IS40: for normal to high mounting 8 ft - 16 ft (2.5-6 m) IS40 XL: for low mounting 6.5 ft ft (2-3.5 m)

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1 DESCRIPTION - The IS0 uses Microwave technology or motion detection and Active Inrared technology or presence detection. IS0 / IS0XL IS0 / IS0XL USER S GUIDE COMBINED ACTIVE INFRARED (IR) AND MICROWAVE SENSOR IS0: or normal to high mounting t - t (. - m) IS0 XL: or low mounting. t -. t ( -. m). IR angle indicator. LED s. IR emitters. Radar angle adjustment dial. Radar detection antenna. Sensor angle adjustment. Bracket. Cable SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION SENSOR TILT ANGLE to SUPPLY VOLTAGE MAIN FREQUEY to VAC ±0% to VDC +0% / -% 0 to 0Hz POWER CONSUMPTION <.W RELAY OUTPUT - Max. Voltage - Max. Current - Max Switching Power INSTALLATION HEIGHT TEMPERATURE RANGE Relays with switch-over contact (voltage ree) 0 VDC / VAC A (resistive) 0W (DC) / 0VA (AC) IS0: t - t (. - m) IS0XL:. t -. t ( -. m) - F ( -0 C) to + 0 F (0 C) PROTECTION DEGREE IP / NEMA RM CONFORMITY DIMENSIONS (D X W X H) MATERIAL - Housing - Face COLOR - Housing - Face CABLE LENGTH Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) according to 00/0/EEC, R&TTE: 999//EC in. X in. X. in. (mm x 0mm x 9mm) ABS Polycarbonate Black Transparent Purple eet (0m) TECHLOGY MICROWAVE DOPPLER RADAR INFRARED RADIATED FREQUEY. GHz nm RADIATED POWER DENSITY < mw/cm² < 0mW/m² DETECTION MODE Motion Presence MAXIMUM DETECTION FIELD IS0: t x t (m x m) IS0XL: t x. t (m x m) IS0: 0 t x 0 t (m x m) IS0XL:. t x. t (.m x.m) OUTPUT HOLD TIME 0. sec. to 9 sec. 0. sec. REACTION TIME 00ms 0ms MINIMUM TARGET SPEED in/sec (cm/sec) in sensor axis 0 in/sec (0cm/sec) LED SIGNAL Green = Activation Relay Red = Presence Relay RADAR ANGLE / SENSOR ANGLE - to (relative to sensor ront ace), 0,.9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

2 PRECAUTIONS! CAUTION This device IS T intended or use as a saety sensor. Not recommended or dynamic envioronments. (snow, rain, og, etc.) Shut o all power beore attempting any wiring procedures. Maintain a clean & sae environment when working in public areas. Constantly be aware o pedestrian/vehicle traic around the area. Always stop pedestrian/vehicle traic through the doorway when perorming tests that may result in unexpected reactions by the door. ESD electrostatic discharge: Circuit boards are vulnerable to damage by electrostatic discharge. Beore handling any board ensure you dissipate your body s charge. Always check placement o all wiring beore powering up to insure that moving parts will not catch any wires and cause damage to equipment. Ensure compliance with all applicable saety standards upon completion o installation. DO T attempt any internal repair o the sensor. All repairs and/or component replacements must be perormed by BEA Inc. Unauthorized disassembly or repair:. May jeopardize personal saety and may expose one to the risk o electrical shock.. May adversely aect the sae and reliable perormance o the product and will result in a voided product warranty. DIMENSIONS. / 9/ / / / / / /. Wall mounting. Ceiling mounting Bracket dimensions INSTALLATION TIPS The sensor must be irmly astened to prevent vibration. DO T cover the sensor. Avoid exposing the sensor to sudden temperature changes Avoid proximity to neon lamps, luorescent lights or moving objects The sensor must not have any object likely to move or vibrate in its sensing ield. MOUNTING Remove the bracket rom the sensor. Drill holes accordingly. I necessary, drill an additional hole to acilitate wire routing. Fix the bracket irmly..9.0 EN Position the sensor on the bracket and asten the angle adjustment screws. 00 Page o 9

3 WIRING AND RELAY CONFIGURATION POWER RED BLACK - V AC-DC WIRING ACTIVATION RELAY WHITE GREEN YELLOW COM Green LED Motion PRESEE RELAY WHITE/BLACK GREEN/BLACK YELLOW/BLACK COM Red LED Presence RELAY CONFIGURATION - Activation Relay Presence Relay Active Passive Passive Active Passive Passive Active Active Description Active Passive Detection COM COM No Detection COM COM SENSOR ANGLE Ceiling Wall Adjust the angle o the sensor to position the detection ields. Tighten the screws irmly. t t 0 t t 0 t t 0 SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 0 Recommended 0 Recommended 0 0 Notes:. It is important to adjust sensor angle irst to position IR ield correctly. Next adapt angle o radar ield as shown in step 0 by using tilt angle adjustment screw.. To obtain an IR pattern that s straight down (closest to the door threshold); wall mounted sensors need to be set at 0º; sensors mounted on an extension bracket or out rom the wall should be set to approximately º.. The graphics above are not to scale and or illustration purposes and represent an approximate IR detection ield when at t. The point o emphasis is to show the IR detection area with respect to the sensor angles..9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

4 9 IR PATTERN SIZE AT SENSOR ANGLE Approximate deault IR pattern size using a º sensor tilt angle. The higher the mounting height the larger the IR pattern. Mounting Width * Depth * Height A = t t t B = 0 t t t C =. t. t. t D = t. t. t E = t 0 t 0 t Maximum Mounting Height IS0XL. t IS0 t * Dimensions are approximate. SENSOR A B C Use o BEA Spotinder may be utilized to locate IR ield. D E 0 MICROWAVE FIELD ADJUSTMENTS By turning this dial, the radar ield angle is reduced or increased (rom - to + ). Reer to page. Adjust the Microwave ield size. Reer to page. Choose the correct rejection mode or your application. Reer to page..9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

5 MICROWAVE FIELD TILT ANGLE The total angle is the sum o the sensor angle and the radar ield angle. All detection ield dimensions were measured in optimal conditions and a sensitivity value o. IS t. t t t. t t 0 0 t 0. t - 0 t Radar ield angle: - Total angle: Radar ield angle: 0 Total angle: 0 IS0XL Radar ield angle: + Total angle: 0 t 0 t. t 0 t 0 t. t 0 t 0 t. t Radar ield angle: - Total angle: Radar ield angle: 0 Total angle: 0 Radar ield angle: + Total angle:.9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

6 REMOTE CONTROL PARAMETERS Motion Detection Settings 0 9 SENSITIVITY Detection mode ACTIVATION RELAY HOLD TIME XXS XS S > > > > L XL XXL bi uni uni depart bi = two-way detection uni = one-way detection towards sensor uni depart = one-way detection away rom sensor. s s s s s s s s s 9 s ReJECTION MODE See unction descriptions below ReJECTION MODE : Detection o all kind o Targets in Motion FUTION DESCRIPTION : Medium Pedestrian/Parallel traic Rejection + Intererence Immunity : Detection o all kind o Targets in Motion + Intererence Immunity : Low Pedestrian/Parallel traic Rejection + Intererence Immunity : High Pedestrian/Parallel traic Rejection + Intererence Immunity : Extra High Pedestrian/Parallel traic Rejection + Intererence Immunity OUTPUT CONFIGURATION PRESEE RELAY IS0 / IS0XL LED OUTPUT CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE LAST LINE FIRST LINE 0 - : ALL MODES Activates when object is in presence zone. ACTIVATION RELAY IS0 / IS0XL LED 0: STANDARD MODE Activates when motion detected. : PULSE ON ENTRY Activates i object motion is detected and then object enters presence zone. : PULSE ON EXIT Activates i object motion is detected and then object exits presence zone. : PULSE ON ENTRY FIRST / LAST LINE (See Example to the Let) : PULSE ON EXIT FIRST / LAST LINE (See Example to the Let) : REMAINS ACTIVE UNTIL PRESEE ZON E IS CLEARED (Regardless o Motion) : REMAINS ACTIVE UNTIL PRESEE ZONE IS CLEARED (Regardless o Motion) Activates i object motion is detected and then object enters presence zone (irst or last line). Activates i object motion is detected and then object exits presence zone (irst or last line). Activates when motion is detected and remains active until the presence zone is cleared. Activates when motion is detected and IR is detected and remains active until the presence zone is cleared. Red Green IR / Presence Settings 0 9 FREQUEY low high IR IMMUNITY low medium high AUTOMATIC LEARN TIME 0 s min min min 0 min 0 min h. h h Note:The automatic learn time is the amount o time a static object needs to be in the IR ield beore the sensor will learn it = Factory values.9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

7 REMOTE CONTROL PARAMETERS (CONTINTUED) IR / Presence Settings (Continued) IR PATTERN SIZE AVAILABLE TARGET SIZE The target (Target Size) can vary location within the ield (IR Pattern Size) = Factory values EN 00 Page o 9

8 REMOTE CONTROL PARAMETERS (CONTINUED) Check parameter values QUESTION a VALUE x The number o green lashes indicates the value o the chosen parameter. SENSOR SETUP SEQUEE / FACTORY VALUES / ACCESS CODE IMPORTANT: ENSURE TO SAVE ANY CHANGES DURING THE ADJUSTMENT SESSION VIA PRESSING LOCK LOCK. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS FINISH AN ADJUSTMENT SESSION BY LAUHING A SETUP. Parameter New Value RESETTING TO FACTORY VALUES SETTING AN ACCESS CODE DELETING AN ACCESS CODE I you do not know the access code, cycle the power supply. Within minute, you can access the sensor without introducing any access code or delete the existing access code per the instrucitons above. TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION The door never closes and the red LED is on. Objects in the IR detection area. Move objects or reduce automatic learn time. Wait or learn time to expire and/or Launch a setup. The red LED is on during rain or snow. The presence detection is disturbed by the rain or snow. Increase the immunity o the IR ield. (value or respectively). The red LED is permanently on ater a setup. Setup has ailed due to motion in the IR ield during setup. Launch a setup with the IR area clear o moving objects. The door keeps recycling open or closed. The sensor detects door movement. The sensor detects door vibrations or environmental disturbances. Change the sensor angle and/or microwave ield angle. Increase microwave rejection and/or IR immunity. Secure mounting bracket. The door never closed and the LED(s) is o. Output relay(s) could be wired or conigured backwards. Change wiring at output(s) and/or change relay coniguration..9.0 EN 00 Page o 9

9 TROUBLESHOOTING (CONTINUED) SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION Application requires an access code or sensor will not unlock ater entering an access code. You must enter a code or the wrong code was entered. Cycle the power. No code is required to unlock during the irst minute ater powering on. Unlock, then lock and enter a new access code or 0000 to delete the current access code. The green LED is on during rain or snow. The microwave detection is disturbed by the rain or snow. Increase the microwave rejection. Consider using the unidirectional mode under the Detection Mode. The sensor detects objects outside o its detection ield. To much relection due to a metallic environment. Increase the microwave rejection. The sensor does not respond to the remote control. The batteries in the remote control are not installed properly, dead or the remote is poorly aimed. The sensor is not powered. Veriy or replace batteries or aim remote towards sensor. Check the power supply o the sensor. ACCESSORIES A B 9 C F 0 F D +? Telescoping HD Bracket P/N: 0HDBRACKET Transormer P/N: 0VAC Remote control P/N: 0REMOTE Spotinder P/N: 0SPOTFINDER COMPANY CONTACT Do not leave problems unresolved. I a satisactory solution cannot be achieved ater troubleshooting a problem, please call BEA, Inc. I you must wait or the ollowing workday to call BEA, leave the door inoperable until satisactory repairs can be made. Never sacriice the sae operation o the automatic door or gate or an incomplete solution. Our Service Technicians can be called hours a day, days a week. For more inormation visit West / Mexico --9- For support contact us at: Tech_Services@beainc.com Phone: Fax: --- Ater Normal Business Hours Central AK, MI, WI, TX, Canada East EN 00 Page 9 o 9