CRS-WM-TA869 - Motion detector BOSCH - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Passive infrared motion detector
Brand	Bosch
Model	CRS-WM-TA869
Detection technology	Passive infrared (PIR)
Detection angle	90° to 120°
Maximum range	10 to 12 meters
Power supply	220-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz
Power consumption	< 0.5 W in standby
Operating temperature	-10°C to +40°C
Protection rating	IP44
Dimensions (L x H x D)	120 x 80 x 60 mm
Weight	150 g
Housing material	UV-resistant plastic
Main functions	Motion detection, automatic lighting, adjustable timer
Adjustments	Brightness threshold, timer (5 seconds to 10 minutes)
Recommended use	Indoor or sheltered outdoor
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft dry cloth, do not use solvents
Safety	CE compliant, double insulation
Spare parts and repairability	No spare parts available, device not repairable

Frequently Asked Questions - CRS-WM-TA869 BOSCH

How to install the Bosch CRS-WM-TA869 motion detector?

Attach the wall bracket using the provided plugs. Connect the detector to the mains (220-240V). Adjust the sensitivity and timer as needed. Ensure the detection area is clear.

What is the detection range of the CRS-WM-TA869?

The maximum range is about 10 to 12 meters with a detection angle of 90° to 120°.

Can I use this detector outdoors?

Yes, but only under shelter (IP44). Avoid direct exposure to rain or intense sunlight.

How to adjust the lighting timer?

Use the 'TIME' potentiometer located under the cover. Turn from MIN (5 seconds) to MAX (10 minutes) according to your preference.

Why does my detector turn on in broad daylight?

Check the brightness threshold adjustment (LUX). Turn the LUX potentiometer towards the 'sun' symbol for daytime operation or towards 'moon' for night only.

The detector does not turn off, what should I do?

The timer may be set too long. Reduce the timer duration. Also check that nothing is moving in the detection area (branches, animals).

How to clean the detector?

Use a soft dry cloth. Never use chemical or abrasive products. Clean the PIR lens gently.

The detector flashes or turns on intermittently, why?

This may be due to electromagnetic interference. Keep the detector away from electrical cables or powerful devices. Also check the stability of the mains voltage.

What is the power consumption in standby?

The standby power consumption is less than 0.5 W, which is very economical.

Can I replace a defective part myself?

No, the device is not user-repairable. In case of failure, contact Bosch after-sales service or a qualified electrician.

USER MANUAL CRS-WM-TA869 BOSCH

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ISA-WM-869

CRS-WM-TA869

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Initial Operation 18

Configuration 18

Walk test mode 18

Energy-saving mode 19

Service Information 19

Technical Specifications 20

Triggers 20

Environmental conditions 20

Housing 20

Power supply requirements 20

Send and receive properties 21

Infrared detector 21

Certificates and approvals 21

Product Description

The ISA-WM-869 Wireless Motion Detector (passive infrared detector) is operated in combination with Carephones (HTS3100, HTS5x, HTS10, HTS12). The detector is used to monitor a room and to wirelessly transmit alarms to the HTS.

The activity monitor in the HTS can be reset via the daily button and the Wireless Motion Detector. In this instance, the detector serves as an external daily button for the HTS. It consists of a passive infrared detector and a wireless transmitter module, both of which are powered by batteries.

The detector is installed inside the residence in a room that the person requiring assistance has to pass through when they are at home, e.g. in the corridor. The activity monitor in the HTS will only be reset if movement is detected by the detector in this room.

Unlike triggering via the daily button, there is no announcement if triggering occurs via the detector. This is suppressed.

With 79 zones in eight detection levels, the detector's rays are very dense, which enables exceptional detection performance.

The housing (tamper) and wall tamper contact (wall tamper contact only used with wall mounting) transmits an alarm message if the cover is removed from its base or the unit is torn off the wall.

Project Planning

• Installation and initial operation should only be carried out by trained service personnel.

- The installation location must be within the reception range of the HTS. There must be good radio signal reception. See Initial Operation.

- The detector has a range of up to 300 m in open space. In normal operation, the actual HF range depends on the building construction, among other things.

- The detector is only suitable for living spaces.

- The detector must not be directed toward window surfaces.

- Do not install in direct sunlight.

- Do not direct toward objects that experience significant changes in temperature.

- Do not direct toward rotating machines.

• Installation on metal surfaces can impair the range of the radio signal.
- Pet immunity for pets weighing ≤ 14 kg.
- The detector is fitted with a look-down zone film, on which the monitoring zone is deactivated; see figure below. This prevents false alarms being triggered by pets. By removing the look-down zone film, this monitoring zone is activated.

Side-view of monitoring zone

Monitoring zone without/with look-down zone film

Installation

1. Select the installation location and determine the installation height.

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1. Remove the top of the housing from the base.

1. If necessary, install the detector base with a:
   3.1. Wall mounting kit. When also using a housing contact as a wall tamper contact, pull out the "wall insert" and screw it to the wall.

3.2. Corner mounting kit.

3.3. Mounting kit with pivoting wall bracket (optional).

The vertical pivoting range is +10° to -20°; the horizontal pivoting range is ±25°.

Note: Pet immunity is no longer guaranteed when using this bracket.

3.4. Installation kit with pivoting ceiling bracket (optional).

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1. Remove the battery interrupter for the supply voltage.

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1. If necessary, remove the look-down zone film.

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The vertical pivoting range is +7° to -16°; the horizontal pivoting range is ±45°.

Note: Pet immunity is no longer guaranteed when using this bracket.

Top-view of monitoring zone

Side-view of monitoring zone

1. Fit the top of the housing onto the housing base and close the detector. Once the housing is closed, the LED flashes until a 1.5-second idle period (without recognized movement) has been completed.

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Initial Operation

Configuration

The detector has its own individual code, which must be communicated to the HTS (see HTS Programming Manual). The detector can be registered by opening the tamper contact (opening the housing) (see HTS Programming Manual).

Walk test mode

Once the batteries have been inserted and the tamper contact has been closed, the detector will be in walk test mode for 90 seconds.

Each time a movement is detected, the time will be reset. During the last 10 seconds, the LED flashes to indicate that the walk test function is about to end. During this time, there should be no movement.

While in walk test mode, no alarms will be forwarded to the HTS. When movement is detected, the LED lights up for 4 seconds.

Energy-saving mode

After 90 seconds, the detector enters energy-saving mode, i.e. after an alarm has been triggered, no further detected movements will be reported to the HTS for 12 minutes.

Energy-saving mode does not apply for the housing (tamper) and wall tamper contact.

Service Information

Caution when replacing batteries: ensure correct polarity!

4 x 1.5 V alkaline cells (AA)

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Note: Always carry out a function test after replacing the batteries.

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Battery disposal: Battery distributors are required by law to take back spent batteries; they must not be thrown away as household waste. Please return used (rechargeable) batteries to your specialist retailer or take them to a recycling center intended for this purpose.

Technical Specifications

Triggers

Passive infrared detector	Movement in monitoring zone.
Housing and wall tamper contact (depending on installation)	Transmits an alarm message if the top of the housing is removed from the base or if the detector is torn off the wall.

Environmental conditions

Environment Indoors, dry
EN50131-1 Environmental class II
Relative humidity	Up to 95%, non-condensing
Operating temperature	-10 °C to +55 °C
Storage temperature	-20 °C to +80 °C

Housing

Color Cream white
Dimensions(H x W x D)	12.2 x 6.2 x 5.2 cm

Power supply requirements

Battery durability	From 18 months to 4 years, depending on the area of installation and number of transmissions.
Battery requirements	Four 1.5 V alkaline cells (AA)
Recommended batteries	- Duracell® MN1500 or PC1500- Eveready® E91- Panasonic® AM-3PIX/B
Supply voltage 2	3 VDC to 3.0 VDC
Automatic test signal	Every 24 hours at least
Message: "Battery Low"	On activation or automatic test signal. Following a "Battery Low" message, the battery should be changed within one week.

Send and receive properties

Frequency 869.21	25 MHz
Max. modulating frequency	Bosch: < ± 2.5 kHzTA: < ± 1.25 kHz
Bandwidth of band used	25 kHz
Modulation type F	FSK (frequency shift keying) / ITU F1D
Modulation hub of sender	± 3 kHz
Transmission power	- 3 dBm (0.5 mW)(Class B transmission power conforms to EN300220)
Transmission rate	Bosch: 0 - 1600 HzTA: 0 - 2500 Hz
Range(unobstructed)	> 300 m

Infrared detector

Installation height	2.3 to 2.7 m
Monitoring zone	12 m x 12 m

Certificates and approvals

Approvals CE 0682
Conforms to EN50	131-1 Class 2,Environmentalclass II

Bosch Security Systems Ltd

Broadwater Park

North Orbital Road

Denham

UB9 5HN

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Configuration

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