TEFluNAL BLOCK 7 WALK TEST GO (RED) COVER WRING ENIRv. KNOCKOUT (see chagraln 5)

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1 /NSTALLATfON No PASSIVE INFRARED/MICROWAVE MOTION DETECTOR fnstructfons GENERAL INFORMATON The No PR/Mwrowave Matron Detector provides both passive infrared and microwave detection for an area UP to 40 feet (19m) wide by SO feet (15m) ong. SUD~~VIS~ Normay, ths aoub& actron protection assures that an aarm output wi appear on/y if an intruder is detected by both of the oet~tw s sensors (PIR and Microwave). thus minimizing the possibiity of fase aarms. In addition. Microwave 6 provrded, so that in the unrkety event of a faiure in the microwave modue, protectron wi stit be prowoed by the PIR sensor aone (the unit s RED Wak est LED wi then be-fashing to ca attention to the condition) The foowing ti I) incuded: 0 Dua eement pyroerectr~c sensor. 0 Latching memory functton Wak test LED Separate monrtor LEDs for microwave and PtR 0 ESD/EOS/RFI ProtectIon 0 Tamper protected cover. 0 Microwave supervrsed output. 0 Wa/Corner mountabe desfgn Diagram 1: No PIR/MICROWAVE MOTION DETECTOR TEFuNAL BLOCK 7 WALK TEST GO (RED) COVER WRING ENIRv KNOCKOUT (see chagran 5) MONITOR MODE SOCKR WITH MODE SELECT PLUG,COVEA TAMPER SWITCH MONITOR MOPE LEDS MICROWAVE (YELLOW). PIR (GREE MICROWAVE SENSITIVITY ADJUSTME n-ma% n=mm I NORMAL/LATCHING MEMORY SELECT SOCKET WITH MODE SELECT PLUG (see Diagram 6) COVER REMOVAL SLOT TO Reease cover Press SCREWDRIVER BADE INTO REAR EDGE OF SLOT AND TWIST SLIGHTLY Diagram 2: IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

2 COVERAGE CONSIDERATIONS AND LOCATION NOTES Diagram 3 shows the detection area for a norma mounting height of 7 feet 3 inches (2.2m). and with the microwave sensor set at its maximun sensitivity. Reduced range. and width can be obtained at Other settings of the microwave sensitivity adjustment (see Diagram 2). Seecting a Mounting Location 0 Best coverage wi be obtained with the Unit ocated so that the ikey direction of intruder motion is across the PIR pattern. Mount on a stabe, firm su.rface. Do not insta where exposed to direct sunight or directy above strong sources of heat. TOP VIEW i Avoid ocations containing objects ikey to produce rapid changes in temperature, such as centra heating. radiators, ducts or heaters, air conditioners. open fame, etc. Unit shoud not point toward a fuorescent ight. m: \ / : 0 Do not aim into areas where movement may be present during the armed period. *Make Sure that the detection area does not have obstructions (curtains, screens, arge furniture. pants, etc) which may bock the coverage pattern. Avoid running aarm wiring cose to heavy-duty eectri- Ca power cabes. 50 teet (15m) Diagram 3: DEECTON AREA MOUNTING 1. Remove the front cover by pressing a screwdriver bade firmy into the sot at the ower edge of the housing base (toward the sot s rear edge) and twisting sighty (see Diagram 2). 2. Carefuy remove the printed circuit board from the housing base. It is hed in pace by a singe screw near its center. Note how it rests in the base. 3. Break away the appropriate thin-waed wiring entry knockout in the base, depending on whether surface or conceaed wiring wi be run (see Diagram 5) and route the wiring through the opening before mounting the base. 4. Mount the base with two screws as shown at A-A in Diagram 4a (for corner mounting) or at B-B in Diagram f-- I,, 4b (for wa mounting). 5. Repace and secure the printed circuit board in the base. IMPORTANT: Be sure that the edge of the board rests on the narrow edge aong the inner wa of the base.

3 a - x/... :.,, I,) : kc \, I!! Diagram 4a: CORNER MOUNTING Diagmm 4b: WALL MOUNTING WIRING CONNECTIONS _, e Conmet the wiring as shown in Ohgnm 5 \ CONTROL SIGNAL INPUT (FOR LATCHING MEMORY) ARMED: +N OR OPEN DISARMED: GROUND WIRING ENTRY KNOCKOUTS FOR SURFACE AND CONCEALED WIRING I ALARM OUTPUT TO CLOSED CIRCUIT PROTECTIVE LOOP (OPENS ON ALARM) (-) POWER INPUT (+) FROM 12VDC SOURCE TAMPER OUTPUT CONNECT IN SEPARATE 24HR TAMPER CIRCUIT OR CLOSED CIRCUIT PROTECTIVE LOOP. AS DESIRED (OPENS WHEN COVER Diignm 5: WIRING CONNECTIONS

4 Norma Mode ;n.\,i With one of the MODE SELECT PLUGS (two are provided) In the NORM& (1.2) position in the Norma/Latching Memory seect SDCket (See Diagram 6). the Wak Test (RED) LED wi ight and the aarm contacts wi open whenever the detector senses an aarm condition. The other MODE SELECT PLUG may opttonay be paced in the Monitor Mode socket for continua indication (via the YELLOW and GREEN LEDs) of the unit s rndividua response to microwave and PIR disturbances (see PR/Microwave Monitor Mode section beow. under TESTING). If it is desired to disabe the LEDs entirey during the use of the detector, do not insert either MODE SELECT PUUG. The aarm contacts wi sti function normay. Nota: To avoid oss of a MODE SELECT PLUG that is not n use, park it by pacing one of its pins in any vacant socket hoe within the unit. atching Memory Mode When used with a contro that can provide a suitabe switched signa to the detector s Contro Signa termina to indictate whether the main Protective system COntrOt is ARMED (+12V or open) or DISARMED (GND), the detector can provide Latching Memory Operation. A MODE SELECT PLUG must be paced in the LATCH (2-3) position in the Norma/Latching Memory Seect socket (see Diagram 6). In this mode, the Wak Test (RED) LED wi be inactive during the ARMED period, but shoud an intrusion occur in the protected area. the aarm contacts wi open and this occurrence wi be stored in the detector s memory. When the system is DISARMED. the LED wi ight steadiy if an aarm occurred earier and wi remain it unti ceared. The LED can be ceared by momentariy ARMING and the DISARMING the system (thus momentariy appying a contro signa). The LED wi then respond ON and OFF normay to motion detected in the protected in area during the DISARMED period. ~.,,.I MODE SELECT PLUG a= TESTING Wak Test Diagram 6: NORMAL/LATCHING MEMORY SELECT SOCKET IMPORTANT: Wait at east two mimutes after connecting power before attempting to wak test the unit. Testing of the detector shond be conducted with the protected area ceared of a peope. In some business estabishments, it wi be more convenient to do this after the business is Cosed. The protective system s contro shoud be DISARMED during the procedure to prevent reporting unwanted aarms. 1. Make sure a wiring connections are correct. 2. Conduct the wak test with the MODE SELECT PLUG in the Norma/Latching Memory Seect socket position that it wi occupy during actua use of the detector. Note: If LED Disabe operation wi be required, conduct the wak test with a MODE SELECT PLUG temporariy in NORMAL position and remove and park it at the competion of the test. (--J...

5 3. Test operation, with the cover in pace, by waking through the detection area and observing the Wak Test (RED) LED. It wi ight whenever motion is detected. Wak across the PR s beam pattern (See Dagram 2) as we as toward and away from the unit and aong the most ikey intruder routes, PIR/Microwave Monitor Mode Responses of the detector to its PIR and microwave sensors can be monitored individuay by pacing one of the MODE SELECT PLUGS in the detector s Monitor Mode socket and observing the YELLOW (Microwave) and GREEN (PIR) Monitor LEDs. This provides a means of checking for conditions that may resut in fase aarms. Normay, both monitor LEDs (YELLOW and GREEN) Shoud be Out when there is no apparent movement in the detection area. If the YELLOW (Microwave) LED ights, the microwave sensor may be responding to vibration, motion of an object. or a nearby fuorescent amp. If the GREEN (PIR) LED ights, the passive infrared Sensor may be responding to a heat source or airfow. Troube 1: INEfMENT AARM (LED OPERATIVE) Probahb csusas: A. Rapid temperature change. Check for eectric or gas heaters, open fames, eectric arcs, etc. BemaQ: Locate source and reposition detector. B. Drafts causing drapes, ight fixtures, dispay materia td move. Bamady: Eiminate source of motion. C. Light from a nearby fuorescent amp. Baaody: Eiminate source of ight. Troubb 2: INTERMITENT OR CONNJOUS ALARM Pmbabb Caugs: A. DC votage suppied to detector is inadequate, intermittent, or poarity reversed. Bamady: Ensure that proper poarity and adequate votage is suppied and that wiring is intact (no opens or shorts) and connections secure. 8. Protective oop is interrupted (open). Remedy: Determine whether interruption is in protective oop wiring or at detector s aarm reay contacts. Disconnect protective oop at detector reay contact terminas and check continuity across terminas. If absent at detector terminas (and proper votage is suppied to the detector), return unit for service. If present, check protective oop wiring. Troube 3: LED INOPERATIVE PmbabbCauses:. A. Mode Seect Pug has been removed from the Norma/Latching Memory Seect Socket. w: Repace Mode Seect Pug, if requird. B. LED mafunction. Check for broken/shorted eads. Batnady: Return unit for service. Troubb 4: DETECTION AREA CHANGES Probshb casm: A. Repositioned furniture or equipment in the protected area. Bawdy: Caution customer about ayout changes. Reposition detector. 8. Mounting surface is unstabe. A few degrees of vertica shift can change range substantiay Bent&y: Mount on secure surface.

6 r NORMAL WITH LED(S) ENA&ED NORMAL WITH LED(S) -BLED MO1 NORMA SELECT NORMAL INSERTED OPEN MODE/L1 SELECT Pt LATCH 3CKET LATCH OPEN OPEN OFF OFF ACTIVE IINSE~DF~ (ACTMI ~ (ACTIVE)~ N.A. : OPEN OFF OFF OFF LAf CHmK; MEMOCn OPEN : OPTIONAL WALK PIR/MICROwAvE MONITOR MICROWAVE SUPERVISORY (UPON FALJeI -7EqY-z INSERTED IN EITHER POSITION INSERTED IN EITHER POSiTtON OR OPEN ALARM1 : DISARMED OPEN ACTIVE OFF (IF PLUG j OFF IN LATCH 1 I POSITION) i I INSERTED OFF ACTIVE ACWE N.A. I OPEN 1 AG 1 OFF 1 OFF ) NA : MEMORY OF ALARM: TO CLEAR. ARM SYSTEM CONTROL MOMENTARILY. THEN DISARM. NOTE: ALARM RELAY IS ACTIVE A AU TIMES. as ong as specified votage & being suppied a1 the power input terminas.

7 MAINTAINING PROPER OPERATION: n order to maintain the detector in proper working condition. it is important that the foowing be observed by the user. 1. POWW shoud be provrded at a times. Loss of power t0 the unit wi resut in the aarm contacts reverting to an aarm state. The unit s DC source shoud have standby power avaiabe for at feast 4 hours of operation during emergencres 2. Units shoud never be re-armed or reocated without the advice or assistance of the aarm service company. 3. The physica surroundmgs of the protected area shoud not be changed. If furniture or stock is moved. or air-conditionng or oott1ona heating is instaed, the system may have to be readjusted by the aarm service company. 4. Wak-tests shoud be conducted frequenty (at east weeky) to confirm continued proper coverage by each detector. TO THE INSTALLER Reguar maintenance and snspection (at east annuay) by the instaer and frequent testing by the user are vita to continuous satrsfactofy operation of any aarm system. The instaer shoud assume the responsibiity of deveoping and offering a reguar maintenance program to the user, as We as acquatntmg the user with the proper Operation and imitations of the aarm system and its component parts. Recommendations must be incuded for a Specific Program of frequent testing (at east weeky) to insure the system s operatron at a times. SPECIFICATIONS Infrared Sensor: Dua Eement Pyroeectric Microwave Frequency X-Band Modue GHz Microwave Power: 1OmW Peak (typica) Coverage: Up to 4011 (2m) x 5011 (15m) Adjustabe Microwave Range: 2011 (6m) to Soft (15m) Mounting Height: (22m) norma (wa or cornor munting) Suppy Votage: 12VDC nomina (11.5 to 16 VDC) Current Drain: 40mA typica Standby Capabiity: Power source shoud be capabe of at east 4 hours of. battery standby Aarm Output: Normay Cosed: 0.6%. 24 VDC max. Tamper Switch: Normay Cosed: 0.09A. 24 VDC max. Supervised Microwave Output: WALK TEST LED fashing Aarm Signa Hod Time: 3 sec. typica Temperature Range: -4 F to 131 F (-2(rC to 55 C) Dimensions: 3-1/6 W x 55/16 H x 2-3/6 D (60mm x 135mm x6omm) Weight: (2750)

8 THE wwatons OF YOUR MICROWAVE/PASSIVE INFRARED MDTON DETECTOR Whie thts ntrus10n Detector IS a htghy reiabe InfUSOt detection device, It does not otter guaranteed protectton agains burgar; ; Any Intrusion DetectIon device IS subtect to compromise or (aure to warn for a variety ot reasons, For exampe, ~. / * These MotOn Detecters Can ony detect IttrJSOn wtthin the destgned ranges as dagrammed,n th,s rnstattaton manua The passtve infrared sensor In this MOtOn Detector does not prowde voumetric area protection, It does create mutpe beams 01 protection. and IntruSon can Ony be detected in Unobstructed areas covered by those beams Passive infrared Detectors can not detect motion or intrusion that takes pace behind was. ceings, foors. cosed doors, gass partitions. gass doors. or windows. - Meta obtects (or other refectors. such as foi faced insuation Or waer in bottes) can ater the Microwave Sensor s protectnon pattern. Mechanca tampering. masking, painting. or spraying of any materia On the enses. wfndows or any part of the optica system can reduce the detection abiity of the Passive Infrared Meon Detector.. Passive Infrared Oetectors sense changes in temperature: however. as the ambient temperature of the protected area approaches the temperture range Of 90 to 1OSF (32 to 4o C). the detectton performance can decrease.. Thrs Detector wi not Operate without appropriate DC power connected to it, or if the DC power is impropery connected (i.e.. reversed poarity COnneCtiOns).. These Detectors. ike other eectrica devices. are subject to Component faiure. Even though this equipment is designed to ast as ong as 10 years. the eectronrc components n it coud tai at any time. we have cited Some of the most common reasons that this Motion tk?tector Can fa to Catch intruskon. However. this does not Impy that these are the ony reasons. and therefore it is recommended that weeky testing Of thts type Of Unit. In COntunCtOn with weeky testing of the entre aarm system. be performed to ensure that the detectors are working propery. InstaIng an aarm system may make the Owner eigibe for a ower Insurance rate, but an aarm system is not a substitute for insurance. Homeowners, property owners and renters shoud continue to act prudenty in protecting themseves and continue to insure their ives and property. We continue to deveop new and improved protection devices. Users of aarm systems owe it to themseves and their oved ones to earn about these deveopments. LIMITED WARRANTY Aarm Device Manufacturing Company, a Division of Pittway Corporation, and its divisions. subsidiaries and aiiiiates ( Seer ). 1s Eieen Way, Syosset. New York 117%. Warrants its products to be in conformance with its own pans and specifications and to be free rom defects in materias and workmanship under norma use and service for 18 months from the date stamp contro on the product or. for products not having an Ademco date Stamp, for 12 months from date of origina purchase uness the instaation instructions or cataog ~81s forth a shorter period. in which case the shorter period sha appy. Seer s obigation sha w imited to repairing or repacing. at its option, tree Of Charge or materias or tabor. any part which is proved not in compiance with BetIer s specifications or proves detective in materias or workmanship under norma use and service. Seer sha have no obigation under this Limited Warranty or otherwise if the product is atered or impropery repaired or serviced by anyone other than Ademco factory service. For warranty service. return product transportation prepaid, to Ademco Factory Service, 165 Eieen Way, Syosset. 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SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LABLN FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY. PROPERTY DAMAGE OR OTHER LOSS BASED ON A CLAM THE PRODUCT FAILED TO GIVE WARNING. However. if Seer is hed iabe. whether directy or indirecty, for any oss or damage arising under this Limited Warranty or otherwise, regardess of cause or origin. Seer s maximum iabiity sha hot in any case exceed the PurChase price Of the product, which sha be the compete and ac&,ive remedy-against Seer. This warranty repaces any Previous warranties and is the ony warranty made by Seer on this product. No increase or ateration. written or verba, of the obigation of this Limited Warranty is authonzed. :,i ALARM DEVICE MANUFACTURING CO. A DVSON OF PIWAY CORPORATION 165 Eieen Way, Svosst, New York Copyright PIWAY CORPORATION