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Installation
Guide
Document version 1.2e
Contents
2 Welcome
2 Essential items
3 Parts
4 Creating an installation
4 Mounting a radar sensor
4 Mounting the enclosure and power supply
5 Levelling a sensor
7 Connecting a radar sensor
8 Connecting other items
8 Connecting cameras
9 Connecting trigger inputs and alarm outputs
15 Appendices
15 Appendix 1 - FAQ
16 Appendix 2 - Radio frequency energy statement
Power
Essential items Supply Radar Processing
The following are the essential additional items that Unit Unit
you will need to install a radar sensor:
Laptop computer running Radar View software,
Shielded Cat5E patch lead,
Digital level,
25m radar target and tripod, 2 off, Alarm
10mm spanner, External outputs
Pair of 2 way radios, inputs
An assistant.
Adam 6060
RPU
W- Series radar sensor (Radar Processing Unit)
IP-rated equipment
enclosure
AC
A
B
The horizontal radar sensor misses target B.
A We recommend that you begin with the sensor completely horizontal and then
B
carefully adjust it to suit the conditions using the method described next.
2 Connect a portable computer to the radar sensor and then use the procedure To use
SPx RadarView (within the section Testing a sensor) to view the resulting scan:
Target A Target B
3 Reposition the targets in new locations and repeat the adjustment procedure until
targets in various positions can be seen by the radar sensor.
Radar
sensor
Target response
shown in isolation
within the
SPx RadarView
application
Data connection
Power connection
Data connection
Power connection
Cam 1
Matrix
Sentinel RS422
Cam 1
RPU Controller
Ethernet
Sentinel Cam 2
Controller Cam 2
RPU
Note: For simplicity in these examples, the Sentinel display and CCTV controller are
shown connecting directly into the RPU. In reality they would not be connected in this
manner. For security reasons, these controls would be connected to their own com- Cam 3
puter system which would indirectly link them to the RPU via an Ethernet connection.
In the diagram only Cam 3 is required to be controlled by AdvanceGuard. The RPU
is linked to the existing output for Cam 3 from the matrix and interprets the control
signals before sending them to the camera. In this way the CCTV controller can service
both the AdvanceGuard and non-AdvanceGuard sections of the installation.
Connecting outputs
Each of the six outputs are relay driven with an internal contact being made between
the + and - terminal pairs of the channels RL0 to RL5. The relay contacts can handle up
to 0.5A at 120/240VAC or up to 1A at 30VDC.
The Adam 6060 unit requires a power input of 10 to 30VDC which is applied between RL 0+
connections +VS and GND. At 24VDC supply level the unit consumes a maximum of 2W. LOAD RL 0-
120/240Vac RL 1+
or
Status indicators 30Vdc RL 1-
RL 2+
There are four status indicators on the top panel. Their functions are as follows: RL 2-
Status (red) - Flashes when the module is powered on. RL 3+
RL 3-
Link (green) - On when Ethernet connection is valid. RL 4+
Speed (red) - On when the Ethernet connection 100Mbps. RL 4-
Not used
COM (green) - Flashes when the Ethernet link is communicating. +VS
GND
Addressing
Each Adam 6060 unit must use a unique IP address that is within the same subnet as
the RPU.
2 Ensure that the radar sensor is powered on and is rotating - you can faintly hear the
rotor when it is running.
This shows that the network interface of the sensor is functioning (and confirms
connectivity of any intermediate switching equipment).
If you do not receive a response:
Check the power supply to the sensor.
Listen for the rotor spinning.
Double check the network link to the sensor.
Confirm that you can ping intermediate switching equipment.
Check that your computer is configured with an IP address that is within the same
subnet as the sensor. The response should show details about various modules within the sensor.
Note: The radar sensor will report incorrect temperature readings for the first 100
seconds of its operation after first being powered on.
The results will be appended every ten seconds. The various fields are as follows:
Time - Shows the time when the diagnostic test was run.
T - Shows the current temperature reading within the sensor housing.
Min/Max - Shows the recorded minimum and maximum temperatures.
Revs - Shows the rotor revolutions per second. Should be 1.0*
Pkts - Shows the number of packets of IP data sent in the last ten seconds*
Kbits - Shows the size of IP data sent in the last ten seconds.
Idle - N/A.
VCO - Shows the setting of the Voltage Controlled Oscillator - should be A-On.
TCP/IP - Shows the status of the IP connection.
*These will only be non zero if a client is connected to the radar (RadarView or witness) Note: In the lower panel, the Video and Turn indicators will be
red to indicate that there is no communication with the sensor.
2 Click the Channel-A menu and select the Source... option.
3 Ensure that the Selection option is set to Network and in the section below,
enter the IP Address of the sensor. The Port must be set to 700. Click OK.
Target response
The scan window provides live signal strength data concentrating only on the
7 Ensure that in the Raw Radar section, the Fading option is set to Sweep and the angular direction of the chosen target from the radar sensor. In each of the two
Rate (sweeps) is set to 5. Click OK. graph plots, the x-axis shows the distance from the sensor while the y-axis indicates
8 Click the button to zoom into the radar view so that you can clearly see the the returned signal strength. You should see a spike representing your target at the
both of your test targets: relevant distance.
10 On the top graph, left click on both sides of the spike to create a zoomed view on
the lower graph. This will allow you to see small changes in the returned signal
strength on the lower graph when levelling the sensor:
Radar
sensor
Target A Target B
11 Repeat steps 9 and 10 for the other target so that you can view both on screen at
the same time.
12 Adjust the radar sensor level (see To adjust the sensor level for details) while checking
the scan graphs to ensure the best (highest signal) reponse from both targets.
At what ambient temperatures can the radar operate? Which cameras does Witness support?
Please refer to the data sheet for the exact model, but most sensors will operate Witness currently supports a selection of cameras, as detailed in the applicable sales
over -20 to +60 degrees C. literature. Additional cameras can be added (at cost) if they support absolute posi-
tioning.
Can the radar be used on the move?
Not as an intruder detection device, as the radar has to be static in order to be able
to detect movement. It can, however, be used as an obstacle detection device to
prevent large plant equipment from having collisions.