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- Page 1 Wireless Wireless PIR Detector PIR Detector Installation Installation Handbook Handbook Type: LG2 WP-3020 & WP-6004 Issue 4. 2a BELLEVUE ROAD, FRIERN BARNET, LONDON, N11 3ER Tel: 0044 (0) 208 368 7887 Fax: 0044 (0) 208 368 3952...
- Page 2 Take great care of the mirror surface. Do not scratch it or allow dust or dirt to settle on it. Box Contents. 1 x GENESIS wireless G2 series PIR detector 1 x Ring magnet 2 x C cell alkaline batteries fitted in detector 3 x no 8 wall plugs 3 x no 8 2”...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
INDEX page Introduction and how the system works. Typical Wireless Genesis system. Code & Function switches explained. 6,7 & 8 SUB NET codes. SITE code and Pulse count. UNIT codes. 10,11 Repeater & Sub Net diagrams. 11,12 Installation. Fixing in position. Mounting height. Minimising false alarms. -
Page 4: Introduction And How The System Works
DVR that have POS inputs. Alternatively, the masthead may be connected directly to some specific DVR’s which have been adapted to the Genesis protocol. This method greatly reduces wiring and time. Current makes are: RS232 interfaces: Videoswitch, HeiTel (Vista) IP Interfaces: DM, IMMIX &... -
Page 5: Typical Wireless Genesis System
Typical Wireless Genesis System using LGRU16 interface and LGIP MT434 IP enabled receiver This typical example shows how the wireless PIR detectors transmit to the LGMT434 Masthead Receiver, which in turn passes the alarm information via a wired link to the Alarm Relay Control Unit LGRU16 which monitors all the PIRs and reports missed call-ins, low battery conditions etc. -
Page 6: Code & Function Switches Explained. 6,7
CODE & FUNCTION SWITCHES EXPLAINED Genesis 2 Wireless PIR detector has three banks of eight-way switches which have the following functions: WIRELESS TRANSMISSION CODE SETTINGS Site code. These codes are used to separate one site from another. There are 32 codes to choose from and any number can be used as long as it is different from other nearby sites that are using Genesis products. - Page 7 Typical setting: 17 ON = Standard setting AND OR. The Genesis 2 PIR detector uses a Quad in line pyro sensor which essentially acts like two separate sensors side by side. The AND OR switch can select whether both sensors must detect movement together or whether only one or the other is required.
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Page 8: Sub Net Codes
Battery & Switch ON Battery and Int power for normal battery use. Int power. The battery switch connects the batteries to the regulator and the Int power switch connects the regulator to the main circuit. Supplied switched OFF. Switch ON 22 & 23 to power by battery. 24 MUST be OFF. -
Page 9: Site Code And Pulse Count
SWITCHES SITE CODES ... -
Page 10: Unit Codes
Unit codes. Start with unit code 1 for the first detector on the system and increase in increments of one for each additional detector. There are 64 unit codes. (1-64) SWITCHES UNIT CODES ... -
Page 11: Repeater & Sub Net Diagrams
Unit codes continued. SWITCHES UNIT CODES ... - Page 12 In this example, two repeaters communi- cate in parallel to one receiver. They both must have different 1 Masthead & receiving Sub Nets 2 Repeaters however they both transmit Sub Net 1 just as the local PIRs do. MAST SUBNET 1 SUBNET 2 SYSTEM CONTROLLER...
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Page 13: Installation
Installation: To fix the product to the wall, connect to the terminals and change the switch setting it is necessary to remove the mirror assembly. First the front cover must be removed by unscrewing the bottom screw and lifting the cover just past the top of the gasket. Now push the whole cover up- wards so that it slides out off the retaining claws. -
Page 14: Fixing In Position. Mounting Height. Minimising False
The fixing of the detector must be solid and not sway. Avoid situations where the detector can overshoot the detection area. The Genesis 2 detector uses a patented Black Mirror which filters out unwanted sunlight however it is still good practice to consider the position carefully to mini- mise the possibility of reflections. -
Page 15: Mirror Adjustments. Correct Positioning & Alignment
Mirror adjustments Top view Left / Right adjustment is achieved by slackening the knurled white thumb screw and rotating the mir- ror assembly click by click in 10 degree steps to the required posi- tion. The degrees –50 0 +50 are shown in the picture. -
Page 16: Detection Patterns
Types of Mirrors. Detection Patterns. There are two mirror versions to choose from but the mirrors are not interchangeable. The Walk Test Instrument indicates the 30 x 20 metre detection pattern as Type 7 and the 60 x 4 metre as Type 6. LGWT434 Walk Test Instrument Detection range will vary according to the air temperature and surrounding environment. -
Page 17: Testing And Commissioning
Testing & Commissioning. It is recommended to use a Walk Test Instrument for this procedure however it is possible to set the detector up using a receiver connected to a control unit but this will not be very easy or accurate. With the mirror assembly removed, set the SUB and SITE codes as well as the pulse count. -
Page 18: How To Change Sensitivity
How to change PIR sensitivity: Sub net & Site codes Unit codes & Pulse count Functions 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 The first bank of code setting switches have a second function of changing the detectors sensitivity. -
Page 19: Quick Set Up Guide
Quick set up guide Choose the position, drill the wall using the template provided. Fix the magnet to the wall and place the product over it so that the magnet resides in the centre of the rear of the product. Remove the mirror assembly for ease of access to the switches, terminals and screw holes. - Page 20 Luminite Genesis product range Wireless PIR detectors G1 Wireless PIR’s 30m x 20m LGWP3020 G1 Wireless PIR’s 15m x 20m LGWP1520 G1 Wireless PIR’s 40m x 4.5m LGWP4004 G1 Wireless PIR’s 12m Horizontal curtain LGWP12HC G1 Wireless PIR’s 12m Vertical curtain LGWP12VC G2 Wireless PIR’s...
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