Installation and User Manual ADPRO Presidium by Xtralis
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2.1.3 Intended Audience
The intended audience for this Design Guide includes the following key stakeholders:
• Security Consultants
• System Integrators
• System Installers
• Facilities / Building / Site Managers
2.1.4 Other Resources
A number of other resources should also be used in conjunction with this Design Guide.
• Presidium Design Forms - refer to System Design and Equipment Checklist on page 97.
• Presidium Commissioning Forms - refer to Commissioning Checklist on page 101.
• Presidium Maintenance Forms - refer to Site Maintenance Tables on page 105.
Where Remote Monitoring is a requirement, the Central Monitoring Station Design Guide should
be used in conjunction with this Design Guide.
2.2 Quick Guide
This guide divides the implementation of an Presidium system into four main areas:
• System Design
• System Installation
• Site Commissioning
• Site Maintenance
The Quick Guide shown in Table 1 provides an overview of key design considerations allocated
in each step and may be used as a quick reference. It should be used in conjunction with the
entire Presidium Manual to produce a robust system design.
Table 1: Quick Guide
Area Key Design Considerations Reference
Site Survey & Checklist Conducting a site survey and what
information should be gathered
Site Survey on page 7 and Site Survey Checklist on
page 93
Illumination Illumination selection and location for
use with Presidium
Illumination Requirements on page 19
Cameras Camera selection and location for
use with Presidium
Camera Selection and Location on page 11,
Camera/PIR Alignment on page 19, Camera
Installation on page 22 and Camera / Lens Selection
on page 99
PIRs Design and installation of PIRs with
Presidium
Other Detectors Selection and Location on page 15,
PIR Alignment on page 17, Camera/PIR Alignment
on page 19 and PIR Installation on page 23
Presidium Configuration Configuring the Presidium system for
operation
Presidium Configuration on page 25
Commissioning and
System Test
Testing the system and checking the
detection performance
Performance Assessment on page 25, System Tests
on page 26 and Site Detection Tests on page 103
System Maintenance Ensuring the system continually
operates to the required criteria
Site Maintenance on page 26, Site Detection Tests
on page 103 and Site Maintenance Tables on
page 105
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