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High sensitivity
Medium Sensitivity
Connecting to the Control Panel
Please connect the detector with control panel before use:
1. Make sure the control panel is under pairing state (please refer to
the relative user manual).
2. Knock once on the surface of the detector to simulate an alarm (LED
the pairing is successful.
Installation
1. Remove the insulating strip; the detector will enter working state.
2. Clean the surface of object to be installed.
3. Fix the detector on the middle of the object's surface with double-
sided adhesive tape and make sure the antenna is upward.
EN
Introduction
The wireless vibration detector adopts the theory of vibration,
touch and motion mode. Once it detects any vibration, it will
automatically send wireless signal to the control panel for alarm. It
is widely used for objects with a solid or thick structure, like safe and
so on. Its vibrating sensitivity can be adjusted in three levels thus
it can prevent false alarm effectively. Two pieces of AAA 1.5V LR03
batteries are included in the detector, which enables 12 months
standby.
Product Overview
Low sensitivity
Note:
Whether a vibration signal will be detected depends on not only the knocking
strength on objects, but also the strength, frequency and duration of the signal.
Power Supply:
Static Current:
Alarm Current:
Transmitting Distance:
Radio Frequency:
Housing Material:
Operation Condition:
Temperature: 0°C ~ +55°C
Relative Humidity: < 80% (non-condensing)
Detector Dimensions (L x W x H):
LED indicator
DC 3 V (AAA 1.5 V LR03 x 2 PCS)
< 29 uA
< 22.2 mA
< 80 m (in open area)
868 MHz
ABS plastic
54 X 14.5 X 107 mm
LED Indication
Flash once: Vibration detected, sending wireless signal to the control
panel.
Flash once every 2 seconds: Low battery. Please replace the battery
immediately.
PCB Layout
Tamper switch
Sensitivity Setting
Take off the back case with screwdriver, and put the black jumper
cap onto the jumper of required sensitivity level.
FR
Introduction
détection de vibrations, d'un contact ou d'un déplacement. Toute
vibration détectée déclenche l'envoi automatique d'un signal
Sa sensibilité aux vibrations est
les fausses alarmes.
Deux piles de type AAA ou LR03 de 1,5 V sont
fournies avec le détecteur et garantissent une autonomie en veille
de 12 mois.
Indicateur lumineux
Vue d'ensemble du produit
Antenna
Sensitivity setting
Mode setting
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  • Página 1 Two pieces of AAA 1.5V LR03 U S E R G U I D E batteries are included in the detector, which enables 12 months Antenna standby. For 34952 Product Overview Sensitivity setting Tamper switch Mode setting...
  • Página 2: Productoverzicht

    Description de l’indicateur lumineux Clignote une fois vers le tableau de commande. Forte sensibilité Sensibilité moyenne Faible sensibilité Clignote une fois toutes les 2 secondes : pile presque épuisée. Veuillez remplacer les piles immédiatement. Connexion avec le tableau de commande Description de la carte de circuit imprimé...
  • Página 3: Introducción

    Introducción Indicación LED El detector de vibraciones inalámbrico se basa en la teoría del Un parpadeo: Al detectar una vibración, se envía una señal modo de vibración, toque y movimiento. Cuando detecta una inalámbrica al panel de control. vibración, envía automáticamente una señal inalámbrica al panel de Un parpadeo cada 2 segundos: Batería baja.
  • Página 4: Indicador Led

    CHACON declara que el aparato 34945, 34946, 34947, 34952, 34953, 34956, 34957, 34958, 34959, 34960 cumple con las exigencias esenciales y el resto de disposiciones pertinentes de la directiva BE + 32 900 51 100 (Tarif nat.
  • Página 5 (2) este dispositivo tem de aceitar quaisquer interferências recebidas, incluindo interferências que possam causar um funcionamento indesejado. A CHACON declara que o aparelho 34945, 34946, 34947, 34952, 34953, 34956, 34957, 34958, 34959, 34960 está em conformidade com as exigências essenciais e as outras disposições pertinentes da diretiva 1999/5/CE: EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2: 2011...

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