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uman Detector
heddier electronic GmbH
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48734 Reken
Germany
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- Page 1 GmbH supports him in this, as it is given by the "General Terms and Conditions of heddier electronic GmbH". In no case heddier electronic GmbH is liable for damages and consequential damages caused by the use of the products and descriptive documents.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Instruction Manual Table of contents HDF-AMD Introduction ........................3 Safety Instructions ......................5 Human Detector Flex Alarm Centers and Management ............6 HDF-AMD ........................7 Use and Operation Principle ..................7 Special operation in "isolated" museums ..............8 Design and Connections ..................9 Mounting Location and Installation ................ -
Page 3: Introduction
Sensors and alarm modules are available for almost every task. These are extremely small and can be operated with inexpensive lithium batteries, which last for up to 10 years. (HDF - Human Detector Flex) HDF-3D PROTECT The HDF-3D PROTECT module detects the slightest vibrations (structure- borne sound) and movements. - Page 4 Instruction Manual The HDF-BUZZER and HDF-SPEECH alarm centres Two systems with different extension levels are available with the HDF-BUZZER and HDF-SPEECH alarm centres. The basic system HDF-BUZZER enables the output of a loud alarm via a built-in piezo siren (buzzer). In addition, three potential-free relay outputs are available.
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Page 5: Safety Instructions
The installation, programming and set-up must be carried out by trained and qualified personnel. Subsequent changes during normal operation (such as the relocation of Human Detector Flex modules) can be carried out by trained staff (not qualified personnel). However, the above-mentioned safety instructions and general rules of electrical engineering must be observed. -
Page 6: Human Detector Flex Alarm Centers And Management
Instruction Manual Human Detector Flex Alarm Centers and Management Flex The Human Detector alarm system has a larger number of sensors. These detect threats and monitor a wide variety of situations. In the event of an alarm, they send a coded radio signal. To ensure that this is noticed by the operator, various alarm control centers and an alarm management system are available. -
Page 7: Hdf-Amd
Instruction Manual HDF-AMD Use and Operation Principle Flex The Human Detector Alarm Management System HDF-AMD was developed for the use in museums and exhibitions. Due to its functionality, however, it can also be used for other protection tasks. The compact housing contains a powerful transmitter and receiver for the frequency range of 868 MHz. -
Page 8: Special Operation In "Isolated" Museums
Instruction Manual Special operation in "isolated" museums Larger exhibition halls often have a self-sufficient security infrastructure. In order to ward off a possible "attack” all functionalities of the security technology in the building are mapped. This means, for example, securing the external power supply with your own emergency power supply. -
Page 9: Design And Connections
Instruction Manual Your security staff can access all alarm messages via MQTT-APP. The output is in clear language, e.g. "Alarm picture collection, left wall, Holbein painting" with the corresponding date and time. As part of the confidentiality agreement, you will receive the necessary access data from us. - Page 10 Instruction Manual Terminal Operating Voltage Operating voltage 8-14 V, AC or DC, current 2000 mA min. Ensure correct polarity. Reverse polarity protection is provided. Only use rigid connection cables or flexible cables with wire end ferrules and a cross- section of 0.75 mm The use of cables with larger cross-sections may cause damage to the terminal.
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Page 11: Mounting Location And Installation
Instruction Manual Mounting Location and Installation Flex The power and flexibility of the Human Detector alarm system lies in its wireless radio connection. Due to the transmission frequency and protocol, a high level of security is ensured. The modulation process contributes to an increased range compared to products from various competitors. -
Page 12: System Login
Flex system in PROFI mode , we recommend that this work be carried out by qualified personnel. heddier electronic offers training for technicians and museum staff. Our sales partners and we are happy to provide support with the installation. System Login A login of the HDF-AMD is not necessary. -
Page 13: Maintenance And Care
Instruction Manual Maintenance and Care Flex The Human Detector Alarm Management System HDF-AMD requires no special maintenance and care. However, as these are safety-relevant systems, regular checks are recommended. The following functions should be checked: Regular testing of HDF-AMD It is recommended to check the functionality of the system at regular intervals. To do so, trigger an alarm at one or more sensor modules and check whether they are sent to the corresponding terminal devices in accordance with the setting. -
Page 14: Human Detector Flex Software
Changes to technical specifications and errors are possible. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the technical specifications of individual devices and components at any time and without providing reasons. The copyright of this document is owned by heddier electronic GmbH. The production of copies for work support or Flex maintenance of the Human Detector security systems is permitted at any time. -
Page 15: Help & Support
We will tell you about the exact procedure in our training courses. heddier electronic GmbH reserves the right to make different service agreements with museums, collections, private collectors and other institutions. These agreements may include special services, response and repair times.
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