Honeywell International Inc. 8DL5800PIR-OD 用户手册

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1. 

Set the Sensitivity Select Switch to the desired 
sensitivity. 

 

 Notes:   
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When greater sensitivity is desired, select "H".   

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When conditions are poor select "L". 

1. 

Set switch 2 for the desired 
Battery Saving Timer 
period. 
Note: The alarm output 
activations are limited by 
the timer selection (5 or 
120 seconds).  Even if there 
are continuous alarm 
events, the alarm output 
operates only once in the 
selected timer period.  This  
can be 5 or 120 seconds. 
120s – Default Setting 
5s – Used when frequent 
alarm transmission is re-
quired.  Battery life will be 
shortened when using this 
setting. 

2. 

Set switch 3 for the desired Pulse Count 
(selectable for 2 or 4). 

Pulse Count of 2 = detection can be made with 
as little as two steps. 
Pulse Count of 4 = detection can be made with 
as little as four steps. 

3. 

Set switch 1 to enable the Walk Test, see the 
instructions below. 

 

With the Walk Test switch set to ON the LED will light when the detector is tripped, and the alarm is generated instantly. 

1. 

Set the walk test 
switch (DIP switch 
1) to ON.  Replace 
the cover. 

2. 

Perform a walk test 
through the 
detection area, and 
verify satisfactory 
results. 

3. 

Allow the detection 
area to remain 
static and check for 
false or unwanted 
detections. 

 

4. 

If necessary, adjust 
the detection area 
(see Perform Settings 
& Adjustments). 

5. 

Repeat the walk test 
through the detection 
area, and verify 
satisfactory results. 

6. 

Set the walk test 
switch to OFF, and 
secure the Cover with 
the Captive Lock 
Screw. 

Notes: 
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If normal car or people 
traffic pass close to the 
detection area, adjust the 
detection area 1.5 to 2.0m 
(5 to 7ft) shorter to reduce 
false detections.  This also 
allows for changes due to 
environmental thermal 
conditions. 

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If the detection length is 
adjusted to position "A" 
[12m (40ft)], the detection 
area may increase when 
there is a big temperature 
difference between the 
moving object and the 
background.    

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If this causes a problem, adjust the detection length 
to position "B".  Then walk test to verify satisfactory 
results. 

 

 

 

 

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This sensor has a multi-
level detection pattern 
(from side view).  A heat 
source beyond the 
detection area may cause 
the detector to issue a 
false alarm by reflecting 
off the ground.  Examples 
include puddles, wet 
surfaces, very smooth 
asphalt or concrete 
surfaces. 

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If this causes a problem, 
adjust the detection 
length to position "B".  
Then perform a walk test 
to verify satisfactory 
results.  

 

Prior to use in the system, you must “enroll” the transmitter's serial number in the control panel.  Refer to the control panel’s instructions for 
further details.  During programming, the transmitter shall be treated as RF supervised .  (Mandatory for UL installations.) 
 
 

Batteries are incorrectly installed or  
dead. 

Check for correct battery installation, or replace dead 
batteries. 

No detection, when walking 
through the detection area. 

Wiring is faulty or loose. 

Check all connectors and wiring. 

 

Water in unit. 

Check for cracks in the housing that would allow water 
infiltration.  Replace unit. 

 

Transmitter or PIR sensor is faulty. 

Replace unit. 

No detection occasionally, or poor 
detection. 

Sensitivity is set too low. 

Try a higher sensitivity setting. 

 

Detection area is not set correctly. 

Perform a Settings & Adjustments procedure.  

Low battery fault indicated on 
system keypad display. 
 
 
 

Batteries are very low or dead. 

Replace batteries.