Installation Instructions

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INSTALLATION

Caution

3-1

SEPARATING

• Do not place the main

unit where it is exposed

to direct sunlight. Doing

so may cause damage to

the product.

Remove the main unit from the back box.

Remove the main unit mounting bracket.

Remove the battery

cover.

Remove the main unit

cover.

3-2

WALL MOUNTING

Using a screwdriver or similar tool, break

the knockout position (×2) in the back

box as shown.

Replace batteries.

Disposal method for batteries

Note>>

Using Velcro tape, fix the wireless

transmitters in the back box.

For more information on wiring,

see “3-5 WIRING” on page 3.

Attach the connectors.

• When using BCU-4 (option), refer to

BCU-4 manual.

Mount the main unit.

Referring to “4 SETTING” on page 3,

perform the necessary settings.

Close the main unit cover.

Warning

• When closing the cover, be careful that

the cables are not caught by the cover.

Caution

Close the battery cover.

Caution

• Do not touch the optical unit

when mounting the cover.

Otherwise, the resulting shift

of the optical axis may result

in malfunction of the unit and

require readjustment.

Remove the connectors.

Pull

Loosen the

battery cover

lock screw.

Loosen the

main unit cover

lock screw.

Velcro tape

Cut the supplied Velcro

tape to an appropriate

length and apply.

3-3

POLE MOUNTING

Using the guide below, break the knockout positions (×2) in the back box with a screwdriver.

Perform the wall

mounting procedure of

3 to 9 on page 2.

One detector

Two detectors in

opposing directions

Knockout position

Detector No. 1 Detector No. 2

Instruction

condition

POLE (1) -

POLE (1) POLE (2)

Caution

• If you accidentally open an

unnecessary knockout, be sure

to fill the knockout. Not doing so

may result in waterproof failure

and malfunction of the product.

Insert the two batteries into their

compartment. Ensure the positive

terminals are facing toward the front.

Close the battery plate.

Connect the CRH-5 male connectors

to the female connectors of the

battery plate.

Open the battery plate in the

direction of the arrow.

Set CR123A in the CRH-5 and insert

two CRH-5 into their compartment.

Ensure the positive terminals are

facing toward the front.

Close the battery plate.

Open the battery plate in the

direction of the arrow.

< When using D size battery >

< When using CR123A battery >

Mount the back box to the wall.

• Do not mix D size lithium batteries with CRH-5 batteries.

• Do not mix batteries that have different levels of power remaining (i.e., new

and used batteries or batteries of different manufacturers). Not observing

the above may result in an explosion, leakage of electrolyte, emission of

toxic gases or other outcomes that may be harmful to people and property.

Caution

• Remove all batteries prior to replacing with new ones. If this is not followed,

the low battery indicator LED will not reset and will continue to blink.

Open the screw holes from the

inside of the back box to the

outside.

Open the screw holes from the inside

of the back box to the outside.

Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local

government regulations/low and EU Battery

Directive (2006/66/EU).

Take the main unit out

of the back box.

Turn the optical unit

90 degrees and

loosen the screw.

Tighten the main unit fixing

screw and turn the optical unit

90 degrees.

Attach the main unit

mounting bracket to the back

box.

Route the three connectors

of the back box through the

slits on the upper part of the

main unit.

Tighten the fixing screw for the battery cover.

Close the battery cover.

Knockout position

WALL

POLE (1)

POLE (2)

Knockout position

WALL

POLE (1)

POLE (2)

4×20 self tapping

(with rubber washer)

Side wall

Distance from

the side wall:

at least 1m

Pitch: 83.5 mm

For connection

to gang electric

box

3.9 VDC D size

Lithium batteries

CRH-5

3.0 VDC CR123A

Hook on the upper part

of the back box.

Push the lower part of

the main unit cover.

Fasten the main unit

cover lock screw.

Fix the back box on the pole.

Side wall

M4×20 screw

(with rubber washer)

Pole bracket

U-bracket

Distance from the side

wall: at least 1m

Pole 43 to 48 mm dia.

(1.69 to 1.89 inch dia.)

Detector

No. 1

Detector

No. 2

Just fit

Note>>

• Avoid placing the cables

in a position where they

can be caught between

the main unit and cover.

This unit used to enable

wired operation.

For more information on

connecting, see PCU-5

manual.

- 3 -

Set the voltmeter range to 5 to

10VDC and connect the voltmeter

probes and to and of

the monitor jack respectively.

Avoid installing the transmitter and receiver facing each other through the corner of the cover.

Refer to “1-3 PARTS IDENTIFICATION”.

(factory default)

In doing this installation, the maximum detection

range shall be half of the original detection

range. (This is to compensate the attenuation of

beam by the corner of the cover.)

Attach the BCU-5 to the

battery plate using

double-sided adhesive tape.

• Be careful not to cover the

power/low battery indicator

LED.

• Select a location that does

not interfere with the

connector installation.

3-4

MOUNTING EXAMPLE AT PARTICULAR CASE

3-5

WIRING

Warning

• When using BCU-5 (option), be sure to

read the BCU-5 manual. Do not insert

batteries into the wireless transmitter.

Doing so may result in fire or explosion.

• To monitor low battery levels separately for the receiver and the transmitter, install a wireless transmitter in each of them. When the low

battery levels are monitored for both the receiver and transmitter centrally, install a wireless transmitter in only the receiver.

• If there is only an N.O. output on a wireless transmitter, the low battery output and tamper output cannot be used.

• The power supply can be shared between the back box and wireless transmitter by using BCU-5 (option).

• When using PCU-5 (option) with either only the transmitter or receiver, ensure the low battery signal is monitored. (Refer to PCU-5 manual.)

Note>>

SETTINGS

Optical alignment is an important

procedure to increase reliability.

Be sure to take alignment step

1 through 2 described below to

attain the maximum level of the

output through the monitor jack.

4-2

OPTICAL ALIGNMENT

Horizontal alignment angle Vertical alignment angle

Look into the viewfinder and perform fine alignment of the horizontal and vertical

angles using the alignment dial.

< How to look into the viewfinder >

Note>>

Caution

Alarm/Level

indicator

LED

Beam

interrupted

Beam received

Adjustment

level

Monitor jack

output

Realign Fair Good Excellent

0 V 0.1 VDC 2.0 VDC 2.8 VDC

ON Fast blink Slow blink OFF

•

The Alarm/Level indicator LED is a supporting tool for easy

alignment. Be sure to perform fine alignment to ensure the

maximum output level through the monitor jack.

• The Alarm/Level indicator LED should only be used for

rough alignment. For fine or good alignment, always use

the monitor jack output level.

< Horizontal alignment >

< Vertical alignment >

< Receiver >

Fine adjustment with monitor jack

Checking the Indicator LED and

fine alignment

Checking of the illumination

< Receiver >

Note>>

• When making the adjustments by the monitor jack, be careful not to

cover the optical unit with your hand, the voltmeter pin cord, etc.

• After the rough alignment using the view

finder, check the light receiving status by

the Alarm/Level Indicator.

• After checking the receiving level of optical

axis by using the alarm indicator, make sure

to make fine alignment for both transmitter

and receiver with voltmeter until it reaches

maximum monitor output over “Good” level.

Note>>

• Do not press the tamper when you set the

DIP switches. Otherwise the settings will not

actually be changed.

Note>>

• The operation of the Alarm/Level indicator LED will not

change due to the battery saving timer setting. Whenever

the beam is interrupted, the indicator will turn ON.

Note>>

• Route the cables

through the center

hole.

Turn the horizontal

alignment dial by fingers

to make alignment

Turn the vertical

alignment dial with a

screwdriver to make

alignment

When connecting to BCU-5 (OPTION)

Receiver

Red

Black

Main unit Back box

Power

Main control

Alarm

EX EX – +

Battery

plate

Low battery

–

Wireless

Transmitter

Ta mp e r

BCU-5

Battery

plate

BCU-5

Transmitter

Red

Black

Main unit

Blue

Green

Power

Main control

EX EX – +

–+

Low battery

Back box

Wireless

Transmitter

Receiver

Red

Black

Main unit

Yellow

Orange

Brown

Green

Blue

Purple

Gray

Yellow

Orange

Brown

Green

Blue

Purple

Gray

Main control

Power

Alarm

COM

Low battery

Tamper

Wireless

Transmitter

Back box

Transmitter

Red

Black

Main unit

Green

Blue

Main control

Power

Low battery

Wireless

Transmitter

Back box

When connecting to PCU-5 (OPTION)

4-1

FUNCTIONS

Receiver

DIP SWITCH

SL-TNR

SELECTOR

POSITION

Battery saving timer switch

Beam interruption adjustment switch 1

Intermittent output function switch

Beam interruption adjustment switch 2

Caution

Receiver

BEAM INTERRUPTION ADJUSTMENT

BATTERY SAVING TIMER

INTERMITTENT OUTPUT FUNCTION

(50 msec) (100 msec) (250 msec) (500 msec)

Typical

interruption

time setting

SELECTOR

POSITION

Running Jogging Walking Slow movement

SL-TNR

OFF

Receiver

SL-TNR

OFF

Transmitter Receiver

[ Top view ]

ex) SL-200TNR 60m/200ft. 30m/100ft.

5°

90°

Viewfinder

OPERATION CHECK

5-1

LED INDICATION

Beam Interruption

OFF

LEDDETECTOR

Receiver

Alarm/Level indicator LED (Receiver only)

Alarm/Level

indicator

LED

(continue)

OFF

Beam not

received sufficiently

Normal

Receiver is

low battery

Transmitter is

low battery

Both Receiver

and Transmitter

are low battery

LED

BATTERY

CONDITION

Power/Low battery indicator LED

ON (continue)

• • •

Power/Low

battery indicator

LED

Normal

Receiver is

low battery

Transmitter is

low battery

Both Receiver

and Transmitter

are low battery

LED

BATTERY

CONDITION

ON (continue)

Transmitter

The battery saving timer enforces 2 min intervals

between alarm outputs. If the site of security

involves a lot of traffic or in/out of people over a

detection zone, wireless transmitters may wear

out batteries quickly. The battery saving timer

cancels alarms for two minutes after the initial

output, preserving powers of wireless transmitters.

Initial setting is at 50 ms for normal

work. According to the speed of a

supposed target you select one

specific setting out of 4 steps.

Set the beam interruption

adjustment switches of the

Receiver according to the speed of

the human object to detect.

Intermittent output function enforces outputs to reset while beams

continues to be interrupted.

This function is effective if your wireless transmitters do not have

supervised features to monitor relay status.

Intermittent output function repeats alarms with intervals to let the

system be aware of interrupted status.

• Remove all batteries prior

to replacing with new

ones. If this is not

followed, the low battery

indicator LED will not reset

and continue to blink.

• Alarm output:

1 output/ 2 minutes

• A

larm output: 1 output/ 1 minute

Left eye

Right eye

From right side

From left side

Alarm/Level

Indicator

LED

Power/Low battery

indicator LED

Through the

center hole.

Through the

center hole.