Risco iWISE 815DTG3, iWISE 825DTG3 - Sensor Manual

Introduction

The iWISE 815DTG3/825DTG3 detectors are the ultimate motion detectors for professional installations, incorporating both Anti-Mask and Anti-Cloak™ Technologies (ACT™), adhering to new environmentally friendly guidelines.

iWISE 815DTG3/825DTG3 detectors are available in 15m and 25m models, and include built-in end-of-line (EOL) resistors to simplify installation.

Installation / Maintenance

1. Mounting - The iWISE 815DTG3/825DTG3 can be mounted either on a flat surface or on a wall corner (corner mounting).
   • Using a suitable tool, open the following knockouts on the detector's base (see Figure 1).
     

Note: If a back tamper is to be used it is mandatory to screw the tamper back plate to the wall (or wall corner).

2. To select the correct vertical adjustment position for wide angle lens, use the scale on the bottom left hand side of the PCB as follows:
   Mounting height and scale position based on room size:

Note: For Corridor installations, select position to 'LONG' and mount the detector at 2.5m/8'2" height.

3. Set jumpers (see Jumper Setting section).

On the face of the Microwave, you will find a colored dot, this represents the Microwave channel. When installing two detectors in near locations, it is recommended that these dots (channels) are not of the same color. Example: Two Red should be avoided

Note: Reset the detector after each change made to the settings.

4. Install the front cover back to its place (in a reverse sequence of the removal.
5. Perform a Walk test (see Walk Test section).
6. Changing Lenses (see Figure 2).
   
   Terminal Wiring (see Figure 5)
   

**Activation Signal-

If 12VDC is applied, and the LED/SET Input Jumper is on 12v position

- Or -

0V is applied and LED/SET Input Jumper is on 0V position

Jumper Settings

Jumper	Function
SW1-1: LED	Used to determine the operation of the detector's LEDs
ON: (Default)	LEDs are enabled, allowing LED control via the LED input terminal
OFF:	LEDs are disabled
SW1-2: ACT	Used to determine if ACT mode is enabled or disabled
ON	ACT Enabled Do not use ACT™ mode if you are expecting that there will be moving objects outside the required protected area, a corridor for example.
OFF (Default)	ACT Disabled.
SW1-3: Green Line The iWISE 815DTG3/825DTG3 includes a Green Line feature that follows environmental guidelines by avoiding surplus emission. This feature disables the MW channel when the alarm system is "Unset", thus eliminating surplus MW emission while the premises is occupied.
ON	Green Line feature is enabled: To deactivate the MW module in "UNSET" period, the LEDs must also be remotely disabled by the LED terminal. Note: When 'Green Line' is on (Microwave off), the detector will still activate (PIR only)
OFF (Default)	Green Line feature in disabled: MW is constantly in use.
SW1-4: Self Test	Used to test detection technologies.
ON	(Local Self Test): If there is no alarm detection in the PIR channel fora period of one 1 hour, the detector will self-test. If the local self test fails, the FAULT/AM Relay will activate.
OFF (Default)	(Remote Self Test): Remote Self Test is activated when the SET terminal is switched from SET to UNSET mode. For remote self test pass, the Alarm Relay will activate for 5 seconds.
J1 - Alarm EOL J2 - Tamper EOL J3 - FAULT/AM EOL	Jumpers J1 and J2 allow the selection of Tamper and Alarm resistance (1K, 2.2K, 4.7K, 5.6K, 6.8K) according to the control panel (see Figure 3). Jumper J3 allows the selection of 12K for Fault/Anti-Mask. Follow the terminal block connection diagram in Figure 3 when connecting the detector to a Double/Triple End Of Line (DEOL/TEOL) Zone.
J4 - LED/SET INPUT	Used to determine the polarity of the external input.
	See Terminal Wiring section, LED and SET Terminals
	See Terminal Wiring section, LED and SET Terminals

Walk Test

After applying power to the detector, close the cover within 2 minutes as after this period AM initialization will start.

1. Two minutes after applying power (warm-up period), walk test the Detector over the entire protected area to verify proper operation of the unit (see Figure 6).
   
2. The MW range can be adjusted by using the potentiometer located on the PCB. It is important to set the potentiometer to the lowest possible setting that will still provide enough coverage for the inner boundary protected area (see Figure 4).
   

MW range adjustment (Figure 4)

1. Over power
2. Under power
3. Correct adjustment

1. Detector
2. Corridor

LEDs Display

Note: AM and Trouble indications continue until masking is removed or trouble is corrected.

Technical Specification

*** Power to be supplied by 5A max. power source using safety approved wires, with a min Gauge of 20AWG.