Optex VX Infinity Series User manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

No.59-1936-1

VX InfinityTMseries

CONTENTS

VXI-R Battery operated model with 2 PIR

VXI-RAM VXI-R with anti-masking

VXI-RDAM VXI-RAM with micro-wave

INTRODUCTION

1-1 BEFORE INSTALLATION

1-2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

1-3 DETECTION AREA

INSTALLATION

2-1 WIRING DIAGRAM

2-2 R MODEL BATTERY BOX RBB-01 (OPTION)

2-3 TRANSMITTER PREPARATION

2-4 BEFORE MOUNTING

2-5 WALL TAMPER WRS-04 (OPTION)

2-6 MOUNTING

2-7 AREA ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

2-8 AREA MASKING

2-9 DETECTION LENGTH ADJUSTMENT

SWITCH SETTING

WALK TEST

LED INDICATION

BATTERY

6-1 HOW TO REPLACE BATTERY

6-2 BATTERY LIFE

SPECIFICATIONS

7-1 SPECIFICATIONS

7-2 DIMENSIONS

SETTING OF SPECIAL DETECTION AREA

BATTERY OPERATED MODEL

MULTI DIMENSIONAL OUTDOOR DETECTOR

The VX InfinityTM series provide highly reliable detection functions, reducing false reports or

report losses. The VX InfinityTM series deliver stable detection performance even in severe

outdoor environments.

FEATURES

-12 m (40 ft.) by 90 degree flexible detection pattern adjustable to 5 ranges

- SMDA Logic for advanced temperature compensation and environmental noise immunity.

- Easy Masking for over spill prevention

- Double Conductive Shielding against bright light disturbance.

- Conduit/TX-Battery Case for both wired and wireless-ready models.

BASIC FEATURES

- Active IR Anti-Masking for detecting covering objects

- Tough Mod Dual Technology based on OPTEX gold-plated microwave module

- Super Low Energy Circuit for maximum Battery life expectancy

OPTIONAL FEATURES

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INTRODUCTION

1-1 BEFORE INSTALLATION

Warning

Caution

Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper handling may cause

death or serious injury.

Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper handling may cause

injury and/or property damage.

The check mark indicates recommendation.

The nix sign indicates prohibition.

• Sunlight and reflection • Heat source • Objects moving in the wind

0.8 – 1.2 m

(2.64 – 3.94 ft)

Parallel

Do not remove the PCB. Keep product away from direct splash.

Mounting height. Keep the detector parallel to the

ground.

Consider the direction a person is

approaching from, as well as the

detection area.

Install the detector in a place where it is free from false alarm factors. For example:

Warning

Tilt

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1-2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

-Precautions for installing two or more sensors

Masking seal × 3 pcs

Screw kit

For wall mounting

Screw (4 × 20 mm)

Connector for POWER and ALARM

Cover unit

Main unit

Back box

Back box cap

Mounting plate

Connector for TROUBLE

1.0 m (3.28 ft) or more Less than 1.0 m (3.28 ft)

Velcro tape

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

Do not install two or more VXI-RDAMs in side by side or face to face. Doing so may cause

malfunction. VXI-RDAM may be installed in back to back. If mounting on the same wall, make

sure that each unit is at least 1.0m (3.28 ft) apart from the other.

Optional accessories

Wall tamper (WRS-04)

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Battery box (RBB-01)

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INSTALLATION

1-3 DETECTION AREA

2-1 WIRING DIAGRAM

Trouble

Tamper

Alarm

Transmitter

Note>>

• The battery in the transmitter is shared with

the detector.

• Connection for TROUBLE is used when

monitoring for Tamper and Anti Mask.

Note>>

Be sure to insert the battery box all the

way until it clicks.

Transmitter side Main unit side

OPTION: WRS-04

Red

Black

White

Yellow

Red: Power input (+)

Black: Power input (-)

White: Alarm

Yellow: Alarm

Green: Trouble

Blue: Trouble

Brown: Tamper

Orange: Tamper

Gray: Tamper

Green

Blue

Brown

Orange

Gray

Mount the battery box inside the

back box as shown below.

Insert the battery box along the

groove of the back box.

Click!

Back box

Battery box

mounting space

fghi

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

Length limiting position 1 (Default)

PIR

Area diagram of horizontal position D

12m

12m 10m 12m10m5m 5m0

10m

ABCEFG

0 5m 10m 12m

Length limiting position 2

0 5m 10m 12m

Length limiting position 3

0 5m 10m 12m

Length limiting position 4

0 5m 10m 12m

Length limiting position 5

0 5m 10m 12m

Note>>

The maximum detection length may vary as

shown below due to environment conditions.

2-2 R MODEL BATTERY BOX RBB-01 (OPTION)

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2-3 TRANSMITTER PREPARATION

2-4 BEFORE MOUNTING

<To monitor only the ALARM using a transmitter

with 1 external input>

<To monitor the ALARM and TROUBLE using a

transmitter with 2 external inputs>

35 (1.38)

130 (5.12)

30 (1.18)

External input is N.C. External input is N.O.

... DIP switch 3: OFF (N.C.)

... DIP switch 3: ON (N.O.)

Connectors to be used

Connector for POWER and ALARM

Connector for TROUBLE

Red Black

How to position a battery

Connector for POWER

and ALARM

Connector for

TROUBLE

Connector for

POWER and ALARM

N.C. N.O.

Unit: mm (inch)

The transmitter used should have the internal dimensions of H 150 × W 34 × D 33 mm(H 5.91 × W 1.34 × D 1.30 inch)

or H 112 × W 55 × D 35 mm.(H 4.41 × W 2.17 × D 1.38 inch)

WRS-04 (option) Store the connecting

cable in a trench

and seal with a label

already in place.

Remove the cap.

1Open the cover unit.

2Remove the main unit from

the back box.

3Remove the back box

from the mounting plate.

Mount the wall tamper

(WRS-04) on the back

of the main unit.

1Run the wire along

the wiring groove.

2-5 WALL TAMPER WRS-04 (OPTION)

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2-6 MOUNTING

Wall mount Pole mount

Metal band

Velcro tape

Transmitter

Transmitter side Main unit side

Red

Black

White

Yellow

Red: Power input (+)

Black: Power input (-)

White: Alarm

Yellow: Alarm

Green: Trouble

Blue: Trouble

Green

Blue

Note>>

• The battery in the transmitter is shared with the detector.

• Connection for TROUBLE is used when monitoring for

Tamper and Anti Mask.

* Use a metal band with

25 mm or less in width.

Put the top of the back

box on the hook.

1Mount the mounting plate. 2Mount the back box on the mounting plate.

3Mount the transmitter on the back of the main unit. 4Connect the connectors

5Mount the main unit to the back box. 6Put the cap on top.

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2-7 AREA ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

2-8 AREA MASKING

Horizontal position D

(Default)

Horizontal position B

(F: symmetrical

position)

Horizontal position C

(E: symmetrical

position)

Horizontal position A

(G: symmetrical

position)

ABCEFGD

ABCEFG

Note>>

When creating a special detection area, refer to the end of this manual.

If there is an unwanted object within the detection area, apply an area masking label to the appropriate area.

Insert the protruding

part of the cover into

the lens hole.

Fit the edge of the

lens.

Slide the lens holder to secure it.

Unwanted

object (Tree)

3Insert the lens into the cover. 4Mount the lens holder to the cover.

The angle can be adjusted in

7 levels from A to G.

The detection area becomes

14 zones only when A or G is

selected.

1Slide the lens holder and remove the lens holder out

of the cover as shown below. 2Identify positions to mask on the lens and apply a

corresponding strip from the masking sheet 1.

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2-9 DETECTION LENGTH ADJUSTMENT

MW sensitivity

adjustment

Both upper and lower detection

area are blocked

IMPORTANT

BOTH DETECTION AREAS MUST BE

BLOCKED FOR DETECTION

Detection!

Detection

Only upper detection area is blocked

Only lower detection area is blocked

1Adjust the PIR detection length by sliding the lower

PIR to the desired position.

2Adjust the MW detection length by rotating the MW

sensitivity adjustment according to the PIR area.

Detection length setting chart

* The detection lengths described above should be used as a guideline.

Position

(Factory

default)

12.0 m

(40.0 ft)

8.5 m

(27.9 ft)

6.0 m

(19.7 ft)

3.5 m

(11.5 ft)

2.5 m

(8.2 ft)

10.0 -17.0 m

(32.1 - 55.8 ft)

7.0 - 12.0 m

(23.0 - 39.4 ft)

5.0 - 8.5 m

(16.4 - 27.9 ft)

3.0 - 6.0 m

(9.8 - 19.7 ft)

2.0 - 3.5 m

(6.6 - 11.5 ft)

Max detection length Detection area

sensitivity

adjustment

12 m

8.5 m

6 m

3.5 m

2.5 m

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NORM ⇔TEST

DIP switch 1

DIP switch 2

SWITCH SETTING

-WALK TEST MODE

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

123456

POSITION FUNCTION

TEST

(Factory default)

NORM

The LED lights irrespective of the DIP switch 4 (LED)

setting.

The DIP switch 2 (BATTERY SAVING TIMER) setting is

inactive.

The LED lights depending on the DIP switch 4 (LED)

setting.

The DIP switch 2 (BATTERY SAVING TIMER) setting is

active.

Caution>>

After completing a walk test, always set the unit to NORM position for operation.

Using the unit in TEST mode will shorten the battery life.

120S ⇔5S

-BATTERY SAVING TIMER

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

123456

POSITION FUNCTION

120S

(Factory default)

5 sec.

120 sec.

Even if there are continuous alarm events, the alarm is generated only once

in the timer period to save the battery life.

PIR sensitivity selector

DIP switch

1 WALK TEST MODE

2 BATTERY SAVING TIMER

3 ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT

4 LED

5 ANTI-MASKING

6 MICROWAVE IMMUNITY

2 4 5 63

MW sensitivity adjustment

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DIP switch 3

N.C. ⇔N.O.

-ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

123456

POSITION FUNCTION

N.O.

N.C.

(Factory default)

N.O. output

N.C. output

DIP switch 4

OFF ⇔ON

-LED

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

123456

POSITION FUNCTION

OFF

(Factory default)

LED ON

LED OFF

Note>>

If the LED lights, check the DIP switch 1 (WALK TEST

MODE) setting.

DIP switch 5

OFF ⇔ON

-ANTI-MASKING

VXI-R

VXI-RAM

VXI-RDAM

123456

POSITION FUNCTION

OFF

(Factory default) ANTI-MASKING ON

ANTI-MASKING OFF

When masking condition continues more than 3 minutes, TROUBLE will be generated.

TROUBLE is generated after 20 seconds under the anti-masking test mode.

Teaching mode starts when both the separate box cover and the main unit cover are

attached.

Please be careful not to leave any object within 1 m from the unit.

<ANTI-MASKING function>

ANTI-MASKING test mode

The trouble is output after 20 seconds.

Normal mode

The trouble is output after 3 minutes.

10 minutes1 minute

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