PARADOX NV780MX Dual Side View Anti Mask Outdoor Detector Installation Guide

PARADOX NV780MX Dual Side View Anti Mask Outdoor Detector

Specifications

• Sensor: 4x dual low noise rectangular elements
• Lens: 2nd gen., flat, 2x dual beam, 1.7 focal point, narrow beam long-range Fresnel lens
• Processing: Digital APSP / Digital temperature compensation
• Startup Time: 25 seconds
• Detection Speed:
• Power Input: 9 Vdc to 15 Vdc
• Current Consumption: Typical/Standby: 37mA, Max: 80mA
• Coverage: Bi-directional, independent, 2 x 3m to 12m (10 ft. to 39 ft.) at 1.5m / 4.9 ft. height
• PET Immunity: Up to 40 kg (90 lb) – minimum 1.5m / 4.9 ft installation height
• Anti-Mask: Active IR detection for blocking 10 cm up to 30 cm and sprayed liquid
• Alarm Indicator: 2x red LED for 3 seconds + buzzer
• Alarm Output: 2x Solid State, N.C, 150 mA.
• Anti-Tamper Switch: N.C. 28 Vdc, 0.15A
• Operating Temperature:
• Humidity: 95% max.
• Dimensions: L 8.2 in. x W 4.3 in. x D 2.7 in. (21 cm x 11 cm x 7 cm)
• RF Immunity: Complies with EN 50130-4: 10V / m 80 MHz to 2.7 GHz
• Standards: EN 50131-2-2, Security Grade 2, EN 50130-5 Environmental Class IVA

Product Usage Instructions

Installing the NV780MX
Screw the detector into place using the provided screw holes. Ensure the minimum recommended installation distance of at least 40 cm from the protected area.

• Anti-Mask Calibration
  To calibrate the anti-mask feature, close the tamper. The calibration process takes up to 40 seconds and is indicated by flashing red/green LEDs until completed. No objects should be within 2m of the anti-mask field during calibration.

• Power-Up Sequence Indication
  The detector performs a power-up sequence indication upon activation.

• Adjusting the Beam Range
  To adjust the beam range, use the provided controls to modify the detection range as needed.

• Adjusting the Horizontal Beam
  You can adjust the horizontal beam range by sliding it up or down for proper alignment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: How do I switch between single and dual mode on the NV780MX?
  A: To switch between single and dual mode on the NV780MX, adjust Dip Switch 4 according to the provided instructions in the manual.

• Q: What is the coverage range of the NV780MX?
  A: The NV780MX covers approximately 24m / 78 ft. (12m / 39 ft. on each side) and is configurable to report either as a single unit with two sides reporting as a single zone output or as a dual unit with each side reporting as a separate zone input.

NV780MX
Installation Manual
Dual Side-View Anti-Mask Outdoor Detector

General Description
The NV780MX is a dual, independent, side-by-side view Passive Infrared (PIR) motion detector with dual anti-mask in a single housing, providing boundary protection. Covering approximately 24m / 78 ft. (12m / 39 ft. on each side) and configurable to report either as a single unit with two sides reporting as a single zone output or as a dual unit with each side reporting as a separate zone input.
Installing the NV780MX

Figure 1 : Front View – Open Cover

• Minimum Recommended Installation Distance: At least 40 cm / 15.7 in. from the protected area (door, window, etc.)
• Anti-Mask Calibration
• The anti-mask will only calibrate after the tamper is closed. The NV780MX performs anti-mask calibration for up to 40 seconds, indicated by flashing red / green LEDs until completed. On completion,  the LEDs shut off. If the buzzer is set to ON, three beeps signal that calibration is complete.
• IMPORTANT : During calibration, no objects should be within 2m / 6 ft. of the anti-mask field of view (on both sides of the detector).

Wiring

In Single mode, both outputs activate from any side.

• Digiplex mode is enabled if bus communication with the control panel exists. In Digiplex mode, the detector’s relay output remains active and can be used to activate other devices.
• Upon a loss of communication in Digiplex mode, the left LED flashes rapidly until communication is restored.
• To return to Relay mode, disconnect both the power and the Digiplex bus connection, and then power-up the module.

Dip Switch

Power-Up Sequence Indication

• LED: Both left and right LEDs blink red for five seconds.
• Buzzer Switch ON:
• Single Mode: One tone beeping for five seconds.
• Dual mode: Alternate tone beeping for five seconds.
•  Anti-mask calibration can take up to 40 seconds, red / green flashing if Buzzer is ON; three beeps indicates completion.

Alarm

• LED: Red LED indication on the relevant side(s) for three seconds.
• Buzzer Switch ON:
  • Single Mode : Same tone for either side detection.
  • Dual mode : Each side has its own tone.

Anti-Mask Detection

• An Anti-mask alarm will be generated 75 seconds after detecting a blocking object (EN regulation requires a minimum detection of 90 – 180 seconds for generating an anti-mask alarm).
• LED: Flashes orange rapidly (pre-alarm state) and then flashes when in alarm.
• If Buzzer is ON: buzzer beeps for 3 seconds.
• NOTE : The anti-mask relay is open during anti-mask detection.

Adjusting the Beam Range

• Adjust the beam range by shifting the lower lens up and down:. Hold the cover in the UP position and slide the plastic tab in the lower lens up or down on the side you wish to adjust, until the module is aligned in the desired position. Align the top of the tab with the required angle of the beam (Figure 2):
• 0° = 12m
• 5°= 10.5m
• 10° = 7.5m
• 15° = 5.25m
• 20° = 3m – 5m
• Once adjusted, lock into place by pushing the tab into the slot.

Adjusting the Horizontal Beam

• Beams (on either side of the module) are projected parallel to the  wall (default). The beams can be adjusted to project 30 horizontally from the wall, distancing the beam 60 cm / 24 in. from the wall in order to avoid detection of unwanted objects next to the module  (Figure 2).
• To adjust the beams in relation to the wall, identify the side needing adjustment, and slide the lens tray in or out of the detector to the required position:
• 0° – Slide the lens tray until it is flush with the top edge of the lens holder.
• 3° – Slide the lens tray until it is flush with the bottom edge of the lens holder.

Depends on installation height and environment. Test recommended.
Horizontal Beam Adjustment

Technical Specifications

Fresnel lens
Processing| Digital APSP / Digital temperature compensation
Startup Time| 25 seconds
Detection Speed| 0.2m / sec. – 4m / sec. (0.6 ft / sec. – 13.1 ft / sec.)
Power Input| 9 Vdc to 15 Vdc
Current Consumption| Typical/Standby: 37mA, Max: 80mA
Coverage| Bi-directional, independent, 2 x 3m to 12m (10 ft. to 39 ft.) at 1.5m / 4.9 ft. height
PET Immunity| Up to 40 kg (90 lb) – minimum 1.5m / 4.9 ft installation height
Anti- Mask| Active IR detection for blocking 10 cm up to 30 cm and sprayed liquid
Alarm Indicator| 2x red LED for 3 seconds + buzzer
Alarm Output| 2x Solid State, N.C, 150 mA.
Anti-Tamper Switch| N.C. 28 Vdc, 0.15A
Operating Temperature| -35°C to +50°C / -31°F to +122°F
Humidity| 95% max.
Dimensions| L 8.2 in. x W 4.3 in. x D 2.7 in. (21 cm x 11 cm x 7 cm)
RF Immunity| Complies with EN 50130-4: 10V / m 80 MHz to 2.7 GHz
Standards|

• EN 50131-2-2, Security Grade 2,
• EN 50130-5 Environmental Class IVA

Warranty

• For complete warranty information on this product please refer to the Limited Warranty Statement found on the website: www.paradox.com/terms or contact your local distributor. © 2017 Paradox
• Security Systems (Bahamas) Ltd. All rights reserved. Specifications may change without prior notice.
• Patents : One or more of the following US patents may apply: 7046142, 6215399, 6111256, 6104319, 5920259, 5886632, 5721542, 5287111, and RE39406 and other pending patents may apply. Canadian and international patents may also apply.
  NV780MX-EI03 04/2017

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