Xtralis ADPRO PRO E User manual

ADPRO®PRO
Passive-Infrared Perimeter
Intrusion Detection Systems
(PIR PIDS)
Installation Guide
October 2016
Document: 27386_05

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AA Aperture Angle
CZ Creep Zone
PID Perimeter Intrusion Detector
PIDS Perimeter Intrusion Detection System
PIR Passive-Infrared
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WARNING! This icon is used to indicate that there is an immediate
danger of falling, which may lead to death or permanent injury, such as
if unsecured ladders that can slip are used. Additional information: also
see guidelines on “Workplace Safety” applicable locally.
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Table of Contents
1 General Notes 1
1.1 Information about this guide 1
1.2 Warranty 1
1.3 Customer Service and Product Monitoring 1
1.4 Proper use 1
1.5 Applicable documents 2
1.6 Safety precautions 2
1.7 Environmental protection 3
1.8 Transportation, Packaging and Storage 3
2 Installation 5
2.1 Preparatory instructions 5
2.2 Instructions on cabling 6
2.3 Lightning and overvoltage protection 6
2.4 Detector Assembly 7
2.5 Pole mounting of detector holder 8
2.6 Wall installation of detector holder 10
2.7 Installation 12
2.8 PRO E-Series Installation steps 13
2.9 PRO E-RF Installation steps 20
2.10 Final check 25
3 Detector Alignment 27
3.1 Installation of the telescope 27
3.2 Alignment with the help of the telescope 27
3.3 CT PRO 2 – wireless walk tester 29
4 Detector configuration 31
5 Overview of the circuit board 33
5.1 Pin assignment Alarm Outputs 33
5.2 Interface module IFM-485-ST 34
6 Technical data 37
6.1 Maintenance and Cleaning 38
7 Unwanted alarms 39
8 Dismantling and disposal 41
8.1 Work safety 41
8.2 Measures before dismantling 41
8.3 Disposal 41
Notes 42

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1 General Notes
1.1 Information about this guide
Use of the guide This guide provides information for the safe and efficient installation/handling
of the device. For defect-free functioning of the device, all instructions in this
guide must be followed.
Compulsory reading This guide must be read carefully before installation of the device.
Diagrams in this guide The diagrams in this guide are for a basic understanding only and may differ
depending on the version of your device.
Loss of guide A replacement copy can be ordered from Xtralis if this guide is lost, or
downloaded from the Xtralis Security Solutions Support site at
www.xtralissecurity.com.
You can find contact details on page 2.
Information in this guide The information and safety instructions in this guide were composed in
accordance with the latest standards, guidelines and rules and the state of the
technology, and are based on many years of experience.
The materials delivered with the device or the device features may differ from
the descriptions and diagrams in this guide, depending on whether any optional
items have been ordered, or special versions have been manufactured, or if
there have been recent technical changes.
1.2 Warranty
Terms of Warranty The terms of warranty are defined in the sales agreement and in the
manufacturer’s general terms of business.
Preconditions The manufacturer is entitled to a final decision on a warranty claim in respect of
the return of defective parts (if necessary after a test on site).
The warranty period for the device does not get extended when defective parts
are replaced.
All changes or major repairs by the user or a third party without the written
approval of the manufacturer will lead to a cancellation of the warranty.
1.3 Customer Service and Product Monitoring
Customer Service For errors and problems which cannot be rectified with the help of the
information in this guide, or for technical questions, please contact our
customer service.
You can find contact details on page ii.
Product Monitoring Our aim is to improve our products continually. We are therefore interested in
your experience with the product. We welcome your feedback regarding any
malfunctioning of the device during the use of the product.
Please inform the manufacturer of any incidents or malfunctioning.
1.4 Proper use
Xtralis ADPRO detectors are designed to detect the presence in sensitive areas of individuals without access
authorization (in this guide, "intruder") and to initiate intervention measures speedily or cause a camera to
switch on for a further analysis of the event.

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1.5 Applicable documents
1.5.1 Guides
lADPRO PRO E Introduction to PIR Technology Guide, document no. (27385)
lADPRO PRO E PIR System Setup Guide, document no. (26571)
lADPRO PRO E PIR System Design and Planning Guide, document no. (27387)
lVdS Directive System Components for Perimeter Monitoring VdS3456
lprEN50606 External Perimeter Security Systems (in development)
1.5.2 Xtralis Websites
www.xtralis.com
Xtralis Security Solutions Support Site
www.xtralissecurity.com
You can find data sheets as well as commercial information in the public area of the website. Registration is
free, and our partners have access to detailed information such as guides, Xtralis white papers, presentations,
images, videos, certificates, as well as software and drivers free of charge.
Landing page ADPRO PRO E Passive-Infrared Detectors
www.xtralis.com/adpro_pro_e_detectors
Xtralis Product Videos
www.xtralis.com/video.cfm
1.6 Safety precautions
This section contains an overview of all important safety precautions to be taken for smooth and reliable
operation.
Non-observance of the instructions/warnings in this guide can lead to injury or death.
1.6.1 Responsibilities of the User
General The safety instructions in this guide are meant to ensure user safety and
prevent accidents. In addition, environmental protection standards must be
taken into consideration in positioning the device.
Defect-free technical
condition
To guarantee that the device remains in defect-free technical condition, the
maintenance instructions described in this guide must be followed.
1.6.2 Personnel requirements and qualifications
This guide assumes the following qualifications for the various tasks described in the guide:
Electricians Electricians having the educational background, experience and knowledge of
standards, regulations and procedures that qualify them to work on electrical
systems and risk detection.
System integrators Skilled system integrators having the educational background, experience and
knowledge of standards, regulations and procedures which qualify them for
work on alarm/IT systems and risk detection.

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1.7 Environmental protection
1.7.1 Damage to environment
ATTENTION:
Risk to environment through improper use!
Improper use of substances that are hazardous to the environment, and in particular their
improper disposal, can cause substantial environmental damage.
Hence:
lAlways follow the instructions in this guide
lInitiate appropriate measures immediately if environmentally hazardous substances are
released into the surroundings. Inform the responsible local authority of the damage in case
of doubt.
1.8 Transportation, Packaging and Storage
1.8.1 Transportation
Note: To prevent damage, all components should always be transported in their original packaging.
1.8.2 Packaging
lPackaging
Detectors and their accessories have been adequately packaged for proper transportation/warehouse
storage. Only eco-friendly materials have been used for packaging.
Packaging protects against damage during transit, corrosion and other damage, and should not be
destroyed or disposed off.
lHandling packaging materials
If packaging materials are no longer needed nonetheless, you must dispose of the packaging materials in
keeping with applicable statutory regulations and local guidelines.
WARNING:
Environmental damage through improper disposal!
Packaging materials are valuable raw materials which can often be used, recycled and reused
in many instances. Please dispose of packaging materials in an environmentally friendly
manner.
Please comply with local disposal regulations.
lUnpacking
Detectors are typically delivered as an individual product along with instructions for use; no further
documentation comes with the product. Documentation and resources, such as the latest version of the
planning and installation guide, ADPRO PRO PIR e-data sheets and e-brochures, drivers and software
tools etc., can be downloaded free of cost from the Xtralis Security Solutions Support Site at
www.xtralissecurity.com
While unpacking the detector, please take the usual electrical and electrostatic (ESD) precautions by
providing sufficient earthing, and observe applicable work safety guidelines.
CAUTION:
Dismantling the detector may lead to permanent damage or even loss of warranty.
Operating a detector outside the operating voltage or temperature range specified for it can also
lead to permanent damage.
A detector contains sensitive electrostatic components and should be handled accordingly.

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2 Installation
2.1 Preparatory instructions
2.1.1 Safety precautions
WARNING:
Risk of injury due to improper installation and commissioning!
Improper installation and commissioning can lead to serious injury or damage.
Hence:
lWork on the electric system should be performed only by qualified electricians
lLook out for openly accessible, sharp-edged parts.
lBefore installation, make sure the device has not been damaged during transportation.
lBefore installation, make sure that all transport packaging and/or transport safeguards have
been removed from the device
lThe housing of the intrinsically safe XtralisADPRO PROE-detectors are made of non-
metallic material.
lTo prevent electrostatic charge, clean only with a damp cotton cloth!
DANGER:
Danger of fall!
There is acute danger when working with unsecured ladders. Unsecured ladders can slip and
lead to falls with serious injuries.
Hence:
lSafe approach roads should be provided for all scaffolding and other places of work.
lAll locations where work is performed and their access points must be sufficiently well-lit.
lAll ladders must be securely fastened and long enough to provide secure support for hands
and feet at all locations used.
lAdditional instructions: Local guidelines on "Work Safety” must be compulsorily observed.

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2.2 Instructions on cabling
Note: To prevent water ingress, ensure the following:
lAvoid assembly in rain and prevent soaking in the rain through appropriate means
lMaintain the minimum diameter for cables
lAlways place the plastic safety washer into the unused screwed cable gland correctly
In preparation for the detector assembly, comply with local cable installation regulations and applicable
norms. Standard minimum distances must be maintained particularly in the vicinity of electric high-power
lines, because line signals may get affected otherwise and may lead to inaccurate measurements or even
false alarms.
2.3 Lightning and overvoltage protection
WARNING:
To protect detectors from permanent damage due to a direct lightning strike when mounting on a
pole, detectors (or other devices such as camera or IR lighting) must never be mounted directly
at the top of the pole, instead a custom-calculated safe distance must be maintained above the
detector.
WARNING:
If mounting is not possible due to circumstances on the ground (pole too short in height, for
example), extensive lightning protection measures, such as installing air terminal rods as
shown above, must be taken
The following norms must also be observed in this regard:
lDIN CLC/TS 61643-12 (VDE V 0675-39-12):2010-09: Overvoltage protection devices for L.T. -
Overvoltage protection devices for specific applications, including DC voltage.
oSection 12 - Principles of selection and use – Overvoltage protection devices for use in photovoltaic
installations
lIEC 62305 (international) or EN 62305 (Europe) Lightning Protection
oSection 1 - General principles
oSection 2 - Risk Management
oSection 3 - Protection of building installations and people
oSection 4 - Electrical and electronic systems in building installations
lEN 61663-2 Lightning Protection – Telecommunications cables
oSection 2 - Cables with metallic conductors

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lEN 61643-11 Overvoltage protection devices for L.T.
oSection 11 - Overvoltage protection devices for use in L.T. systems - standards and test procedures
lEN 61643-21 Overvoltage protection devices for L.T.
oSection 21 - Overvoltage protection devices for use in telecommunications and signal-processing
networks – performance standards and test procedures
These instructions do not claim to be complete and must be supplemented if necessary with other local,
national and international standards (such as VdS Guideline VdS 2833, overvoltage protection measures for
alarm/fire extinguisher control systems or VdS Safety Guidelines Perimeter VdS 3143).
Recommendation
You can request more information and professional advice from the following manufacturer:
STRETCH + SÖHNE GmbH + Co. KG.
Hans-Dehn-Str.1
D-92318 Neumarkt
Postfach 1640
D-92306 Neumarkt
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]-1100
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Contact: www.dehn.de/de/kontakt
2.4 Detector Assembly
Notes:
lThe range of ADPRO®PRO E-detectors offered is extensive, and we can cover only basic mounting
here.
lInstallation instructions for each product must be followed with respect to detector dimensions, attaching
parts and specific features.
lThe stipulated mounting height of 2.5 m to 4 m above ground should be maintained. 4 m is the minimum
height at which the detector operates at its standard maximum range and is also optimally tamper-proof.
2.4.1 Assembly material provided
Before installation, check whether all required materials have been supplied with the detector.
1. Panels
2. Cable seal
3. Molding: straight and rounded
4. Hexagon socket screws with washers

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2.4.2 Required tools
lFolding ruler
lCross screwdriver
lHexagon socket screw driver 4 mm
lFlat-tip screwdriver 2 mm (pole assembly)
lSuitable screwdriver, shank length at least 180 mm (wall mount)
lEngineer’s pliers
lCutter (knife)
2.5 Pole mounting of detector holder
WARNING:
Ensure that cables are neatly in place before tightening the clamps to avoid damage to cables
through forcible pressing and buckling.
Due to the low net weight of ADPRO PROE-detectors, mounting is designed to use standard hose clamps
with a screw flight (not provided).
Follow the installation instructions below:
1. Break off the grooves for the screw clips from both panels as shown.
2. Insert both panels as shown. Lock the panels in place with an audible click.

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3. Insert the rounded molding (marked in red here) into the detector arm as shown.
4. Choose screw clips of a suitable diameter depending on the pole.
5. Guide the cables through the cable entry point in the detector arm casing.
Notes:
lAt this time, align the detector arm approximately at the pole:
lThe detector should be attached on the side of the pole to make subsequent alignment using the
alignment telescope easier.
lThis can be configured accurately later at the time of commissioning without loosening the clips.
(Installation of detector in detector holder Pg.11)
6. Manually tighten the screw clips uniformly.

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2.6 Wall installation of detector holder
Notes:
lEnsure that the wall is sufficiently sturdy. If you mount on thin and dry construction walls, use special
hollow cavity plugs if necessary.
lUse sufficiently long screws with an external diameter of at most 5 mm and a flat screw head.
1. Drill and dowel as shown on a suitable wall.
2. Insert the straight moulds (marked in red) as shown into the detector arm.
3. Screw in the detector arm as shown, using suitable screws. The upper screws should have a threaded
length of a min. of 75 mm and the lower screws a min. of 60 mm.

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2.6.1 Installation of detector in detector holder
1. Place the detector as shown and press it in lightly into the detector arm till it locks into place and the
lateral notches are no longer visible.
2. Insert the three hexagon socket screws supplied as shown and screw these in so that the detector does
not wobble appreciably but can still move horizontally. Do not tighten!
3. Align the detector horizontally carefully.

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2.7 Installation
2.7.1 Cabling
In the design of the detector and integrated detector holder, great care was taken to see that cabling (cable
management) could be installed very easily and quickly, and yet provide the highest level of tamper
protection, a veritable boon for the installer. The centerpiece of the solution is a patented self-sealing kidney-
shaped cable seal (Kidney Seal) which allows premanufactured cables with plugs to be used.
Both the cabling and the housing cover can be opened and closed easily using screwed plugs or click
connectors.
WARNING:
lTo protect detectors from permanent damage due to potential differences, ensure that if AC
voltage is supplied, all detectors are connected identically and L1 (+) and N (-) on the
secondary-side are not interchanged.
lTo eliminate confusion and make your work easier, we recommend the use of colored or
coded cables – even if AC voltage is used (Multiple detectors at interface module IFM-485-
ST Pg.35)

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2.7.2 Recommendations for cable use
The following are the cable specifications for PRO E-detectors (cable colours may vary):
Peak voltage: 50V AC
Temperature range: -40 .. 80°C
Test voltages: Wire/wire 1500 V, wire/shield 1200 V
2.8 PRO E-Series Installation steps
Note: An installation video is available on YouTube,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbMFwnwgixA, It is recommended to watch it before
proceeding.
1. Remove the cable insulation on the terminal side by approximately 3 mm.
2. Open the detector arm as shown.

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3. Open the housing cover by unscrewing both housing screws.
4. Install the IP module, part number: CH12005001 (optional):
The IP module is an accessory and is not included in delivery of PRO E detectors. Using the IP Module
(IPM) converts the RS-485 bus to Ethernet and makes it available remotely through the IP address of the
module. The IP module will be powered via an external PoE connection. The IP module powers the PRO
E detector via an own cable (within the scope of delivery of PRO E-IPM).
Note: If you do not use an IP module at this time, skip the installation of the IP module and continue
installation from step 5.