TR SECURITY Mamba II Manuel utilisateur

Version 2013/2

Installation manual

Mamba II

CONTENTS

1. General info.....................................................................................................................................................................3

1.1. Design.......................................................................................................................................................................3

1.2. Principle of operaon...............................................................................................................................................3

1.3. Technical speciﬁcaon and condons ...................................................................................................................4

1.4. Cable installaon requirment...................................................................................................................................4

2. Fences .............................................................................................................................................................................5

2.1. Types of the fences ..................................................................................................................................................5

2.2. Installaon opons and ps for assembly ...............................................................................................................5

3. Installaon.......................................................................................................................................................................6

3.1. Instalaon of the device...........................................................................................................................................6

Important noce .........................................................................................................................................................6

3.2. Cabeling....................................................................................................................................................................8

Preparaon of RG59 cable ..........................................................................................................................................9

Preparaon of sensve cable......................................................................................................................................9

Cable connecon.........................................................................................................................................................9

Cable terminaon .....................................................................................................................................................10

3.3. Controls ..................................................................................................................................................................10

DIP switch..................................................................................................................................................................10

Rotary switch.............................................................................................................................................................11

3.4. Tesng mode..........................................................................................................................................................11

3.5. First start ................................................................................................................................................................12

5. Programming soware .................................................................................................................................................13

5.1. Instalaon...............................................................................................................................................................13

5.2. Control....................................................................................................................................................................13

SECTION A .................................................................................................................................................................14

SECTION B .................................................................................................................................................................17

SECTION C .................................................................................................................................................................18

6. SERVIS............................................................................................................................................................................20

Installaon manual – Mamba II

1. GENERAL INFO

1.1. DESIGN

MAMBA perimeter system is primary designed tosecure perimeter of the objects, especially fences. It can be used for

underground installaon, concrete walls, the protecon of solid objects such as solar panels etc.

This alarm system generates an alarm when intruder trying toovercome a fence or any aempt of intrusion. System

alsotesting constantly overall integrity of the cable (disconnecon, short-circuit).

1.2. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

The general principle is based on fact that the detecon cable

generates small triboelectric signal. This signal (stac

electricity) is due tofricon between the dielectric and the

copper core of the cable. Deformaon of the cable and

fricon in the cable will generate signal in the moment of the

intrusion. If the cable is well connected tothe fence all fence

working like sensive intrusion detector.

Whenever the intruder will aempt tohandle any fence or

cable, the system immediately generates an alarm signal.

The sensoris typically mounted directly tothe fence or fence posts (see. Chapter 1.4 Installation requirements and

procedures). Sensing cable is securely fastened tothe fence using a plasc or metal cable es. The number of strips is

an important parameter for the overall system behaviour and sensivity. Generally: smaller number of the strips is

used to ﬁx the cable it will decrease the sensivity of the system and it may cause false alarms.

System is proofed a recommended touse with shielded cable category5 – it means cable “FTP Cat 5E“ or “STP Cat

5E“. They can alsobe used in other types of communicaon cables that are suitable for its characteriscs parcularly

resistance in an outdoor environment and alsotheir construcon. The system alsosupports a special kind of sensing

cable called “vibrocable” which is typically used for ﬁxed concrete fences or underground installaons. Vibrocable and

other non-recommended cable consult with your supplier.

The system consists of the following components (see. Fig. 1):

sensor MAMBA (1)

non sensive cable (2)

cable juncon box (3)

sensive cable (4)

terminaon (5)

Fig. 1: Diagram of the system

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1.3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND CONDTITIONS

Sensor contain twodiﬀerent kind of outputs - Alarm (burglar alarm) and twooutputs Tamper (disrupon of integrity

of the cable, alarm from lt detector, low voltage etc.).

Package content:

Mamba sensor

1 pcs

Juncon

1 pcs

Terminaon juncon

1 pcs

Terminator

1 pcs

Quick installaon guide

1 pcs

CD with soware and documentaon

1 pcs

1.4. CABLE INSTALLATION REQUIRMENT

For mounng on the fence, use plasc or metal straps with UV

resistance at a distance of 20-30 cm. Right and stable coacon

tothe fence is one of the most important parameter of

stability of the system. Cable and the fence has tobe one

compact unit. Important is alsoImportant is a suﬃcient cable

tension and uniform strength of ghtening strips. It is

advantageous touse a special mounng strips tongs. If the

cable is routed through a column or other reinforcement,

set higher tension level on the tongs.

Do not connect detecon cable directly tothe Mamba unit, use non-sensive cable connected in the juncon box

(see. Figure 1 - Diagram of the system). Non-sensive cable is typically a coaxial cable type RG59 without aluminium

foil shielding. Best non-sensive cable is the RG59 cox with cooper mesh dielectric shielding.

Power consumption:

Max. 40 mA

Voltage supply:

DC 9-25V

Operating temperature:

-40°C ~ + 80°C

Protective rating:

IP67

Bus type:

RS485 (speed 19 200 baud)

Bus range:

2000m

Tilt detector:

3 axis ±3G

Outputs:

Alarm – NC contact (normally close contact)

Tamper I – NC contact (normally close contact)

Tamper II – NC contact (normally close contact)

Outputs features:

Impedance 8Ω, 50V /150mA

Fig. 2: Strips installation

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Do notstress cable when crossing fence posts (see. Fig. 3). In this case, leave the cable non-

stressed due todilataon of the cable and the movement of blocks of the fence.

Make sure that non-sensive cable RG59 is hidden and possibility of sabotage is eliminated to

the minimum.

2. FENCES

2.1. TYPES OF THE FENCES

System is able to work properly with following types of the fences:

Knitted wired fence

Wired fence

Concrete fence or wall

Solid metal fence

Wooden fence

Barber fence

There is possibility touse standard mounng method in most cases for the wired fences. If you would like toinstall

system tothe concrete or other solid fence, please contact producer or distributor todiscuss installaon method.

2.2. INSTALLATION OPTIONS AND TIPS FOR ASSEMBL Y

Install the sensor directly tothe fence post.

Wired fence has tobe strong around the complete perimeter and the strips has tobe stressed everywhere in the

same tension. Try tokeep same installaon condion in full length of the fence.

Do not install the sensor on the damaged fence.

Fig.4: Bad installation conditions

Fig. 3: Crossing the fence post

Installaon manual – Mamba II

Individual segments of the fence must be stable alsobetween each other. Sensive cable must never be free - always

has tobe ﬁrmly aached tothe fence.

When the system is properly installed, the alarm is generated when the fence is deformed, such as an aempt to

overcome or any other aack.

Within eliminaon of false alarms try tosecure the fence toprevent movement in the wind.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. INSTALATION OF THE D EVICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please pay aenon tothe grounding of the sensor.

Detector should not be grounded more than once. Please

ground the sensor in one place possible shortest cable

(minimum diameter of 1 mm) - see. Fig. 5.

Minus pol (-) of power supply IS NOT grounding of the

sensor.

Before connecng the sensor tothe installed cable, be sure

that the impedance between the cable shield and wires is

more than 20 MΩ.

Do not install the system in bad weather condion with high humidity (rain and snow). It is very important not to

leave the stripped cable in water and is necessary toavoid any penetraon of humidity intothe cable. In these cases

are helpful usage of lubricant, which prevents the penetraon of moisture and displaces it.

If you want toincrease system robustness against sabotage place sensor in another plasc or metal juncon box. It is

alsopossible to ﬁt it intoother elements of the system (emergency buon, backup

power supply, the source backup, security system concentrator, etc.) - see. Fig. 6.

Fig. 6: Another mounting box

Installaon manual – Mamba II

Board schematic:

DIODY:

ALARM

TAMPER 1 (reed relay always + cable

terminaon in default)

TAMPER 2 (lt detector in default + low

power – default < 9V)

Green

Power ON – in order

DIP switch:

Extra sensivity ON / OFF

Test mode (acvaon of tester)

Tamper contact – reed relay (ON -

acve, OFF deacvated reed relay on

main board)

4-8

BUS address (binary 1-32) see. Secon

3.3 Controls

Rotary switch:

0-9

Sensivity (0 - lower, 9 - higher)

Terminals:

Connecon of sensive detecon

cable. Terminal IN - wires and GNDA -

shield.

GNDA

NC1

Output ALARM (normally close)

NC1

NC2

Output TAMPER 1- reed relay always +

cable terminaon in default)

NC2

NC3

Output TAMPER 2 (Tilt detector in

default + low power – default < 9V)

NC3

Input for decreasing of sensivity

(acvaon by connecon toGND2)

GND2

BUS terminals RS485. Galvanically

isolated terminals. Set address on DIP

switch before use!

485+

485-

PWR(+)

Power 9-25V DC

PWR(-)

Fig.7. Mainboard MAMBA II -1

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3.2. CABELING

For wire fences manufacturer recommends using a standard shielded cable FTP Cat 5E for outdoor use with resistance

to UV radiation. For fixed fences and underground installation is necessary to use special VIBRO cable.

Connection of the cable and the sensor

Use the special joints for connecting cables and sensor MAMBA.

There are two types of cable connectors. The first is for transform sensitive cable to non-sensitive and the second type

is for terminating of cable.

Fig.8: Cable connection

Cable joint (see.Fig.9) is designed to transform sensitive cable (FTP Cat5) to non-sensitive (RG59). It can be also used

for repairing a damaged cable.

Fig.9: Cable joint

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PREPARATION OF RG59 CABLE

When preparing the cable RG59 follow Figure 10:

unscrew the end of the joint;

put the rubber seal from the cable gland;

remove the isolation of the cable RG59 at distance 42 to 44 mm;

split shielding to separate wires;

wrap the shielding by tinned wire and keep 35-40 mm for

connection to a terminal;

remove the centre cable isolation and keep 15-20 mm;

fold the centre cable in half due to the amplification of diameter

of the cable. Keep about 12 mm because of terminal connection;

ensure that the length of both ends is at least 6 mm.

PREPARATION OF SENSTIVE CABLE

Preparation of sensoric cable describe following Fig.11):

unscrew the end of the joint;

put the rubber seal to the cable from the cable gland;

remove the isolation from 35 to 40 mm;

cut off the isolation foil about 9-11 mm from the left edge of

isolation;

cut off the shielding wire about 9-11 mm from the left edge of

isolation;

bend the cable shield (including foil) toward the existing

isolation;

wrap the shielding with tinned wire for a distance of 35-40 mm;

remove the isolation of all central wires at around 30- 32 mm;

put all centre wires together;

ensure that the length of the central wires are at least 6 mm.

CABLE CONNECTION

Fig.12: Cable joint for connection of sensitive and non-sensitive cable

Fig. 11: Preparation of detection cable

Fig. 10: Preparation of RG59 cable

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CABLE TERMINATION

Please observe the following instructions for terminating cable

For the termination of the cable, use the provided cable joint. For termination (balancing) use the supplied cable

termination element (resistor) and connect it between the shield and the centre wires (signal and ground).

Fig.13: Cable joint for termination of the cable

3.3. CONTROLS

DIP SWITCH

Extra sensitivity

Activation of test mode (see. Chapter 3.4. Testing mode)

Switch ON / OFF reed relay on mainboard

4-8

Address for RS485 BUS

Switch no. 1 is used for main level of sensitivity. If switch is ON –sensor working in HIGH level of sensitivity. This

sensitivity is used mainly for solid fences.

Switch no. 2 see Chapter 3.4. Testing mode

Switch no. 3 switching ON / OFF reed relay on mainboard, which is connected in serial with output NC2. Connection of

the reed relay is fixed by hardware connection and it is not possible to change it by control software. If you do not

need to use reed relay - toggle Switch no.3 to ON position.

Switch no. 4-8 are used for settings of BUS address. This is described in the following table:

DIP

address 1

●

address 17

●

address 2

●

address 18

●

address 3

●

address 19

●

address 4

●

address 20

●

address 5

●

address 21

●

address 6

●

address 22

●

address 7

●

address 23

●

address 8

●

address 24

●

address 9

●

address 25

●

address 10

●

address 26

●

address 11

●

address 27

●

address 12

●

address 28

●

address 13

●

address 29

●

address 14

●

address 30

●

address 15

●

address 31

●

address 16

●

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