Yale AC-OPIR User manual

Outdoor Motion Detector Manual
ACOPIR
The ACOPIR, a battery operated Outdoor Motion Detector,
allows economical and effortless outdoor installation while
providing exceptional detection capabilities.
The built-in sensor with detection sensitivity eliminates the
chance of false alarms caused by small animals or other outdoor
disturbances.
The anti-masking feature allows for detection of attempts to
blind the detector by placing objects in its field of view.
In addition, the adjustable Detection Range gives an effective
zoning solution for every installation environment, providing
peace of mind whilst protecting your premises.

Identifying the Parts
1. Digital Proximity Detector
The detector is used to detect any masking (blocking) attempt by
an intruder.
2. LED indicator
The LED indicator is used to indicate the system status.
3. PIR Sensor
The sensor is intended to detect moving objects.
4. Test Button
The Test button is used for testing the radio performance and for
learning purpose.
5. DIP Switch Block
There are 8 DIP Switches for setting function & detection
sensitivity levels.
6. Tamper Switch
ACOPIR is protected by the tamper switch against any
unauthorised removal from the mounting plate or mounting
location.
7. Battery Compartment
8. Mounting Plate
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Outdoor Pet-Immune PIR Motion Sensor (EIR-32-2W)
The EIR-32, a battery operated outdoor PIR detector, allows economical and effortless outdoor installation while providing
exceptional detection capabilities.
The built-in sensor with detection sensitivity eliminates the chance of false alarms caused by small animals or other outdoor
disturbances.
The anti-masking feature allows for detection of any attempts to blind the detector by placing objects in its field of view.
In addition, the adjustable Detection Range gives the effective match for every installation environment, that provides a peace of
mind living-style and yet protecting your premises and be-loved ones all year round.
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Front View Inside View Back View
1. Digital Proximity Detector
The detector is used detect any masking (blocking) attempt by an intruder.
2. LED indicator
The LED indicator is used to indicate the system status.
3. IR Sensor
The sensor is intended to detect moving objects.
4. Test Button
The Test button is used for testing the radio performance and for learning purpose.
5. DIP Switch Block
There are 8 DIP Switches for setting the function & detection sensitivity levels.
6. Tamper Switch
EIR-32 is protected by the tamper switch against any unauthorized removal from the mounting plate or mounting
location.
7. Battery Compartment
8. Mounting Plate
9. Breakaway Area
The Breakaway Area has 6 knockouts (2 for surface mounting and 4 for corner mounting) where plastic is thinner for
screw mounting. When the Detector is forcibly removed from mounting location, the Break Away area will detach and
allow tamper switch to be activated.
10. Protective Shield
The protective shield protects the Digital Proximity Detector from rain.
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In Normal operation mode, the LED Indicator remains off except:
When the Motion Sensor is in low battery condition, each time it transmits a detected movement, the LED will flash for
6 times.
Front View Inside View Back View
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9. Breakaway Area
The Breakaway Area has 6 knockouts (2 for surface mounting
and 4 for corner mounting) where plastic is thinner for screw
mounting. When the Detector is forcibly removed from mounting
location, the Break Away area will detach and activate the
tamper alarm.
10.Protective Shield
The protective shield protects the Digital Proximity Detector from
rain.
LED Indicator
In Normal operation mode, the LED Indicator remains off except:
• When the Outdoor Motion Detector is in low battery condition,
each time it transmits a detected movement, the LED will flash
for 6 times.
• When the Tamper Switch is triggered, the LED will flash for 6
times to indicate it is transmitting “Tamper” signal.
• When the Tamper condition persists, each time it transmits a
detected movement, the LED will flash for 6 times.
• In Test mode, the LED will flash for 6 times whenever a
movement is detected.
If the LED flashes to indicate signal transmission, it will flash twice
rapidly upon receiving acknowledgement from the hub.
Test Mode
The Outdoor Motion Detector can be put into Test mode for 10
minutes by pressing the Test button once. In Test mode, sleep
timer is disabled and LED indicator will light up for two seconds
whenever a movement is detected. The Outdoor Motion Detector
will automatically exit Test Mode after 10 minutes, and return to
normal mode.
To put the Outdoor Motion Detector into constant Test mode, please
adjust DIP switch 1 (please refer to DIP Switch Position Table).

Battery
• The Outdoor Motion Detector uses two AA lithium batteries as its
power source.
• The Outdoor Motion Detector features low battery voltage
detection. When low battery is detected, a low battery signal will
be sent to the Sync hub along with regular signal transmissions
for the Sync hub to display the status accordingly.
To Change Battery:
Step 1: Navigate the Sync hub into Programming mode using the Yale
Home app
Step 2: Remove the Outdoor Motion Detector from mounting position
and unscrew to open top cover.
Step 3: Remove the old batteries and press the tamper button a few
seconds to fully discharge.
Step 4: Insert two new AA Batteries.
Step 5: Screw back the top cover.
Step 6: Mount back the Outdoor Motion Detector to mounting
location.
Step 7: Navigate the Sync hub to exit Programming mode and
return to operation mode in the Yale Home app. The
procedure is complete.
Supervisory Signal
• After installation, the Outdoor Motion Detector will automatically
transmit Supervisory signals periodically to the Sync hub at
random intervals of 30 to 50 minutes.
• If the Sync hub has not received the signal from the
Outdoor Motion Detector for the preset period of time, the Sync
hub will indicate on its display that the particular Outdoor Motion
Detector is experiencing an out-of-signal problem.

Sleep Timer
The Outdoor Motion Detector features an automatic “sleep time” of
approximately one minute for power conservation. After transmitting
a detected movement, the Outdoor Motion Detector will not
retransmit for one minute. Any further movement detected within
this one-minute sleep period will extend the sleep time by another
minute. This way, continuous movement in front of Outdoor Motion
Detector will not unduly exhaust the battery.
Double Knock Function
The Outdoor Motion Detector has a double knock function. If the
double knock function is enabled, the Outdoor Motion Detector will
report an alarm to the Sync hub only if two movements are detected
within 10 seconds. If the double knock function is disabled, the
Outdoor Motion Detector will report an alarm to the Sync hub when
a movement is detected.
Proximity Detection
• The Outdoor Motion Detector has a digital proximity detector that
can detect any masking (blocking) attempt by an intruder.
• When a masking event is detected, and the masking condition
lasts for 2 minutes, ACOPIR will send a tamper open signal to
the Sync hub to notify user of the condition.
• After masking/blocking is removed for 2 minutes, ACOPIR will
send tamper restore signal to the Sync hub.
Note:
Any PIR trigger movement will clear currently detected masking
event/condition. A masking event must be detected and last for 2
minutes for the tamper open report to be transmitted.

DIP Switch Position Table
The function of each DIP Switch is listed in the table below. The DIP
Switch is either ON or OFF. Top position indicates ON and bottom
position indicates OFF.
Note:
After changing Dip Switch settings, please
re-power on the ACOPIR for it to operate
with new Dip Switch Settings.
Tamper Protection
• ACOPIR is protected by a tamper switch which is compressed
when it is hooked onto the mounting bracket.
• Whenever the Outdoor Motion Detector is removed from the
mounting plate, the tamper switch will be activated.
• When the Outdoor Motion Detector is forcibly removed from
mounting location, the break away area on the mounting plate
will detach, also allowing the tamper switch to be activated.
• The Outdoor Motion Detector will send a tamper open signal
to remind the user of the condition whenever the tamper switch
is activated.
Getting Started - Learning the Outdoor Motion Detector into the
Sync hub
• Loosen the fixing screws and remove the cover assembly.
• Based on your needs, set Sensitivity Switch as shown in DIP
Switch Position Table.
ON
1 2
ON
OFF
DIP Position Function
Switch 1
ON Test Mode
OFF Normal Mode (Default)
Switch 2
ON
Reserved
OFF
Switch 3
ON PIR facing a wall within 10m
OFF PIR facing an open space (no wall within
10m) (Default)
Switch 4
ON PIR facing a lawn (default)
OFF PIR facing a concrete/stone ground
DIP Sensitivity Level
Switch 5 Switch 6
ON ON Low; 60kg pet (default)
ON OFF Medium; 35kg pet
OFF ON High; 20kg pet
OFF OFF Reserved
DIP Position Function
Switch 7 ON Double Knock Enable (default)
OFF Double Knock Disable
Switch 8 ON Pet Immune Enable (default)
OFF Pet Immune Disable

• Insert two AA Batteries into the battery holder taking
care to connect the polarity correctly.
• The LED indicator will flash for 60 seconds. The Outdoor Motion
Detector is warming up. During the warming period, the Outdoor
Motion Detector is not activated. It is recommended that you stay
away from the detection area during this time. After the warming
period is over, the LED dims and the Outdoor Motion Detector is
ready to operate.
• Put the Sync hub into learning mode using the Yale Home app.
Please refer to Sync hub manual for details.
• Press the Test button once. The LED indicator will flash for three
times.
• If the Sync hub receives the signal, it will display the
information accordingly. Refer to the Sync hub manual
to complete the learn-in process.
• After the Outdoor Motion Detector is learnt-in, put the Sync hub
into Walk Test mode using the Yale Home app. Hold the Motion
Sensor in the desired location, and press the Test button to
confirm this location is within the signal range of the Sync hub.
• When you are satisfied that the Outdoor Motion Detector works
in the chosen location, you can proceed to installation.
Note:
Walk Test should be conducted to confirm proper operation and
coverage of the Outdoor Motion Detector.
When learning Outdoor Motion Detector or conducting Walk Test,
please avoid obstructing the anti-masking detector with your hand,
otherwise tamper open signal will transmitted to the Sync hub if
masking condition lasts for 2 minutes.
Mounting & Installation Method
• Mounting with mounting plate:
• The Outdoor Motion Detector is designed to be mounted on
either a flat surface or in a corner situation with fixing screws and
plugs provided.

• The provided mounting plate has knockouts, where the plastic is
thinner and can be broken for mounting purpose. Two knockouts
are for surface fixing and four knockouts are for corner fixing as
shown in the picture.
• To Mount ACOPIR with Mounting Bracket:
1) Use the mounting plate as a template to drill holes on the
wall for plugs.
2) Push in the plugs and fix the mounting plate on the wall with
the screws.
3) Mount ACOPIR with the hooks of
the mounting plate latched
on the back cover of the ACOPIR,
and then push downwards
until you hear a click sound to
lock the hook.
4) Insert the protective shield
(the protective film from both
sides must first be removed).Note:
After Outdoor Motion Detector is mounted, if the Yale Home app
displays the Tamper fault status for the device, please make sure the
anti-masking detector is not obstructed by any object and wait for
two minutes to see if the Tamper Open status is cleared. If Tamper
Open status persists after two minutes, please remove Outdoor
Motion Detector from the mounting location, and check if the
Tamper Switch is properly compressed against the mounting plate.
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 T Ta am mp pe er r P Pr ro ot te ec ct ti io on n
EIR-32 is protected by a tamper switch which is compressed when it is hooked onto the mounting bracket.
Whenever the Motion Sensor is removed from the mounting plate, the tamper switch will be activated.
When the Motion Sensor is forcibly removed from mounting location, the Break Away area on the mounting plate will
detach, also allowing the tamper switch to be activated.
The Motion Sensor will send a tamper open signal to remind the user of the condition whenever the tamper switch is
activated.
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Loosen the fixing screws and remove the cover assembly.
Based on your needs, set Sensitivity Switch as shown in DIP Switch Position Table.
Insert two AAL91 lithium batteries into the battery holder taking care to connect the polarity correctly.
The LED indicator will flash for 60 seconds. The Motion Sensor is warming up. During the warming period, the Motion
Sensor is not activated. It is recommended that you stay away from the detection area during this time. After the
warming period is over, the LED dims and the Motion Sensor is ready to operate.
Put the Control Panel into learning mode, refer to Control Panel manual for details.
Press the Test button once. The LED indicator will flash for three times.
If the Control Panel receives the signal, it will display the information accordingly. Refer to the Control Panel manual to
complete the learn-in process. (For certain Control Panel models, the Motion Sensor can be learnt in as a regular PIR
with programmable attributes and thus the Control Panel will report when an alarm is triggered).
After the Motion Sensor is learnt-in, put the Control Panel into Walk Test mode. Hold the Motion Sensor in the desired
location, and press the Test button to confirm this location is within the signal range of the Control Panel.
When you are satisfied that the Motion Sensor works in the chosen location, you can proceed to installation.
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 Walk Test should be conducted to confirm proper operation and coverage of the Motion Sensor.
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 When learning Motion Sensor or conducting Walk Test, please avoid obstructing the anti-masking detector by
your hand, otherwise tamper open signal will transmitted to the Control Panel if masking condition lasts for 2
minutes.
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Mounting with mounting plate:
The Motion Sensor is designed to be mounted on either a flat surface or in a
corner situation with fixing screws and plugs provided.
The provided mounting plate has knockouts, where the plastic is thinner and
can be broken for mounting purpose. Two knockouts are for surface fixing
and four knockouts are for corner fixing as shown in the picture.
To Mount EIR-32 with Mounting Bracket:
1) Use the mounting plate as a template to drill holes on the wall for plugs.
2) Push in the plugs and fix the mounting plate on the wall with the screws.
3) Mount EIR-32 with the hooks of the mounting plate latched on the back
cover of the EIR-32, and then push downwards until you hear a click
sound to lock the hook.
4) Insert the protective shield (the protective film from both sides must first
be removed).

Installation Recommendations
It is recommended to install the Outdoor Motion Detector in the
following locations:
• 2M (measured from bottom of the Outdoor Motion Detector)
above ground level for best performance.
• The operating temperature is -10° to 45°C.
• In a corner for the widest view.
• Where an intruder would normally move across
the Outdoor Motion Detector’s field of view.
• A surface or corner where animals cannot access.
• The Outdoor Motion Detector has a detection range of 10M when
mounted 2m above ground.
Limitations
• Do not install the Outdoor Motion Detector completely exposed
to direct sunlight.
• Avoid large obstacles in the detection area.
• Do not point directly at sources of heat, such as fires and boilers,
or install above radiators.
• Never attempt to disassemble or modify the unit.
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2) Fix the mounting plate on the swivel ball with the fixing screw secured through the foolproof design hole.
3) Mount EIR-32 with the hooks of the mounting plate latched on the back cover of the EIR-32, and then push
downwards until you hear a click sound to lock the hook.
4) Insert the protective shield (the protective film from both sides must first be removed).
5) Rotate the swivel ball horizontally to adjust EIR-32’s detecting angle. (When the angle adjusting screw is
half loosen, the swivel ball can still be rotated.)
6) When EIR-32 is rotated to a positon with desired detection coverage, you can lock the position by firmly
tightening the angle adjusting screw.
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 After EIR-32 is mounted, if the Control Panel displays the Tamper fault status for the device, please make sure the
anti-masking detector is not obstructed by any object and wait for two minutes to see if the Tamper Open status is
cleared. If Tamper Open status persisits after two minutes, please remove EIR-32 from the mounting location, and
check if the Tamper Switch is properly compressed against the mounting plate.
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It is recommended to install the Motion Sensor in the
following locations:
2M (measured from bottom of the motion sensor)
above ground level for best performance.
The operating temperature is -10°to 45°C.
In a corner for the widest view.
Where an intruder would normally move across
the Motion Sensor’s field of view.
A surface or corner where animals are
inaccessible.
The Motion Sensor has a detection range of 10M when mounted 2m above ground.
Limitations:
Do not install the Motion Sensor completely exposed to direct sunlight.
Avoid large obstacles in the detection area.
Do not point directly at sources of heat, such as fires and boilers, or install above radiators.
Never attempt to disassemble or modify the unit.
Please install the Motion Sensor straight up. Do not tilt it.
PIR Detection Range
1m 10m
2m

Please install the Outdoor Motion
Detector straight up. Do not tilt it.
Do not install the Outdoor Motion
Detector where objects moved by
wind such as trees and laundry,
may block the Outdoor Motion
Detector’s field of view.
Clear all light reflecting surfaces
from the detection area, as well as
water puddles.
Avoid pointing the unit at the path
of either intake or exhaust airflow
from such as air conditioning units
or tumble dryer outlets.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Adjust the Dip Switches according to the installation location of
the Outdoor Motion Detector for ideal performance. If Dip Switch
settings do not match with installation environment, the Outdoor
Motion Detector’s performance will be hindered and may cause
either false alarm or inability to detect movement.
The Outdoor Motion Detector detects differences between the
moving object and the background.
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Do not install the motion sensor where objects moved by wind such as trees and laundry, which may block the
motion sensor’s field of view.
Clear all light reflecting surfaces from the detection area, as well as water puddles.
Avoid looking directly at the path of outdoor unit’s intake or exhaust airf l ow.
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Adjust the Dip Switches according to the installation location of the Motion Sensor for ideal performance. If Dip
Switch settings does not match with installation environment, the Motion Sensor’s performance will be hindered
and may cause either false alarm or inability to detect movement.
The Motion Sensor detects differences between the moving object and the background. If the object is idle (i.e.
not moving), the Motion Sensor is unable to detect it.
The Motion Sensor has a directional characteristic and is most effective at detecting intruder moving across field
of detection. It is less sensitive for detecting motion directly towards the Motion Sensor.
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Do not install the motion sensor where objects moved by wind such as trees and laundry, which may block the
motion sensor’s field of view.
Clear all light reflecting surfaces from the detection area, as well as water puddles.
Avoid looking directly at the path of outdoor unit’s intake or exhaust airflo w.
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Adjust the Dip Switches according to the installation location of the Motion Sensor for ideal performance. If Dip
Switch settings does not match with installation environment, the Motion Sensor’s performance will be hindered
and may cause either false alarm or inability to detect movement.
The Motion Sensor detects differences between the moving object and the background. If the object is idle (i.e.
not moving), the Motion Sensor is unable to detect it.
The Motion Sensor has a directional characteristic and is most effective at detecting intruder moving across field
of detection. It is less sensitive for detecting motion directly towards the Motion Sensor.
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Do not install the motion sensor where objects moved by wind such as trees and laundry, which may block the
motion sensor’s field of view.
Clear all light reflecting surfaces from the detection area, as well as water puddles.
Avoid looking directly at the path of outdoor unit’s intake or exhaust airfl o w.
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Adjust the Dip Switches according to the installation location of the Motion Sensor for ideal performance. If Dip
Switch settings does not match with installation environment, the Motion Sensor’s performance will be hindered
and may cause either false alarm or inability to detect movement.
The Motion Sensor detects differences between the moving object and the background. If the object is idle (i.e.
not moving), the Motion Sensor is unable to detect it.
The Motion Sensor has a directional characteristic and is most effective at detecting intruder moving across field
of detection. It is less sensitive for detecting motion directly towards the Motion Sensor.
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Do not install the motion sensor where objects moved by wind such as trees and laundry, which may block the
motion sensor’s field of view.
Clear all light reflecting surfaces from the detection area, as well as water puddles.
Avoid looking directly at the path of outdoor unit’s intake or exhaust airfl o w.
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<I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T N NO OT TE E> >
Adjust the Dip Switches according to the installation location of the Motion Sensor for ideal performance. If Dip
Switch settings does not match with installation environment, the Motion Sensor’s performance will be hindered
and may cause either false alarm or inability to detect movement.
The Motion Sensor detects differences between the moving object and the background. If the object is idle (i.e.
not moving), the Motion Sensor is unable to detect it.
The Motion Sensor has a directional characteristic and is most effective at detecting intruder moving across field
of detection. It is less sensitive for detecting motion directly towards the Motion Sensor.

If the object is idle (i.e. not moving), the Outdoor Motion Detector is
unable to detect it.
The Outdoor Motion Detector has a directional characteristic and is
most effective at detecting intruder moving across field of detection.
It is less sensitive for detecting motion directly towards the Outdoor
Motion Detector.
For best performance, remember to adjust the mounting height of
Outdoor Motion Detector with respect to the height of the tallest pet
in the house. Taller dogs require the Outdoor Motion Detector to be
mounted higher for pet friendliness.
The Outdoor Motion Detector has about 1M of blind spot under it
when mounted at 2M high. The blind spot area will enlarge if you
mount the Outdoor Motion Detector higher than 2M, and reduce if
lower than 2M.
Unless required, we suggest keeping the Outdoor Motion Detector
mounting location at 2M for optimum performance. If you change
the mounting height, please conduct detection test to make sure the
Outdoor Motion Detector can detect intruder normally at the chosen
height.

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