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MAXIMUM Security VIP Pro Installation & Operating Manual

Dual technology outdoor/indoor intruder detector
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Installation & Operating Guide
VIP Pro
Dual technology outdoor/indoor
intruder detector
5
sensors in one product:
* 2 x PIR sensors.
* Microwave sensor.
* Anti-masking sensor.
* Shock and Vibration sensor
MAXIMUM
Security (1984) Ltd.
ouse at
avion
unction, Israel
MAXIMUM H
S
J
rubin@ maximum.co.il
www.maximum.co.il

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  • Page 1 Installation & Operating Guide VIP Pro Dual technology outdoor/indoor intruder detector sensors in one product: * 2 x PIR sensors. * Microwave sensor. * Anti-masking sensor. * Shock and Vibration sensor MAXIMUM Security (1984) Ltd. ouse at avion unction, Israel MAXIMUM H rubin@ maximum.co.il...
  • Page 2 FEATURES  2 PIR sensors. Selected sensor sensitivity adjustment.  Microwave sensor.  Anti-masking.  Vibration sensor.  All feature parameters can be adjusted with the Remote Control RM1 that can be purchased separately.  Shutters behind the lens allow limiting the PIR sensors vertical field of view.
  • Page 3 Armed or Disarmed ("Anti-masking"). VIP Pro is designed to provide Anti- masking alarm only in the event its near field-of-view (up to 5 cm of its front) was completely blocked by white paper.
  • Page 4 INSIDE THE DETECTOR Red / Yellow Red / Green / Orange Microwave Upper PIR Sensitivity sensitivity DIP Switch Upper PIR LED's (OFF / ON) Remote (OFF / ON) Antimasking Sens. (Low/High) Pulse Count ( 2 / 3) Lower PIR Lower PIR sensitivity Wiring terminal...

  • Page 5: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS  Power Supply………………….. 12V DC  Current drain…….…. 45 mA (Maximum)  Relay contact withstand.. 24V DC / 0.1A  witch withstand: 24V DC/0.1A TAMPER S  Warm up time…………………….60 sec.  Alarm Relay time…………………. 2 sec.  Anti-masking response time…... 30 sec. ...

  • Page 6: Detection Pattern

    DETECTION PATTERN Top view Microwave Side view Microwave Detector's field-of-view...
  • Page 7 SHUTTERS behind the lens Enable narrowing the vertical detector's PIR field-of-view Behind the detector's lens there is a support that consists of shutters placed above both PIR sensors. By opening or closing the shutters you can limit the vertical angle of the PIR field-of- view.
  • Page 8 Adjust shutter opening With a screwdriver as shown in the photo below, or release the lens support (as shown on previous page) and then manually adjust the opening.
  • Page 9 How changing the shutter elements opening affects Anti-masking 1. Any change you make in the opening of even just one of shutter elements, affects the motion and anti- masking detection sensitivity. 2. If you change the opening of even just one of shutter elements, you must perform strictly the procedure "Preparing the Anti-masking feature for...

  • Page 10: Installation

    INSTALLATION Choose a location most likely to intercept an intruder, in respect of the detector’s field-of-view diagrams (on page 6) while avoiding installation in following locations: - Facing sunlight or any strong light source - Facing plants, bushes, moving objects or objects that have the potential to move due to external factors such as wind.
  • Page 11 TILT PLATES to mount the detector on an angle To mount (install) the detector directly on a wall or any other flat surface and provide the detector with a slight vertical tilt (upwards or downwards) without using a mounting bracket, use a tilt plate, which will allow you to tilt the detector upwards or downwards and thus its field-of-view accordingly.
  • Page 12 ATTACHING TILT PLATE...
  • Page 13 ATTACHING TILT PLATES...
  • Page 14 TILT PLATES BEFORE WALL MOUNT...
  • Page 15 WALL MOUNT BY TILT PLATES...

  • Page 16: Terminal Block Wiring

    TERMINAL BLOCK WIRING MASK 12V DC TAMP RELAY Terminal wiring specifications Terminal No. 1+2 Indicated at the board as Those are the 12V DC power supply inputs. Terminal No. 3+4 Indicated on the board as RELAY Represent the contacts of the “Alarm Relay”...
  • Page 17 Terminal No. 5+6 Indicated on the board as MASK Represents the Anti-masking relay contacts, which normally are in closed state (N.C.). Remark With the Remote Control, that can be purchased separately, you can set the alarm relay to work in Normally Open mode (N.O.).
  • Page 18 Highest Anti-masking sensitivity level The highest Anti-masking sensitivity level is obtained when the internal unit (the electronic card) is placed at the highest location on the case back panel. To change the location of the internal unit, release its locking screw located at the bottom of case back panel.
  • Page 19 5 cm. For any other application, you must test VIP Pro detector in the field and verify if it meets your requirements.

  • Page 20: Dip Switch Adjustment

    DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT Attention If you work with the detector by Remote Control (that can be purchased separately) you must set DIP switch No. 2 to OFF position. If you don't work with the detector by Remote Control, you must set DIP switch No.
  • Page 21 DIP switch No. 4 specifications (page 20) When the switch is in position: Once two detection events are received, the Alarm Relay will be activated for the time it was set (default 2 seconds), but if additional detection events are received right afterwards (within 1 second), the Alarm Relay will be activated for an additional 2 seconds.
  • Page 22 When the switch is in position: Once three detection events are received, the Alarm Relay will be activated for the time it was set (default 2 seconds) but if additional detection events are received right afterwards (within 1 second), the Alarm Relay will be activated for an additional 3 seconds.
  • Page 23 PIR MOVEMENT DETECTION SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT On the right side of the detector’s internal unit, at the upper and bottom part, there is a rotary trimmer where you can adjust the PIR movement sensitivity by using a screwdriver. - The upper trimmer determines the upper PIR sensor sensitivity.
  • Page 24 ANTI-MASKING LEARNING PROCEDURE PREPARING THE MASKING CHANNEL FOR OPERATION (Obligatory for proper Anti-masking operation!!!) To enable proper operation of the masking detection (Anti-masking), it is first compulsory that the detector study and analyze the environmental conditions of its protected area. Study Procedure to be performed in three cases: 1.
  • Page 25 indicator will remain on for about 45 seconds. To indicate the study procedure is complete, the Green and Yellow LED indicators will blink together rapidly for about 3 seconds until the end of procedure. The study procedure in the third case (3) - Change the position of DIP switch number-3 and then switch it back to the required position.
  • Page 26 INFORMATION DISPLAYED BY LED INDICATORS Upon connecting power supply to the detector - Red (left) + Green + Yellow are blinking for about 20 seconds. Upon detection - Red (Left) + Yellow are blinking alternating: Alarm - Red (left) + Yellow are blinking together: Alarm in case the detector is set to work with the Remote Control RM- 1 (hat can be purchased separately).
  • Page 27 - Red (Left) is blinking Meaning: “Detection Delay” mode. (no relay activation). - Red (Left) lights constantly Meaning: “Camera" mode. The Alarm Relay will be activated for 20 seconds minimum. Any of the above “Detection Delay” and “Camera mode" modes should be preset with the Remote Control RM-1 that can be purchased separately...

  • Page 28: Perform A Test

    PERFORM A TEST The test must be carried out when detector's case is closed and the LED indicators are enabled (DIP switch No.1 switched to ON, page 20). Test procedure for human movement detection (Alarm): The required action: Walk in the protected area. Compulsory reaction of the detector: Upon each detection event, the Alarm Relay, left Red LED and Yellow LED...
  • Page 29 Test procedure for masking detection (Anti-masking): The required action: At a distance of about 50 cm from detector's front, hold a white paper while its surface is facing the detector's front. Move the paper slowly and horizontally toward detector's front. Compulsory reaction of the detector: At a distance of 5 cm from detector's front, the detector should detect that its near...
  • Page 30 Test procedure for vibration detection: The vibration detection feature is activated only if the detector was set to work with the Remote Control RM-1, which can be purchased separately. Meaning, when DIP switch No. 2 is in ON (See page 20). The required action: Shake the detector.
  • Page 31 MAINTAINANCE 1. Once a week, you must perform an overall test of the features and full functionality of the detector and the system(s) to which connected. You should perform that test in the most difficult environmental conditions. You must perform the test while the system is armed.
  • Page 32 WORKING WITH REMOTE CONTROL Here is a partial list of the options and actions you may perform with the Remote Control RM-1 that can be purchased separately. With the Remote Control you can change and set new values for each one of the detector's features including the features whereby the values can be changed and determined by Remote Control only.
  • Page 33  Alarm delay: Delay from the moment the detector detected a true alarm till Alarm Relay activation.  Auto Day / Night detection mode: You can program the detector to operate during the day unlike it does at night (during darkness). For example, during the night (darkness) you may wish to set a higher sensitivity (longer range) and disable...

  • Page 34: Certificate Of Warranty

    CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY MAXIMUM Electronics (1984) Security Ltd. thanks you for buying its products, which have proven their reliability and effectiveness over many years. ensure proper operation functioning of the product and benefit from its features to the utmost, read the Installation &...
  • Page 35 Manufacturer’s instructions, recommendations and limitations. To realize the Warranty rights, the Product must be sent to the Manufacturer securely packaged accompanied document describing the problem, with insurance and freight prepaid by the sender. The Manufacturer’s products boast a high standard of reliability, proven in tens of thousands of products over many years.
  • Page 36 The Manufacturer shall in no case be liable for damage or loss (including monetary loss), whether direct, indirect, accidental, circumstantial or otherwise, entailed in the dismantling or reinstallation of the Product. In case the Manufacturer decides to replace a returned Product that was found to be defective, the Customer hereby gives its consent to receiving –...
  • Page 37 Certificate of Warranty or of any of its foregoing provisions. This Certificate of Warranty may not be altered, exchanged or expanded, and the Manufacturer does not authorize anyone to do so on its behalf – including any distributor, dealer, agent, representative or employee of the Manufacturer operating by its authority or on assignment from it.
  • Page 38 The Customer understands that correct installation maintenance, accordance with Manufacturer’s instructions, recommendations limitations, merely reduces the risk of failure to give warning in cases such as burglary, robbery and fire, but in no way ensures or guarantees that such cases will not occur or will not result in death or physical and/or mental injury and/or...
  • Page 39 cause or origin), the maximum amount of Manufacturer’s warranty and/or guarantee shall not exceed in any case the Product’s price, and it shall be payable as full and final consideration, and not as a penalty, and shall constitute the entire sole compensation Manufacturer.
  • Page 40 system at least once a week including under field conditions. For various reasons (but not only those set out below), changes in environmental conditions and/or electric or electronic interference and/or malicious damage to the Product could cause the Product to function in an unforeseen manner.