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Operating Instructions

BlueGuard Operating Instructions 2

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CAUTION AND SAFETY INFORMATION

CAUTION AND SAFETY INFORMATIONCAUTION AND SAFETY INFORMATION

CAUTION AND SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:

If the equip ent is used in a anner not specified in this anual, the protection provided by

If the equip ent is used in a anner not specified in this anual, the protection provided by If the equip ent is used in a anner not specified in this anual, the protection provided by

If the equip ent is used in a anner not specified in this anual, the protection provided by the

the the

the

equip ent ay be i paired.

equip ent ay be i paired.equip ent ay be i paired.

equip ent ay be i paired.

This product is an accessory or part of a syste . Always read and follow the anufacturer’s

This product is an accessory or part of a syste . Always read and follow the anufacturer’s This product is an accessory or part of a syste . Always read and follow the anufacturer’s

This product is an accessory or part of a syste . Always read and follow the anufacturer’s

instructions for the equip ent before connecting this product. Co ply with all applicable codes

instructions for the equip ent before connecting this product. Co ply with all applicable codes instructions for the equip ent before connecting this product. Co ply with all applicable codes

instructions for the equip ent before connecting this product. Co ply with all applicable codes

and safety regulations. Failure t

and safety regulations. Failure tand safety regulations. Failure t

and safety regulations. Failure to do so ay result in da age, injury or death.

o do so ay result in da age, injury or death.o do so ay result in da age, injury or death.

o do so ay result in da age, injury or death.

Do not operate this product in fla able or explosive environ ents.

Do not operate this product in fla able or explosive environ ents.Do not operate this product in fla able or explosive environ ents.

Do not operate this product in fla able or explosive environ ents.

Disconnect power before aking any electrical connections.

Disconnect power before aking any electrical connections.Disconnect power before aking any electrical connections.

Disconnect power before aking any electrical connections.

The reco ended power supply should be UL or VDE approved with overload protect

The reco ended power supply should be UL or VDE approved with overload protectThe reco ended power supply should be UL or VDE approved with overload protect

The reco ended power supply should be UL or VDE approved with overload protection.

ion.ion.

ion.

BlueGuard is not designed for use with operators or residential garage door openers that utilize a

BlueGuard is not designed for use with operators or residential garage door openers that utilize a BlueGuard is not designed for use with operators or residential garage door openers that utilize a

BlueGuard is not designed for use with operators or residential garage door openers that utilize a

single button control (push to open, push to stop and push to close).

single button control (push to open, push to stop and push to close).single button control (push to open, push to stop and push to close).

single button control (push to open, push to stop and push to close).

Do not place the agnet near any sensitive object such as credit cards, access c

Do not place the agnet near any sensitive object such as credit cards, access cDo not place the agnet near any sensitive object such as credit cards, access c

Do not place the agnet near any sensitive object such as credit cards, access cards or data

ards or data ards or data

ards or data

storage devices.

storage devices.storage devices.

storage devices.

So e cell phones do not allow si ultaneous Bluetooth

So e cell phones do not allow si ultaneous BluetoothSo e cell phones do not allow si ultaneous Bluetooth

So e cell phones do not allow si ultaneous Bluetooth connections, therefore, ay not respond to

connections, therefore, ay not respond to connections, therefore, ay not respond to

connections, therefore, ay not respond to

BlueGuard when the phone is paired (connected) to a wireless headset or other Bluetooth

BlueGuard when the phone is paired (connected) to a wireless headset or other BluetoothBlueGuard when the phone is paired (connected) to a wireless headset or other Bluetooth

BlueGuard when the phone is paired (connected) to a wireless headset or other Bluetooth

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device.

device. device.

device.

Refer to your cell phone’s owne

Refer to your cell phone’s owneRefer to your cell phone’s owne

Refer to your cell phone’s owner’s anual for further infor ation.

r’s anual for further infor ation.r’s anual for further infor ation.

r’s anual for further infor ation.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

PRODUCT OVERVIEWPRODUCT OVERVIEW

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

BlueGuard is a Bluetooth enabled access control device providing an output in the for of relay contacts that activate

when an authorized Bluetooth enabled cell phone is within range. Authorization is confir ed by verification of the cell

phones unique Bluetooth ID. The BlueGuard contacts ay be connected to a gate operator or other external device to

allow activation. Up to 10 cell phones ay be bonded with the BlueGuard for hands-free access.

BlueGuard’s user interface features a secure, agnetically activated switch to place the unit in the set-up ode.

During set-up BlueGuard reads Bluetooth

devices that are within range and allows the user to select bonding using

the cell phone’s keypad by entering a unique PIN. The PIN prevents unauthorized users fro accessing the control

functions or bonding with the unit.

BlueGuard installation, set-up and operation are described in the following sections.

Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG Inc.

BlueGuard® is a registered trademark of EMX Industries, Inc.

QUICK START GUIDE

QUICK START GUIDEQUICK START GUIDE

QUICK START GUIDE

1. Connect a DVM or buzzer to the brown and green wires to check continuity, a DVM should easure “open”.

2. Connect the BlueGuard FE to power 12-30VDC or 24VAC (attach the red + and black - wires).

3. The Blue LED will be ON for about 10 seconds.

4. Place the agnet against the BlueGuard housing and continue to hold it there. The blue LED will turn on for 10

seconds followed by a ediu flashing for an additional 20 seconds. Re ove the agnet during the ediu

flashing and the LED will flash faster for 3 inutes. During the 3- inute period BlueGuard is in the Discovery

ode and will be found by your cell phone Bluetooth.

5. Select the Bluetooth enu in the cell phone and verify that the Bluetooth link is ON.

6. Select the Bluetooth enu in the cell phone and select the FIND DEVICES, LOOK FOR DEVICES or si ilar

function. The phone will scan for Bluetooth devices and upon co pletion return a list of devices that have been

found.

7. Select the “BlueGuard by EMX”, the phone ay ask to bond with this device, select YES.

8. The phone will ask for the PIN. If this is the first phone to be bonded then enter the default PIN 123321.

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9. The bonding process will be co pleted and the blue LED will turn on for 10 seconds.

10. The DVM will indicate contact closure “short” or the buzzer will buzz while this phone is in range.

11. You are now ready to personalize the PIN code, select PULSE or PRESENCE operation and connect the ARM

input if necessary. Refer to the appropriate sections in the Operating Instructions.

Specifications

SpecificationsSpecifications

Specifications

RADIO BLUETOOTH, Class 2 (up to 10 eter, 33ft. range)

INDICATORS Blue status LED

CONTROLS Secure, agnetic switch requires agnet place ent in correct location to activate

progra ing ode for pairing with Bluetooth

devices

MEMORY CAPACITY 10 cell phone IDs

INPUTS ARM input, allows activation only when vehicle present

Connect ARM to ARM co on to disar BlueGuard

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output

Disconnect ARM to ARM co on to ar BlueGuard

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output

OUTPUT For C relay contacts (nor ally open, co on, nor ally closed)

Contacts: 2A@ 30VDC, 0.5A @ 120VAC

CONNECTIONS Power (2 wires)

Relay nor ally closed contact

Relay co on

Relay nor ally open contact

ARM input

ARM co on

POWER 12…30 VDC and 24 VAC @ 40 A (reverse polarity protected)

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

-40°C…82°C (-40°F…180°F)

0…95% relative hu idity

HOUSING Sealed, PVC

DIMENSIONS (dia. x height) 1” x 7.5” (25 x 190 )

WEIGHT 0.15lbs (68g)

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

The BlueGuard housing is durable PVC, watertight and designed for outdoor use. Bluetooth

devices have a specified

range of 33ft. (10 eters) in open air. This range ay be reduced by obstructions. It is reco ended that BlueGuard

be ounted in a secure location that is not easily accessed to prevent ta pering or da age.

Location

LocationLocation

Location

The BlueGuard housing provides a ½” NPT fitting to allow ounting directly onto the top of an operator and a ½”

elbow is supplied for side ounting. BlueGuard ust be ounted in the vertical orientation for opti u range.

1. Chose a location for ounting and verify that there are no obstructions in the operator.

2. Make a clearance hole and ount the BlueGuard using the locknuts provided.

3. The joint ust be sealed to prevent water fro entering the operator. A good quality, outdoor silicone

sealant ay be used.

Connections

ConnectionsConnections

Connections

The 4ft. cable provides connections to the operator for power, output and control signals. If additional length is

needed, use the re ote gang box accessory available separately fro EMX.

POWER

Verify that the available power supply is within the BlueGuard’s supply require ents.

OUTPUT CONTACTS

BlueGuard’s output consists of a set of for C contacts. The co on contact is co on to both the nor ally

open (NO) and nor ally closed (NC) contacts. The NO contact will close when an authorized phone co es

into range while the NC contact will open.

ARM INPUT

The ARM input ay be used to disable the BlueGuard until a vehicle is detected. For exa ple, BlueGuard can

be used with an Outside Safety Loop to qualify the BlueGuard’s output with the presence of a vehicle. When

used, it is connected to a spare set of output contacts fro a vehicle loop detector (Loop Detector Relay 2).

Connect the ARM input to the vehicle detector relay 2 NC contact and the ARM co on to the vehicle

detector relay 2 COM contact. Use EMX DTEK or MVP DTEK in this application. When this feature is not

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used leave the ARM input unconnected. For a ore detailed description of the ARM function refer to the ARM

input section of this anual.

Refer to the wiring chart for color code infor ation.

SET

SETSET

SET-

-UP AND PROGRAMMING

UP AND PROGRAMMINGUP AND PROGRAMMING

UP AND PROGRAMMING

Power up

Power upPower up

Power up

Apply power to the BlueGuard. The blue LED will illu inate for 10 seconds on power up.

Entering progra ing ode

Entering progra ing odeEntering progra ing ode

Entering progra ing ode

BlueGuard settings and cell phone progra ing control is acco plished by placing the agnet, supplied with

the unit, near the agnetic switch in the BlueGuard. The location of the switch is shown in the Controls and

Indicators section of this anual.

Bonding to a cell phone and entering the PI

Bonding to a cell phone and entering the PIBonding to a cell phone and entering the PI

Bonding to a cell phone and entering the PIN

BlueGuard provides bonding for up to 10 cell phones. The default PIN is 123321. The first cell phone that is

bonded to the BlueGuard ay be used to establish a unique 6-digit PIN used on all subsequent bonding

processes. It is i portant to record this PIN for later use.

Entering your unique PIN

Entering your unique PINEntering your unique PIN

Entering your unique PIN

The PIN is a 6-digit nu ber. The PIN ay be entered by editing the phone’s na e in the Bluetooth enu (on

the phone). For iPhone

users, the friendly na e can be edited only by using the iTunes

progra . Use the

iTunes

to enter your custo 6 digit code into your iPhone

friendly na e field. The PIN is the last 6-digits

entered into the phone na e. For exa ple, if the na e is shown “ Brand X” then edit the na e to read “Brand

X 134566” where 134566 is the desired PIN”.

IPhone® and iTunes® are registered trademarks of A le Inc.

Record your PIN

Record your PINRecord your PIN

Record your PIN

12. Place the agnet against the BlueGuard housing and continue to hold it there. The blue LED will turn on for 10

seconds followed by a ediu flashing for an additional 20 seconds. Re ove the agnet during the ediu

flashing and the LED will flash faster for 3 inutes. During this ti e BlueGuard is in the Discovery ode and will

be found by your cell phone.

13. Select the Bluetooth enu in the cell phone and verify that the Bluetooth link is ON.

14. Select the Bluetooth enu in the cell phone and select the FIND DEVICES, LOOK FOR DEVICES or si ilar

function. The phone will scan for Bluetooth devices and upon co pletion return a list of devices that have been

found.

15. Select the “BlueGuard by EMX”, the phone ay ask to bond with this device, select YES.

16. The phone will ask for the PIN. If this is the first phone to be bonded then enter the default PIN, 123321. All

additional phones that are bonded with BlueGuard ust use the unique PIN if one was established.

17. The bonding process will be co pleted and the blue LED will turn on for 10 seconds. BlueGuard is now in its

nor al operating ode and will scan for authorized phones. It will find the phone that has been bonded and

activate its output. When BlueGuard is set to pulse ode, and other previously bonded phones are present during

the bonding process, the output ay pulse (activate) ultiple ti es.

Additional phones ay now be entered using the PIN nu ber established with the entry of the initial phone. If

10 cell phones have been entered into BlueGuard, then it will not accept any additional phones. See Clear All

Phones section.

IMPORTANT

IMPORTANTIMPORTANT

IMPORTANT

BlueGuard trans its link establish ent requests to all authorized cell phones on a continuous basis. In order

for a cell phone to respond auto atically (hands-free) it ust be set to allow auto atic co unication with

BlueGuard. Refer to your cell phone’s instruction anual for guidance on these settings.

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Setting Pulse or

Setting Pulse or Setting Pulse or

Setting Pulse or Presence

PresencePresence

Presence

BlueGuard’s output ay be set to operate in a pulse or presence ode. The default setting is presence ode.

In presence ode, when an authorized phone co es into range and the BlueGuard establishes a connection,

the output will activate as long as the phone re ains in range.

In pulse ode, when an authorized phone co es into range and the BlueGuard establishes a connection, the

output will activate for 1 second (si ilar to pressing the button on your gate control). BlueGuard will no longer

respond to this phone until it is out of range for approxi ately 60 seconds, then returns.

lace the agnet against the BlueGuard housing and continue to hold it there. The blue LED will turn

on for 10 seconds followed by a ediu flashing for an additional 20 seconds followed by fast

flashing, re ove the agnet quickly and return it within 1 second during the fast flashing cycle.

2. The blue LED will alternate between Presence and Pulse by turning on for several seconds, then

flashing for several seconds

3. To set the output for presence ode, re ove the agnet when the LED is on steady.

4. To set to the pulse ode, re ove the agnet when the LED is flashing.

Clearing all phones

Clearing all phonesClearing all phones

Clearing all phones

Individual phones cannot be re oved fro the BlueGuard. If a phone ust be re oved fro the authorized

phone list it is necessary to clear all phones and re-bond those that need to re ain authorized.

1. Place the agnet against the BlueGuard housing and continue to hold it there. The blue LED will turn

on for 10 seconds followed by a ediu flashing for an additional 20 seconds. Continue to hold the

agnet against the housing.

2. The blue LED will begin to flash fast, continue to hold the agnet against the housing for an additional

10 seconds and BlueGuard will clear all phones.

ARM inp

ARM inpARM inp

ARM input (optional)

ut (optional)ut (optional)

ut (optional)

The ARM input provides a eans to prevent the BlueGuard fro activating its output. This feature ay be

useful when used with a vehicle loop detector, allowing the BlueGuard to activate its output only when a

vehicle is present. When the ARM input is connected to the ARM co on the BlueGuard is disabled

(connect to the loop detector relay N.O and co on contacts). Leave this connection disconnected if not

used.

Bluetooth Range

Bluetooth RangeBluetooth Range

Bluetooth Range

The range of Bluetooth Class 2 devices is approxi ately 10 eters (33ft.). To establish a connection the

phone ust be within 10 eters, however, a connection ay not be dropped (disconnected) until the radio

signal is significantly weaker which ay exceed 25 eters (82ft.). This is a characteristic of Bluetooth

co unications.

CONTROLS and INDICATORS

CONTROLS and INDICATORSCONTROLS and INDICATORS

CONTROLS and INDICATORS

BLUE LED INDICATOR MAGNETIC SWITCH LOCATION

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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONSCONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS

Wire color

Wire colorWire color

Wire color

Description

DescriptionDescription

Description

RED Power + (12VDC…24VDC, 24VAC)

BLACK Power - (12VDC…24VDC, 24VAC)

BROWN Pulse/Presence relay Nor ally Open (NO)

GREEN Pulse/Presence relay Co on (COM)

WHITE Pulse/Presence relay Nor ally Closed (NC)

ORANGE ARM input (optional, ay be left unconnected)

YELLOW ARM co on

BLUE Not used

Note: Relay states (NO, NC) are shown in standby (i.e. not in detect)

TROUBLESHOOTING

ROUBLESHOOTINGROUBLESHOOTING

ROUBLESHOOTING

BlueGuard does not recognize authorized phone • Verify that BlueGuard is operational by placing the

agnet o entarily against the housing near the

agnetic switch. Verify the blue LED turns on.

• Verify that the cell phone has Bluetooth turned on.

• Check another authorized phone to see if it works

Blue LED does not turn on (when agnet is in place) • Verify power connections and voltages are within

specified values. See specification table.

• Verify agnet is properly positioned (see Controls

and Indicators section)

BlueGuard does not respond when a headset is linked to

the phone

• So e cell phones do not allow si ultaneous

Bluetooth connections, therefore, ay not respond

to BlueGuard when the phone is paired

(connected) to a wireless headset or other

Bluetooth device. Refer to your cell phone’s

owner’s anual for further infor ation.

ORDERING INFORMATION

ORDERING INFORMATIONORDERING INFORMATION

ORDERING INFORMATION

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BlueGuard access control, includes elbow fitting, 2 locknuts and agnet

BlueGuard access control, includes elbow fitting, 2 locknuts and agnetBlueGuard access control, includes elbow fitting, 2 locknuts and agnet

BlueGuard access control, includes elbow fitting, 2 locknuts and agnet

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ACCESSORIES

ACCESSORIESACCESSORIES

ACCESSORIES

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-BOX

BOXBOX

BOX

Re ote gang box and cover

Re ote gang box and coverRe ote gang box and cover

Re ote gang box and cover

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Accessory kit, includes elbow fitting and agnet

Accessory kit, includes elbow fitting and agnetAccessory kit, includes elbow fitting and agnet

Accessory kit, includes elbow fitting and agnet

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

REGULATORY COMPLIANCEREGULATORY COMPLIANCE

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

USA

USAUSA

USA-

-Federal Co unications Co ission (FCC)

Federal Co unications Co ission (FCC)Federal Co unications Co ission (FCC)

Federal Co unications Co ission (FCC)

This equip ent has been tested and found to co ply with the li its for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules.

These li its are designed to provide reasonable protection against har ful interference in a residential installation. This equip ent

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it ay cause

har ful interference to radio co unications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equip ent does cause har ful interference to radio or television reception, which can be deter ined by tuning

the equip ent off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or ore of the following easures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the distance between the equip ent and the receiver.

• Connect the equip ent to outlet on a circuit different fro that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Any changes or odifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for co pliance could void the user's authority to

operate the equip ent.

Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.

Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.

Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.

This device ust not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or trans itter.

WARRANTY

WARRANTYWARRANTY

WARRANTY

Effective dat

Effective datEffective dat

Effective date: January 1, 2002

e: January 1, 2002e: January 1, 2002

e: January 1, 2002

EMX Industries, Inc. warrants all products to be free of defects in aterials and work anship for a period of 2 years under nor al

use and service fro the date of sale to our custo er. This warranty does not cover nor al wear and tear, abuse, isuse,

overloading, altered products, da age caused by incorrect connections, lightening da age or use other than the intended design.

There is no warranty of erchantability. There are no warranties expressed or i plied or any affir ation of fact or representation

except as set forth herein.

EMX Industries, Inc. sole responsibility and liability, and the purchaser’s exclusive re edy shall be li ited to the repair or

replace ent at EMX Industries option of a part or parts found not confor ing to the warranty. In no event shall EMX Industries, Inc.

be liable for da ages of any nature, including incidental or consequential da ages, including but not li ited to da ages resulting

fro non-confor ity, defect in aterial or work anship.

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