Visonic SRN-2000 SERIES User manual

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SRN-2000 SERIES
Professional All Purpose PIR Detectors
Installation Instructions
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Applications
The SRN-2000 is the only universal PIR you can truly standardize on
without compromising. It combines several different design techniques
to master the industry’s biggest problem - false alarms.
An outstanding variety of 45 easy-to-change lenses is available for the
SRN-2000 from the "Super Red Lens Library":
•9 wide-angle lenses up to 140°•3 long-range corridors up to 36 m
(120 ft) •6 pet alleys •3 finger curtains •8 lenses for combined ceiling
and room coverage •10 unique lenses for multiple 2-3 room and
corridor coverage •6 solid curtains.
The "Super-Red Lens Library" provides the most extensive selection of
coverages and saves you time and money in every installation.
1.2 Features
Incomparable Flexibility:
•30° Vertical and Horizontal Adjustments
•0-5 m (0-17 ft) Installation Height
•Visible Pattern Locator
•Surface, Corner and Flush Mounting
•Switchable Walk-Test Indicator
•N.C. Silent Relay
•Tamper Switch
•Low Current Drain: 17 mA
•9-16 VDC Supply Voltage
False Alarm Immunity:
•Programmable Pulse Counter - to virtually
eliminate environmental disturbances
•Adjustable Coverage Range - to adjust
coverage range to room size
•Unprecedented RF Immunity - rejects RF
interference up to 1000 MHz
•Light Rejection Filter - rejects visible light
variations
Figure 1. General
View
•Maskable Lens Patterns - to block thermal disturbances
•Test-Point - to identify and eliminate background disturbances
•Dual-Element Low-Noise Pyroelectric Detector - rejects thermal
variations with maximum signal-to-noise ratio.
Additional features are available with other models (see Para. 3.1).
2. SPECIFICATIONS
OPTICAL
Standard Lenses: SRN-2000 Lens No. 100
SRN-2000H Lens No. 52
SRN-2000R Lens No. 55
Interchangeable Lenses: See SUPER-RED Lens Library
Adjustment: Vertical:+10°to -20°calibrated scale.
Horizontal: up to 30°
ELECTRICAL
Voltage: 9to 16 VDC
Current: 20 mA
Relay output: Normally Closed (fail safe) contacts. 18 ohm resistor in
series with contacts. Rating - 0.1 A resistive/30 VDC.
Alarm period: 2-3 seconds
Tamper contacts: Normally Closed, 0.5 A resistive/30 VDC
LED: Walk Test - (switchable)
Testing: Background noise test point
Detector: Dual-element low-noise pyroelectric detector
Coverage-Range Control: Adjustable from 100% to 50% of the
nominal lens coverage range.
Pulse Counter: Programmable to 1, 2 or 3 pulses with self-adjusting
walk-test override.
MOUNTING
Wall or corner mounting. Optional bracket SRF-201 for flush mounting.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Operating temperature: -10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F).
Storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F).
RFl Protection: No alarm when tested on 21 different frequencies from
20 to 1000 MHz with 20 Watts radio transmitter at 1.2 m (4 ft) distance
or 124 Watts at 3 m (10 ft) distance (corresponds to field strength of 20
V/m).
PHYSICAL
Dimensions: 70 x 120 x 48 mm (2.7 x 4.7 x 1.9 in.)
Weight: 140 g (4.5 oz).
Colors: white.
3. MODELS AND LENSES
3.1 Super Red SRN-2000 Models
SRN-2000: Standard model, with pulse counter.
SRN-2000H: Horizontally mounted PIR provides the largest solid curtain
coverage 18 x 18 m (60 x 60 ft) and five interchangeable lenses (see
Lens Library).
SRN-2000R: Ceiling mounted PIR provides maximum 6 x 18m (20 x 60
ft) floor coverage when mounted at 6 m (20 ft) height.
SRN-2000M: Similar to SRN-2000, but with additional alarm latching
memory for multiple PIR installation on a single zone.
SRN-2000C/PC: 9 Volt battery-operated PIR, providing the lowest
standby current drain - 0.004 mA. Has a pulse counter and is designed
to operate with virtually all wireless transmitters on the market.
SRN-2000CH: Horizontally mounted, battery-operated PIR, providing
same solid curtain patterns as SRN-2000H.
SRN-2000CR: Ceiling mounted, battery-operated PIR, with the same
coverage pattern as SRN-2000R.
SRN-2000W/PCN: Self-contained fully supervised wireless PIR, with
built-in RF transmitter.
3.2 Lens Selection
Coverage: Lens # 100 is the standard
pattern supplied with SRN-2000
sensors (not applicable to models SRN-
2000H, R, CH, CR).
Printed circuit board elevation scale is
factory preset at -5
° . For application of
PCB elevation scale, see Table 1.
Lens No. 100 Specifications
Total Number of Beams: 38
3 Layers: Upper, Intermediate and
Downward. Upper Layer - 9 twin
beams, optically split to 18 beams.
Intermediate Layer - 5 twin beams
(split), angled 10°below upper layer
Downward Layer - 5 twin beams
(split), angled 25°below upper layer.
Angle span: 90°Wide Angle.
Coverage: Max. 18 x 18 m (60 x 60 ft).
Figure 2. Coverage
Pattern - Lens No. 100
If the standard No. 100 lens does not meet your coverage needs, select
the desired pattern from the SUPER RED LENS LIBRARY. Your
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LENS LIBRARY
SUPER-RED offers a selection of more than 45 lenses to provide the
best coverage pattern for any installation. The SUPER-RED LENS
LIBRARY is divided into the following nine sections:
Section 1: Corner Mounting Wide-Angle 90°- 100°.
This section comprises 6 lenses which provide the maximum room
coverage, when the PIR is installed in the corner.
Section 2: Ultra-Wide-Angle 120°- 140°.
This section comprises 3 lenses which provide the largest and widest room
coverage in applications where the PIR is wall mounted or flush mounted.
Section 3: Pet-Alleys.
This section comprises 6 lenses with a single horizontal beam layer
which allows pets to move under the coverage pattern, undetected.
Section 4: Long-Range Corridors up to 36 m (120 ft).
This section comprises 3 lenses specially designed for long range and
narrow areas such as corridors, aisles and long walls.
Section 5: Multiple Room and Corridor Coverage.
This section comprises 10 lenses, each providing a combination
coverage of one or two Long-Range corridors and one or two Wide-
Angle rooms simultaneously, using a single PIR.
Section 6: Combined Ceiling, Stair and Room Coverage.
This section comprises 8 lenses providing multiple coverage of ceiling
and stairs in addition to the normal room area coverage.
Section 7: Finger Curtains.
This section comprises 3 lenses providing coverage of multiple vertical
finger curtains which may be used to prevent access from two walls
simultaneously and detect movement through curtains located in the
area between the walls.
Section 8: Lenses for Energy Management PIRs.
This section comprises 4 high density lenses specially designed for use
with models SRN-2000E, ET and EF in Energy Management
applications.
Section 9: Solid Curtain PlRs.
This section comprises 5 lenses specially designed for models SRN-2000H
and SRN-2000CH, providing various types of solid curtain coverage.
3.3. SRN-2000H Solid Curtain PIR
Description
The SRN-2000H is a horizontally mounted PIR which provides a
variety of Solid-Curtain coverages. The unit may be used to provide
wall and large show window coverage or as an internal invisible
barrier to detect movement between two areas. Lens No. 52 is the
standard lens supplied with SRN-2000H.
Fitted with lens No. 52 this unit produces a solid curtain coverage
extending out from the mounting wall to the opposite wall - up to a
maximum of 18 m (60 ft) and down to the floor (Fig. 3).
Figure 3. Curtain Coverage -
Lens No. 52
Figure 4. Pet-Alley Curtain -
Lens No. 52
A Pet-Alley curtain is created by installing the SRN-2000H near the
floor and angling it 45°towards the ceiling. The height of the curtain
can be adjusted precisely by rotating the lens.
In addition to lens No. 52, several interchangeable lenses are offered,
providing coverage combinations of solid curtains and beams. For
more details refer to SUPER RED LENS LIBRARY.
Mounting
The SRN-2000H should be mounted horizontally on its angular shaped
back, pointing to the floor at a declination of 45°.
The preferred location is at the wall-
to-ceiling juncture. Wall or ceiling
mounting is also possible as long as
the 45°angle is maintained (Fig. 5).
The unit can be mounted at any
height up to 18 m (60 ft), providing
the largest curtain coverage on the
market - 18 x 18 m (60 x 60 ft). All
lenses, except for No. 52, require
mounting the unit with the lens to the
left (when facing the unit).
Adjustment
The curtain coverage can be adjusted 10°left or right by sliding the
printed circuit board against the graduated scale. Vertical adjustment of
±15°is provided by rotating the lens (applicable for lens No. 52 and 56
only). In other regards, the SRN-2000H is virtually identical to the SRN-
2020.
3.4 SRN-2000R Ceiling Mounted PIR
The SRN-2000R is a ceiling
mounted PIR.
Fitted with lens No. 55, the unit
produces four finger curtains
projected from the ceiling, down to
the floor.
When mounted at the height of
3 m (10 ft), the unit provides a
pattern of 3 x 9 m (10 x 30 ft)
Figure 6.
SRN-2000R Coverage Pattern
maximum (measured at floor level). The maximum recommended
mounting height is 6 m (20 ft) providing a floor coverage area of 6 x
18 m (20 x 60 ft) maximum.
In all other regards, the SRN-2000R is virtually identical with the
SRN-2000H.
3.5 Changing Lenses
To change or adjust a lens, release and remove lens retainers located
on both sides of the lens by pushing them from the inner side of cover
(Fig. 7). Insert a new lens with the grooved surface facing out and the
lens number in the upper right corner.
From inside the cover, carefully center the lens by sliding it right or left,
until it edges protrude equally at both sides.
Holding the lens firmly in place, insert the lens retainers from the front
(ridges pointed outward) and firmly push them into place until a click
is heard (Fig. 8).
LENS
RETAINER
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LENS
Figure 7. Lens Retainer
Removal
LENS
RETAINER
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Figure 8. Locking the Lens
in Place
4. INSTALLATION
4.1. Selecting the Mounting Location
A SUPER RED passive infrared detector can be mounted directly onto
the wall (surface mounted), or in a corner. It may also be flush mounted,
using optional flush mounting bracket SRF-201 (Fig. 9). Always mount
the unit on a firm and stable surface.
A. Select the mounting location so that the expected motion of an
intruder will cross the beams of the coverage pattern provided by
the lens in actual use.
It is recommended to aim the PIR detector toward the coolest place
in the protected area, in order to obtain the maximum sensitivity
where high ambient temperatures are expected.
B. Select the most convenient
mounting height.
You may mount the unit anywhere
from ground level up to 5 m (17 ft).
An accurate adjustment table deter-
mines the recommended angle for
any combination of range and
mounting height (see Table 1).
Take into account that installations
at increased height result in larger
blind areas close to the detector.
Figure 9. Flush mounting
bracket SRF-201
Figure 5. SRN-2000H
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C. Where a single-layer pattern has been selected because pets are
present, it is recommended that the detector be installed at the
smallest possible height allowing the beams to be directed above
the level of the pet's activity.
D. SUPER RED units are extremely immune to air turbulence and RF
interference. However, to minimize false alarms, it is highly
recommended to avoid aiming the detector at heaters, sources of
bright light, or windows subjected to direct sunlight. Also avoid
running wiring close to high power electrical cables.
4.2 Mounting
A. To remove the cover, insert a small screwdriver into the slot on
top of the unit and press down lightly. The cover, equipped with
the lens, hinges outward and removes easily (Fig. 10).
Figure 10. Cover Removal
Figure 11. Cover Replacement
B. Mount the base (equipped with the printed circuit board) in the
location and height selected for optimum coverage. For surface
mounting use the two knockout holes at the back of the base; for
corner mounting, use the knockouts on the angled sides. The unit
must be fastened tightly to the mounting surface to avoid vibrations.
C. Insert the legs located at the bottom of the base into their respective
slots in the bottom of the cover and close by exerting slight upward
pressure (Fig. 11).
4.3 Wiring
A. For wiring the system use #22 AWG or larger wires.
Maximum wiring length between the unit and its power source
depends on the number of units connected in parallel and the wire
gauge. The following table provides the maximum wiring length for a
single unit, using different gauge wires.
Wiring Gauge 22 20 18 16
Wiring length (ft) 750 1100 1800 3000
Wiring length (m) 230 330 550 900
If two or more units are connected in parallel, the maximum wiring
length described in the table should be divided by the number of
units.
B. To route the wires into the sensor use either the wiring knockouts or
one of the lower mounting holes.
C. Make no splices within the unit and avoid contact between
uninsulated conductors and the printed circuit board.
D. Connect wires to terminal block in the following order (Fig. 12):
•Connect Tamper N.C.
terminals to a normally
closed 24-hour protect-
tion zone of the control
panel. Tamper contact
will open when cover is
removed.
•Connect the Relay N.C.
terminals to a normally closed burglar protection zone of
the control panel. Relay contacts will open upon detection
of motion or during power loss.
The relay contacts are rated at 100 mA, 30 VDC maximum
(resistive load only). An 18-ohm resistor is internally connected
in series with the relay contacts.
•Connect the 12VDC (+) and (–) terminals to a 9 - 16 Volt DC
power source and check for correct polarity.
The power source should have a back-up battery that is capable
of supplying power for at least four hours of operation, during
power failure. Current drain of each sensor is approximately 17
mA.
E. Seal all openings in the base with tape or RTV to prevent
insects from entering the unit.
4.4 Adjusting the Coverage Area
SUPER-RED provides you with the most powerful tools for quick, easy
and accurate pattern adjustments.
The coverage-range control adjustment, LED selector, horizontal
adjustment, vertical calibrated scale adjustment, vertical adjustment
table and beam masking material are all unique features which enable
precise pattern positioning, both vertically and horizontally.
LED selector
The LED selector consists of a pin header and jumper to switch the
walk-test LED either ON or OFF.
Horizontal Adjustment
The SUPER-RED coverage pattern can be adjusted horizontally
approximately ±15° by rotating the lens to the left or right.
To adjust the lens, remove the lens-retainers, rotate the lens carefully to
the desired position and lock the lens.
Vertical Adjusting Scale
The vertical adjustment scale (printed on left side of the P.C. board) and
the plastic pointer on the base indicate (in degrees) the vertical angle
between the upper layer of the coverage pattern and the horizontal line
of the unit.
Table 1 gives the optimum scale adjustment for various combinations of
mounting height and coverage range (indicated in feet and meters).
The scale enables pattern adjustment from +10°upward to -20°
downward, according to the installation height and the required
coverage range. All SUPER-RED sensors are shipped from our factory
pre-set to -5°(downward).
To change the vertical-pattern adjustment, loosen the screw which
fastens the printed circuit board to the base, slide the P.C. board
up/down to the desired angle and tighten the screw.
Table 1 - Vertical Adjustment Scale
Figure 13. Printed Circuit Board
Coverage-Range Control Adjustment
The potentiometer - marked "RANGE" on the P.C. board - should be set
according to the actual room size, relative to the lens's range coverage
specification.
For example, if you are using lens No. 100, which is specified for 18 m
(60 ft) in a 9 m (30 ft) room, set the range control to 1/2 (9/18 = 1/2).
In installations requiring maximum detection sensitivity or when hot
ambient temperatures are expected, it is recommended that the range
control potentiometer be set to maximum.
Beam Masking Material
A special beam-masking material supplied with each SUPER-RED
sensor can be used to mask individual segments in the lens array which
are exposed to potential sources of false alarm (heaters, blowers, pets,
etc).
Figure 12. Terminal Block
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The material is transparent to visible light but blocks any infrared
energy. To block individual beam(s), locate the corresponding
segment(s) in the array. Cut the masking material to the exact
dimensions of the segment(s) to be blocked, remove the backing paper
and apply the masking material accurately to the inside (smooth)
surface of the appropriate segment(s). In some cases, more than one
layer of the lens masking material may be required to completely block
the infrared energy.
4.5 Setting the Pulse Counter
Several models of the SRN-2000 series are equipped with a
programmable pulse counter which can be set to count 1, 2, or 3 pulses,
before activating the alarm relay. To set the pulse counter, set the
jumper as desired (1, 2 or 3.)
3 Pulses: This setting provides the maximum protection against false
alarms caused by all types of environmental disturbances.
Three pulses may be selected for all applications where wide-angle,
multi-beam lenses are used - such as illustrated in Sections 1, 2, 3, 6
and 7 of the SUPER-RED Lens Library (except lens No. 53). When the
pulse counter is set to 3, no alarm will be triggered unless the unit
registers 3 pulses within approximately one minute. This ordinarily
requires crossing more than one beam - each dual-beam produces two
pulses and one additional beam element is needed to provide the third
pulse.
Note: Three pulses should never be used with lens No. 53 or with the
long-range lenses in Sections 4 and 5 of the Lens Library.
2 Pulses: This setting can be used to increase the sensor's immunity to
false alarms when long-range or low-density lenses (which normally
require one pulse setting) are used. Two pulses should be used only in
cold or temperature-controlled locations and when actual room size is
much less than the range specified for the lens in use. Otherwise, one
pulse should be selected.
1 Pulse: This setting actually disables the pulse counter. It should be
used when it is necessary to activate an alarm on the first detected
pulse, such as with long-range lenses.
One pulse should be selected when using the long-range lenses
illustrated in Sections 4 and 5 of the Lens Library, lens No. 53 or in high-
security installations when fast "catch" performance is of highest
importance.
Self-Adjusting Walk-Test Override
The unique pulse counter incorporated in the SRN-2000 features an
automatic override to single-pulse mode during walk-testing. After alarm
signaling, the pulse counter converts automatically to single-pulse
setting for several seconds. During this time period each detection pulse
will activate an immediate alarm.
This feature enables convenient walk-testing of each beam in the
coverage pattern - exactly as for a unit without a pulse counter.
Two minutes after the end of walk-testing, the pulse counter returns
automatically to its original setting and is ready for a new counting
sequence.
4.6 Final Testing
A. Apply 12 VDC power and allow five minutes for the unit to stabilize
before testing.
B. Adjust the vertical-pattern angle according to Table 1.
C. Set the LED selector to ON and replace the cover.
D. Set the pulse counter (SRN-2000) according to Section 4.5.
E. Walk-test the entire protected area by walking slowly across the
coverage-pattern beams while observing the LED. The LED lights
up whenever you cross a protective beam. Allow two seconds
between each test for the unit to re-stabilize.
F. MASK beams which face potential sources of false alarms (see
Section 4.4).
G. If desired, disable the LED by setting LED selector to OFF.
4.7 Test Point (T.P.)
The test point T.P. terminal provides a good means for analyzing the
sensor in the event of an environmental problem or suspicion of a faulty
sensor. Using a DC voltmeter (20K ohms per Volt), connect its positive
lead to the T.P. terminal and the negative lead to the (–) VDC terminal.
See Figure 12.
For easy testing, temporarily connect two wires to these terminals and
route them out of the unit. The meter can then be connected to the
wires. Set the meter to 5 VDC range and completely cover the lens
array, using a piece of cardboard so that motion cannot be detected.
The meter should indicate approximately 2.0 VDC. If the meter indicates
more than 2.3 VDC or less than 1.7 VDC, the unit should be replaced.
Uncover the lens and allow the meter to stabilize; do not move. Any
motion into or out of a detection beam or an environmental disturbance
which affects the PIR will cause the meter to deflect above or below the
2.0 volt level. Meter variations of more than ±1 volt (i.e. above 3.0 volt or
below 1.0 volt), will trigger an alarm.
4.8 Maintenance
The proper operation, range and the coverage pattern of the unit should
be checked at least once a year according to Section 4.6 "Final
Testing." To assure proper continuous operation, the end user should
be instructed to walk through the entire coverage pattern and to assure
an alarm output, each time before the alarm system is armed.
WARRANTY
Visonic Limited (the “Manufacturer") warrants this product only (the "Product") to the original purchaser only (the
“Purchaser”) against defective workmanship and materials under normal use of the Product for a period of
twelve (12) months from the date of shipment by the Manufacturer.
This Warranty is absolutely conditional upon the Product having been properly installed, maintained and
operated under conditions of normal use in accordance with the Manufacturers recommended installation and
operation instructions. Products which have become defective for any other reason, according to the
Manufacturers discretion, such as improper installation, failure to follow recommended installation and
operational instructions, neglect, willful damage, misuse or vandalism, accidental damage, alteration or
tampering, or repair by anyone other than the manufacturer, are not covered by this Warranty.
The Manufacturer does not represent that this Product may not be compromised and/or circumvented or that
the Product will prevent any death and/or personal injury and/or damage to property resulting from burglary,
robbery, fire or otherwise, or that the Product will in all cases provide adequate warning or protection. The
Product, properly installed and maintained, only reduces the risk of such events without warning and it is not a
guarantee or insurance that such events will not occur.
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Warning:The user must follow the Manufacturer’s installation and operational instructions including testing the
Product and its whole system at least once a week and to take all necessary precautions for his/her safety and
the protection of his/her property.
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