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PIR D~CTOR

"LOOK-NW"

LENS

LED INDICATIONS:

POWER UP Red and Green LEDs on for approx.90 sem.

SUPERVISION FAILURE: Red and Green LEDs flasfdng.

ALARM:

Red LED on.

WALK TEST (when

selected via DIP

switoh #l ~

Green

LED flashesfor microwave.

Red LED flashesfor PIR.

Notw When Walk Testis selected, alarm relay is constantly held

open to prevent leaving the detec~r in the walk test mode..

Magram 4

INTERIOR OF DETECTOR

ACCU-TRAK

Walk-Test

Ademco'$ unique ACCU-TRAK walk test feature is es6y to

use. Simply set DIP Switch #1 UP.

Both microwave

and

PIR

information

is viewable

simultaneously

on the

two

LEDs,

providing

crisp,

immediate

feedback

(see below).

As you enter the

protected

area, ACCU.TRAK

responds and lights the

LEDs when you stop moving or leave the protected area,

the LEDs extinguish immediately. In addition, the flash rate

of the microwave LED (green) is directly. pr~otiional

speed at which movement

occurs; the PIR LED (red)

bhnks aa you enter or leave each zone. This will give

precise feedback

during walk testing, so that you can

easily determine the exact pattern of coverage for the

installation.

Grasn LED flashes for microwave.

Rsrf LED flashes for PIR zone crossings

Note

Alarm relay remains continuously open when walk

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test is selected to prevent leaving the detector in

the walk test mode.

LED ~sable

In some installations, it may be desirable to disable the

Alarm LED after the initial tests at installation, in order to

SPECIFICATIONS

Oe&ction Mathod Dual Technology

Mcrowave/PiR.

COvaraga

40ft(12m)x50ft(15m),

Oetection Pattern:

22 ZOnes (7 Main, 6 Mdrange,

5 Intermediate, 4 Close) plus one

.Look-down. zone.

Mcrowave:

VOlumetfic covemge.

Mounting Helghk 7.5ft nominal (2.3m),

walllcomer mounting.

Indicators Red and Green LEUS(see

LED INDICATIONS in

Diagram 4).

Alarm Relay SPST (Fore A) reed with

COnmo*.

15-ohm

protective resistor,

50 mA max at 24VDC

(non-ind.ctiva).

Input VohagS 12VDC nominal.

(&J::$::::~etector

inoperative.)

Current

25mA (40mA during

power UP).

Standby

CapabiliW

Powersourceshouldbe

capable of at least 4 hour!

of batte~ stindby.

Operating

Temperature +14°F to +122-F

(-lo~c

+50"C)

Operating

HumidiW

Up to 95Y. RH (mW.) non-

condensing.

Dimensions ~-~~~~e:W

2" D (w/wall plat")

(97mm x 124mm x 51mm)

prevent potential intruders from determining

the exact

timits of the Drotected area. Tfds is accomDtished remotelv

whenever

12VDC(+)

is appfied to terminal 5, or local&

when DIP switch position 3 is UP.

MAINTAINING

PROPER

OPERATION

In order tf2 maintain

the detector

in proper vvorking

condition, it is impoftant that the following be obsewed by

the uaec

1. Power should

ba provided

at all times.

Loss of

power 10 the unit will result in the alarm contacts

reveting

to an alarm state. The uni~s DC source

should have standby power available for at least 4

hours oi oDeration duflng emergencies.

2. Units alhould never be r*aim6d

or relocaiad without

the advice or &sistance of the alarm sewice company.

3. The physical

surroundings

of the protected

srea

should not ba changed. If furniture or stock ia moved,

or air cclnditioning or additional heating is installed, the

system may have to be readjusted by the alarm aewice

company.

4. Walk-tests

should be conducted frquently

(at least

wsakly]l to confirm proper coverage by each detector.