COLD
< 19°C
(<66°F)*
Define whether or not the control panel reports a COLD alert when the temperature drops below the threshold value
for at least the duration specified in the alert delay value. The alert restore occurs when the temperature rises 1°C or
1.8°F above the threshold value for at least the duration of the restore delay value.
Note: The default threshold value for COLD is 19°C or 66°F. The default alert delay value and default restore
delay value is 10 minutes.
Optional settings: See Table 3.
FREEZING
< 7°C
(<45°F)*
Define whether or not the control panel reports a FREEZING alert when the temperature drops below the threshold
value for at least the duration specified in the alert delay value. The alert restore occurs when the temperature rises
1°C or 1.8°F above the threshold value for at least the duration of the restore delay value.
Note: The default threshold value for FREEZING is 7°C or 45°F. The default alert delay value and default restore
delay value is 10 minutes.
Optional settings: See Table 3.
Disarm activity Define the length of time that the sensor continues to detect motion during the disarm process.
Optional settings: NOT Active (default), YES – no delay, YES + 5 s delay, YES + 15 s delay, YES + 30 s delay,
YES + 1 min , YES + 2 min , YES + 5 min , YES + 10 min, YES + 20 min, YES + 60 min
Notes:
l To generate an alarm or restore transmission, the temperature must pass beyond the threshold value for the required duration.
l The user can give access to the installer to remotely enable or disable the indication LED.
5.2. Configuring the temperature alerts
Configure each of the four temperature alerts: VERY HOT, COLD, FREEZING, and FREEZER. Table 3 describes the temperature configuration
setting options.
Table 3: Temperature configuration settings
Option Configuring instructions
Threshold Displays the last saved threshold value. To change the default value, click the back or next button to decrease or increase the value
and click OK.
Disable
/Enable
Defines whether or not the panel will report an alert or not.
Alert delay Define the amount of time to pass before an alert is reported when the temperature exceeds the defined default duration.
The alert delay time values are:
Immediately, 1 min, 2 min, 10 min, 15 min, 20 min, 30 min
Restore
delay
Defines the amount of time to pass before a restoration alert is reported when the temperature returns below the threshold value.
The restore delay time values are:
Immediately, 1 min, 2 min, 10 min, 15 min, 20 min, 30 min
5.3. Setting the detector range
From the PowerMaster panel installer menu, select 02:ZONES/DEVICES and follow the menu path displayed in Table 4 to configure the device
detection range.
Note:If you enroll the MP-902 PG2 in PowerMaster panels with version 19.4 or lower, the detector enrolls as an outdoor PIR motion detector. The
device enrolls in the panel with the device ID, 130-xxxx, and the name, Motion Outd. .
Table 4: Setting the detector range
Panel Device type Menu path and options Range
V20.2 and higher MP-902 PG2
S.OutCurtain
ID: 129-xxxx
>02:ZONES/ DEVICES>
>DEVICE SETTINGS>
>PIR RANGE>
Long
Medium
Short
8 m
5 m
3 m
V19.4 and lower TOWER-20AM
Motion Outd.
ID: 130-xxxx
>02:ZONES/DEVICES>
>DEVICE SETTINGS>
>PIR SENSITIVITY>
High
Low
One region
8 m
3 m
8 m
Notes:
The range refers to Number 2 in Figure 11.
The symbol signifies the detector point of view and the beginning of the PIR curtain.
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