Intelligent Security HALO Manual de usuario

1REVISION HISTORY ............................................................................................................................................. 3

2ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................................................................................. 4

3OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................................................ 5

3.1 INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

3.2 THEORY OF OPERATION ....................................................................................................................................................................... 5

3.3 SPECIFICATION....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

3.4 FEATURES AND BENEFITS...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

4DETECTION CHARACTERISTICS......................................................................................................................... 7

4.1 DETECTION REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................................................. 7

4.2 TYPICAL DETECTION PATTERNS ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

4.2.1 Microwave..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

4.2.2 Deadzone...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

5SYSTEM COMPONENTS...................................................................................................................................... 9

5.1 HARDWARE COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 9

5.2 SOFTWARE COMPONENTS.................................................................................................................................................................... 9

6SYSTEM DESIGN ................................................................................................................................................ 11

6.1 SITE PLANNING....................................................................................................................................................................................11

6.2 FOLIAGE MANAGEMENT .....................................................................................................................................................................11

6.3 UNEVEN TERRAIN................................................................................................................................................................................11

6.4 RAIN,STANDING WATER AND FROST...............................................................................................................................................11

7INSTALLATION PROCEDURE............................................................................................................................ 12

7.1 POLE MOUNTING................................................................................................................................................................................12

7.2 ALIGNMENT .........................................................................................................................................................................................12

7.3 HALO WIRING ...................................................................................................................................................................................13

7.4 HALO CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................................................................................16

7.4.1 Installing the HALO Configuration Utility......................................................................................................................16

7.4.2 Adding users to the OSDP Hub ..........................................................................................................................................16

7.4.3 Starting the HALO Configuration Utility.........................................................................................................................17

7.4.4 Installing a HALO Device......................................................................................................................................................18

7.4.5 Configuring a HALO Device.................................................................................................................................................21

7.4.6 HALO Configuration Utility Tabs.......................................................................................................................................24

8VERIFICATION AND TEST................................................................................................................................. 28

9MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................................................. 30

Revision History

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1 Revision History

Date

Version

Signed

Comments

29/04/2014

Maria Heneghan

Document Created

20/11/2014

1.1

Maria Heneghan

Minor Updates

01/12/2014

1.4

Maria Heneghan

Branding Change / Updated configuration

Utility sections and images

06/01/2015

1.5

Maria Heneghan

Minor updates / alarm classification section

updated with error alarm information

Table 1: Revision History

Abbreviations

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2 Abbreviations

Control Panel

DSP

Digital Signal Processing

FSK

Frequency Shift Keying

OSDP

Open Supervised Device Protocol

PDs

Peripheral Devices

PIDS

Perimeter Intrusion Detection System

POE

Power Of Ethernet

RSSI

Received Signal Strength Indicator

Receiver

SCS

Secure Channel Session

Overview

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3 Overview

3.1 Introduction

HALO is a bistatic radar, Perimeter Intrusion Detection System (PIDS). The system is comprised of HALO

Transmitter (TX) and HALO Receiver (RX) pairs. The HALO is a platform based system which operates

at distances ranging from 3 –100M.

The HALO has both RS485 and Ethernet connectivity for configuration and integration. Each HALO is

software configurable as a TX or RX unit.

HALO brackets (part code HALO-BRK) are available for mounting a set of units to a pole of >40mm ø.

Due to the unique design of the HALO, cross-hatching installation is not required. This reduces pole

numbers

3.2 Theory of Operation

The HALO system consists of pairs of TX’s and RX’s. The system detects the presence of objects moving

through the detection zone created by each TX / RX pair. On detection of an object an alarm is generated

which can activate any of the following:

1. Relay Closure / Open –user configurable

2. Alarm notification via RS485

3. Alarm notification via Ethernet

3.3 Specification

Parameter

Value

Frequency

5.785-5.815 GHz.

Modulation

Full-duplex bidirectional FSK

Channels

30 +

Range

3 –100 m

Probability of Detection

99%

Temperature

-20°C to 65°C.

Humidity

0 –95% Non –Condensing

Power Requirements

12-48V / POE

Current Consumption

450mA

Housing

IP65 rated

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3.4 Features and Benefits

Two software configurable relays

Four Analog Inputs

Installation and Integration via RS485 or Ethernet

Self-calibrating, adaptable DSP using 3 distinct signal paths

Software Adjustable Sensitivity

Dead Zone Elimination

On-board secure IC enables Secure Authentication of TX/RX Pairs

SD card backup

12 –48V or POE powered

Five distinct software activated alarm types: Environmental, Error, Tamper, Intruder and Power

Detection Characteristics

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4 Detection Characteristics

4.1 Detection Requirements

The HALO will detect any object with a mass > 35Kg moving through the detection zone created by

each TX/RX pair. Figure 1 depicts a side view of the detection zone of the HALO.

Figure 1: HALO Detection Zone side view

The HALO has eight software configurable sensitivity settings which make the HALO suitable for

installations in multiple environments and locations. The height and width of the detection zone varies

due to software configurable sensitivity level assigned to the RX. The sensitivity level effect on the beam

width is depicted in Figure 2

Figure 2: Sensitivity Effect on Beam Width - Ariel View

Figure 2 is not to scale. The beamwidths for each sensitivity level are exaggerated in order to

demonstrate the effect. The data is based on a 100M link.

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4.2 Typical Detection Patterns

4.2.1 Microwave

Microwave bistatic radar links have a detection zone which is ellipsoid in shape, i.e. the detection zone

is widest at the middle of the link and narrowest at either side of the link. The width of the detection

zone of the HALO is no greater than 5m.

4.2.2 Deadzone

Traditional Microwave systems have a ‘dead zone’ within which intruder movement may remain

undetected by the system, as the forward scattered multipath signals generated by the movement of

the intruder may be at a level lower than that which may be discerned from noise at the receiver. The

dead zone is located (i) on the ground directly below and in front of their transmit/receive antennas, (ii)

above the transmit/receive antennas, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 Bistatic radar detection zone side view –dead zone dimensions

The deadzone length l in Figure 3 is < 4m with an HALO mounting height of 1.2m.

The HALO is fitted with LOWER DEADZONE elimination modules which provides coverage of the “Lower

Deadzone” area not covered by traditional microwave systems. UPPER DEADZONE elimination modules

are also available. HALO with Upper Deadzone Elimination Modules (HALO-UDZ) can be purchased

from Sensurity.

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5 System Components

5.1 Hardware Components

The HALO TX and RX units are physically identical. They units are individually software configurable to

operate in either TX or RX mode.

Each HALO unit consist of the following components:

1. Antenna

2. PB1001_04 PCB

3. Lower Dead Zone Elimination Assembly

4. Upper Dead Zone Elimination Assembly, (Not included as standard)

5. HALO Front Cover

6. HALO Rear Cover

7. Access Panel Cover

8. HALO Bracket (HALO-BRK). (Not included as standard)

Figure 4: HALO Hardware Components

5.2 Software Components

Sensurity provides a HALO configuration utility in order for users to install and configure HALO units.

The executable installs the following components:

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1. HALO Configuration Utility - a UI for the user to configure a network of Peripheral Devises (PDs).

2. OSDP Hub - a communications application used to network a mixture of RS485 and TCP/IP PDs

with a Control Panel application connected over TCP/IP. This application simply acts to relay

data packets between the attached Control Panel and all PDs.

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