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I. Function Features:
1. Artistic design;
2. Microcomputer intelligent control, anti-electromagnetic interference, anti white light inference;
3. Tamper alarm (Send signal to alarm host and activate alarm);
4. High capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery, long service life, with USB charging port;
5. Mainly monitor and control indoor stereoscopic spaces, generally set as Motion Zone.
II.Specifications:
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2. Static current: ≤ 60 uA
3. Alarm current: ≤ 13 mA
4. Full loaded battery work time: ≤2 years
5. Detecting range: 110° 10m×10m
6. Emission distance: ≥ 150 meters (in open air)
7. Charging time: ≥ 8 h
8. Product dimension: 108 * 59 * 38 mm
III. Installation and Usage:
mounting height is 2~2.4 above the floor.
2. Open the cover of the PIR sensor, well connect the battery power
plug, select the desired detecting time by adjusting Detecting Time
Jumper, then close the cover and slide the power switch to “ON” on
the back of the sensor. The PIR sensor will flash 40 seconds and
then get ready to work.
Notes:
Detecting Time Jumper adjusting guide: (PIR sensor cover must be opened.)
1. 6S: Detects every 6 seconds (Recommended for testing)
2. 3MIN: Detects every 3 minutes. (Recommended for normal use to lengthen the battery life)
3. Mount the PIR sensor to the bracket and adjust a suitable angle for detecting.
4. What the Work Light indicates:
Alarm activated: flashes 3 times consecutively and send alarm signal to the host.
Tamper activated: flashes 3 times consecutively and send alarm signal to the host.
Low power: flashes 3 times consecutively and send alarm signal to the host when alarm activated, then flashed 10 times consecutively after 6 seconds and send low power signal to the host upon the first flash.
Note: Using the USB power charger to charge it when with low power. The charging time should not shorter then 8 hours continuously.
IV. How to program to the alarm host
A. To add:
l Operate the alarm host and make it get into learning state;
l Turn on the PIR sensor and press the Study/Emission Button on the back twice successively to trigger the sensor after it is ready to detect. The adding is successful if you see a successful indication/display on the alarm host.
B. To delete:
(By the regular method of deleting a sensor from a host)