2gig Technologies ADC-IS-300-LP Bedienungsanleitung

2GIG GC3e Image Sensor Installation Guide - ADC-IS-300-LP

Product summary & technical specifications

The Image Sensor is a pet immune PIR (passive infrared) motion detector with a built-in camera designed to capture

images during alarm or non-alarm events when motion is detected.

Product features:

• Communicates wirelessly to the security control panel

• 35 foot detection range with a 90 degree horizontal FOV

• Configurable PIR sensitivity and pet immunity settings

• Image: VGA 640x480 pixels

• Color Images (except in night vision)

• Night vision image capture with infrared flash (black & white)

• Tamper detection, walk test mode, supervision

• All systems can support up to three Image Sensors

• UL 639 certified

Technical specifications:

Alarm.com model number ADC-IS-300-LP

Power source Recommended 2 AA 1.5v Energizer Ultimate Lithium

Batteries.

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Batteries For details, see Batteries

Operating temperature range 60° to 80°F

Weight 3.1 oz. (with batteries and without mounting accessories)

Dimensions 3.1’’ h x 1.8’’ w x 2.3’’ d

Supervisory interval 100 minutes (sensor), 3 hours (alarm hardwire)

Wireless signal range Greater than 400 feet open air

Color White

Recommended mounting height and angle See Mounting Image Sensor

Motion profiles and sensor range See the PIR sensitivity settings table in Mounting Image

Sensor

Hardware compatibility requirements - by panel

Panel Panel version Extra hardware

GC3e All versions XCVR3 900 MHz dongle transceiver

Other feature compatibility

Two-Way Voice compatibility

Images cannot be transmitted while a Two-Way Voice call is in session. When the Image Sensor is installed on a

system with Two-Way Voice over the cellular network, image transmission during an alarm may be interrupted by the

two-way session. The image transmission resumes once the call has terminated.

Pet immunity settings

Two parts to making the Image Sensor pet immune:

1. Set PIR sensitivity settings to low.

2. Mount set at a height of 6 feet, and install the sensor with the 6 degree mounting angle.

Batteries

Battery type

The Image Sensor uses 2 AA 1.5v Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries (UL compliant).

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Expected battery life

Approximately 4 years with lithium batteries.

Voltage thresholds

With lithium batteries, low battery alerts are issued at 3.05V. The sensor cannot operate when the voltage reads below

2.30V.

Low battery notification

Panel will display a low battery alert for the sensor and/or notifications are issued via the Alarm.com platform if the

customer has subscribed to this notification type.

Replacing batteries

To replace the sensor batteries, slide the front of the sensor up off the sensor-back. Dispose of used batteries per the

battery manufacturer instructions and following local regulations.

Image Sensor LED reference chart

Refer to this chart to understand the camera LED patterns.

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Resetting the Image Sensor

There are two ways to reset the Image Sensor:

Power cycle

A power cycle can be done by one of two ways:

1. Take out and reinsert batteries.

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2. Press and release the sensor reset button. Only initiate a power cycle if the LED has not been active in the last 10

seconds.

After a power cycle, the Image Sensor will enter sensor power up state followed by the memory check state.

Network reset

An Image Sensor must be network reset when it has been previously enrolled on a different panel. The Image Sensor

will indicate that it is enrolled on a panel by blinking green after the memory check.

To perform a network reset, press and hold the reset button for a full 10 seconds or until the red LED flashes rapidly.

Release as soon as you see the rapidly flashing red LED. A successful network reset will result in the LED blinking

yellow after the memory check (solid red LED).

A network reset will only work if the Image Sensor is not actively communicating with a network. If the Image Sensor is

within range of the original panel, it is required that the Image Sensor first be deleted from the panel it was previously

learned into before being able to perform a network reset on the Image Sensor. See instructions on how to properly

Deleting Image Sensor from panel. After releasing the reset button, the Image Sensor will enter sensor power-up mode

(blinking red LED) followed by memory check (solid red LED) followed by either a blinking green or blinking yellow

light. For the full list of status indicators and expected behaviors, see Image Sensor LED Reference Chart.

PIR activation & test mode

By default, the image sensor LED does not illuminate when activated by motion unless the sensor is in test mode. The

LED can be enabled by tampering the device or on the panel for each Image Sensor on a customer’s account. The

Image Sensor must have successfully completed the enrollment process with a panel. When enabled, the red LED

illuminates for 3 seconds upon motion activations (at most every 3 minutes while disarmed).

Tamper & trouble conditions

Tamper

A built-in accelerometer detects movement or re-positioning of the Image Sensor and will initiate a tamper whenever a

change in sensor orientation is detected. The tamper automatically clears after the sensor is returned to the upright

position and no movement has been detected for 5 minutes. A tamper can also be cleared by resetting the sensor.

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Trouble conditions

By default, trouble conditions (malfunction, tamper & low battery) are displayed on the panel LCD. Enable or disable

trouble condition messages on the control panel LCD via the Alarm.com Partner Portal. Trouble conditions are always

reported to the Alarm.com Customer Website and customers will receive tamper/low/malfunction notifications if they are

subscribed, regardless of the panel setting.

Service package requirement

Image capture features require a service package that includes one of the following Image Sensor add-ons:

•Images - Alarms- Includes upload of images from alarm events only.

•Images - Plus- Includes upload of images from alarm events and non-alarm events

Installation - Pre-enrollment

1. Create Alarm.com customer account.

◦ Select service package (see Service Package Requirements) and register the Alarm.com module serial

number on the Alarm.com Partner Portal.

2. Install the XCVR3 transceiver in the panel.

◦ For more information about installing the XCVR3, see 2GIG GC3 Image Sensor Transceiver (2GIG-

XCVR3-GC3) - Installation Guide.

3. Register module and test communication.

◦ Power up the panel and initiate a communication test to ensure the Alarm.com module is properly installed

and communicating with Alarm.com.

Enroll Image Sensor to panel

1. Verify XCVR3 installation - Ensure the XCVR3 is connected properly to the control panel terminal blocks. For more

information on how to install the XCVR3, please reference the XCVR3 installation instructions included with the

XCVR3. Below is the wire-to-terminal guide for quick reference:

◦ Red – Smoke+

◦ Black – Common (GND)

◦ Green – RX

◦ White – TX

2. Go to the home screen.

3. Tap System Settings.

4. Enter the installer code.

5. Tap Installer Toolbox.

6. Tap System Configuration.

7. Tap Wireless Zones.

8. Tap to select an unused zone.

9. For the Sensor type, tap to enter a sensor type.

◦ Recommended sensor types are:

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▪04- Interior Follower

▪10- Interior w/ Delay

▪23- No Response Type

10. For Equipment type, tap to select (2) Motion.

11. For Equipment code, tap to select 9999 Alarm.com Image Sensor.

12. For Image Sensor ID, tap Learn to put the panel into learn mode.

13. Insert the batteries into the Image Sensor. The LED on the Image Sensor will progress from blinking red to solid

red to blinking yellow. This indicates the Image Sensor is in learn mode.

14. Wait approximately 20 seconds for the Image Sensor to enroll to the panel. The screen on the panel will display

the following: Found Image Sensor [x]. The LED on the Image Sensor will turn solid yellow indicating that it has

successfully found the panel. Tap Accept on the panel.

15. For Equipment age, tap to select the equipment age (i.e., New or Existing).

16. For Transmission delay, tap to select enabled or disabled.

17. For Voice descriptor, tap to edit the voice descriptor if desired.

18. For Sensor reports, tap to select enabled or disabled. (Enabled is recommended)

19. For Sensor supervised, tap to select enabled or disabled. (Enabled is recommended)

20. For Sensor chime, tap to select enabled or disabled.

21. Continue to edit next sensor or tap Return to System Configuration and tap Save to save the changes and exit.

22. After the Image Sensor LED has turned solid yellow, you must exit Add Mode on the panel (previous step). The

Image Sensor LED will alternate between green and yellow while the customer’s device list is updated with

Alarm.com. The LED will turn solid green when the Image Sensor has been successfully added to the customer’s

account.

Note: If you move (tamper) the Image Sensor after the LED has turned solid green, the Image Sensor will enter

test mode for 3 minutes indicated by red LED when motion is detected. You may continue with the mounting

portion of the installation when in test mode. For more details about the LED status, see Image Sensor LED

Reference Chart.

The sensor is now learned into the panel. After enrollment, be sure to keep the sensor and panel powered so the sensor

can complete an initialization process with Alarm.com. This process will take several minutes. Images cannot be

captured until initialization is complete.

To verify that the initialization process is complete using the panel:

1. Go to the home screen.

2. Tap System Settings.

3. Enter the installer code.

4. Tap Installer Toolbox.

5. Tap System Configuration.

6. Tap Image Sensors.

7. Tap to select the Image Sensor to verify.

8. Verify Rules is showing as Synced.

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Mounting Image Sensor

1. Determine the desired mounting angle. The following image displays three options.

2. Screw bracket to back plate.

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3. Determine location to mount the sensor.

4. Choose applicable mounting bracket. The sensor hardware packet contains two mounting brackets for different

mounting scenarios. Use the provided large screws and anchors to attach the bracket to the wall. (Leave at least

3 inches of clearance above the sensor to allow for battery replacement without uninstalling the mounting

bracket.)

5. Place sensor with arm on mounting bracket. Adjust the horizontal positioning of the sensor to point towards the

desired coverage area.

6. Secure the mounting arm location by sliding lock pin into the hole. Use the washer and remaining small screw to

secure the lock pin by screwing upwards through the bottom of the hole in the mounting bracket.

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7. Set PIR sensitivity settings – 3 options that can be set through the panel or on the Partner Portal:

8. Verify and test Image Sensor setup:

a. Verify that rules are confirmed via the Partner Portal or on MobileTech, Resend rules if they are not

confirmed.

b. Verify RF Coverage by checking that the signal strength is above 40%. The signal strength must be greater

than 30% for sensor to function properly.

c. Conduct walk test - To conserve the customer’s monthly image upload quota, automatic alarm uploads are

disabled for the first four hours after any new sensor (Image Sensor or other) is installed into the system.

Installers can also test by requesting image uploads and motion image uploads via MobileTech. Installers are

required to be onsite to test by running a comm test at the panel.

d. Test night captures.

Deleting Image Sensor from panel

Instructions on how to properly delete and Image Sensor from a system. It is important to do the steps in order.

1. Delete the Image Sensor from the account using the panel’s Interactive Services, Partner Portal, or Mobiletech.

2. Perform a network reset of the Image Sensor. See instructions on how to network reset an Image Sensor. This can

only be performed after step 1 is completed, or if the Image Sensor is out of range of its current network.

PIR lens and camera coverage diagrams

The following image is the PIR Lens Coverage from the side view.

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