Paradox Digigard DG85 Manuel utilisateur

Installation Guide

English, Français, Español

Outdoor High-Security

Digital Motion Detector

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Table of Contents

English ............................................1

Installation...........................................1

PCB Height Adjustment.......................2

Operational Modes..............................2

Single or Dual Edge Processing..........4

LED Setting.........................................4

Movement Signal Indication................5

Tamper Recognition............................5

Sensitivity Settings..............................5

Walk-testing.........................................6

Technical Specifications......................7

Français ..........................................8

Installation...........................................8

Hauteur de la carte de circuits

imprimés..............................................9

Modes opérationnels.........................10

Traitement simple ou divisé...............12

Réglage de la DEL............................12

Indication de signal de mouvement...12

Reconnaissance de sabotage...........13

Réglages de sensibilité .....................13

Essai de marche................................14

Caractéristiques techniques..............16

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Español .........................................17

Instalación.........................................17

Altura de la Placa de Circuito

Impreso .............................................18

Modos de Operación.........................18

Procesamiento de Polaridad

Simple o Doble..................................20

Configuración de la Luz LED.............20

Indicador de Señal de Movimiento....21

Reconocimiento de Sabotaje ............21

Ajuste de la Sensibilidad...................21

Prueba Caminando ...........................22

Especificaciones Técnicas................24

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Installation Guide 1n

English

Installation

At the recommended height of 2.1m (7ft) to 2.7m

(9ft) ± 10%, Digigard DG85 provides full

coverage from 1.5m (5ft) to 11m (35ft) as shown

in Figure 5 on page 29. The Digigard DG85

includes a weatherproof casing so it can be

installed outside.

Avoid placing the detector within proximity of the

following sources of interference such as direct

sunlight, reflective surfaces and moving cars.

Do not touch the sensor surface as this

could result in a detector malfunction. If

necessary, clean the sensor surface using

a soft cloth with pure alcohol.

After selecting the detector's location, drill or

punch out holes for the screws (Figure 4 on page

28).

The DG85 can also be mounted using the

Paradox Swivel Mount Bracket (469). The

swivel mount may allow for easier mounting.

If using the swivel mount, it is recommended

that you seal the space where the swivel

mount is connected to the back cover with

some silicon or with a rubber gasket to

ensure that moisture does not enter the

detector.

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PCB Height Adjustment

The DG85 is designed for optimal performance

at a height of 2.1m (7ft), but can be installed

lower or higher. After you have installed the

detector, ensure that the adjustable height

markings on the upper right of the PCB’s cover

inside the unit match the installation height.

For example, if the detector is installed at a

height of 2.1m (7ft), the PCB should then be

adjusted to 2.1m (7ft). Align the desired marking

(height) with the back cover’s plastic tab (Figure

1 on page 25 and Figure 2 on page 26).

If another installation height is called for, readjust

the PCB accordingly. Any PCB adjustments

should be followed by a walk-test of the

protected area. Walk-testing verifies that the

required coverage is in place.

Ensure that the unit’s front and back

cover are tightly joined together without

any spacing (around the rim of the unit)

before tightening the screw, otherwise

the weatherproof casing may be

compromised and moisture may enter

the unit.

Operational Modes

Digigard DG85 can function in two different

operational modes: DGP2 Mode or Relay Mode.

This option can only be configured using the DIP

switches.

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Installation Guide 3n

Relay Mode: (DIP Switch 1 = OFF)

When set to Relay Mode, the Digigard DG85

functions as would any standard motion

detector by communicating its alarm and

tamper signals via relays. Apply power by

connecting the AUX+ and AUX- of the control

panel to the RED and BLK terminals of the

detector as shown in Figure 3 on page 27. The

GRN and YEL terminals are not used.

In Relay Mode the detector’s settings can only

be modified using the DIP switches and trim

pot.

DGP2 Mode: (DIP Switch 1 = ON)

When set to DGP2 Mode, the Digigard DG85

functions like a DGP2 motion detector module

by communicating alarm signals, tamper

signals, data and detector settings via the

combus.

The Digigard DG85 connects directly to a

DGP-848 or DGP-NE96 control panel’s 4-wire

combus. Connect the four terminals labeled

RED, BLK, GRN and YEL to the

corresponding terminals on the control panel

(Figure 3 on page 27). The detector’s relay

output always remains active even when set

to DGP2 Mode and can be used to activate

other devices.

In DGP2 mode, the motion detector can be

modified using the DIP switches and trim pot

or by entering Module Programming Mode via

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an LCD keypad: For section numbers refer to

the detector settings on the back cover.

1. Press and hold the [0] key.

2. Enter your [INSTALLER CODE].

3. Enter section [953] (DGP-848) / [4003]

(DGP-NE96).

4. Enter the detector’s 8-digit [SERIAL NUMBER]

(located on PCB cover).

5. Enter the 3-digit [SECTION]you wish to

program.

6. Turn the desired option on/off or key in the

required data.

The detector keeps the last settings in

memory even after it has been powered

down, regardless of whether its settings

were modified via Module Programming

Mode or the DIP switches and trim pot.

Single or Dual Edge Processing

This option determines the DSP (Digital Signal

Processing) of the detector. Single Edge

Processing should be used in normal

environments with minimal sources of

interference. Dual Edge Processing provides

better false alarm rejection if the detector is

placed near sources of interference that can

adversely affect it. Refer to the table on the back

cover.

LED Setting

This option enables or disables the LED. The

LED illuminates for 5 seconds when the unit

detects a movement signal that reaches the

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Installation Guide 5n

required energy levels for an alarm and flashes if

it detects a signal that does not match the

characteristics of an alarm (non-movement

signals). Refer to the table on the back cover.

Movement Signal Indication

When this option is enabled and the detector

detects a signal that matches the characteristics

of a movement signal, but does not reach the

required energy levels for an alarm, the LED

flashes once, indicating the signal was kept in

memory. Refer to the table on the back cover.

Tamper Recognition

When this option is enabled and the anti-tamper

switch is open (cover removed), the detector

sends a tamper message to the control panel via

the combus. Refer to the table on the back cover.

Tamper Recognition is always active in

relay mode.

Sensitivity Settings

Digigard DG85 features adjustable sensitivity.

Adjust from 0 to 10 where 0 is the lowest setting

and 10 the highest.

Depending on the sensitivity setting, an

alarm condition can be generated

between 0.25 sec. (highest) and 2 sec.

(lowest) after the actual movement.

Adjusting Via Relay Mode

Remove the front cover and with a

screwdriver, turn the trimpot clockwise to

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increase the detector’s sensitivity or

counterclockwise to decrease it.

Adjusting Via DGP2 Mode

In module programming mode, enter section

[002] and use the arrow keys to scroll a 3-digit

value between 000 and 010.

Viewing Sensitivity Settings

Remove the cover to view how many times the

LED flashes, then adjust the setting

accordingly. The LED flashes a consecutive

amount of times to show the setting. Thus if

the sensitivity is set to 6, the LED flashes 6

times. Refer to the table on the back cover.

Walk-testing

At 20°C (68°F), at the highest sensitivity setting

and in Single Edge Processing mode, you should

not be able to cross more than one complete

zone (consisting of 2 beams, left and right sensor

detecting elements) in the coverage area with

any kind of movement; slow/fast walking or

running.

At the lowest sensitivity setting, the amount of

movement required to generate an alarm is

doubled. The approximate width of a full beam at

11m (35ft) from the detector is 1.8m (6ft). To

walk-test, move across the detection path, not

toward the detector.

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