Detailed Specs - Azco Technologies
Contents
1. LIGHTFENCE SECURITY DEVICE FOR PERIMETER PROTECTION USER S MANUAL Yellow led initialization m Green led system working relay closed C Red led system in alarm relay open SD card A Power 12 Wdc LIGHTFENCE CONTROLER DIAGRAM Buttons for c zal display menu he E F Sensitivity selector 4 m A i 1E pS F gt LL E h Sa i a SG Reset button A EIN Antitampering sensor 2 a TTH Reley Alarm output Azco LightFence detects distortions attenuation the AzcoWire Cable caused by intrusion attempts both by climbing over and by lifting the mesh It is necessary to make sure that the cable AzcoWire is placed and fastened to the mesh properly in order for LightFence to detect bends of the mesh following to intrusion attempts The installation instructions in this manual will enable you to satisfy the above mentioned conditions It is necessary to read this manual before installing LightFence as most of the problems that usually occur are due to installation mistakes AzcoWire Plastic Optical fiber is very robust UV resistant and not easily breakable but bends and angles may significantly reduce the maximum distance of the system Do not walk or tread on AzcoWire Do not exceed more than 25lbs t2. gate with some Slack at post so it can be opened Keep in mind opening gate will trigger alarm If it is guarded in this area with gate in use then just use conduit under fence for AzcoWire 3 Insert the cables into the cable gland of the LightFence Controller IP66 rated Enclosure then terminate the connectors W Ay ice Ire Pai i INGERT CABLE AMD FIBER THOGH THE E A Power COSRESPONDING CABLE GLANDS BEFORE CONNECTION 4 Cut the fiber with the cutting tool 5 Remove the jacket Remove about 1 cm jacket The jacket of the optical cable has a diameter of 2 2mm The fiber has diameter of 1 mm ATTENTION Use a standard cable stripper with a hole of 1 0 mm or more so you will not damage the fiber 6 Connectorization a Insert the protection boot over the AzcoWire b Insert the FSMA connector onto the cable till the jacket stops against the connector the fiber should extend 2mm out of the connector c Crimp the FSMA connectors on the cable jacket WARNING The connector must be crimped on the cable jacket and must not be crimped directly on the fiber The crimp tool for FSMA connectors must have a hexagonal crimping diameter of 3mm When using the AzcoWire crimp tool use the 0 122 hole Polishing Puck 7 Fiber polishing 3 v Polish level the fiber by connecting E the connector to the polishing 7 TET Place the puck on the polishin
3. NING the files reporting the logs can only be read by a special software of the controller Do not try to open the SD memory card as all data could be cancelled LiteFence indicates when the maximum link length or the maximum attenuation rate has been reached with the following alert on the display In this case the system keeps operating correctly but we recommend turning down sensitivity in order to avoid false alarms Sensitivity can be adjusted using the selector F as shown on page 9 ATTENTION LINK IS TOO LONG Azco LightFence features a text interface which you can access using the button on the right of the display Of Functions ER Up menu scroll upwards Firm mi Down menu scroll downwards AAA y AA AS OK option selection ESC menu exit The tree structure will be explained in the next section Sub menus Firmware shows current firmware version Language language can be selected Clock shows date time which can also be set Status reports statistical data on how the device is working Settings you can set the analysis time window of the light signal attenuation The variation of this parameter detects attenuation variations in different intervals Rates range from 1s default lowest sensitivity to 60s highest sensitivity Version FW 0 9 04 01 10 12 22 59 1 127 51 P2 087 5 00001 0054
4. Y OPEN 4 red led 11 4 Connect the alarm relay 10A to 240 to the alarm system you can place the anti tampering sensor in series 12 This device has 4 sensitivity levels you can select according to your application using the selector F The intermediate levels can be used to decrease the system sensitivity in case for example of alarms due to bad weather conditions or to increase the protection level After changing sensitivity reset the system using the reset button G Sensitivity Selector High Medium High Miedium Low VA Reset Button When installing with mid support beams Protection rate IP55 Transmission distance 0 250m Optical power budget 30dB Alarm output 5A 240 VAC Power 12 24 10 Operating temperature 20 70 C from 5 to 90 Consumption at 12VDC 140mA 2W Max power Weight in 55 box 1949 Output plastic fiber connector F SMA Immunity to EMI RFI 100 00 Monitoring the data on light power variations LiteFence continually logs the attenuation rates over the cable as well as alarms recording them in an SD memory card E Date and time are already set After one month that the device has been operating you can send the SD memory card to Azco we will give you free support about the most appropriate level of sensitivity that should be selected on the device For this reason there are 2 SD memory cards in the package WAR
5. ensile force when pulling AzcoWire Minimum bend radius of 1 25mm 1 Drill the posts with a 3 16 5mm head and use a de burring tool to smooth the edges or with an 5 16 8 head Best to use Azco AZLFTB Tension Bolts to save time and will be less likely to damage AzcoWire 2 Insert the fiber in the holes of the posts and through the mesh BER out every 40 1m at 20 Se J 50cm away from the posts SORO 25555255 DORA Z RY only once in the middle between the two posts as shown in the figure beside NO Tie the fiber to the mesh SZR 2 Using with Unarmed gate Conduit 4h Maj Maj fata at 5 C pa br 2 A wj w x 6 4 Ot be a p E a le dili rd X p 4 xK w Sa a a e 2 4 Pat l at AR 4 Pa Fa A A A LA gt e e y dy y bod 9 p A 9495950 PG 2 E 4 4 p 974 G pr Conduit 2b Using with Armed swing gates AzcoWire in conduit or track under gate area loops on actual
6. g paper Soo Sand paper then polish in a figure 8 a motion until the fiber is flush with a the puck ren ae D Relay Alarm cable s Alarm cable gt AzcoWire Power cable INSERT CABLE AND FIBER THOUGH THE A Power CORRESPONDING CABLE GLANDS BEFORE CONNECTION 8 Connect the terminated AzcoWire to the LightFence controller 9 Connect the alarm zone from the alarm system in case the LightFence devices are placed in bus only the last device will be connected to the alarm system The circuit is normally closed so the relay is closed case of disconnection cable break no power or cable bending the circuit opens 10 Connect power supply e g from the battery of the alarm system Connect the power supply A see previous figure The yellow led glows for a few seconds and then the green led will glow From this momenton the transmission port Tx emits codified light signals which go across the AzcoWire plastic optical fiber and arrives at the receiving port Rx The device will continually control the power of the signal received When the device detects a difference in power due to cable cut or bending of the AzcoWire fiber an alarm will go off The alarm status is shown on the display and with the glowing red led a ae we a 22 INITIALIZATION gt gt r yellow led 4 SYSTEM WORKING RELAY CLOSED green led SYSTEM IN ALARM RELA
Download Pdf Manuals
Related Search