RISCO 5IN2849 Wired Outdoor DT Curtain Detector Instruction Manual

: June 5, 2024
: RISCO

Table of Contents

RISCO 5IN2849 Wired Outdoor DT Curtain Detector
Instruction
BUS MODE
Panel Teol
Description
Installation
Technical Specifications
Ordering Information
References
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RISCO 5IN2849 Wired Outdoor DT Curtain Detector

Instruction

Wired Outdoor DT Curtain Detector Installation Instructions

What’s in the box / IT Materiale incluso nella confezione

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Curtain – Side View / IT Tenda – Vista laterale

BUS MODE

Panel Teol

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Description

RISCO Outdoor DT Curtain detector has been designed to provide enhanced 24-hour outdoor protection, with Active IR Anti-mask, Integrated Dual Technology that combines K-Band microwave with PIR sensor and light sensor to minimize false alarms.

Features include

Selectable detection coverage of up 12m, 5°
K-Band Microwave detection
Active IR Anti-mask
Various mounting heights 1.8-3m
Optional 90° installation bracket (included)
Designed for outdoor installation, UV resistance, IP 65
Tamper protection

Installation

Preliminary Considerations
Select the mounting location for the best coverage of the area that is to be protected. Avoid pointing the detector in the direction of moving objects (such as, swaying trees and bushes).

PIR Coverage Pattern
For optimal detection results, install the detector at a height of 2.4 m

Mount the Bracket on the Wall
(4, 6a, and 6b)

Setting the Detector Mode

Standalone
DIP SW 6 is OFF
Terminal wiring as in Step 5a

RISCO BUS Mode

DIP SW 6 is ON
Wiring: (see Figure 9)
terminal (Detector power)
Connecting YEL / GRN – Detector BUS
Continue to Step 6

Connecting the Terminal Wiring (Standalone Mode)

Connect the terminal wiring according to Figures 5 & 9

Terminal	Descripción
+ –	+12 V CC, – GND
ALARM YEL GRN	Relé de alarma N.C

NOTA: tal como lo define el interruptor DIP SW 6
TAMPER| Interruptor del tamper N.C
AM| Relé de alarma antienmascaramiento N.C

Setting DIP Switch Settings (Standalone Mode)

Set the DIP switch settings according to the table, below

Interruptor DIP SW	Descripción
1	LED: ON*: Activado / OFF: Desactivado

Sensibilidad (PIR)

| Baja| Med.| Norm.| Alta.
2| OFF| ON| OFF| ON
3| OFF| OFF| ON| ON
4| Antienmascaramiento: ON: Activado / OFF: Desactivado
5| Para su uso futuro
6| Modo: OFF: Relé / ON: BUS (ver Definición del ID del BUS)

Available Wiring Channels
Defining the BUS ID (BUS Mode)
This step is only relevant for detectors that are connected to the RISCO BUS.
Securing the Detector to the Bracket (See Figures 7 & 8)
Registering the Detector into the System
Adding the BUS Detector (LightSYS/ProSYS Plus)

Select Installer menu

Install
BUS Device
Automatic.
The system automatically searches for the detector’s BUS ID and assigns a zone (according to the defined DIP switch settings.
Click OK to confirm.
Configure the BUS detector parameters:
Zones
Parameters
By Category
Advanced
BUS Zone Parameters
lights / ProSYS Plus Installation Manual).
For LightSYS Version 5.92 and above / ProSYS Plus Version 1.3.0.x and above.
Exit the Installer menu.

Walk Test

Walkthrough the entire protected area and observe the LEDs to confirm full coverage (see LED Status). When complete, secure the detector with screw (see Figure 11).

LED Status

LED	State	Description

Red

| Blinks once| Alarm
Flashing| Communication error with the system (BUS Mode

only)

(consecutively)

| Unit initialization upon power-up

Self-Test

Every hour the detector performs an internal self-test for both PIR and MW channels. A fault detected in the self-test will be indicated by a momentary open anti-mask relay (in relay mode) or by a corresponding message in the panel (in BUS mode).