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TX+PIR Wireless Pet Immune PIR Installation Instructions

PLEASE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR IMPORTANT PRODUCT

WARNINGS AND DISCLAIMER INFORMATION.

Description

The TX+PIR is a motion sensor (passive-infrared or PIR) that detects

movement within a specific area by sensing the infrared energy emitted from a

body as it moves across the sensor’s field of view. When this motion is

detected, the sensor transmits an alarm signal to the control panel. The

TX+PIR can be used to protect locations where door/window sensors are

impractical or not needed, such as large areas or open floor plans. Motion

sensors also provide backup protection for door/window sensors and other

security/intrusion detectors.

The TX+PIR utilizes advanced signal processing and a patented modern DSP

ASIC that directly converts the infrared detector signal into digital form, for

superior false alarm reduction, and overall detection performance, reliability

and stability.

The TX+PIR is designed to allow the presence of pets (up to 80 lbs.) without

signaling an alarm. It includes a special micro-element lens array that produces

much stronger optical signals for humans than for pets 80 lbs. or lighter.

NOTE: Pets come in many varieties. Some pets (especially larger ones

with very short hair), even if lighter than 80 lbs. may produce enough

infrared radiation to cause alarms. TX+PIR users are strongly advised to

test the sensor with their own pets, in order to verify that the detector will

not signal an alarm when their pets are moving within its fields of view.

The TX+PIR includes the following features:

 40’ x 40’ coverage area

 Three-minute transmitter lockout time after an alarm event that helps

extend battery life

 Cover activated tamper

 Supervisory signals transmitted every 64 minutes to the control panel

 Field-selectable sensitivity options

 Up to 80lb. pet immunity

The TX+PIR features the TX+ Encryption protocol which provides encrypted

wireless communication to select Interlogix control panels. Please refer to your

panel’s installation instructions to see if it is TX+ Encrypted capable.

The TX+PIR also utilizes the standard ITI-319 protocol which is compatible with

all Interlogix control panels and receivers.

Figure 1: TX+PIR

Enrollment Into TX+ Encryption Supported Panels

To enroll the TX+PIR as an encrypted sensor into a panel that supports the

TX+ Encryption protocol, follow these steps:

1) Place the panel into program mode, then go to Learn Sensors menu.

Refer to your specific alarm panel manual for details on these

menus.

2) Once the Learn Sensors mode has been activated, remove the

battery pull tab to auto-enroll the device. Then select the appropriate

sensor group and number. Refer to your specific alarm panel manual

for details on the different sensor groups.

3) If the panel does not respond upon removing the battery pull tab, exit

the Learn Sensors mode and then remove the front sensor housing

from the back by housing pressing on the tab located at the bottom of

the device. Then pull apart the front housing to reveal the circuit

board which is securely mounted in the back housing. Remove the

battery from the sensor.

4) With the battery removed, return back to the panel and activate the

Learn Sensors mode again. With Learn Sensors mode activated, re-

insert the battery (paying close attention to the battery polarity

indicators) to auto-enroll the device. Repeat steps 3 and 4 as

necessary until the device is successfully enrolled into the panel.

Note: Utilization of the TX+ Encrypted protocol is only compatible with

select Interlogix control panels. When enrolled into a panel that is TX+

Encrypted capable, the enrollment menu screen may indicate “TX+

Encrypted” to verify that the sensor is communicating to the panel via the

encrypted protocol. Please refer to your panel’s installation instructions

to verify that the panel supports TX+ Encrypted capability.

Enrollment into Non TX+ Encryption Supported Panels (ITI-

319 Protocol)

To enroll the TX+PIR into a panel utilizing the standard ITI-319 protocol, follow

these steps:

1) First remove the battery pull tab from the device.

2) After the pull tab has been removed, place the panel into program

mode, then go to Learn Sensors menu. Refer to your specific alarm

panel manual for details on these menus.

3) Once the Learn Sensors mode has been activated, remove the front

sensor housing from the back housing by pressing on the tab located

at the bottom of the device. Then pull apart the front housing to

reveal the circuit board which is securely mounted in the back

housing. This will activate the tamper switch which will auto-enroll the

device. Then select the appropriate sensor group and number. Refer

to your specific alarm panel manual for details on the different sensor

groups.

4) If the panel does not respond upon tampering the device, replace

and then remove the cover again to tamper the sensor another time.

Repeat until the panel responds, and then continue to selecting the

appropriate sensor group and number.

Summary of content (3 pages)

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TX+PIR Wireless Pet Immune PIR Installation Instructions PLEASE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR IMPORTANT PRODUCT WARNINGS AND DISCLAIMER INFORMATION.
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Installation Guidelines Setting the Sensitivity Temporarily place the sensor in its intended mounting location. Program and final test the sensor before permanently mounting it (following the guidelines in the “Sensor Testing” section below). The TX+PIR comes with two sensitivity settings, selectable via a jumper pin located just below the battery. When set to normal sensitivity, detection occurs in 3-5 steps within the detection path.
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Walk Test Enable the LED (J1 in its enabled position). Walk across the monitored area (within the sensor’s optical fields-of-view). The LED should turn ON (for alarm) after about two to four normal steps. Each time the LED turns ON, wait for it to turn OFF. Then, wait 12 seconds before continuing the walk-test. When there is no motion in the monitored area, the LED should remain OFF. Walk testing should be done to determine the sensor’s actual coverage area.