USER MANUAL - Yacht Watchman
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1. Sensor that detects infra red light occupancy sensor AC Alternating Current Type of electrical current used in shore power DC Direct Current Type of electrical current from batteries GPS Global Positioning Service Series of satellites around the earth to plot position IR Infrared Light with longer wavelength than visible light LED Light Emitting Diode Low energy light SIM Subscriber Identity Module as in SIM Card a type of data storage for mobile devices NO Normally Open used in reference to a device that has an open circuit until activated NC Normally Closed used in reference to a device that has a closed circuit until activated mA mili amp Unit of electrical energy measurement V Volt MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity Nine digit system that uniquely identifies your vessel Definitions Bilge Area of vessel below lower floorboards Parameter Settings to determine alarm limits Status Lets you see the actual status of battery states position course and speed Alarm Notification sent to entered phone number s when sensor parameter is exceeded Error Notification sent to entered phone number s when there is a problem communicating with a sensor Tracking Varying position coordinates when vessel is in motion Password Series of 4 numbers entered into system to allow you secured access Default password is 4444 Text Messag2. home position and the move alarm becomes disabled The parameter SWING gives the permitted movement of the boat around the home position If the boat swings out of the set radius the Yacht Sentinel sends ANCHORALARM to the masters Command to set the permitted movement in meters if the anchor alarm is enabled 20 200 Note The permitted range is from 20m to 200m Since the Yacht Sentinel works internally with steps of 5m the set value will be rounded to the last even multiple of 5 e g a swing of 27m becomes 25m Normally the device will send a parameter or status SMS to the originator of a received SMS In some cases it is useful to send the requested SMS to another destination If so then the destination number can be set by the parameter SMSTo Example SMSTo 44123456789 Command to set the type of battery to either 12 V or 24 V or if off set the supply type to shore power See note 1 Command to enable or disable the battery alarm ON OFF see note 1 This command sets all parameters settings to default values except master numbers and password 15 SMS command Description ALARM1 Command to set the parameter for the alarm input 1 4 The command has ALARM2 three parameters ALARM3 1 ON OFF enable or disable the alarm ALARM4 2 NC NO the connector sensor set to normally closed or normally open 3 Alarm text to indicate the alarm in the alarm SMS All three parameters can easily be set with one command
3. Alarm SMS from the Yacht Sentinel to the masters contact phone numbers Ex lt Alarm source gt YACHT Sentinel MY BOAT MMS1 680038636 BOATBATT 11 6V VBATT 4 2V TEMP 25 GPSFIX YES TIME 15 26 35 DATE 05 07 2012 LAT 52 06 4533 N LONG 008 39 8711 E SOG 33 COG 74 12 Alarm Description SMS text Description lt Alarm source gt Indicates the type of alarm see next table YACHT Sentinel Device logo MY BOAT Name of the boat SI 68003836 MMSI is set by the User default 000000000 BOATBATT 11 6V Voltage of the boat battery external power supply VBAT 4 2V Voltage of the internal battery TEMP 25 Temperature measured in C GPSFIX YES YES if the device can receive the GPS position otherwise NO TIME 15 26 35 Time when GPS was identified GMT time DATE 15 11 12 Date when GPS was identified day month year LAT 52 06 4445 N Latitude LONG 008 39 8726 E Longitude SOG 33 Speed over ground in knots COG 74 Course over ground The following table shows the alarm indication for each alarm source lt Alarm source gt Description HITEMP ALARM Indicates that a high temperature alarm has occurred FROST ALARM Indicates that a frost alarm has occurred lt CUSTOM NAME gt For the alarm inputs 1 to 4 a custom name can be assigned SHOREPOWER ALARM Indicates that the shore power has been removed BATT ALARM Indicates that the battery voltage is low MOVE OUT
4. Indicates that the device has moved out of the set GPS geo fence position MOVE IN Indicates that the device has moved into the set GPS position ANCHOR ALARM Indicates that an anchor alarm has occurred The standard alarm names are as follows Alarm1 PIRALARM Alarm2 BILGEALARM1 Alarm3 BILGEALARM2 Alarm4 HATCHALARM Error SMS The error SMS will be automatically sent by the device to the numbers of Master1 Master2 and Master3 if one of the possible alarm sources is enabled and an error has occurred at the corresponding sensor The device will try to resend the SMS to the destination every 30 seconds as long as it is successful Error SMS from the Yacht Sentinel to the masters contact phone numbers Ex ERROR lt Error description gt YACHT Sentinel 11 MY BOAT MMSI 680038636 SMS text Description ERROR Indicates the SMS as an error SMS lt Error description gt Short description of the error see next table YACHT Sentinel Device logo MY BOAT Name of the boat SI 680038636 MMSI set by the user default 000000000 13 The following shows the possible error descriptions sent by the Yacht Sentinel lt Error description gt S ENSOR 1 4 NOT CON SHORT CIRCUIT ON SE Tracking SMS Description ECTED Check the connection between the Yacht Sentinel and the sensor on input 1 4 SOR 1 4 Check the contacts on the sensor connected to the shown input They should be clean and not
5. the GSM and GPS are completely switched off and the LED flashes at about 1 Hz The Yacht Sentinel automatically enters normal operating mode when the internal battery reaches a specific charge threshold The period required for the Yacht Sentinel to enter normal operating mode is dependent on the temperature the internal battery and the external power supply Values are typically 2 3 hours LED Flashing Codes The Yacht Sentinel uses different flashing codes of the LED to indicate the current state of the GSM module shown next page LED GSM GPS 1 x red The Yacht Sentinel is registered logged in A GPS position is recognized and ready to use 2 x red The Yacht Sentinel is registered logged in A GPS position is not recognized and ready to use 3 x red The Yacht Sentinel is not registered in the GSM network Fast The Yacht Sentinel is receiving or flashing transmitting an SMS Slow The internal battery is in low voltage state The GSM module cannot flashing and it should be loaded by the external voltage be used in this state CONNECTING WITH UNIT To communicate with the unit and to receive messages from the unit requires a cell phone with text messaging capabilities Communications from the unit as well as communications from you to the unit will be by text messaging Call Your Unit e Dial the phone number provided to you with the unit e Connect to the function you wish to view Parameters This allows you to view th
6. 000000000 Firmware version GSM level Voltage of the boat battery external power supply Note If BATT is set to OFF then the Yacht Sentinel will write SHOREPOWER YES NO in the SMS instead of BOATBATT Voltage of the internal battery Temperature measured in C YES if the device can receive the GPS position Otherwise NO Time when GPS was identified GMT Date when GPS was identified date month year Latitude Longitude Speed over ground measured in knots Course over ground 11 Change Password Proceed with the following steps to reset the password for SMS commands to the default value of 4444 1 The Yacht Sentinel must be switched on and registered to the GSM network 2 Phone the Yacht Sentinel 3 The LED begins to flash at max 30 seconds 4 Push the red button once during the call 5 Yacht Sentinel will hang up the call 6 The Yacht Sentinel sets the password to 4444 and sends an SMS as notification to all masters 7 Now you can set a new password with the command NEWPWD 8 After the user resets the password all masters will receive the following SMS as notification that the password is set to the default value PASSWORD RESET YACHT SENTINEL MY BOAT MMS1 680038636 UNITS COMMUNICATION WITH YOU Alarm SMS The alarm SMS will be sent automatically by the device to the numbers at Master1 Master2 and Master3 The device will try to resend the SMS to the destination every 30 seconds until it is successful
7. Examples Alarm4 off Alarm4 on nc alarmtext Alarm4 on alarmtext It is possible to set just one two or all three parameters with one command Note All blank characters will be deleted and all characters uppercased OUT1 Command to set the output 1 2 ON OFF enables or disables the output OUT2 ALARM1 ALARM2 ALARM3 ALARM4 enables the output when the alarm occurs Default OFF Note ON connects the output direct to ground and OFF makes it High impedance Note If the output is set to Alarm the output is OFF until the alarm occurs NAME Command to set the name of the boat This name will be sent in each SMS Default MY BOAT max 12 characters SI Command to set MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity max 12 characters NEWPWD Command to change the default password for SMS commands NEWPWD must be followed by the 4 digit password you wish to set Example NEWPWD 1111 RACKING n d Command to activate SMS tracking n number of tracking SMS 0 20 d time between each SMS 1 10 mins example to activate tracking mode TRACKING 10 2 Example to deactivate TRACKING 0 H Note1 For BATT set to 12 24 An alarm SMS will be sent if the battery voltage is below a defined threshold voltage for at least 30 seconds Due to this delay it is possible to start some heavy loads connected to the battery without a false alarm The threshold voltage is 11V for a 12V battery and 22V for a 24V battery The parameter SMS will show the para
8. SacAar Senr nekr USER MANUAL North America August 2014 1 Table of Contents Introduction Installation Basic Functions and Unit Overview Figure 1 External Input Connection Diagram External Connections Figure 2 External Connection Diagram Locating Unit Figure 3 Unit Top Up Sensors Bilge Sensors Hatch Sensors Figure 4 Hatch Sensor Mounting Infra Red Movement Sensor Figure 5 Detection Zone Internal Battery Connection Figure 6a amp 6b Internal Battery Connection Internal Power Connection Installation Check List Installation Tips Initializing Power On Unit LED Light Meanings Connecting with unit Call your unit Parameters Status Change Password Units Communication With You Alarm SMS Error SMS Tracking SMS Programming Unit SMS Commands SMS Examples Alarm Behaviors O O O WON NI NNN 0 0 ON 0 VI NUN KH HH Hw PPP pa pa pa p p pa p p pa pa NN UW BWNHNNPRP OOO Table of Contents cont Information Technical Specifications Input amp Output Connections Troubleshooting Abbreviations amp Definitions Congratulations on your purchase of the Yacht Sentinel monitoring system The system will provide you with Priceless Peace of Mind This unit offers multiple levels of monitoring and security that can be customized to fit whatever your needs might be The unit is shipped pre programmed in its most popular user configuration to accommodate ease of installat
9. YES Indicates that the temperature alarm is enabled TEMPMAX 70 Threshold for the high temperature alarm in C TEMPMIN 2 Threshold for the frost alarm in C continued next page 10 Parameters Description continued SUPPLYALARM ON BATT 12 MOVEALARM OFF RADIUS 20 ANCHOR OFF SWING 20 Indicates that the battery alarm is enabled 12 V battery type used Indicates that the move alarm is enabled Gives the range in meters for the move alarm Indicates that the anchor alarm is enabled Gives the range in meters for anchor swing Status Lets you see the actual status of battery states position course and speed SMS text YACHT Sentinel MY BOAT MMST 680038636 FW 20090720 GSM 8 9dbm BOATBATT 11 7V VBAT 4 05V TEMP 25 GPSFIX YES TIME 15 26 35 DATE 15 11 12 LAT 52 06 4445 N LONG 008 39 8726 1 SOG 33 COG 74 Fl Enter 4444 status 4444 is default password See Change Password to change You should see the following on your phone display Note This is an example Your display may differ depending on your parameters YAC MY MMS FW HT Sentinel BOAT 1 680038636 20090720 GSM 89dbm BOATBATT 11 7V VBATT 4 2V TEMP 25 GPS FIX YES TIME 11 26 35 DAT LAT LON SOG COG E 31 05 12 52 06 4445N G 008 39 8726E 33 74 Status Description Description Device logo Name of the boat The MMSI set by the user default
10. arameter SMS to the originator Request for a status SMS The device will send a status SMS to the originator Command to set the number for Master1 Default NA max 18 characters Command to set the number for Master2 Default NA max 18 characters Command to set the number for Master3 Default NA max 18 characters Command to enable or disable the temperature alarm YES NO Command to set the threshold temperature in C for the temperature alarm 0 100 Command to set the threshold temperature in C for the temperature alarm 20 100 Command to enable or disable the move alarm YES NO Note By enabling the move alarm the current position will be saved as the home position and the anchor alarm becomes disabled The RADIUS parameter gives the permitted movement of the boat around the home position If the boat moves out of the set radius the Yacht Sentinel sends MOVE OUT to the masters If the boat moves back within 15m of the home position the Yacht Sentinel sends MOVE IN to the masters Command to set the permitted movement in meters if the move alarm is enabled 20 200 Note The permitted range is from 20m to 200m Since the Yacht Sentinel works internally with steps of 5m the set value will be rounded to the last even multiple of 5 e g a radius of 27m becomes 25m Command to enable or disable the anchor alarm YES NO Note By enabling the anchor alarm the current position will be saved as the
11. bypassed The tracking SMS will be automatically sent by the device if the tracking mode was previously enabled with the SMS instruction tracking n d see parameter description Note The tracking SMS will send to the person who initiated the tracking mode but not to the masters The device will try to resend the SMS to the destination every 30 seconds until it is successful SMS Text TRACKING SMS YACHT Sentinel MY BOAT MMSI 680038636 GPSFIX YES TIME 15 26 35 DATE 05 11 09 LAT 50 50 5528N LONG 001 06 0977E SOG 33 COG 74 REMAINING SMS 5 Description indicates as tracking SMS Device Logo Name of Boat The MMSI set by user YES if device can receive GPS position otherwise NO Time GPS position sent GMT time Date GPS position sent day month year Latitude Longitude Speed Over Ground knots Course Over Ground Number of SMS left until tracking mode deactivated 14 SMS Commands Programming Unit The device is fully configurable via SMS commands The following table shows each command with a short description The permitted values ranges are given in brackets The subsequent pages show some examples of how to use these commands SMS command PARAME STAT MASTE MASTE MOVEALARM RADIUS ANCHORALARM SWING SMSTO BATT n UPP LYALARM SETD EFAULTS Description Request for a parameter SMS The device will send a p
12. e existing parameters of your system Enter 4444 parameter 4444 is default password See Change Password to change You should see the following on your phone display YACHT Sentinel MY BOAT MMSI 680038636 MASTER1 17725551234 MASTER2 NA MASTER3 NA LARM1 OFF NO PIRALARM LARM2 OFF BILGE BILGEALARM LARM3 OFF BILGE BILGEALARM LARM4 ON NO HATCHALARM UT1 ON UT2 ALARM1 MPALARM ON MPMAX 70 MPMIN 2 P T GH E eH PLYALARM ON ATT 12 OVEALARM OFF RADIUS 20 ANCHOR OFF SWING 20 TKOUUHHHOOPPPDPD Parameters Description SMS text Description YACHT Sentinel Device logo MY BOAT Name of the boat MMSI 68003836 The MMSI number set by the user default 000000000 MASTER1 17725551234 Master no 1 an alarm SMS will be sent to this phone number MASTER2 NA Master no 2 an alarm SMS will be sent to this phone number MASTER3 NA Master no 3 an alarm SMS will be sent to this phone number ALARM1 ON NO PIRALAR Indicates that the PIR motion alarm is enabled ALARM2 ON BILGE BILGEALARM Indicates that the bilge alarm is enabled ALARM3 ON BILGE BILGEALARM Indicates that the bilge alarm is enabled ALARM4 OFF NO HATCHALARM Indicates that the hatch alarm is not enabled OUTI 0 Indicates that output 1 in closed switched OUT2 ALARM1 Indicates that output 2 will operate if the PIR alarm is activated TEMPALARM
13. ernal battery connector is connected 3 Insert SIM card into YS 4 Connect the YS battery fly lead to your Boat Battery or the mains power supply adaptor to shore power 5 You will get three fast flashes on the red LED every 3 4 seconds initially You will then see a quick series of flashes as the YS registers with the network the unit will then give 2 quick flashes every 3 4 seconds 6 When the unit is flashing two times then send an SMS to the YS 4444 status 7 Once this SMS is sent you will see the SMS being received by the YS as a series of quick flashes 8 The YS will then continue two or one flash if GPS has been detected every 3s 4s after a delay of 60s depending on the network you will see another series of quick flashes this is the unit sending an answering SMS You will then receive the SMS on your mobile This will prove that communication is working with YS 9 If you see a slow flash of around 1 2 seconds with a longer interval this will mean that the battery is not fully charged 10 Check the battery voltage of the boat and ensure that it is above 12vDC or that you have shore power 11 When the YS is charged enough the unit will continue as in 6 above It may take 2 3 hours for the battery to charge to the correct level 20 Abbreviations amp Definitions Abbreviations SMS Short Message Service The messages sent to and from the unit GSM The frequency bands used by mobile phones PIR Passive Infra Red
14. esive tapes in dry locations only not subject to high temperatures e Magnet side of hatch sensor side without wires can be mounted in any direction as long as when in the closed position it is parallel and flush with the connected component Shims or mounting bases may need to be fabricated to align mounting heights Initializing Unit POWER UP UNIT The Yacht Sentinel can easily be switched on and off by pressing the button on top of the case To switch on the device press the button briefly The LED will flash 3 times to indicate that the Yacht Sentinel is switched on To switch off the device press and hold the button for at least 3 seconds The LED will flash 3 times to indicate that the Yacht Sentinel is now switched off Note Due to the internal design of the Yacht Sentinel it is only possible to switch off the device if no external power is applied Otherwise you cannot switch off the Yacht Sentinel Note It is possible that the Yacht Sentinel will switch on automatically if you connect it to an external power supply This is due to the internal battery loader which ensures that the internal battery is fully charged each time Note It is possible for the internal battery of the Yacht Sentinel to become fully discharged if the device is switched off for a long period several weeks If you now connect the Yacht Sentinel to the power supply the device enters a special charge phase in order to charge the battery During this phase
15. gram Figure 1 External Connections Yacht Sentinel has an external connector that enables the connection of power and sensors If you look at the External Connection Diagram on page 18 you will see how the connections are arranged when in standard mode It is quite easy to add other sensors in place of those shown such as pressure mats tilt sensors lanyards etc to monitor a wide range of possible events Likewise there are three external outputs one external temperature sensor and two clean contact outputs for switching other devices See page 19 for output wiring diagram Figure 2 LOCATING UNIT Install the unit on a flat surface with the top facing directly up to the sky to ensure the best connection with GPS satellites If you need to ensure that the unit does not move around excessively then please use either double sided tape or Velcro to fix it to a surface Place with top facing the sky Figure 3 SENSORS Bilge Sensors Bilge sensors are connected as shown in the External Connection Diagram Ensure you make a note of which sensor is placed in which part of the bilge as warnings will use these terms Please make sure that you don t position the sensors too close to the existing bilge level so that you don t get false warnings A single sensor has to be immersed in water for 1 minute before a bilge alarm is issued Hatch Sensor Please ensure that the hatch sensor is connected as shown in the E
16. ing Maritime Mobile Service Identity Nine digit system that uniguely identifies your vessel Numbers can be obtained and registered through SeaTow BOAT US and www mmsiservices com Master s Phone numbers in system to be contacted upon alarm event 21
17. ion with maximum function We recommend reading the Quick Start Guide portion of the Installation section of this manual to acquaint yourself with the basic functions of the unit and its installation Further along in the manual there is more detailed information that will explain how to customize the functions to suit other monitoring parameters Introduction 18 18 18 20 21 Installation Yacht Sentinel Quick Start Guide Your Yacht Sentinel Unit comes preprogrammed with the basic functions SIM Card inserted and unit connection phone number assigned You must have upon purchase set up your monitoring account with Yacht Watchman International BASIC FUNCTIONS AND UNIT OVERVIEW e Motion Sensor Use in enclosed area to detect motion e Bilge 1 Used to detect a water level Can be bilge or high water monitor e Bilge 2 Used to detect a water level Can be bilge or high water monitor e Hatch Sensor Detects opening of door or hatch Can also be used for equip theft monitor e Battery Sensor Detects status of battery powering Yacht Sentinel unit or e Shore Power Sensor Detects status of shore power when unit powered by 120v CB Optional AC Mains Power Adaptor E Boat Battery adapter Connecting Block Power Supply Lead PIR Movement Sensor E2 Na Bilge Sensor 1 Bilge Sensor 2 Y 5 Hatch Sensor 40 aS GSM Antenna Input gt External Input Connection Dia
18. ke sure wire connections are consistent with diagram on page 4 and 18 Crossing of wires will damage unit and sensor Connections Please connect the PIR movement Sensor as shown below red wire screw connector 1 brown wire screw connector 2 black wire screw connector 3 INTERNAL BATTERY CONNECTION Please be aware that we send Yacht Sentinel with the internal battery disconnected Please open the unit at the seam by gently inserting a knife and twisting until the unit pops open You will see the free battery connector Please plug this into the adjacent socket Figure 6a Figure 6b EXTERNAL POWER CONNECTION Yacht Sentinel comes with a battery supply lead provided or with an optional AC mains adaptor power supply lead The unit operates on 12 24v DC supplied by either your vessel vehicle battery or 120v AC via the optional adapter Both supply lead connectors use the supply socket shown All supply leads come with the connector already attached please do not remove the connectors from their leads as the connector is designed to only fit the supply socket If you wish to use mains supply you MUST use the power adaptor unit DO NOT AT ANY TIME connect the free end of the battery supply lead to 120 or 240vAC mains supply as this will damage the unit INSTALLATION CHECK LIST_V Confirm monitoring is on at Yacht Watchman Unit mounted in dry location Unit mounted with top up Unit secured to prevent moveme
19. meter BOATBATT V with actual battery voltage For BATT set to OFF A shore power alarm SMS will be sent if the supply voltage for the Yacht Sentinel is under a defined threshold voltage for 30 seconds The parameter SMS will show the parameter SHOREPOWER ON OFF to indicate a connected disconnected shore power 16 SMS Examples To request a status SMS send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 status To request a parameter SMS send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 parameter To request a parameter SMS with a destination other than the originator number send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 parameter SMSTo 44123456789 To setthe numbers Master1 and Master2 and reguest a parameter SMS to check the numbers send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 parameter Master1 44179123456 Master2 44123456789 To enable the alarm2 as a bilge alarm and disable alarm2 send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 alarm2 on bilge bilgealarm alarm4 off To enable the anchor alarm and set the permitted swing to 35 meters send the following text to the Yacht Sentinel 4444 anchoralarm on swing 35 To change the password for SMS commands to 1111 send the following text to Yacht Sentinel 4444 newpwd 1111 To enable the tracking function for 10 SMS with an interval of 2 minutes send the following text to Yacht Sentinel 4444 tracking 10 2 Alarm Behaviors e Tem
20. nt Wire and connect sensors prior to power connection fig 1 pg 4 Sensors mounted securely Internal battery connected fig 6a amp 6b pg 7 Connect external power wires best for wires to be de energized during connection Important See Warning Above Initialize Unit follow procedures page 9 14 INSTALLATION TIPS e Run wires where they will not be subject to damage or getting snagged during normal operation or routine maintenance e Protect all connections with an anti corrosive make sure it will not harm plastics and is safe for electronics e You may want to make the power connection via fuse pull apart connectors or a hidden switch in the event you need to completely power down the unit This would also require disconnecting the internal battery e All sensor wires can be extended if needed Make all splices with heat shrink connectors or tubing to protect them from elements e Do not place bilge sensors below the effective activation level of float switches unless you want to be notified before the pump is activated This could cause an abundance of alerts if your bilge is subject to constant water intrusion from rain leaky through hulls or dripping stuffing boxes e Place motion sensor where it will best indicate intrusion within the 4 meter 12 ft approx 90 deg Range e Make sure PIR wire connections are consistent with diagram on page 4 and 18 Crossing of wires will damage unit and sensor e Use adh
21. perature Sensor If fitted Alarms immediately Timeout for next temp alarm 10 mins e Hatch Sensor and PIR Alarms immediately Timeout for next hatch alarm movement sensor 10 mins e Bilge Sensor If both or either Bilge Sensors are immersed in water then will send alarm after 1 minute e Boat Battery 30 seconds after the voltage of the boat battery below the set level Timeout for next boat battery alarm SMS is 10 minutes after the voltage is above the set limit e Shore Power 30 seconds after Yacht Sentinel recognizes shore power is not connected Timeout for next shore power alarm is 10 minutes after shore power is recovered 17 Information Technical Specification General Casing measures approx 12 x 7x3 cm Determination transmission of GPS coordinates speed additional information from inputs Determination transmission of GSM cell data and provider information optional Parameter configuration via SMS Current state is indicated via a red LED Ambient temperature 0 50 C Storage temperature 10 70 C GSM Integrated GSM module Telit GE865 Suitable for all networks frequencies GSM850 EGSM900 DCS1800 PCS1900 and providers UMTS not supported Usable with prepaid or contract SIM cards from all providers No SIM lock Controlled via normal SMS Acknowledgement via received SMS GPS SiRFstarllll receiver with excellent GPS performance 5 20 channel GPS receiver Internal pa
22. tch antennae Input amp Output Connections The following diagrams show the input and output connections and their designations Inputs see revised bilge sensor resistor properties on next page Power supply YachtSentinel PIR ENT aN 2pol 10m a a ai a Bilge sensor 1 Bilge sensor 2 Hatch sensor 18 I To ensure that defined levels are detected at the inputs all the inputs are internally pulled up by 33k ohm resistors The YS needs to detect if a sensor is connected otherwise it will send a not connected alarm this is done by putting a tamper resistor in each of the sensors These are e Movement Sensor 10k ohm e Bilge Sensors 100k ohm e Hatch Sensor 10k ohm If other sensors types are used such as a pressure mat the tamper resistor must be placed across the input as in the above diagram otherwise the sensor will not be recognized Outputs Output2 Output Outputs 4 amp 5 are for temperature sensor only Output 3 connects to common vessel ground Output 1 amp 2 are switched grounds to control your desired device horn strobe contactor relay etc Switch grounds rather than power side to prevent damage to Unit Take power directly to desired device via breaker fuse 19 Trouble Shooting 1 Check that you can send and receive a text from your SIM card by inserting into a mobile phone 2 Open up the Yacht Sentinel YS case check inside that the int
23. xternal Input Connections Diagram The Hatch Sensors consist of one connected component and one free component The free component has an internal magnet that is detected by the connected component When the free component moves away from the fixed component then an alarm is registered It is therefore important that with the hatch in a closed position the fixed and free components are side by side Hatch Sensors mounted on the hatch door frame Opening Hatch Note It is possible to connect multiple contact sensors in parallel with the first contact sensor having a 10k ohm tamper resistor across the output and subsequent contact sensors having no tamper resistors fitted Figure 4 Infra Red Movement Sensor This sensor is designed to detect any movement by using heat sensing Any person entering the PIRs detection area will be detected as a moving heat source by the PIR In order to reduce the current consumption of the PIR it will turn on detection once every second The detection range is 4 meters at an angle of 90 The IR sensor obtains it s power from the supply input so the PIR is connected to both the supply pair connector and one of the inputs to the hatch sensor Figure 1 on page 4 shows a diagram of how the Infra Red movement sensor is connected to Yacht Sentinel Figure 5 Please place the PIR movement sensor so that the detection zone as shown above covers the points of entry into the boat Ma
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