Docklands GX360 Instructions d'installation et d'utilisation

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360 deg ceiling PIR with Audio detection

FORWARD

The GX360 is a 12 volt DC ceiling passive detectors with the addition of Audio detection. Up to four (4) GX360 detectors may be

connected to one (1) DX360 control unit. Four core alarm or telephone cable is used to wire the detectors to the control unit.

The DX360 produces 12 volts DC for the GX360 detectors and switches mains voltage up to 3KW of incandescent lighting or

2KW of fluorescent lighting.

A light sensor which is built in to the GX360 detectors inhibits the DX360 from turning the lights ON if the room is too bright.

The DX360 can only be initiated by PIR detection but once activated, sound detection will keep the lights ON. This is especially

useful in offices where people sit very still or are obscured by furniture.

sufficient to maintain detection.

The GX360 can be fitted to a wall or ceiling where it will view 360

degrees to cover the appropriate area. The range is variable up to

12 metres. As the GX360 detector also detects sound, it is

important to fit the detector on a solid surface with limited vibration.

Any vibration will be picked up by the detector and cause it to keep

the lighting ON. An audio sensitivity control is provided to reduce

this detection or disable it altogether.

DX360

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GX360

GX360 etc.

TECHNICAL HELPLINE 0181 3615255

LUMINITE Electronics LTD

2a Bellevue Road, Friern Barnet

LONDON N11 3ER

Tel: 0181 3687887 Fax: 0181 3683952

www.luminite.co.uk

GX360

INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FIXING

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The sound of speech or typing on a key board will be

SPECIFICATION

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Input voltage

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Power consumption

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Detector output voltage 3-12 volts DC

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Audio sensitivity

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PIR sensitivity

DETECTOR WIRING

The detectors may be wired in a chain or alternatively wired back

separately to the control unit using 4 core alarm cable (7/2/4) or

telephone cable.

The wiring example in Fig 1 shows two detectors

wired to one DX360.

Up to four (4) detectors may be connected to

one DX360 control unit.

All GX360 detectors have built in light sensors but only one is required

for each DX360 control unit as shown.

COMMISSIONING.

Set the DX360 for walk test.

detectors to settle before beginning the tests.

PIR sensitivity controls to maximum.

is detected by the GX360's the red trigger indicator will light.

addition the room lights will come on for about 20 seconds. Walk about

within the detection area to make sure you are satisfied with the

coverage.

Try to keep quiet when walk testing or turn the audio

detection control on the GX360 down to minimum.

with the set up, set the DX360 up for normal use.

DX360 instructions.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

PROBLEM

Lights remain ON

SOLUTION

Look at the detector and observe the red

detection indicator. In a quiet room

without movement this indicator should

not light. If it does, turn the AUDIO

sensitivity control down as it may be

picking up vibration from the ceiling.

Turning this control down fully stops the

audio detection altogether.

If the problem persists, turn down the PIR

sensitivity as well.

If both the above methods fail, try

removing the trigger wire from terminal 5.

The lights must turn off after the

set time period. If they do not, check the

wiring for Live In and Live Out to make

sure they are the correct way round.

12 volts DC

15 m/a

Adjustable

Allow about two minutes for the

Turn both audio and

Each time movement or sound

When satisfied

See separate