Sensorio RS-15 Manuel utilisateur

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RS-15

USER’S GUIDE

Universal presence and motion sensor for internal doors

The RS-15 is a sensor developed to equip automatic inner doors in high-speed trains. The RS-15 has two functions: it detects motion to give an

opening signal and presence to prevent the door from closing on a stationary person within the presence detection zone. It has been designed to be

flush mounted.

Technology : Focused active infrared

with microprocessor

Optical features : 15 independent IR-spots

producing a square-

shaped detection field

Mounting height (max) : 2.5 m

Tilt angles : 0° to 20° (step=5°)

Detection area (mounting height=2m; angle=20°)

: 1 m (W) x 1.2 m (D)

Spot dimension (typical) : 130 mm (diameter)

Detection mode : Motion and presence

Reaction time : < 100ms

Supply voltage : 12V to 30V AC ±10%

12V to 45V DC ±10%

Mains frequency : 50 to 60 Hz

Power consumption : < 3W (VA)

Output relay (free of potential change-over contact)

•Max. contact voltage : 42V AC - 60V DC

•Max. contact current : 1A (resistive)

•Max. switching power : 30W(DC) /60VA(AC)

Hold time : 0.5s to 10s (adjustable)

LED : Red and green LED

Connections : Integrated 7-pin connector,

unpluggable

Mounting : Designed to be flush-mounted

Norms and conformity : EMC 2004/108/EEC

DIN 5510, EN 50155

Temperature range : -25°C to +55°C

Degree of protection : IP41

Dimensions : 140mm(L) x 38mm(W) x

55mm(D)

Weight : 0.1 kg

Material : ABS

Color of housing : Black smoked

Length of cable : 1 m (total)

compliant with DIN5510

Manual adjustments

•Sensitivity (by push buttons)

•Shape of detection field (by push buttons)

•Tilt angle (mechanically)

Remote control adjustments

•Sensitivity

•Hold time

•Shape of detection field

•Max. presence time

•Security

4 levels

From 0.5s to 10s in 10 steps

Choice of 9 pre-programmed

fields

20s to 25min in 10 steps

4-digit entry code

Front face

Bracket

Tilt angle

adjustment

Cable

IR-Receiver

LED

Push button A Push button B IR-Emitter

Wiring

GREY Relay (NC)

YELLOW Relay (NO)

WHITE Relay (COM)

GREEN Power Supply

BROWN Power Supply

After power on, the sensor launches

a setup for a few seconds. It is

advisable to stay out of the field to

finish the setup successfully.

1 Loosen lightly the screws M3 x 8 on both sides in order to slide

the brackets smoothly. Loosen by 2-3 turns the screws M3 x 8 to orient the brackets

at 90° or 180°.

2Fasten the screws M3 x 8 when the brackets are in the right position.

Recommended torque: 0.8 Nm; max. torque: 0.9 Nm

3 Fasten the brackets to their support by the special pan head screws Ø3.5 x 9.5.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

DESCRIPTION

AND

WIRING

USING THE

BRACKETS

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To adjust the tilt angle of the optical bloc use the small pin delivered with the product

(see figure above), insert it into the “tilt angle adjustment” slit (see figure above) and

adjust the angle from 0 to 20° (in steps of 5°).

At 2m high, with all the 15 spots “on”, the sensing fields are as follows:

Angle = 0°, Sensing field = 100cm (W) x 100cm (D).

Angle = 20°, Sensing field = 100cm (W) x 120cm (D).

Without remote control, you can set two parameters using the push buttons: the “sensitivity” (from 1 to 4) and the “detection field” (from 1

to 9). See figure above for the location of the push buttons and the pin to activate the buttons.

To set the sensitivity:

1. Press button A once to enter into an adjustment session for the parameter ‘sensitivity’. The RED LED now flashes. The

number of flashes indicates the current sensitivity setting.

2. Press button A again to increment the sensitivity. The RED LED indicates the current sensitivity setting. If you reach the value

‘4’ and press button A again, the sensitivity will be ‘1’ (rolling value system).

3. When you reach the required sensitivity value, press button B to close the adjustment session.

To set the detection field:

1. Press button B once to enter into an adjustment session for the parameter ‘detection field’. The GREEN LED now flashes.

The number of flashes indicates the currently selected detection field (see page 6).

2. Press button B again to go to the next detection field. The GREEN LED indicates the currently selected field. If you reach the

value ‘9’ and press button B again, you will go back to detection field number ‘1’ (rolling value system).

3. When you reach the required detection field, press button A to close the adjustment session.

If no button is pressed within 1 minute, the adjustment session is automatically closed.

TILTANGLE

ADJUSTMENT

OFINNEROPTICAL

BLOCK

CONFIGURATION

WITH

PUSHBUTTONS

ATTACHING THE

FRONT FACE OF

THE SENSOR

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1. INSERTION OF BATTERIES

•Open the battery compartment

•Insert two AAA batteries as shown

•Close the battery compartment

2. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

0-9 Number keys (1)

Not used (2)

Plus (3)

Unlock (4)

Minus (5)

Holdtime (6)

Not used (7)

Not used (8)

Not used (9)

(10) Monitoring

(11) Detection field configuration

(12) Not used

(13) Pulse frequency

(14) Door control

(15) Check Values

(16) Lock

(17) Output configuration

(18) Maximum duration of presence detection

(19) Set-up

(20) Sensitivity (presence)

Remark: For optimum results point the remote control

vertically to the front of the sensor before pressing its

buttons. The sensor can be adjusted with or without its

cover from a distance of up to 2m.

3. CONFIGURATION OF THE SENSOR

Every adjustment session using the infrared remote control must start with unlocking and end locking. The table below lists the parameters able to be adjusted

by remote control and the operations required in order to adjust these parameters.

PARAMETERS OPERATIONS LED SIGNAL

UNLOCK

Press the UNLOCK key (4).

Enter your 4-digit access code using NUMBER keys 0-9 (1).

Press only the UNLOCK key (4) (no code required):

•during the first sensor adjustment;

•if the access code is reset to the "0000" value (factory setting);

•during the first minute after the power-on.

UNLOCK with code

UNLOCK without code

The red LED flashes quickly waiting for the access

code.

After entering the correct code or if no code is

required, the red LED flashes slowly to indicate that

the unlock was successful and the adjustment

session has begun.

Note: = Adjustment session ON

LOCK

When all the parameters have been set, press the LOCK key (10).

If you wish to enter a new access code, use NUMBER keys 0-9 (1) to enter the

new 4-digit code within 1 minute.

If no access code is entered or if you want to keep the current access code,

press the LOCK key (16) once more.

If no remote control key is pressed within 1 minute, the adjustment session is

automatically locked.

LOCK with code change

LOCK without code or code change

The red LED stops flashing and returns to its normal

function.

CONFIGURATION

WITHREMOTE

CONTROL

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Note : All parameters or functions listed in the following tables are only accessible if the sensor is in adjustment session.

The red LED is then slowly flashing.

During an adjustment session each parameter may be checked or changed at any time in the following way :

PARAMETERS OPERATIONS

CHECK VALUES

Press the key corresponding to the parameter to be checked and then press the CHECK VALUES key

Count the number of times the LED flashes, which corresponds to the value of the checked parameter. No LED flash corresponds to the

value 0. Repeat this operation to check the value of the other parameters if required.

Example : SENSITIVITY key– 4 flashes of the LED: the sensitivity is set to the value 4.

CHECK VALUES :

PLUS / MINUS

Press the key corresponding to the parameter to be modified (SENSITIVITY or HOLD TIME) and then press the PLUS key (2) or MINUS

key (4) to increase/reduce the value by 1 unit.

PLUS / MINUS : or

Note about LED signal : The LED flashes quickly waiting for the value. Once this has been entered, it flashes slowly again.

PARAMETERS OPERATIONS Definitions - Advices

SENSITIVITY

Press the SENSITIVITY key (20). Use the NUMBER keys 1-4 to enter the

required sensitivity (motion and safety)

SENSITIVITY:

HOLDTIME

Press the HOLD TIME key (6). Use the NUMBER keys 0-9 to enter the

required hold time (0.5s to 9 s)

HOLD TIME:

The hold time allows extended output activation time after

detection has stopped. It is recommended to use this

parameter instead of the operator’s with the same function

(interferences with the sensor)

DETECTION

FIELD

Press the DETECTION FIELD key (11). Use the NUMBER keys 1-9 to

select the desired detection field according to the table on the next page.

DETECTION FIELD:

The detection pattern is made of 15 independent spots

organized in 3 ranges of 5 spots parallel to the door.

Each spot can be individually switched “on” or “off”, set to

detect either motion or presence. See next page

“detection fields”

PULSE

FREQUENCY

Press the PULSE FREQUENCY key (13). Use the NUMBER keys 1-3 to

select the desired frequency:

1 : Low

2 : Medium

3 : High

PULSE FREQUENCY:

The pulse frequency is used to avoid interferences

between sensors if their respective sensing fields are

overlapping. In that case choose different frequencies for

the sensors.

OUTPUT

CONFIGURATION

Press the OUTPUT CONFIGURATION key (17). Use the NUMBER keys 1-

2to select the required output configuration :

Active

Passive

Detection

No Detection

DOOR CONTROL

Press the DOOR CONTROL key (14). Use the NUMBER keys 1-3 to select

the required door operating mode:

1 : door automatic mode

2 : door permanently open

3 : door permanently closed

DOOR CONTROL:

In “door permanently open” mode, the sensor is

continuously detecting. The red LED is continuously ON.

In “door permanently closed” mode, the sensor is in

standby. It detects nothing anymore and the LED is

continuously OFF.

MAXIMUM

DURATION OF

PRESENCE

DETECTION

Press the MAXIMUM DURATION OF PRESENCE DETECTION key (18).

Use the NUMBER keys 0-9 to select the required duration:

0 : 20 seconds 5 : 7 minutes

1 : 1 minute 6 : 10 minutes

2 : 2 minutes 7 : 15 minutes

3 : 3 minutes 8 : 20 minutes

4 : 5 minutes 9 : 25 minutes

MAXIMUM DURATION:

The sensor will integrate the new environment and return

to no-detection state if detection has exceeded the

selected time.

SETUP

Press the SETUP key (19) followed by the NUMBER key 0to launch a

setup of the sensor.

SETUP:

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During an adjustment session, all parameters may be reset to their factory values as following:

PARAMETERS OPERATIONS

DEFAULT

VALUES

Press the SETUP key (19), then press the NUMBER key 9. All the parameters are reset to the factory values (see next table).

DEFAULT VALUES :

Factory Values Table

Parameter Values Factory setting

Sensitivity 1 – 4 3

Hold time 0 – 9 0

Detection field 1 – 9 1

Pulse frequency 1 – 3 2

Output configuration 1 – 2 1

Door control 1 – 3 1

Maximum duration of presence detection 0 – 9 0

The detection pattern is made of 15 independent spots organized in 3 ranges of 5 spots parallel to the door.

Each spot can be individually switched “on” or “off” in order to produce the most adapted detection field. Ex.: a deep and thin field, if

the sensor is facing the seated passengers, or a wide and deep field, if the sensor is covering the platform.

Furthermore, each spot can be set to detect either “motion” (see grey spots below) or “presence” (see black spots below).

Given the many options, a pre-selection of 9 typical sensing fields is programmed into the sensor. These fields can be selected via

the remote control or the push buttons as explained hereafter.

The detection fields are represented with the

optical block tilted at 20°.

Use the Spotfinder to check the position and the

presence of the IR-spots.

SYMPTOMS PROBABLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION

Thesensor will notpower up. Faulty power supply. Assurea correctpowersupply.

Door keeps opening and closing. The sensor is disturbed by the doormotion

because

1. the detection field is crossed by the door

leaf.

2. ofthe vibrationscaused bythe door

movement.

1. Increasethe tiltangle of the sensor.

2. Ensure the sensor is fastened correctly.

Two sensors in close proximity are

disturbing each other. Thesensing fields areoverlapping. Choosea differentpulse frequency forthe sensors(ex.

sensor1: LOW,sensor 2: MEDIUM)

Thesensor doesnot respond to the

remotecontrol. 1. Batteriesin remotecontrol aredead or

installed improperly.

2. Remotecontrol is badly pointed.

3. Thesensor isdoing a setup.

1. Checkto insurethat the batteries are installed

correctly, maybe replacebatteries.

2. Pointthe remotecontrolverticallyto the sensor.

3.Cut andrestore power supply and waitoutside ofthe

detectionfield untilthe setupis finished(fewseconds)

The sensor does notunlock when the

access code is entered. Impropercode beingentered. Cut and restore power supply. No code is required to

unlock during the first minute after powering.Press on

“unlock”, then on “lock” and introduce anew access

code.

Thered LEDflashes quickly

(~2flashes/sec). Sensor goes into a securitymode afteran

internalsensor test failed. Replacesensor.

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