Nemtek MERLIN STEALTH MASTER Guía del usuario

INSTALLERS MANUAL

Revision 1.5

23 February 2007

GROUP OF COMPANIES

MERLIN STEALTH –Electric Fence Energizer

MERLIN STEALTH: INSTALLERS MANUAL Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION…..…………………………………………………………………… 3

INSTALLER OPTIONS…...………………………………………………….…………….. 4-11

ALARM SETTING EXAMPLES…………………………………………….……………... 12

MOUNTING / BATTERY REPLACEMENT DRAWING ……………..…………….. 13

LOW VOLTAGE WIRING DIAGRAM ………………….……………..…………….. 14

HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING DIAGRAM M15S & M18S……………..…………….. 15

HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING DIAGRAM M25S & M28S……………..…………….. 16

PC BOARD LAYOUT & SERVICE CONDITIONS DIAGRAM……..…………….. 17

PC BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES……………..………………………….. 18

INSTALLER NOTES…………………………………………..……………..…………….. 19-23

DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY…………………………………………………. 24

MERLIN STEALTH: Introduction

INTRODUCTION

The Merlin Stealth Range of Energizers is functionally very similar to the previous generation of

Merlin energizers.

It is recommended that a suitable training course is attended before altering the functionality of

the energizer. Ensure that municipal by-laws are adhered to.

The Merlin Stealth Range includes earth-loop monitoring and has an RS232 port for diagnostics

and connectivity. The embedded software incorporated in the unit may be revised from time to

time. For the latest features or revisions please visit our web site at:

www.nemtek.com

To load factory default settings: Unplug the energizer from the mains and disconnect one of the

battery terminals. Reconnect the battery terminal and apply mains to the energizer. Within 65

seconds of reconnecting the battery terminal, the key sequence 2 3 8 9 # must be entered on

the keypad. In each of the appropriate tables the shaded row indicates the factory default

setting.

The Merlin Stealth Energizer™ may be networked. This can be done for either multiple energizer

synchronization or for controlling and monitoring a large number of energizers. An advanced

installers course is compulsory for installers wanting to access these features.

Electric fencing can be lethal. Please inform the user to avoid head contact with the

fence. Explain to the user the options of current limiting resistors and the low-voltage

operation of the energizer.

DANGER:

DO NOT PRESS THE SWITCH (WITH THE SPRING ATTACHED) WITH THE LID OPEN!

DO NOT MODIFY OR ALTER THE UNIT

MERLIN STEALTH

Installer Options

ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE

Before any of the installer options can be changed, the unit must be in programming mode. To

do so, enter the 6 digit installer PIN followed by the * 0 # keys.

•The keypad will beep seven times if the PIN was correct. The unit is now in

programming mode.

•If no key is pressed for four minutes, the system will automatically exit the programming

mode. It is better to press the *# key sequence to exit the programming mode.

•The default installer PIN is 0 1 2 3 4 5

EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE

When finished it is important to exit the programming mode. While in programming mode, you

will be unable to access any user functions from the keypad. Exit from programming mode is

acknowledged by seven beeps.

CHANGE INSTALLER PIN

The default installer PIN can be changed by pressing the 0key twice, followed by the new PIN

and the #key. The keypad will beep six times if the pin was accepted.

•The new PIN must be 6 digits long.

•If you cannot remember the PIN, default the unit and use 0 1 2 3 4 5 as the PIN.

Note. On changing a parameter the keypad will beep in response.

1 beep: fence associated parameter.

2 beeps: gate related parameter.

3 beeps: alarm timing parameter/gate2 input function etc.

4 beeps: battery related.

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

SIREN-ON TIME

The time that the siren will be on for, can be changed by pressing

the 0key, followed by the 1key. Select the desired time from the table and press the

corresponding number from 0to 9followed by

the #key. The keypad will beep three times to indicate that the new setting

was accepted.

Example: To change the Siren-On Time to 4 minutes,

enter 0 1 8 #

ALARM-OFF TIME

The time for all alarm events to be ignored after the Siren-On Time has elapsed, can be changed

by pressing the 0key followed by the 2 key. Select the desired time from the table and press

the corresponding number from 0to 9followed by the #key. The keypad will beep three times

to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

Example: To change the Siren-Off Time to 2 minutes,

enter 0 2 6 #

NUMBER OF ALARM EVENTS BEFORE RE-

ARM

The number of alarm events that are allowed before the RE-ARM timer becomes active. This can

be changed by pressing the 0key, followed by the 3key. Select the desired number of times

from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to 9followed by the #key. The

keypad will beep three times to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

02Sec

15 Sec

210 Sec

330 Sec

445 Sec

51 Min

62 Min

73 Min

84 Min

94 min 30 sec

02Sec

15 Sec

210 Sec

330 Sec

445 Sec

51 Min

62 Min

73 Min

84 Min

94 min 30 sec

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

Example: To change the Number of Events allowed to

8, enter 0 3 7 #

ALARM RE-ARM TIME

The alarm annunciation process may be repeated after a re-arm period. The re-arm time for the

system can be changed by pressing the 2key, followed by the 0key. Select the desired re-arm

time from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to 9followed by the #key. The

keypad will beep three times to indicate that the new setting was accepted. Do not alter without

understanding the ramifications! On turning the system OFF and On again manually all alarm

timers and counters are reset. Please see attached ALARM SETTING EXAMPLES.

Example: To change the re-arm time to 4days, enter 2 0 6#

GATE 1 DELAY TIME

The time delay for the gate to stay open before the alarm is activated, can be changed by

pressing the 0key, followed by the 4key. Select the desired time delay from the table and

press the corresponding number from 0 to 9 followed by the #key. The keypad will beep twice

to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

Example: To change the Gate Delay Time to 1 Minute,

enter 0 4 5#

01 Event

12 Events

23 Events

34 Events

45 Events

56 Events

67 Events

78 Events

89 Events

916 Events

020 Sec

16 Hr

212 Hr

324 Hr

42 Days

53 Days

64Days

75Days

86Days

97.7 Days

02 Sec

15 Sec

210 Sec

330 Sec

445 Sec

51 Min

62 Min

73 Min

84 Min

94 Min 30 Sec

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

GATE 2 DELAY TIME

The time delay for the gate to stay open before the alarm is activated, can be changed by

pressing the 1key, followed by the 2key. Select the desired time delay from the table and

press the corresponding number from 0 to 9 followed by the #key. The keypad will beep twice

to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

Example: To change the Gate Delay Time to 4 minutes,

enter 12 8#

HIGH POWER FENCE VOLTAGE

The open circuit fence voltage can be changed by pressing the 0key, followed by the 5key.

Select the desired voltage from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to 9

followed by the #key. The keypad will beep once to indicate that the setting was accepted.

Example: To change open circuit Fence Voltage to 6kV6 on a M15, enter 0 5 2 #

M15 & M25 M18 & M28

Typical readings Typical readings

02 Sec

15 Sec

210 Sec

330 Sec

445 Sec

51 Min

62 Min

73 Min

84 Min

94 Min 30 Sec

V peak

open

circuit.

Volts

V peak

500 ohm

load

Energy

(500 ohm

load) J

06000 3900 2.50

16300 4150 2.80

26600 4300 3.00

37100 4500 3.20

47500 4850 3.70

57750 5050 4.00

67900 5200 4.20

78100 5300 4.40

88300 5450 4.60

98500 5600 4.80

V peak

open

circuit.

Volts

V peak

500 ohm

load

Energy

(500 ohm

load) J

08000 auto 7100 6.8

17000 4500 3.20

27700 4950 3.70

38200 5300 4.20

48500 5650 4.80

58900 5950 5.20

69200 6850 6.40

79300 7100 6.80

89300 7350 7.30

99300 7600 7.60

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

LOW POWER FENCE VOLTAGE

The open circuit low power fence voltage can be changed by pressing the 0key, followed by the

6key. Select the desired voltage from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to

9followed by the #key. The keypad will beep once to indicate that the new setting was

accepted.

Example: To change the open circuit Low Power Fence Voltage to 1450 Volts, enter 0 6 3#

Typical readings

FENCE ALARM VOLTAGE (HV Mode)

The fence alarm voltage (in HV mode) can be changed by pressing the 1key, followed by the 4

key. Select the desired voltage from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to 9

followed by the #key. The keypad will beep once to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

Approx. Fence Alarm

Voltage (kV) Approx. Fence Check Voltage

(kV)*

012.3

11.2 2.7

21.7 3.0

32.0 3.2

42.3 3.7

52.5 4.3

62.7 4.8

72.8 5.4

83.1 5.8

93.2 6.0

*M28 and M25 use different check voltages.

V peak open

circuit Volts V peak 500

ohm Energy (500

ohm load) J

01250 775 0.11

11350 825 0.12

21400 900 0.14

31450 950 0.16

41550 975 0.17

51650 1000 0.18

61700 1050 0.21

71750 1100 0.22

81850 1150 0.24

91900 1200 0.26

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

STROBE LIGHT FUNCTION

The strobe light outputs can be used for alarm indication or fence On/Off ( Zone 1) and high/low

voltage (Zone 2) indication. This can be changed by pressing the 1key followed by the 0key.

Select the desired function from the table and press the corresponding number from 0or 1

followed by the #key. The keypad will beep three times to indicate that the new setting was

accepted.

Example: To change the Strobe Light Function so that the strobe

light switches on whenever the fence is on, enter 1 0 1 #

The default Strobe Light Function is option 0, the strobe light output indicating an alarm

condition.

MAGNETIC SWITCH FUNCTION

The magnetic switch may be disabled if a keypad or remote On/Off switch is used. This can be

changed by pressing the 1key followed by the 0key followed by the desired 2 or 3.

Example: To disable the magnetic switch enter 1 0 2 #

By default the magnetic switch is functional.

KEYPAD DETECT FUNCTION (NOT AVAILABLE)

The energizer can be configured to detect if one or more keypads is present. The keypad detect

function can be altered by pressing the 1key, followed by the 0key. Select the desired state

from the table and press the corresponding number from 6to 7followed by the #key. The

keypad will beep twice to indicate that the new setting was accepted.

Example: To enable the keypad detect function,

enter 1 0 6 # (detection period is 15 seconds)

By default the Keypad detect is off.

0Strobe light = Alarm

1Strobe light = fence ON

2Magnetic Switch disabled

3Magnetic Switch enabled

6Keypad detect on

7Keypad detect off

MERLIN STEALTH Installer Options

FENCE VOLTAGE CONTROL

The energizer can be configured to change between High and Low voltage modes depending on

the Gate2 input. The fence voltage control can be altered by pressing the 1key, followed by the

3key. Select the desired function from the table and press the corresponding number from 0or

1followed by the #key. The keypad will beep three to indicate that the new setting was

accepted.

Example: To enable the fence voltage control via

Gate 2 input,enter 1 3 0 #

BATTERY SERVICE LEVEL NORMAL OPERATION

During normal operation the battery level is monitored and may result in a service indication. The

sensitivity or level at which the service level indication is given may be adjusted by the installer.

The battery service level for the system can be changed by pressing the 1key, followed by the 6

key. Select the desired level time from the table and press the corresponding number from 0to

9followed by the #key. The keypad will beep three times to indicate that the new setting was

accepted. Do not alter without understanding the ramifications!

Note. The unit will protect the battery by disconnecting it from the

Energizer as soon as the voltage drops below a factory set level. The

Installer has no control over this protection.

0Fence Voltage Control

1Gate Function

010.5 Volts

110.8 Volts

211.1 Volts

311.4Volts

411.7Volts

512.0Volts

612.3Volts

712.6Volts

812.9Volts

913.2Volts

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