MD2300 PIR - Motion detector smanos - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MD2300 PIR smanos

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MD2300

PIR Motion Detector

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Introduction

With digital dual-core fuzzy logic control processing technology and intelligent analysis algorithm, the detector can detect infrared rays released from human body. Featuring automatic temperature compensation and resistance to airflow technology, it can identify interfering signals and human movement signals, thus preventing false alarm. Being able to detect human movement within 8-meter cone space, it is suitable for applications in halls, hallways, etc. Its low power feedback function enables users to get the SMS alert about low battery when it is connected to GSM alarm system.

Overview

Detection Lens LCD Indicator Test Button Double-sided Tape Slick Place Bracket Slot

LED Indication

Flash continuously: Self-testing.

Flash once: Intrusion is detected.

Flash twice: 3 minutes testing mode is finished, enters into power saving mode.

Flash once per 3 seconds: Low battery indication. Users will receive SMS notification if detector was connected with panel. Please change the batteries immediately.

PCB Layout

Tamper Switch AA 15V LR6 AA 15V LR6 Infrared Sensor LED Indicator

Infrared sensor: It detects the infrared rays released by human body motion. Please do not touch the surface and always keep it clean.

Tamper switch: Once the case is opened in work mode, the tamper switch is triggered and then generates an alarm signal.

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Detection Range

110°

Top View Side View

0m 2m 4m 6m 8m 2m 0m

Connect the PIR Motion Detector

Connecting PIR motion detector is to build a wireless connection between the detector and the control panel.

1. Control panel enters into the connecting state (For details, please refer to the relative user manual).
2. Press the test button on the back of the detector twice, and the control panel beeps once, indicating a successful connection.

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Note: If the control panel beeps twice when the above operation is done, it means the detector has been connected before.

Working Mode

Testing Mode

After self-testing, press the test button, the detector enters into the testing mode and detects once every 10 seconds. After 3 minutes, the LED indicator flashes twice, and the detector switches to power saving mode.

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Power Saving Mode

The product features power-saving design. If the detector detects human movement twice in 3 minutes, it will switch to the sleeping state to save power. At this time, the LED will not flash and no alarm. After no movement within the next 3 minutes, the detector switches back to the working state automatically.

graph TD
    A["Case 1: Initial start and then arm."] --> B["3 minutes later"]
    C["Case 2: Press the test button and then arm."] --> B
    B --> D["Sleep after detecting human movement twice"]
    D --> E["No human movement within 3 minutes"]
    E --> F["Switch from sleep to arm"]
    F --> D

Note: Alter the detector is in the sleeping state, ensure no human movement within 3 minutes; otherwise, the detector remains sleeping. In the sleeping state, it is recommended that you leave the room after arming the system. Ensure no human movement in 3 minutes. Then, go into the room, the system alarms immediately.

Installation

After making sure the detector works normally, do as follows:

1. Choose a suitable installation location

Choose a suitable installation location. It is recommended to mount it at the height of 2 m from the ground.

2.2-2.5 m Ground

2. Fix the detector

Fix the bracket on the wall with screws and attach the detector to the bracket. Or user can stick it at the corner with double-sided tapes.

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3. Test the PIR motion detector

Press the test button at the back. It switches to the testing mode and sustains for 3 minutes. Walk in the detection scope and observe the LED. When body movement is detected, the LED flashes once.

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4. Adjust the angle

Adjust the bracket angle to achieve the best detection effect.

Side View Top View

Installation Notices

Pay attention to the following during installation:

1. Mount the detector to a location close to the entry or exit

The detector aims at preventing intrusion. Detecting human movement at the entry or exit is critical for security.

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2. Mount the detector in a proper angle

The installation angle affects sensitivity directly. The sensitivity is optimal when the walk direction is vertical to the infrared direction. Choose the best location and angle according to the actual situation and detection scope diagram.

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1. Avoid facing to glass windows or doors

Strong light interferes with detection sensitivity. In addition, complicated situations, such as traffic flow, stream of people, also should be avoided.

1. Avoid facing to or positioning close to heat sources

Heat and cold sources, such as heat extraction units, heaters, air conditioner, microwave oven, refrigerator which may cause false alarm, should be avoided.

1. Avoid facing to swinging objects

Swinging objects may also trigger false alarm. Besides, if there are two detectors covering the same scope, adjust the locations to prevent cross-interference.

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Specifications

Power Supply: DC 3 V (AA 1.5 V alkaline battery x 2)

Standby Current: < 50 uA

Alarm Current: < 11 mA

Detection Range: 8m/110°

Transmitting Distance: < 80 m (Open area/no interference)

Radio Frequency: 868 MHz or 915 MHz

Housing Material: ABS plastic

Operation Condition:

Temperature: -10 °C \~ +55 °C

Relative Humidity: < 80% (non-condensing)

Detector Dimensions (L x W x H): 101.5 x 59 x 37.5 mm

Bracket Dimensions (L x W x H): 60 x 29 x 27 mm

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Einleitung

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DEDE

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4. Winkel anpassen

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DEDE

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Technische Daten

Stromversorgung: DC 3 V (AA 1,5 V Alkaline-Batterie x 2)

Ruhestrom: < 50 uA

Alarmstrom: < 11 mA

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4. Régler l'angle

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FRFR

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Spécifications

Alimentation : 3 V CC (2 piles alcalines de type AA 1,5 V)

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2.2 - 2.5 m Grand

2. Bevestig de melder

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3. Test de PIR-bewegingsmelder

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4. Pas de hoek aan

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Specifications