ops2018 motion detector installation
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Motion Detector Installation
A motion detector is a very common device in an alarm system. They are mounted in select corners of the house with the sole purpose of detecting any motion in its range. 1. Motion detector 2. 22-4 alarm wire 3. Wood screws Wire strippers/cutters 2. Small flathead screwdriver 3. Phillips head screwdriver
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Overview
Required Equipment
Tools Required Estimated Time Required Skill Level
4-6 minutes
Intermediate
Instructions:
1. Unravel the 22-4 alarm wire in the corner. 2. Cut the wire approximately 4” to 6” from the wall. 3. Strip the 22-4 Alarm wire back approximately 1 inch. 4. Strip each individual wire back about ¼” to expose the copper conductor. 5. Remove the front plate from the motion detector and set aside. 6. Remove the circuit board from the back plate and set aside. 7. Using a pointy object, poke a hole in the bottom-middle hole, one of the middle-right holes, and one of the middle-left holes of the back plate. (This will accommodate the wire, and 2 wood screws) 8. Thread the wire through the bottom hole while pushing the back plate flush up to the corner. 9. Using a wood screw in both the right and left side holes, security the back plate to the corner. (Ensure the plate is level vertically) 10. While the circuit board is disconnected from the back plate, insert each wire into the corresponding screw terminal on the circuit board, and tighten the screws. a. +V = Red b. –V = Black
c. NC = Yellow d. C = Green 11. Give each wire a small tug to ensure they are connected securely. 12. Insert the circuit board back into the back plate, aligning the middle tooth of the board with the small alignment tabs on the back plate. 13. Reinstall the front plate onto the mounted back plate to complete the installation.
A motion detector is a very common device in an alarm system. They are mounted in select corners of the house with the sole purpose of detecting any motion in its range. 1. Motion detector 2. 22-4 alarm wire 3. Wood screws Wire strippers/cutters 2. Small flathead screwdriver 3. Phillips head screwdriver
1.
Overview
Required Equipment
Tools Required Estimated Time Required Skill Level
4-6 minutes
Intermediate
Instructions:
1. Unravel the 22-4 alarm wire in the corner. 2. Cut the wire approximately 4” to 6” from the wall. 3. Strip the 22-4 Alarm wire back approximately 1 inch. 4. Strip each individual wire back about ¼” to expose the copper conductor. 5. Remove the front plate from the motion detector and set aside. 6. Remove the circuit board from the back plate and set aside. 7. Using a pointy object, poke a hole in the bottom-middle hole, one of the middle-right holes, and one of the middle-left holes of the back plate. (This will accommodate the wire, and 2 wood screws) 8. Thread the wire through the bottom hole while pushing the back plate flush up to the corner. 9. Using a wood screw in both the right and left side holes, security the back plate to the corner. (Ensure the plate is level vertically) 10. While the circuit board is disconnected from the back plate, insert each wire into the corresponding screw terminal on the circuit board, and tighten the screws. a. +V = Red b. –V = Black
c. NC = Yellow d. C = Green 11. Give each wire a small tug to ensure they are connected securely. 12. Insert the circuit board back into the back plate, aligning the middle tooth of the board with the small alignment tabs on the back plate. 13. Reinstall the front plate onto the mounted back plate to complete the installation.
