Operation Test; Led Status - Optex SIP-3020/5 Installation Instructions Manual

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OPERATION TEST

0- If There is a Public Street Where People
Walk or Cars Drive by the Detection Area
Points>>
Reduce the size of the detection area so that it does not
include any public streets.
()
Check to see that the arrow of the main unit is within the
width of "Angle adjustment guide" on the adjustment screw.
(2)
Using the area viewfinder, check to see that the detection
area does not include any public streets.
(3)
If the detection area does go beyond a public street,
correct the vertical angle of the main unit.
However, exercise care so that the arrow does not move
away significantly from the "Angle adjustment guide"
position.
If the arrow does move away significantly from
the "Angle adjustment guide" position:
Mask the far area detection area using the masking plate
or by using the far area masking switch. You may be
required to also mask the near area detection area under
specific sensor installation conditions (see Steps 5 and 8).
(4)
When a person walks along the street or a car drives along
it, check the detection area using the walk tester.
Points>>
You cannot mount and use both the area viewfinder and
walk tester simultaneously.
Cautions>>
The detection area may increase if there is a large
difference in temperature between the moving object and
the background.
Cautions>>
A heat source beyond the detection area may cause a
false alarm due to the reflection of heat off the ground.
Examples of types of surfaces that reflect include water
(puddles), wet roads, smooth concrete surfaces and
asphalt roads.
If the source of the heat is strong and/or the reflection
rate is high, the detection distance will be longer than
required and may detect unnecessary objects beyond the
target area. Therefore, select the detection range position
according to the ground conditions of the installation site.
0-2 If Tree Branches or Grass are Detected
When They Move Within the Detection Area
Points>>
Adjust the detection area so that it does not cover tree
branches or grass that move when the wind blows.
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Check to see that the arrow of the main unit is within the
width of "Angle adjustment guide" on the adjustment screw.
(2)
Using the area viewfinder, check to see that the detection
area does not cover tree branches or grass that may move
when the wind blows.
(3)
Use the walk tester to listen for sound level changes when
there is no apparent activity in the detection area.
Adjust the detection area so that it does not detect
unwanted areas.
If the sound level changes, some part of the detection area
must be active (i.e.: an object is moving).
(4)
Use the walk tester and locate the part of the detection area
that is active. Change the walk tester selector switch
position and determine whether the active part of the
detection area is far or near.
(5)
Using the area viewfinder again, locate the active detection
area.
(6)
Mask the active detection area. To do this, mask the area
using the masking plate or the masking seal. Otherwise
mask the area using the far area masking switch (see Steps
5, 7, and 8). Creep zone cannot be masked. Adjust the
detection area again (see Step 4-2).
(7)
Using the walk tester again, check that the sound level
changes. If the sound level does not change excessively,
you can finish the adjustment.
Points>>
You cannot mount and use both the area viewfinder and
the walk tester simultaneously.


LED STATUS

Far area Far area
Alarm Creep Alarm Creep
Creep zone Operation indicator - Red LED
Far/Near area Operation indicator - Red LED
Detector Status
During power ON
During standby
When detected (in far/near area)
When detected (in creep zone)
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Cautions>>
If the red LED keeps blinking for
approx. 60 seconds after turning the
power on, turn the power off and
then on again.
LED Status
Blinks.
Turns OFF.
Lights.
Lights.