BEA ULTIMO Manuel utilisateur

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ULTIMO

ACTIVATION AND SAFETY SENSOR FOR

AUTOMATIC, SLIDING DOORS

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1. cover

2. light pipe

3. radar antenna

4. AIR receiver

5. AIR emitter

6. LCD

7. [for internal use only]

8. LED

9. AIR curtain angle adjustment knob

10. main adjustment knob

11. main connector

12. [for future development]

DESCRIPTION

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Mounting height 6’6” – 11’6”

typical: 7'2"

Detection mode motion and presence

Technology microwave doppler radar and active infrared (AIR) with background analysis

Radar detection speed (min) 2 in/s

AIR response time (typ.) < 200 ms (max. 500 ms)

Radar transmitter

frequency

radiated power

power density

lobe angles

24.150 GHz

< 20 dBm EIRP

< 5 mW/cm2

0 – 45° (typical adjustment), default 25°

AIR spots

size

number of spots

number of curtains

curtain angles

2” × 2” (typ.)

max. 32 per curtain

-3 – 11°, default 0°

Relay output 1

max. contact current

max. contact voltage

adjustable hold time

electromechanical relay (potential- and polarity-free)

1 A

30 VDC

0.5 – 9 seconds

Optofet output 2

max. contact current

max. contact voltage

hold time

solid-state relay (potential- and polarity-free)

400 mA

42 VAC/VDC

0.3 – 1 second

Test/Monitoring input

sensitivity

response time on request

low: < 1 V high: > 10 V (max. 30V)

<5 ms (typ.)

Supply voltage 12 – 24 VAC ±10%

12 – 30 VDC ±10%

Power consumption < 3.2 W

Temperature range -13 – 131 °F *

0 – 95% relative humidity, non-condensing

LCD screen is operational from 14 – 131 °F. The sensor may still be programmed in

colder temperatures, but with the remote control.

Cable length/gauge 10' / 26 AWG

Degree of protection IP54

Compliance R&TTE 1999/5/EC; MD 2006/42/EC; LVD 2006/95/EC; ROHS 2 2011/65/EU

Speciﬁcations are subject to change without prior notice.

All values measured in speciﬁc conditions.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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LED SIGNALS

COLORS BEHAVIORS

(green)

Motion detection

(red)

Presence detection

(white)

IR synchronization

LED ﬂashes

LED ﬂashes quickly LED is off

LED ﬂashes x times

LED ﬂashes red-green

INSTALLATION

The sensor should be

mounted securely to avoid

extreme vibrations.

Avoid highly reﬂective

objects in the infrared ﬁeld.

Avoid moving objects and

light sources in the detection

ﬁeld.

Do not cover the sensor.

Only trained and qualiﬁed

personnel are recommended

for installation and setup of

the sensor.

The warranty is invalid if

unauthorized repairs are

made or attempted by

unauthorized personnel.

Following installation, always

test for proper operation

(according to ANSI 156.10)

before leaving the premises.

The door control unit and the

header cover proﬁle must be

correctly grounded.

SAFETY

It is recommended to clean the

optical parts at least once a

year or more if required due to

environmental conditions.

Do not use aggressive

products to clean

the optical parts.

MAINTENANCE

READ BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION/PROGRAMMING/SETUP

This device can be expected to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, provided it is assembled in exact accordance with the instructions

provided with this kit. Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this

device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATICDOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATIC DOOR - STAND CLEAR

AUTOMATIC

DOOR

CAUTION

AUTOMATIC DOOR - STAND CLEAR

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1. Using the provided mounting template, mount the sensor centered over the clear opening*,

ensuring that the bottom of the sensor is no higher than 5 inches from the bottom of the

door header.

2. Route the harness (20.5349) using the wire stay as shown.

MOUNTING

DUAL SLIDER SINGLE SLIDER

• Sensor connectivity (power and relays) must utilize only the supplied harness.

• Sensor is intended to be monitored for proper operation by the door operator or system.

• Harness shall be routed separated from any Mains or non-Class 2 voltage cable for correct operation or

shall be rated for the Mains voltage, and suitable protection and routing means shall be used according to

National and Local Codes to prevent damage to the harness and/or sensor.

* Extreme left or right mounting is an option for single-sliders when

using IR:Width settings 4 or 5 (see page 12). Be sure that the edge

of the sensor is aligned with edge of the door header

max. 5 in

MOUNTING & WIRING

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1. Voltage: 12 – 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 12 – 30 VDC; < 3.2 W (max)

2. Use either yellow or green, not both.

3. Test monitoring input: low = < 1 V, high = > 10 V (30 V max.); response time: typ. < 5 ms

4. The sensor LED will brieﬂy ﬂash RED and the LCD will display a monitoring notiﬁcation during monitoring

communication with the door control. This indicates that external monitoring is functional. Sensor

monitoring functionality is automatic by default. Ensure purple wires are properly connected to the door

controller and monitoring is enabled. Sensor monitoring logic is defaulted to ActiveLow. ActiveHigh

monitoring logic is selectable via InTestLogic on menu 3. To turn sensor monitoring OFF, navigate to menu 3

on the LCD and set InTestMode to OFF.

WIRING

MOUNTING & WIRING

RED

BLACK

BROWN

BLUE

WHITE (COM)

YELLOW (N.C.)

GREEN (N.O.)

PURPLE

POWER SUPPLY1

SAFETY INPUT

OPENING INPUT

OPENING INPUT2

TEST OUTPUT3,4

SENSOR

DOOR CONTROL

Password

XX X X

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READ BEFORE BEGINNING PROGRAMMING/SET-UP

Pressing a parameter symbol on your remote control displays the saved value

directly on the LCD screen. Do not unlock ﬁrst.

To adjust contrast, push and turn

the gray button simultaneously.

During normal function only.

negative display = active output

= scroll = select

3) Select language before entering the ﬁrst LCD menu.

Select Back to return to previous

menu or display.

Select More to go to next level:

- IR menu

- Radar menu

- Outputs & Diagnostics menu

1) Push to enter the LCD menu.

displayed value

factory value

displayed value

saved value

motion AIR

2) Enter password, if necessary.

Not during the ﬁrst minute after

power-on of the sensor.

HOW TO USE THE LCD

DISPLAY DURING NORMAL FUNCTION

FACTORY VALUE VS. SAVED VALUE

NAVIGATING IN MENUS

VALUE CHECK WITH REMOTE CONTROL

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HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL

UNDERSTANDING LED ACTIVITY

ACCESS CODES

CHECKING A VALUE

RESTORING TO FACTORY VALUES

The access code is recommended for sensors installed close to each other.

After unlocking, the red LED

ﬂashes and the sensor can be

adjusted by remote control.

If the red LED ﬂashes quickly after unlocking, you need

to enter an access code from 1 to 4 digits.

If you do not know the access code, cycle the power.

During 1 minute, you can access the sensor without

introducing any access code.

To end an adjustment

session, always lock the

sensor.

Enter the existing code

x= number of ﬂashes = corresponds to the remote control button

assignment for the current setting (see page 16 for parameter assignments)

Example: For a sensor still programmed to factory default, the value check

for AIR Presence Time will result in 2 green LED blinks.

full reset partial reset

It is recommended to use a different access code for each sensor in order to avoid changing settings on

both sensors at the same time.

SAVING AN ACCESS CODE

DELETING AN ACCESS CODE

ADJUSTING ONE OR MORE PARAMETERS

READ BEFORE BEGINNING PROGRAMMING/SETUP

full reset = restores to factory defaults

partial reset = restores all settings except monitoring and outputs

CYCLE

POWER

DELETING AN UNKNOWN ACCESS CODE

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RADAR FIELD

ANGLE

The size of the detection ﬁeld varies according to the mounting height and parameter settings of

the sensor.

Graphics are representations,

not default settings.

WIDTH

If using remote control, you can also press the RAD:Fieldsize button ( ) and the plus sign ( )

to select Wide shape or the minus sign ( ) to select Narrow shape.

To check the existing radar ﬁeld size/shape, use the following sequence:

Tilt the antenna up to adjust the depth outward and down to adjust inward from the doorway.

x= number of ﬂashes

= corresponds to the ﬁeld size

1x = narrow

2x = wide

Navigate to menu 2 of the LCD to choose the desired width shape – wide lobe or narrow lobe.

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* When IR:Curtains is set to 0, the AIR will not trigger the output for a period of 5 minutes.

After 5 minutes expires, IR:Curtains will revert back to the previously chosen setting.

DEFAULT

ACTIVE INFRARED SAFETY FIELD

NUMBER OF CURTAINS / POSITION OF CURTAINS

(IR:CURTAINS, MENU 1)

Choose the number of and position of the AIR curtains based on your application.

NOTE: The sensor is defaulted to Non-Threshold setting (3). If threshold is desired, you may

choose Threshold setting 1, 2, 4, or 5; be sure that the curtain placement matches the LCD

screen.

If necessary, use visible spots and red adjustment knob to position properly (see page 11).

UNDERSTANDING THE LCD "CURTAINS" GRAPHICS

GENERAL SETTINGS

the number of squares on a line indicates the curtain number (i.e. C1, C2, or C3)

the rectangles on each side of the setting number represent sliding door panels

THRESHOLD SETTINGS

a dotted line indicates that the given curtain is active at full open, and inactive during door

closing cycle (settings 2 and 5)

a solid line indicates that the given curtain is active at full open and partially active during

door closing cycle (settings 1 and 4)

NON-THRESHOLD SETTINGS

a solid line indicates that the given curtain is always active (settings 3, 6, and 7)

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