Enclosure Installation - TM-5-6350-262-14-10018

cable as shown in figure FO-1. Connect all shields of

Walking in and out of the area perimeter should activate

the receive signal leads together and secure to terminal

and de-activate the alarm circuit (audible alarm). The

4 of TB2 in the processor and terminal 4 of TB1 in the

motion sensor has excellent response to low velocities,

transceivers.

consequently there is no need to walk rapidly; one foot

per second is quite adequate.

terminal 9 of TB1 and TB2 of the processor to terminal 9

(4) Reduce the RANGE control setting one

of TB 1 of all the transceivers to insure a chassis ground

number at a time and repeat the walk test until the range

between all enclosures.

begins to drop off. The final setting of the RANGE

(d)

During

the

temporary

control is at the lowest acceptable level.

interconnections of the Processor/transceiver ultrasonic

motion signal for final evaluation of the transceiver

NOTE

locations, it is not necessary to connect the series loop

tamper circuit.

If the walk test proves inadequate

(e)

Connect the multimeter

surveillance

coverage

and

the

(AN/USM-210) to the REFERENCE and NOISE test

transceiver is moved to a different

points in the processor as shown in figure 24.

location to improve the coverage, the

(3) Perform the steps in paragraph 2-11 to

noise test (step (2) above) must be

evaluate the entire proposed equipment adequacy

repeated prior to the walk test.

taking into consideration the following conditions:

(a) All transceiver RANGE controls are set

(5) Interconnect the test setup as follows:

per conditions listed in table 2-2.

(a) Remove the power from the

(b)

All transceivers are activated and

processor.

detection area coverage from adjacent units may over

(b) Disconnect the multimeter lead

lap.

from the NOISE test point and reconnect it to the

BALANCE test point.

NOTE

and the range selector switch to 10 V.

When restricting the RANGE control

(d) Reapply power to the processor.

settings (para. 2-11c (4)), insure that the

(6) Fluctuations should not be more than

appropriate transceiver RANGE control

0.3 V in either direction of the mean level when there is

is selected for lowering.

no human motion in the area and the turbulence

generating equipment which will be operating during the

protected period is operating. In addition, check that

from each transceiver will be random, simultaneous

telephone bells, paging systems and other occasional

noise pulse s from each transceiver are additive in the

noise makers do not drive this voltage fluctuation of by

processor and a slightly higher noise level may be

more than 0.4 V. The alarm threshold is at 0.8 V. If

noticed on the multimeter indication. When the noise

fluctuations from these sources are excessive, they

level exceeds the prescribed limit, investigation of the

must be reduced by detuning the noise sources,

cause is in order and possible relocation of one or more

changing air movements, or moving the transceivers.

questionable transceivers may be necessary.

(7) After the individual transceiver locations

(4) Upon satisfactory results, the processor

have passed the initial noise and walk test the entire

and transceivers are ready for permanent installation.

combined configuration must be checked.

Remove power from the test setup and disconnect the

Processor/Transceiver Ultrasonic Motion

test setup and the temporary interconnections from all

Signal Test. Following the individual test of each

transceivers.

transceiver location (independent of other transceiver

locations) a combined test of all transceivers,

2-13. Enclosure Installation

temporarily interconnected, must be performed.

Upon completion of the location test and preliminary

This test loads the processor transmitter circuits to the

control adjustment, the transceivers and the processor

operating level for evaluation of the coverage and

may be permanently secured in place. The material of

interaction between transceivers.

the mounting structure (wood, metal or masonry) will

(1) Locate the test setup (fig. 24) at the

dictate the fastening hardware used.

proposed site of the processor permanent position.

(2) Temporarily interconnect all transceivers

2-14. Processor and Transceiver Preparation

to the processor in the test setup. Careful consideration

of the temporary wire run lengths in regard to the

The conduit connection entrance holes in the processor

proposed permanent wire run routing will allow reuse of

and the transceiver as well as the appropriate mounting

the same wire during permanent interconnections.

holes in the transceiver (fig. 1-1) must be drilled to suit

(a) Connect all the transmit signal

the

individual

mounting

and

interconnection

leads in parallel using number 22 twisted pair cable as

configuration.

shown in figure FO-1 (located at rear of manual).

(b) Connect all the receiver signal

leads in parallel using a single run of RG-58/U coaxial

2-7