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File activation using PIRs:
• File activation using PIRs:
In addition to activating any specific file within the first three
groups by a simple contact closure, it is also possible to
activate any of the files within Groups 1 & 2 by means of
an opening contact.
A typical device that uses an opening contact is a Passive
Infra Red (PIR) detector commonly used in alarm systems.
This change in operation is achieved by setting internally
configurable jumpers, JP1 to JP5, on the circuit board.
J1 ~ J5 Activation
Select N/O or N/C
Jumpers (Table 1)
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A 12v DC supply is available from screw terminals on the unit to power the PIRs.
Please note, if it is intended to use more than three PIRs it is advised that a higher
current mains power adaptor be used rather than the one provided. Please contact
CIE-Group Technical Support for details.
The table below shows the appropriate jumper settings:
Table 1 – Switch Activation Settings, whether triggering is by Normally Open (N/O)
or Normally Closed (N/C) contacts
Jumper
Jumper Position A and B
JP1
Switch 1 activated by a contact
closure
JP2
Switch 2 activated by a contact
closure
JP3
Switch 3 activated by a contact
closure
JP4
Switch 4 activated by a contact
closure
JP5
Switch 5 activated by a contact
closure
Note: PIRs are usually configured to have opening contacts when triggered
Please bear in mind that the changing of the type of contact activation on any of the
inputs will affect that input's operation on all Groups i.e. 1, 2 and 3.
Jumper Position B and C
Switch 1 activated by an opening
contact
Switch 2 activated by an opening
contact
Switch 3 activated by an opening
contact
Switch 4 activated by an opening
contact
Switch 5 activated by an opening
contact
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