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Installation to the illustration below for the recom- mounting positions. When selecting appropriate mounting position, keep in the potential for air drafts or objects to be through gaps around the door and into detection area. cable entry opening into the T.Rex is on right back side, near the cover retaining There is a recess in the back of the to allow wires to be routed from any point the T.Rex to the cable entry opening. remove the cover, then remove the de- barrel from the back casing by rotating barrel upward. Route the wiring into the back casing. mount the back casing to the wall. Install the detector into the back casing and connect the wiring. This is a time to modify the jumper settings if necessary; the settings are explained on the next page. Make sure the barrel is free to rotate, to permit final adjustment. the cover, left end first (the end with 2 hooks). Settings are a total of 7 jumpers on the left side of the circuit By default, all jumpers are ON. Jumper jumper selects whether or not the LED changes color the main relay is activated. By default, the LED is ena- to follow the relay activation. Jumper jumper selects between normal and high sensitivity. set to high sensitivity (the default), the LED is normally and turns green when the main relay is activated. This is recommended for exit detector use. normal sensitivity is selected, the LED is normally and turns red when the relay is activated (selecting sensitivity allows the T.Rex to be used in unsteady Jumper jumper determines the relay operation: in Latch mode default), the relay activates for the duration of the main timer setting whenever someone is detected. Follow mode (jumper removed), the relay stays on only as as there is activity in the detection zone, but up to a time equal to the main relay timer setting. Detector Instructions Specifications type Infrared technology Signal Processing (D.S.P.) lens type Fresnel lens range hand: 3m (10 ft.) / Whole body: 6m (20 ft.) buzzer relay volts DC, 50 mA dB at 28V, 5-28 volts DC, mA. (XL & XL2 only) max. at 30 volts DC max. relay timer 1/2 to 60 seconds relay time control relay 3/4 second off 2A max at 30 volts DC fixed at 2 seconds (LT2 & XL2 only) switch 100mA max at 30 volts DC max. L x 4.5cm W x 4.75cm D x 1-3/4″W x 1-7/8″D light LED CE, FCC Relay Timer Settings C D Relay Timer Jumpers duration of the relay ON (Latch mode) or the maxi- main relay ON time (Fol- mode), is set by these jump- found on the lower left side the circuit board. 16 different can be selected accord- to the main relay timer set- table, ranging from 1/2 sec- to 60 seconds. The default is 2 seconds. both Latch and Follow modes, the main relay turns off it will stay off for 3/4 sec- This is to ensure that the control panel does not brief changes of state. R003 Three Jumpers On Default) Off follows relay. stays on. sensitivity, normally red, green on detection. stays on for timer sensitivity, normally green red on detection. follows detection, to maximum of timer Control Relay (LT2 and XL2 only) lock control relay is deactivated (open contact) after 2 on a detection. Test LED will flash twice quickly every second while the goes through its power-up diagnostic sequence (about seconds) after which the T.Rex is ready to operate nor- If trouble is detected at any time, the LED will begin to rapidly 4 times per second. If the T.Rex is upset by a power fluctuation, it will resume normal operation a 10 second self test. Pattern Adjustment the T.Rex is installed the cover replaced, the and target dire