Senstar Corporation E7BA0300 User Manual
FlexZone processor
Rev A
Page 6
FlexZone Wireless Gate Sensor
2.
For door mounting, open the enclosure door, lay the processor flat on the open side, and drill
from the outside of the door.
For top mounting, remove the processor circuit card from the enclosure and drill the mounting
hole in the center of the top of the enclosure.
from the outside of the door.
For top mounting, remove the processor circuit card from the enclosure and drill the mounting
hole in the center of the top of the enclosure.
3.
Carefully remove all metal shavings from the enclosure.
4.
Remove the locking nut from the base of the antenna and pass the wire through the drilled
hole (add a bead of silicone around the base of the antenna if desired).
hole (add a bead of silicone around the base of the antenna if desired).
5.
Feed the antenna wire through the locking nut and securely tighten the nut inside the
enclosure.
enclosure.
6.
Connect the UFL connector on the antenna wire to T5 on the receiver (see
).
FlexZone processor
The FlexZone processor must be within 300 m (984 ft.) and have an unobstructed line of sight to
each of its reporting GSMs (up to 4).
each of its reporting GSMs (up to 4).
shows a fence-mounted FlexZone processor with a
rubber whip antenna mounted on the enclosure door.
Mounting the gate sensor module
The GSM is designed to be attached directly to the fence fabric on a gate with UV-resistant
polypropylene cable ties (supplied). For increased security, the GSM can also be attached with
stainless steel cable ties (see
polypropylene cable ties (supplied). For increased security, the GSM can also be attached with
stainless steel cable ties (see
).
Using an auxiliary security device (gate contact) with the GSM
The GSM includes a cable entry port fitted with a sealed cable gland for connecting a magnetic
contact or other 2 wire security device to the GSM. The status of the auxiliary security device is
reported to the host FlexZone processor by the GSM. The FlexZone processor passes the status
information to the security management system over the Silver Network or via contact closures.
The WGS can be configured to suppress GSM sensor and/or supervision alarms when the
FlexZone Aux input is in alarm (i.e., when the gate is open). A FlexZone splice kit is available for
making the connection between the auxiliary device and the GSM.
contact or other 2 wire security device to the GSM. The status of the auxiliary security device is
reported to the host FlexZone processor by the GSM. The FlexZone processor passes the status
information to the security management system over the Silver Network or via contact closures.
The WGS can be configured to suppress GSM sensor and/or supervision alarms when the
FlexZone Aux input is in alarm (i.e., when the gate is open). A FlexZone splice kit is available for
making the connection between the auxiliary device and the GSM.
Figure 7 Angle-mounted FlexZone processor and gate sensor module
Note
When attaching the GSM, ensure that the auxiliary input cable port is
oriented toward the ground.
oriented toward the ground.
battery powered GSM
on sliding gate with
on sliding gate with
angle-mounted for
FlexZone processor
best RF reception
magnetic gate contact