Pir Motion Detectors; Fire And Smoke Detectors; Glass Break Detectors; Raid Detectors (Panic Button) - Monacor DA-8000 Installationsanleitung

GB
junction box
alarm zone 1
alarm zone 2
Fig. 6 Opening detectors (reed contacts) for windows and doors
Important!
When connecting NC contacts to an alarm zone,
remove the corresponding jumper between the
contacts "AZ" in any case, otherwise no alarm can be
triggered.
Hints
1. When connecting several detectors to an alarm
zone, use a junction box (see fig. 6, alarm zone 1).
2. Use a separate alarm zone for the main access
door and for this activate the delay times for the
entry and exit (see chapter 5.2). Thus, the oper-
ating personnel will be able to activate the system
and leave the building through the main door with-
in the delay time or switch off the system after
entering the building without triggering an alarm.

4.5.4 PIR motion detectors

Passive infrared motion detectors detect the move-
ment of infrared heat sources, e. g. of living beings. In
most cases they are equipped with an NC contact
which is opened with a movement recognized.
operating voltage 12V
anti-tamper
contact
alarm contact
Fig. 7 PIR motion detector with opening contact (NC contact)

4.5.5 Fire and smoke detectors

It is also possible to connect fire and smoke detectors
to the alarm control system. Programme the alarm
zone for these detectors to "Fire" (chapter 5.1). Thus,
in case of danger persons present are warned by a
pulsating alarm tone even if the alarm system is deac-
tivated.
26
–
Remove
jumpers!
operating voltage
–
alarm contact
Fig. 8 Fire or smoke detector with opening contact (NC contact)

4.5.6 Glass break detectors

Glass break detectors serve for alarm triggering when
breaking a glass pane.
Passive glass break detectors are directly glued to
the glass pane and interrupt the current flow in an
alarm loop for triggering alarm. They are connected
the same way as the reed contacts for windows and
doors (chapter 4.5.3).
Acoustical glass break detectors react on the typical
noise caused by bursting glass. They require a supply
voltage for operation.
glass break
detector
12V
– +
junction
box
Fig. 9 Acoustical glass break detectors

4.5.7 Raid detectors (panic button)

Raid detectors are connected to a separate alarm loop
which is programmed to "Panic" (chapter 5.1). Thus, it
is possible to trigger an alarm manually via this detec-
tor by actuating the panic button even if the system is
deactivated.
panic buttons
with NC contact
Remove
jumpers!
junction box
panic button
with NC contact
Fig. 10 Raid detector (panic button)
Remove
jumper!
12V
– +
Remove
jumpers!
panic buttons
with NO contact
Do not
remove
jumpers!
junction box
panic button
with NO contact