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Mode 4: Secondary Activation Mode
The sensor requires activation of Input #3 before activating the output
relay.
Relay On Time:
30s (If the door is opened and closed, the timer is
reduced to 2s)
Operating Function: Latched, Door Prop Open Alarm or Unauthorized
PIR Sensitivity:
4
Sound Vol:
3
Input #1:
Door Contact
Input #2:
Press to Exit
IInput #3:
Sequential Input
In this mode, the sensor would behave as described above.
Mode 5: Custom Settings
The sensor may be programmed as required by the installation.
Relay On Time:
0.5, 1, 2.5, 5, 15, 30 45, and 60 seconds
(unauthorized mode is 10 sec)
Fail Mode:
Fail Safe or Fail Secure
Operating Function: Latched, Door Prop Open, Unauthorized or Timed
PIR Sensitivity:
1 to 5
Sound Vol:
0 to 4
Input #1:
Unused, Door Contact, Sounder Input, Sequential
Input, External Disable, Press to Exit, Card Keypad
Input #2:
Unused, Door Contact, Sounder Input, Sequential
Input, External Disable, Press to Exit, Card Keypad
Input #3:
Unused, Door Contact, Sounder Input, Sequential
Input, External Disable, Press to Exit, Card Keypad
4. INSTALLATION
Remove the sensor cover
Install the Back Plate
1. Using a 3/16" drill, drill 2 mounting holes 3 ¼" apart at the
desired height of installation.
2. Insert the 2 x 3/16" wall plugs into the holes
1. Insert a small flat
screwdriver into the bottom
end of the housing cover and
gently pry the cover from the
main assembly.
2. Loosen the sensor vertical
adjustment screw.
3. Rotate the sensor PCB
assembly until it is removed
from the back plate.
CM-RQE70A PIR 'REQUEST TO EXIT' DETECTOR
3. Align the sensor back plate with the mounting holes and screw in
the 2 x #6 screws, securely fastening the sensor back plate to the wall.
4. Rotate the sensor PCB assembly into the back plate.
Wiring the Sensor
The Camden CM-RQE70A uses a plug-in wiring harness for all electrical
connections. The Pin out is described below.
J2
Description
1
Power +
2
Input 1
3
Input 2
4
Input 3
5
Ground
6
Tamper Switch 1
7
Tamper Switch 2
J4
Description
1
Relay 1b – Normally Closed (NC2)
2
Relay 1b – Normally Open (NO2)
3
Relay 1b – Common (C2)
4
Relay 1a – Normally Closed (NC1)
5
Relay 1a – Normally Open (NCO1)
6
Relay 1a – Common (C1)
7
Power -
Adjusting the Sensor Detectable Range
The sensor's detectable range can be adjusted vertically and horizontally.
Horizontal Adjustment
The horizontal adjustment of the sensor is accomplished by adjusting
the 2 louvers inside the lens area. The louvers are adjusted using a
small flat head screwdriver. On the bottom of the sensor housing
there are 2 adjustment screws. Turning the screws adjusts the louvers
left and right horizontally, therefore changing the beam direction and
width. Once the horizontal adjustment is complete, place the tamper
label (provided) over the set screws to avoid accidental adjustment.
Vertical Adjustment
Once all adjustments are made, install the sensor cover and install the
set screw provided.
INSTAL LATION INS T RUCT IONS
EMF spike
protected relay
The sensor beam is vertically
adjusted by rotating the
PCB assembly barrel within the
mounting back plate. Once the
vertical adjustment is complete,
tighten the lock down screw to
prevent the barrel from moving.
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