleep) – 1 min
Radio Test – 10 transmissions
2.3 RF Characteristics
Frequency Model G = 433.92 MHz
Model H = 868.35 MHz
Range 180 meters (590.55 ft) open field conditions
Supervision Transmission Automatic, at 20-minute intervals
Self Check 3 hours from last alarm (retriggered)
2.4 Environmental Characteristics
Operating Environment Indoor use
Operating Temperature -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F)
Operating Humidity 0 to 95% (non-condensing)
RFI Protection >20 V/m up to 1000 MHz
2.5 Physical Characteristics
Dimensions (top diameter x
height x bottom diameter)
106.5 x 30.85 x 70.7 mm
(4.192 x 1.214 x 2.783 in.)
Weight 106 g (3.79 oz)
Figure 2: Field of View
3. Features
Advanced micro-controller electronics: 10-bit A-to-D and
advanced algorithms for superior movement speed spectrum
analysis
Shielded quad-element Pyro: Inside a dust-proof chamber
designed to reduce thermal changes and insect protection
Three levels of sensitivity: High, medium, low; by jumper
selection
Power saving: Two transmission modes by jumper
Extra wide free height installation: The detector may be
installed at any height between 2 and 4 meters without any PCB
adjustment.
Back and front cover tamper switches: Protection against cover
or wall removal for increased security
Easy and comfortable installation: Easy installation without PCB
adjustment.
Walk and Radio Tests: With LED indication and without opening
the case.

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Energy detection system: By using fuzzy logic algorithms,
detection is improved and false alarms are reduced
Environment temperature compensation: Maintains constant
detection capability
Adaptive filter:Compensates for changes in a detected object’s
speed
Continuous monitoring: Sends visual alerts in case of
malfunction (digital and analog) and temperature out of range
4. Installation
4.1 False Alarm Reduction Effort
To reduce false alarms caused by detector installation:
AVOID wiring of the PYR-3011 in such a way that it is parallel to
and sitting close to 110 VAC or 220 VAC transmission equipment
or mains power line.
AVOID: Placing near or over heat and air ducts, ovens, heat
sources, radiators, and air conditioners as this may cause a false
detection.
AVOID: Placing near PL lamps, electrical ballasts, above cookers,
and ovens, and above steam sources.
AVOID placing near continuously moving objects.
NEVER: Touch the pyroelectric sensor on the PCB as this causes
permanent damage and loss of sensitivity.
PIR works according to a field of view and brightness. In very
dark places, the coverage is less than the normal coverage.
Avoid placing near obstructions such as large plants,
curtains, behind open doors and places where there are
temperature shifts.
4.2 Selecting the Physical Location
You need to select the best physical location to install the PIR.
To select a physical location:
1. Select a flat ceiling in a room or hallway that best matches the
criteria in Section 4.1.
2. Make sure that the PIR is mounted on a non-moving, non-vibrating
surface of the room.
3. The field of view of the detector is about 50° and the coverage
area depends on the installation height, refer to the following
table.
Figure 3: Coverage Area Based on Installation Height
Installation Height (m) Coverage Area (diameter in m)
2 4.8
2.5 7
3.3 9
4 13
4. Mount the PIR in the selected location. (refer below to Mounting
the PIR section)
5. After the installation, perform a Walk Test from the mounting
location to ensure that the sensor pattern can detect within the
coverage area (see Section 7).
4.3 Mounting the PYR-3011
The PYR-3011 PIR is designed for easy and quick mounting onto a
ceiling.
To mount the PIR onto the ceiling:
1. There are 4 opened holes on the back of the casing – two L-
shaped holes (A) and two “water-drop” holes (B).
Figure 4: Casing Holes
2. Open the back cover by twisting the top cover counter clockwise.
3. Place the back cover over the installation location. Ensure that the
screws are aligned with Holes B.
4. Mark the location for the mounting screws in holes B (wide end).
5. Remove the back cover from the ceiling and drill.
6. Place the plugs in the drilled holes and screw in the screws leaving
it out by about 4 mm.
7. Pass the screws through the wide end of Holes B and turn the
back cover counter clockwise until the screws rest at the narrow
end of Hole B.
8. Tighten the screws.
9. Insert the battery (check for correct polarity). The LED flashes on
for 2 seconds and off for 2 seconds for a period of 1 minute.
10.If the wire channel is needed, break the wire screen near the
relevant hole (Figure 4).
11.Replace the top cover over the back end as shown in Figure 5
using the arrow marks.
Figure 5: Closing the Top over Bottom of Casing
At this point, the detector starts a warmup period, during which it
performs a self check for about 1–2 minutes. At the end, you can start
a Walk Test (refer to Sections 6 and 7).
5. Jumpers Setting
The PYR-3011 has two jumpers, JP1 and JP2, and one tact switch S3
(Test mode) operated by the guide light switch on the external casing
(Figure 6).
Figure 6: PCB Front View
5.1 Sensitive Level Jumper (JP2)
To prevent false alarms in harsh environments, three sensitivity modes
are designated:
Low – For harsh environments (jumper on Pins 2 and 3)
Medium – For normal usage (jumper off)
High – For high sensitivity when there is little chance of false
alarms (jumper on Pins 1 and 2)

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5.2 APS – Auto Power Save Mode (JP1)
To save power, the PYR-3011 goes into Sleep mode after sending an
alarm. The time the device is latent is set by the radio mode jumper,
JP1.
Normal (always 2 minutes between alarms) – no jumper
Dynamic (2 minutes retriggered between alarms) – jumper on
When Dynamic mode is set, an alarm event is sent only if there were 2
minutes of silence prior to the current alarm. This setting is useful for
places with a high level of traffic, such as factories and shops.
5.3 Back Tamper (R11)
The PYR-3011 has both front and back tamper detection. Front tamper
detection is on by default and it is activated when the cover is opened.
The back tamper detection is activated when the detector is pulled off
the ceiling and is disabled by default. To enable the back tamper
detection, cut the back tamper wire (R11).
5.4 Test Mode Switch (S3)
This push button is used for Walk or Radio Tests (see Section 7).
In all modes, the LED remains activate at all trouble announcements.
6. Signaling
The LED on the front of the PYR-3011 is used to send several signals to
the user. The following table describes the signals for different
activities:
Table 1: Signaling Table
Activity LED Signal
Warmup The LED flashes on for 2 seconds and off for 2 seconds for a
period of 1 minute. If the warmup is successful, the LED
stops flashing and the system is ready for detection.
Detect Condition The LED flashes on for 2 seconds and then turns off.
PIR Problem The LED flashes on for 1 second and then off for 1 second. A
PIR check is conducted every 3 hours.
Temperature
Problem
The LED flashes on in short bursts.
7. Testing the Detector
The PYR-3011 PIR has built-in Walk Test function where the LED of the
PIR is enabled.
7.1 Walk Test
The Walk Test is used to check the detection of the PIR and the
coverage pattern.
To perform a Walk Test:
1. Ensure all of the settings in the PIR are adjusted as necessary for
the location according to Section 4.2.
2. Press for 1 second only. PIR functionality is evaluated during the
calibration process for a 1 minute period. (After self check at
power up, the Walk Test is automatically enabled for 2 minutes.)
3. With the LED enabled, the LED flashes every time the detector
detects motion. There is a 2-second wait period before the next
detection.
4. It is recommended that the installer test the detection by going
over the protected area and seeing that the detection pattern is
good.
After 1 minute, the LED goes off.
7.2 Radio Test
The Radio Test is used to ensure a clear RF signal passes between the
detector and the control panel.
To perform a Radio Test:
1. Press for more than 3 seconds. The red indicator illuminates.
Ten alarm events are transmitted every 4 seconds.
8. Low Battery Supervision
Prior to each RF transmission, the battery voltage is sampled. If the voltage is low (as indicated by the red blinking light) for 3 sequential samples, a
special message is sent. Once the battery level returns to the minimum preset value, fault transmissions cease.
9. Enrolling the Detector
After ending the self test, the detector can be enrolled. The easiest way to enroll the detector is by opening and closing the front tamper. For specific
steps to be followed for the enrolling, refer to the manual supplied with the alarm panel.
Declaration of Conformity
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference.
This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate
the equipment
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 from
that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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Infrared Motion Detector to be free from defects in materials and
assembly in the course of normal use and service. The warranty period
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