Velleman PEM300D User manual

PEM300D
TWIN PHOTO BEAM DETECTORS, 60M
IR-LICHTSLUIS - 60M
DOUBLES CAPTEURS PHOTOELECTRIQUES, 60M
DETECTOR FOTOELÉCTRICO DE DOBLE RAYO, 60M
LICHTSCHRANKE MIT 2 STRAHLEN, 60M
USER MANUAL 3
GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING 9
MODE D'EMPLOI 15
MANUAL DEL USUARIO 21
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 27

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USER MANUAL
1. Introduction
To all residents of the European Union
Important environmental information about this product
This symbol on the device or the package indicates that disposal of
the device after its lifecycle could harm the environment. Do not
dispose of the unit (or batteries) as unsorted municipal waste; it
should be taken to a specialized company for recycling. This device
should be returned to your distributor or to a local recycling
service. Respect the local environmental rules.
If in doubt, contact your local waste disposal authorities.
Thank you for choosing Velleman! Please read the manual thoroughly before
bringing this device into service. If the device was damaged in transit, don't
ins tall or use it and contact your dealer.
2. Safety Instructions
•Make sure that the voltage supply does not exceed the rated value.
•Keep the cables well clear of other current-carrying conductors in order
to avoid the creation of magnetic fields which may cause interference.
•Do not install the sensor where it is exposed to fluorescent lamps with
rapid-starters or high-f req u ency s t art ers .
•Do not expose the device to dust, water, dirt or oil and protect it from
vibrations or shocks to prevent malfunction.
3. Overview
Refer to the illustrations on page 2 of this manual.
1
Terminals
7
Vertical adjustment screw
(15° up and down)
2
Signal LED (only on receiver)
8
Viewfinder
3
Alarm LED (only on receiver)
9
Horizontal adjustment bracket
(90° left and right)
4
Voltage measuring points
(only on receiver)*
10
Adjustment las er
5
Delay time adjustment knob
(only on receiver)
11
Laser on/off switch
6
Sensor
*There is a power LED to the left of this block on both units

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4. Mounting Location
•Make sure there are no obstructions between the transmitter and the
receiver (trees, bushes, clotheslines etc.).
•Avoid strong light (sun, car headlights, etc.) shining directly on
transmitter or receiver. When strong light stays in the optical axis for a
long time, it does not cause malfunction but will reduce the product life.
•Do not install the units where they may be affected by dirty water or
direct sea spray.
•Do not install the units on unsteady surfaces.
•The receiver has to be placed within the detection range (30m/100ft)
and the spread of the beam (∅0.9m/3ft at 30m/100ft) of the
transmitter.
•Install the sensors at a height of 0.8 to 1m (± 3ft), the ideal height to
capture human passers-by.
•With the sensor block adjustments ([7] and [9] in the picture above), a
large variety of mounting combinations are possible. See "6. Alignment"
for guidelines.
5. Wiring / Contacts
•Terminal connection 1 is the power 10 to 30V DC + line on both units.
Terminal connection 2 is the power 10 to 30V DC - line on both units.
The power lines need to be connected to these terminals.
•Terminal connections 6 and 7 form a tamper output ; they are
connected through a dry contact relay.
When the cover is taken off, there is no contact.
No wires need to be connected to these terminals.
•On the receiver, terminal 3 is normally connected to terminal 4 and in
the event of detection, contact with terminal 4 is broken and contact
with terminal 5 is established.
It depends on how your control panel works if you need to connect
either terminals 3 and 4 or terminals 3 and 5 to the control panel.
Maximum wiring distance
When two or more sets are connected, the maximum cable length is as
shown above divided by the number of sets.
Voltage
Wire / size
12V
24V
AWG22
0.33mm²
m
ft
320
1050
2800
18000
AWG20
0.52mm²
m
ft
550
1800
4800
12750
AWG18
m
800
7200

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0.83mm²
ft
2600
23620
AWG17
1.03mm²
m
ft
980
3190
8800
28870
6. Installing the device
•Unscrew the attachment screw at the bottom of the cover and lift it off
the rest of the unit.
•When the cover is off, unscrew the attachment screw at the bottom of
the main part of the unit (holding the mounting plate) and remove the
mounting plate by sliding it downwards.
•If the wiring comes out of the mounting wall, break through the rubber
grommet on the mounting plate, pull the wire through and fix the
mounting plate to the wall using 2 of the provided tapping screws. Make
sure to seal any gap between the wires and the grommet.
•If the wiring is 'expos ed' (i.e. on the wall), fix the mounting plate on the
wall at the desired location, break the knockouts at the left s ide on the
back of the main unit (upper or lower ones, depending on where the
wiring comes from) and place the wiring in the knocked out openings.
•Pull the wiring through the housing (at the top right, seen from the
back), attach the wires to the correct terminals, and fix the unit to the
mounting plate.
•Adjust alignment of the units (see "6. Alignment"), check the operation
and put the cover back on.
•No sealing is required since the housing is designed to be waterproof.
7. Alignment
Sensor Adjustment
1. Take the covers off both units.
2. Look into one of the transmitter's viewfinders (the 4 holes between the
2 sensors, [8]).
3. Adjust the angle of the sensor block horizontally (bracket [9]) and
vertically (screw [7]) until you can clearly see the receiver in the
viewfinder.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the receiver, looking for the transmitter.
5. Put the covers back on the units.
Laser Adjustment
Warning: never look directly into the las er beam.
1. Take the covers off both units.
2. Switch on the receiver's laser (switch [11] ; beam [10]). A red dot will
indicate where the beam is aimed.
3. Aim the receiver's sensor block so the red dot is centred on the
transmitter.
4. Turn the receiver's laser off.

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5. Switch on the transmitter's las er ([11] and [10]). A red dot will show
where it is aimed at.
6. Adjust the angle of the sensor block horizontally and vertically ([9] and
[7]) until the red dot is centred on the receiver and both the receiver's
LEDs ([2] and [3]) go out.
7. You may have to adjust the angle of the receiver's sensor block a little
as well.
8. Turn the transmitter's laser off.
9. Put the covers back on the units.
Fine-tuning the Receiver
1. Take the cover off the receiver.
2. The units can be fine tuned using a volt-ohm meter (VOM).
3. Set the range of the VOM to 0~10V DC.
4. Measure the voltage over the + an d - measuring points [4] on the
receiver.
5. Adjust the angle of the sensor block until the VOM measures the
highest voltage.
6. 2.5 to 5 V is OK, 5 to 8 V is best.
7. Put the cover back on the receiver.
Delay Time
1. Take the cover off the receiver.
2. Adjust the delay time with the knob on the receiver [5].
Objects passing faster than the selected delay time will not be
detected.
A delay time of 50 ms corresponds to someone running by at full
speed.
A delay time of 700 ms corresponds to someone walking by.
3. Put the cover back on the receiver.
When finished tuning and adjusting the units, put the covers back on and fix
them with the bottom screw.
8. Troubleshooting
Power LED does not light up
Possible cause
Solution
1
No power supply.
Connect the power lines.
2
Bad wiring.
Check and repair the power lines.
Alarm LED does not light up when the beam is interrupted
Possible cause
Solution
1
No power supply.
Connect the power lines.
2 Bad wiring. Check and repair the power lines.

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3
Beam is reflected on another
object and sent into the
receiver.
Remove the reflecting object or
change the beam direction.
4
The 2 beams are not broken
simultaneously.
Adjust beam direction so they're
broken simultaneous ly.
5
The beam interruption time is
shorter than the delay time.
Set a shorter delay time
Alarm LED lights up continuously
Possible cause
Solution
1
Deregulated alignment.
Realign the units.
2
Object between the 2 units.
Remove object or relocate units.
3
Unit sensors are dirty.
Clean the sensors with a soft cloth.
Intermittent false alarm signals
Possible cause
Solution
1
Bad wiring.
Check and repair wiring.
2
Unstable power supply.
Stabilize power supply.
3
Object between the 2 units.
Remove object or relocate units.
4
Electronic noise source nearby.
Remove noise source or relocate units.
5
Unstable installation of units.
Stabilize ins tallation location.
6 Unit sensors are dirty. Clean the sensors with a soft cloth.
7
Deregulated alignment.
Realign the units.
8
Small animals pass by.
Set a longer delay time.
9. Technical Specifications
power supply
10 - 30V DC (not incl.)
detection system simultaneous breaking of 2 IR-beams
response time
50 ms - 700 ms (variable)
alarm output
NC/NO 1A / 120 Vac
tamper output
NC 1A / 120 Vac
LED indicators
- alarm LED (receiver):
red LED on - when transmitter and receiver are not
aligned or when beam is broken
- signal LED (receiver):
yellow LED on - when receiver's signal is weak or
when beam is broken
- power LED (transmitter & receiver):
green LED on - indicates that device is ON
wavelength
650 nm
laser output power
max. 5 mW

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IP rating
IP44
alignment range
horizontal: ± 90°
vertical: ± 15°
operating temperature
-25°C to +55°C
dimens ions
170.5 x 74 x 72 mm
weight
1.1 kg
Use this device with original accessories only. Velleman nv cannot
be held responsible in the event of damage or injury resulting from
(incorrect) use of this device.
For more info concerning this product and the latest version of this
manual, please visit our website www.velleman.eu.
The information in this manual is subject to change without prior
notice.
© COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The copyright to this manual is owned by Velleman nv. All
worldwide rights reserved. No part of this manual may be copied,
reproduced, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or otherwise
without the prior written consent of the copyright holder.

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GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING
1. Inleiding
Aan alle ingezetenen van de Europese Unie
Belangrijke milieu-informatie betreffende dit product
Dit symbool op het toestel of de verpakking geeft aan dat, als het
na zijn levenscyclus wordt weggeworpen, dit toestel schade kan
toebrengen aan het milieu. Gooi dit toestel (en eventuele
batterijen) niet bij het gewone huishoudelijke afval; het moet bij
een gespecialiseerd bedrijf terechtkomen voor recyclage. U moet
dit toestel naar uw verdeler of naar een lokaal recyclagepunt
brengen. Respecteer de plaatselijke milieuwetgeving.
Hebt u vragen, contacteer dan de plaatselijke autoriteiten
betreffende de verwijdering.
Dank u voor uw aankoop! Lees deze handleiding grondig voor u het toestel
in gebruik neemt. Werd het toestel beschadigd tijdens het transport,
installeer het dan niet en raadpleeg uw dealer.
2. Veiligheidsinstructies
•De voedingsspanning mag de meetwaarde niet overschrijden.
•Houd de kabels uit de buurt van andere stroomvoerende geleiders. De
magnetische velden die zouden ontstaan, kunnen storingen
veroorzaken.
•Stel de sensor niet rechtstreeks bloot aan fluorescentielampen met
snelstarters of hoogfrequente starters.
•Stel het toestel niet bloot aan stof, water, olie of vuil. Bescherm het
toestel tegen hevige trillingen of schokken om defect en te vermijden.
3. Omschrijving
Raadpleeg de afbeeldingen op pagina 2 van deze handleiding.
1
Terminals
7
Schroef voor verticale regeling
(15° op en neer)
2
Signaalled (enkel op de
ontvanger)
8
Zoeker
3
Alarmled (enkel op de
ontvanger)
9
Beugel voor horizontale
regeling (90° links en rechts)
4
Meetpunten voor de spanning
(enkel op de ontvanger)*
10
Laser voor regeling
5
Vertragingsregelaar (enkel op
de ontvanger)
11
Laser aan/uit-schakelaar
6
Sensor

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*Er bevindt zich een voedingsled links van dit blok op beide toestellen
4. Montageplaats
•Zorg ervoor dat er geen storende elementen tussen de 2 toestellen
staan (bomen, struiken, waslijnen etc.).
•Zorg ervoor dat er geen sterk licht (zon, koplampen etc.) direct op de
zender of ontvanger kan schijnen. Als een sterk licht lange tijd in de
optische as schijnt, zal dit geen foute detectie opleveren, maar zal het
wel de levensduur van de toestellen inkorten.
•Plaats de toestellen niet waar ze aangetast kunnen worden door vuil
water of directe zeenevel.
•Installeer de toestellen niet op onstabiele ondergronden.
•Plaats de ontvanger binnen het detectiebereik (∅0.9m/3ft op
30m/100ft) van de zender.
•Plaats de sensoren op een hoogte van 0,8 tot 1 m, de ideale hoogte om
menselijke voorbijgangers te bespeuren.
•Met de regelingen van het sensorblok ([7] en [9]), is een groot aantal
montagecombinaties mogelijk. Zie "6. Afstelling" om de toestellen
precies af te regelen.
5. Bedrading / Contactpunten
•Contactpunt 1 is voor de 10 tot 30V DC positieve voedingskabel op
beide toestellen.
Contactpunt 2 is voor de 10 tot 30V DC negatieve voedingskabel op
beide toestellen.
De voedingskabels moeten op deze contactpunten aangesloten worden.
•Contactpunten 6 en 7 vormen een 'knoeibeveiliging': ze zijn verbonden
door een droog contactrelais.
Als de afdekkap verwijderd wordt, is er geen contact.
Op deze contactpunten dienen geen draden aangesloten te worden.
•Op de ontvanger is contactpunt 3 normaal verbonden met contactpunt 4
en als er een detectie gebeurt, wordt het contact met contactpunt 4
verbroken en wordt er contact gemaakt met contactpunt 5.
Het hangt dus van uw controlepaneel af of u contactpunten 3 en 4 of
contactpunten 3 en 5 dient aan te sluiten op uw controlepaneel.
Maximale bedradingafstand:
Opmerking: als er twee of meer sets aangesloten worden, moet de
maximale kabellengte zoals hierboven aangegeven gedeeld worden door het
aantal sets.
Spanning
Draad / dikte
12 V
24 V