Multti‐Pu urposse Maggnetic Sw witch Userr Guiide ES7000MGLSS‐GN Versio on 1.
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Table off Contents s Table of Conte C ents 1 Ov verview ............................... .................................................................. 4 2 Op peration ............... . .............. .................................................................. 6 2.1 1 3 4 Indicatio ons ................................................................................................ 6 Installation n Overvie ew .......... .................................................................. 7 3.
Overview w 1 Overview w The ES7 700MGLS Multi-Purpos M se Magnetic c Switch is a bi-directiional RF, ba attery operated d magnet switch s dete ector/shock detector/R RF input terrminal. It is s compose ed of two parts: p a sm art magnett sensor and a perman nent magnet. The smart magnet m sens sor is the b brain of the device; it is responsi ble for dete ection and RF comm munication with the C Control Pane el. The sma art magnet sensor is battery b operated d.
Overvie ew MGLS Modes RF Input Secur ity Zone SShock Magn net Shock & Maggnet Integraal Magneet Sensoor Exterrnal Magn net Detecttor Perime eter Not Perimeter Figure e 1: ES700 MGLS Deviice Modes Diagram D Detectio ons are indiicated by a single bi-c color LED on the front of the device and via a remote connectio on to the C ontrol Pane el. When a LED notificcation is not required, sabled.
Operation O n LE D Indicator gered Trigg Align nm ent M Marks S m art Mag gnet S ensor Figu ure 2: ES70 00MGLS-GN N Multi-Pur pose Magnetic Switch with Smarrt Magnet Sensor S Permanent Magnet and P 2 Operation n 2.1 Indic cations s The ES7 700MGLS sm mart magn et sensor includes a bi-colored b LLED (green and red). This LED D indicates to the hom meowner a change to the t normal status of the t device. The LED D can be dis sabled from m the ESI-C CMS (default is enable ed).
Installa ation Overv view t behavior is nott limited to the LED on n the devicce, but also includes Device trigger signals to t the Conttrol Panel. T The action taken from m the Contro ol Panel is configurrable from the t softwarre part of the installattion processs and may depend on the status of the sy ystem (Arm m, Disarm and a Partial Arm). e ES700MGLS device, see 4.1 Se ettings and For morre informatiion on conffiguring the Defaults s, on page 8.
nfiguring the t Device e Con 6. M Mount the device d as d etermined by the sele ected functiionality. Wh here a appropriate e, use two 3 X 35 DIN 7982 C scrrews to add d extra sup pport to t the mount and a two pro ovide tamp per/tear off protection . For more information about the screws see e, Figure 32 2, on page 22. T the dev vice. 7. Test 3.2 Powe er The ES7 700MGLS sm mart magn et sensor requires r one 3V CR-12 23A Lithium m battery, giving a nominal battery life o of 3 years.
Configuring the Device D For morre informatiion about t he ESI-CMS S applicatio on, refer to o the ESI-CMS User Guide. 4.1.1 Essen nce Site e Installler App plication The ES7 700MGLS device deteccts changes s in shock and a magnettism, i.e., vibrations v on the surface s whe ere the dev vice is moun nted, or cha anges in th he vicinity of o a magnet as in opening/closing g a door or window.
Con nfiguring the t Device e 4. Select S a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle D scre een is displa ayed. Figure e 4: Dongle e and Communication Screen 5. S Select the dongle d ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A C Communica ation screen n displays and a proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection b between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. T The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the t dongle. 6.
Configuring the Device D Figurre 7: RF Se ecurity Device Listing Screen A this point the follow At wing should d be conside ered: When Adding A or E Editing an RF R security device pla n the functtionality of the dev vice as follo ows: Sho ock & Magn net sensor Sett the config guration forr the magne et sensor a and the shock sensor. Sho ock sensor Sett the config guration forr the shock sensor.
Con nfiguring the t Device e Figure 9: Device Name a and ID Scre een with a New N Device e Row The ID cann T not be chan nged and re epresent th he order in which the devices d w were put in the system m. For exam mple, in the e screen ab bove the de evice was t the third RF F Security d device put in the syste em. 11. Click C the de evice you ju ust added to t the list and select E Edit from th he popup m menu. F Figure 10: Device D Nam me and ID Screen S with h Popup Me enu 12.
Configuring the Device D Figure e 11: RF Se ecurity Dev vice Parame eter Screen ns (Shock, Magnet M and d Shock & Magnet) M The S//N (serial nu umber) and d ID of the device are e read-only parameters. Thesse parameters are set when the d device is le earned by stem. The R Radio level is also read-only, it sshows the RSSI R level the sys per RF Security d device in the e system.
Con nfiguring the t Device e 13. After A completing the P Parameters screen, click Update and Save. A message e a appears sta ating that th he device data d update ed successffully. For information a about the parameters, p , see the ES SI-CMS Use er Guide. 14. Click C OK. Th he Installattion screen is displaye ed and the n e appears new device o the list. on To add d ES700M MGLS as s an RF Input dev vice: 1.
Configuring the Device D The server is located a T at the monitoring centter. The IP address displayed is s specific to the t monitorring station n. Figure 14: S Server Perm missions Scrreen 7. C Confirm the e checkbox with the IP P address of o the serve er is selecte ed and c click Allow. The device e Types screen is displayed. Figure 15: Device T Types Screen - RF Sec curity Icon 8. S Select the RF R Input ico on t the system is displaye ed. .
Con nfiguring the t Device e Figure F 17: System Lea arning Scre een 10. After A the de evice is learrned by the e system, a Device Na ame and ID D screen is d displayed. Fig gure 18: De evice Name e and ID Sc creen The ID cann T not be chan nged and re epresent th he order in which the devices d w were learne ed by the sy ystem. For example, in i the scree en above th he device w the thirrd RF securrity device learned by the system was m. 11. Choose C a na ame/locatio on for the device.
Configuring the Device D Figure e 19: RF In nput Device e Parameterr Screen The S//N (serial nu umber) and d ID of the device are e read-only parameters. Thesse parameters are set when the d device is le earned by stem. The R Radio level is also read-only, it sshows the RSSI R level the sys per RF Input deviice in the system. O The Insstallation sc creen is disp played and the new device Click OK. appearrs on the lisst. New to o add an ad dditional de evice.
Con nfiguring the t Device e Figure e 21: Donglle and Com mmunication n Screen 4. S Select the dongle d ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A C Communica ation screen n displays and a proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection b between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry. T The dongle ID is the la ast four numbers on the barcode e glued to the t dongle. 5. A After comm munication b between the dongle an nd the BlacckBerry is synched, s c click Continue.
Configuring the Device D Figure 24: Dev vice Listing with Popup p Menu 9. S Select Edit in the popu up menu. The T parame eters of the selected device are d displayed. For F informa ation about the parameters, see the ESI-CM MS User G Guide. e 25: RF In nput Device e Parameterr Screen Figure 10. Change C parrameter vallues as required and click c Update e and Save e. A m message ap ppears stat ing that the e device da ata updated d successfully.
Con nfiguring the t Device e Figure e 26: Main Menu and Language Screens T The Langua age screen is displayed d. 3. Select S a Lan nguage and d click Conn nect. The Dongle D scre een is displa ayed. Figure 27: Dongle e and Communication Screens 4. S Select the dongle d ID frrom the dro op-down lis st and click k Continue. A C Communica ation screen n displays and a proceed ds to estab blish a conn nection b between the e dongle an nd the Blac ckBerry.
Mountin ng Figure 29 9: Device Ty ypes Screen 7. S Select the RF R input or Securrity icon, dependin ng on how the device w previou was usly defined d. A screen listing dev vices of the e specified type t a already in the system is displayed. 8. Click C the ite em row of a device. A popup men nu appearss. Figure 30: Dev vice Listing with Popup p Menu 9. Select S one of o the follow wing menu items: Delete Edit an nd then clicck Delete in n the Device e Paramete ers screen. 10.
Mounting Figure 38). 3 This means placem ment of the e ES700MG GLS device must be ne ear the external magnet device. To ins stall the ES700MG GLS device (as Sh hock Sen nsor and/ /or Magnet Dete ector): 1. IIdentify the e location fo or mounting g the ES700MGLS dev vice according the c criteria in se ection 3.3. 2. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting m is present, re emove the s screw with a screwdriv ver.
Mountin ng WARNING! A new ba W attery can explode e if itt is incorrecctly installed. R Replace the e battery on nly with the e same or equivalent e ttype recom mmended b the manufacturer. Discard use by ed batteries responsib bly. 4. C Clean the surfaces of tthe mounting locations thorough hly. Make sure the lo ocations arre dry. 5.
Mounting ~ 3 cm Figure 35: Correc ct ES700MG GLS-GN Alig gnment and Gap for Intrusion De Alignment etection (A Marks are a Exaggerrated for Be etter Underrstanding) Note: If the N e device is being used d exclusivelly as a Sho ock detector, the p permanent magnet is not require ed. To ins stall the ES700MG GLS device (as an a Input Termina al Only):: 1. IIdentify the e location fo or mounting g the ES700MGLS dev vice according the c criteria in se ection 3.3. 2.
Mountin ng Tabs for Leads Thread Leaads through Ho ole Figu ure 37: External Leadss Placemen nt in the ES S700MGLS d device 4. C Connect the e leads to tthe termina als in the ES S700MGLS device with ha s screwdriver r. Polarity iss irrelevantt. Batteery Comparrtment Terminals for External Leads s Figu ure 38: Exte ernal Leadss Placemen nt in the ES700MGLS D Device 5. IIf there is no n battery i n the devic ce, put the battery in tthe device.. The b battery mus st be a 3V C CR-123A Lithium batttery.
Mounting LED D Indicaator Figure e 40: ES700 0MGLS Dev vice Interior View 1 6. C Clean the surface of th he designatted mounting location ns thorough hly. Make s sure the loc cations are dry. 7. M Mount the smart s magn net sensor by peeling the cover o off the mou unting t tape and prress the sticcky side ag gainst surface of the d designated location ( (frame-side e of the ope ening).
Mainten nance 6 Main ntenance 6.1 Replacing the Ba attery The ES7 700MGLS has a nomin nal battery life of 3 yea ars. The ba attery statu us is displaye ed via the device d LED and reported automattically to th he monitoring center. When th he battery status s indiccates that itt is low, the e battery s hould be re eplaced within a few days. To rep place a battery: b 1. IIf the screw w securing tthe top cov ver to the mounting m is present, re emove the s screw with a flathead screwdriver. 2.
Maintenance e Appe endix A ES700 E 0MGLS S Spec cificattions Electric cal Power S Supply: One 3V CR-123 3A Lithium battery Battery Life: Overr 3 years (u under nominal conditio ons) Battery Power Tes st: Upon n power-up p and period dically Wireles ss Bi-direc ctional: End--to-End Bi-D Directional ESI protoccol Adva anced radio o supervisio on algorithm m Frequen ncy: BFSK K, 868.3 MHz in Europ pe and FM 9 916.
Mainten nance Physica al Dimens sions: Sma rt magnet sensor– 98 8 x 25 x 25 mm (L x W x H) manent mag gnet – 46 x 14.5 x 10 0 mm (L x W x H) Perm Weight:: Sma rt magnet sensor – 45 grams (in ncl.
