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In these 2 modes, the PIRs also emit a frame if the case is opened, this allows an alert to be raised if the product is

ever torn off, for example.

The products also return a periodic life frame informing about the condition of the battery.

The periodicity of life frames, as well as frames in counting mode can be configured (see

default, there is a life frame every day, and a count frame every 60 minutes.

First startup

a. Power up

There is no switch on the PIRs, all you must do is connect the battery to the location provided for this purpose (refer

to the Optex manual of the product concerned for more details) and close the product.

b. Test frame emission

When powered on for the first time, the product tries to connect to the network. Once it is connected, it starts up

directly (in counting mode by default).

To quickly trigger a frame to validate the connection, all you must do is activate the case opening / vandalism sensor,

if the product is connected, you will receive an alert frame.

Produxt

ACW-PIR360-I

ACW-PIR90-I

ACW-PIR180-O

ACW-PIR90-O

ACW-ILB30

ACW-ILB100

Internal, on the left of the batteries

External, behind the product

Internal, front face of the product, on the top left (small black button)

External, behind the product, rubber grey piece

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Sensor position

Configuration

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