Senstar Corporation E7BA0300 Benutzerhandbuch
Rev A
WGS Configuration
FlexZone Wireless Gate Sensor
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Wireless gate sensor configuration parameters
UCM Parameter
Parameter description
Default
Common Settings
Enable Select (check) the Enable checkbox if the FlexZone includes a WGS.
Off
Locale Specify the Locale where the WGS will operate FCC = North America;
ETSI = Europe.
FCC
RF Channel Specify the RF channel this receiver will use to communicate with its gate
sensor modules. Each receiver at a site must use a distinct channel to
communicate with its GSMs to prevent interference (1 - 8 channels).
communicate with its GSMs to prevent interference (1 - 8 channels).
1
Receiver Fail Specify a relay that will activate to signal a receiver fail condition (Local
control mode or NM Mode).
GSM selection tabs Select a tab (1 - 4) to setup and configure each GSM that reports to this
FlexZone processor. The settings apply only to the selected GSM.
Gate Module Serial
Number
Enter the last 8-digits of the gate sensor module’s serial number to enable
communications between the receiver and the GSM.
communications between the receiver and the GSM.
Gate Configuration
Target Filters There are 2 filters for adjusting the frequency response of the GSM. The high
pass filter can be set to 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, or 8 Hz. The low pass filter can be set
to 400, 80, 40, 25, 12, 8, or 4 Hz. The 2 filter settings cannot overlap. The high
pass filter is used to screen out low frequency vibrations such as the fence
motion caused by wind and loose fence fabric. The low pass filter is used to
screen out high frequency vibrations.
to 400, 80, 40, 25, 12, 8, or 4 Hz. The 2 filter settings cannot overlap. The high
pass filter is used to screen out low frequency vibrations such as the fence
motion caused by wind and loose fence fabric. The low pass filter is used to
screen out high frequency vibrations.
HPF - 2 Hz
LPF - 400 Hz
Event Threshold The received signal strength (1 - 255) at which an event is added to the Event
Count (Event = disturbance).
25
Event Window (sec) Sets the time period (0.5 - 10) after an Event is recorded before the next
Event can be recorded. Used to prevent vibrations from a single Event from
being recorded as subsequent Events.
being recorded as subsequent Events.
1 sec
Event Count The number of Events (1 - 10) that must occur to trigger an alarm.
3
Alarm Window (sec) Sets the time period (1 - 99) after the first Event is recorded in which the
specified number of Events must occur to trigger an alarm. If the Alarm
Window time setting lapses before the Event Count is reached, the Event
Count resets to 0.
Window time setting lapses before the Event Count is reached, the Event
Count resets to 0.
30 sec
Alarm Hold The time period (1 - 10) after an alarm is signaled before a subsequent alarm
can begin to accumulate.
3 sec
Supervision Mode Sets the gate sensor module’s supervision mode (1 - 3) based on the type of
3
Local Bypass
Alarm When an auxiliary security device (e.g., magnetic contact) is used in
conjunction with the GSM, a GSM alarm will not be reported when the Aux
Input is active (i.e., the gate is open).
Input is active (i.e., the gate is open).
No
Supervision When an auxiliary security device is used in conjunction with the GSM, a
GSM supervision condition will not be reported when the Aux Input is active.
No
Control Activation
Alarm Specify a relay that will activate to signal a GSM alarm condition (Local control
mode or NM Mode).
Supervision Specify a relay that will activate to signal a GSM supervision condition (Local
control mode or NM Mode).
Diagnostic Fault Specify a relay that will activate to signal a GSM diagnostic fault condition
(Local control mode or NM Mode).