Satel AOCD-260 AGATE Outdoor Dual Technology Curtain Detector Instructions

: June 5, 2024
: Satel

Table of Contents

IMPORTANT
Features
Description
Electronics board
Installation
Anti-mask delay
Start-up and walk test
Specifications
Customer Support
References
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Satel AOCD-260 AGATE Outdoor Dual Technology Curtain Detector Instructions

IMPORTANT

The device should be installed by qualified personnel. Read carefully this manual before proceeding to installation. Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights under the warranty.

SATEL aims to continually improve the quality of its products, which may result in changes in their technical specifications and software. Current information about the changes being introduced is available on our website.

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The declaration of conformity may be consulted atwww.satel.eu/ce

The following symbols may be used in this manual:

note;
caution.

The AGATE detector detects motion at the moment of crossing the perimeter of protected area. It is designed for perimeter protection. This manual applies to the detector with electronics version 1.4 (or newer) and firmware version 1.02 (or newer). The detector meets requirements of the EN 50131-2-4 standard for Grade 3.

Warning Icon The Grade 3 certificate applies to the indoor use. The outdoor use of the detector (despite full Grade 3 functionality) is not covered by the certificate (there is no standard for the outdoor detectors).

Features

Motion detection with two sensors: passive infrared sensor (PIR) and microwave sensor (MW).
Adjustable detection sensitivity of both sensors.
Digital motion detection algorithm.
Digital temperature compensation.
Active IR anti-mask, compliant with EN 50131-2-4 requirements for Grade 3.
Tricolor LED indicator.
Remote LED enable/disable.
Capability of separate sensor configuring/testing.
Supervision of motion detection system and supply voltage.
Tamper protection against cover removal and tearing enclosure from the wall.
Weatherproof enclosure featuring a very high mechanical strength.
Angle-type mounting bracket included.

Description

The alarm will be triggered when infrared sensor (PIR) and microwave sensor detect motion within a time period shorter than 5 seconds.

Active IR anti-mask

The active anti-mask feature detects attempts to cover the detector or paint over the lens. The detector emits infrared radiation and measures the amount of radiation reflected. If the lens is covered or painted over, the amount of reflected radiation will change. Registering a rapid change in the level of infrared radiation will result in activating the anti-mask relay. The relay will remain active as long as masking is sensed by the detector.

The active anti-mask feature meets the EN 50131-2-4 requirements.

Supervision features

In the event of the voltage drop below 9 V (± 5%) for more than 2 seconds or the motion detection system failure, the detector will signal a trouble. The trouble is indicated by the activation of alarm relay and the steady light of all LED indicators. The trouble signaling will continue as long as the trouble persists.

Remote LED enable/disable

The LED can be enabled/disabled remotely when the LED is not enabled by means of the jumper. The LED terminal is provided to allow remote LED enable/disable. The LED is enabled, when the terminal is connected to the common ground, and disabled, when the terminal is disconnected from the common ground. You can connect to the LED terminal an OC type control panel output programmed e.g. as the “Service mode status”, “BI switch” or “Zone test status”.

Electronics board

Do not touch the pyroelectric sensor, so as not to soil it.
Electronics board

terminals:
TMP – tamper output (NC).
LED – remote LED control.
+12V – power input.
COM – common ground.
NC – alarm output (NC relay).
AM – anti-masking output (NC relay).
pins to enable/disable the LED indicators. If the LED indicators are to be enabled, place the jumper on pins (the remote LEDs enable/disable is not available then).
tamper contact activated by cover removal.
microwave sensor.
tricolor LED to indicate:
- alarm – the LED lights red for 2 seconds.
- motion detection by the microwave sensor – the LED lights green for 4 seconds.
- motion detection by the PIR sensor – the LED lights blue for 4 seconds.
- trouble – the LED lights red throughout the duration of trouble.
- warm-up – flashing alternately red, green and blue for about 45 seconds.
potentiometer for adjustment of the microwave sensor sensitivity.
potentiometer for adjustment of PIR sensor sensitivity.
anti-mask circuit LEDs.
dual element pyrosensor.

Installation

Disconnect power before making any electrical connections.

The detector can be installed outdoors as well as indoors, in spaces with harsh environmental conditions (high dustiness, high humidity, low or high temperatures, etc.). Thus, you can use it in warehouses, production halls, or other industrial facilities.
Install the detector at the recommended height (Fig. 2-I).
Install the detector at a roofed location or under a protective roof, where streams of water from rain or melting snow will not run down the enclosure.
Don’t install the detector closer than 3 meters from the moving objects (e.g. tree branches, bushes, laundry etc.) (Fig. 2-II).
Don’t direct the detector on reflective surfaces or on fans or a heat sources (Fig. 2-III).
Do not install the detector at any location directly exposed to sun rays.

Remove the front cover (Fig. 3).
Push the fastening catches outward and remove the electronics board (Fig. 4).
Make the openings for screws and cable in the enclosure base.
To ensure tightness of the enclosure, make the holes only at places specially intended for this purpose, which are provided with sealing material around the inner side of the base.
Run the cable through the hole you made, and then strip insulation from the cable so that it should extend a few millimeters beyond the material sealing the hole (Fig. 5). If the detector is to be installed on the angle bracket included in the delivery set, make a hole in the bracket and run the cable through it as shown in Fig. 6 (the detector can also be mounted on the adjustable brackets, BRACKET A and BRACKET B, offered by SATEL).
Mount the enclosure base directly to the wall (Fig. 5) or to the angle bracket screwed down to the wall (Fig. 6). Wall plugs and screws are delivered with the detector. For the hole designated by letter A on the figures 5 & 6, use the smaller screw. Fig. 7 shows the possible ways of detector installation.
If the detector is to meet the requirements of EN50131 standard for Grade 3, it must not be mounted on any bracket.
Fasten the electronics board.
Connect the wires to the corresponding terminals.
If the detector is to be installed outdoors, do not connect the anti-masking outputs to the control panel zones. Severe weather conditions, including rain, fog or frost, can be interpreted by the anti-mask circuit as an attempt to mask the detector.
Using potentiometers and jumper, set the detector working parameters.
Replace the enclosure cover and lock it with the screw.
Do not overtighten the screw so as not to strip the thread.

Anti-mask delay

Anti-mask delay is the time during which the detector must be covered for the anti-mask relay to be activated (cf. “Active IR anti-mask”). By default, the delay is 1 second. You can increase the delay up to 60 seconds.

If the anti-mask delay is 60 seconds, the anti-mask feature does not meet the requirements of EN 50131-2-4 for Grade 3.

To program the 60-second delay:

Power off the detector.
Use potentiometer to set the minimum sensitivity of PIR sensor.
Use potentiometer to set the maximum sensitivity of microwave sensor.
Place a jumper across the LED enable/disable pins.
Power on the detector. After 3 seconds the new settings will be saved.

To program the 1-second delay:

Power off the detector.
Use potentiometer to set the minimum sensitivity of PIR sensor.
Use potentiometer to set the maximum sensitivity of microwave sensor.
Remove the jumper from the LED enable/disable pins.
Power on the detector. After 3 seconds the new settings will be saved.

Start-up and walk test

When starting the detector, its enclosure must be closed for the anti mask feature to work properly. After power-up, the detector is analyzing the environment in which it has been installed and adjusting the working parameters of anti-mask circuit accordingly (for 45 seconds). During that time the detector must not be in any way obstructed.

When testing the detector, the LED should be enabled.

Power-up the detector. The LED will start flashing alternately red, green and blue to signal warm-up of the detector.
When the LED stops flashing, check that moving within the coverage area will activate the alarm relay and make the LED light up red. Fig. 6 shows the maximum coverage area (at the maximum sensitivity).

Separate testing of sensors

If a wire is connected to the LED terminal which enables the LED to be switched on/off remotely, the wire must be disconnected before power-up.

To test the microwave sensor, do the following:

Before power-up, place a jumper on the LED switching on/off pins.
Power-up the detector and, during the warm-up period, remove the jumper from pins. After completion of the warm-up, the LED should flash green every 3 seconds.
Replace the cover.
Check that moving within the coverage area will activate the alarm relay and make the LED light up green.
If necessary, change sensitivity and check the sensor again for proper operation.

To test the PIR sensor, do the following:

Before power-up, remove the jumper from the LED switching on/off pins.
Power-up the detector and, during the warm-up period, place the jumper on pins. After completion of the warm-up, the LED should flash blue every 3 seconds.
Replace the cover.
Check that moving within the coverage area will activate the alarm relay and make the LED light up blue.
If necessary, change sensitivity and check the sensor again for proper operation.

The sensor separate testing mode is automatically exited after 20 minutes.
After completing the tests and closing the enclosure, turn off and then turn on again the detector so that the anti-mask circuit can configure properly.
Testing of sensors