BEA ULTIMO Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor User Guide

BEA ULTIMO Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor

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ACTIVATION AND SAFETY SENSOR FOR AUTOMATIC, SLIDING DOORS Software version 2.7 / Configuration version 8.0 (refer to Admin menu for product software vesion)

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

1. cover (10.1351)
   • light pipe
2. sensor (10ULTIMO)
   • radar antenna
   • AIR receiver
   • AIR emitter
   • LCD
   • [for internal use only]
   • LED
   • AIR curtain angle adjustment knob
   • main adjustment knob
   • main connector
   • [for future development]
3. harness (20.5349)
4. screw kit (50.1818)
5. User’s Guide (75.0034)
6. Mounting Template (78.7000)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNOLOGY / PERFORMANCE

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| 24.150 GHz
radiated power| < 20 dBm EIRP
power density| < 5 mW/cm2
lobe angles| 0 – 45° (typical adjustment), default 25°
AIR spots|
size| 2» × 2» (typ.)
number of spots| max. 32 per curtain
number of curtains| 3
curtain angles| -3 – 11°, default 0°
Mounting height| 6’6” – 11’6” (typ. 7’2»)
Temperature range| -13 – 131 °F *
 | 0 – 95% relative humidity, non-condensing
 | LCD screen is operational from 14 – 131 °F. The sensor may still be pro- grammed in colder temperatures, but with the remote control.
ELECTRICAL|
Relay output 1| electromechanical relay (potential- and polarity-free)
max. contact current| 1 A
max. contact voltage| 30 VDC
adjustable hold time| 0.5 – 9 seconds
Optofet output 2| solid-state relay (potential- and polarity-free)
max. contact current| 400 mA
max. contact voltage| 42 VAC/VDC
hold time| 0.3 – 1 second
Test/Monitoring input|
sensitivity| low: < 1 V  high: > 10 V (max. 30V)
response time on request| <5 ms (typ.)
Supply voltage| 12 – 24 VAC ±10%, DO NOT EXCEED 26.4 VAC

12 – 30 VDC ±10%

Power consumption| < 3.2 W
PHYSICAL|
Cable length / gauge| 10’ / 26 AWG
COMPLIANCE|
Degree of protection| IP54
Compliance| R&TTE 1999/5/EC; MD 2006/42/EC; LVD 2006/95/EC; ROHS 2 2011/65/EU

LED SIGNALS

INSTALLATION

• The sensor should be mounted securely to avoid extreme vibrations.
• Do not cover the sensor.
• Avoid moving objects and light sources in the detection field.
• Avoid highly reflective objects in the infrared field.

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.

MAINTENANCE

• 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.

SAFETY

• The door control unit and the header cover profile must be correctly grounded.
• Only trained and qualified personnel are recommended for installation and setup of the sensor.
• Following installation, always test for proper operation (according to ANSI 156.10) before leaving the premises.
• The warranty is invalid if unauthorized repairs are made or attempted by unauthorized personnel.

MOUNTING & WIRING

MOUNTING

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.
   • Extreme left or right mounting is an option for single-sliders when using IR:Width settings 4 or 5 (see page 10). Be sure that the edge of the sensor is aligned with edge of the door header
2. Route the harness (20.5349) using the wire stay as shown.
   • 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.

WIRING

1. Voltage: 12 – 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 12 – 30 VDC; < 3.2 W (max) DO NOT EXCEED 26.4 VAC If a power supply is needed, BEA recommends using only the 12V transformer (1012VAC).
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.
   • Before proceeding to radar and IR setup and adjustments, please see pages 19 − 20 for “How to Use the LCD” and “How to Use the Remote Control,” if necessary.

RADAR FIELD

The size of the detection field varies according to the mounting height and parameter settings of the sensor. Graphics are representations, not default settings.

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

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

DIRECTION

• BI
  

  • bi-directional detection of motion towards and away from the door (the door opens whenever any motion in the radar field is detected)

• UNI
  

  • uni-directional detection of motion towards the door, the door opens only when motion towards the door is detected in the radar field, which results in energy-saving

• MTF

  • motion tracking feature Recommended for: Hospitals or nursing homes where pedestrian traffic tends to move slowly or hesitantly to prevent the door from opening and closing repeatedly.

IMMUNITY
Immunity regulates the ability of external factors (e.g. rain or light) to interfere with the detection performance of the sensor. When set to “high,” this feature protects the sensor against external disturbances.

REENTRY
This feature re-directs the motion detection through the safety relay. It is useful for one-way traffic applications (top image) as well as knowing-act activation (bottom image). To enable this feature, select your desired re- entry size via the LCD menu options (see page 13).

IMPORTANT: The safety circuit of the door must be ignored at the door- closed position.

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. If necessary, use visible spots and red adjustment knob to position properly (see page 9).

NOTES
The sensor is defaulted to a Non-Threshold setting (6). If the threshold is desired, you may choose to set 1, 2, 4, or 5. Be sure that the curtain placement matches the LCD screen. BEA recommends using threshold settings on only one side of the door.

UNDERSTANDING THE LCD “CURTAINS” GRAPHICS

ANGLE

1. Activate the four visible spots (press gray knob twice) to verify the position of the AIR curtains. Visibility depends on external conditions. When spots are not visible, use the Spotfinder to locate the curtains.

2. If necessary, adjust the AIR curtain angles using the red adjustment knob (see below) and then select the corresponding IR: Curtains setting on menu 1 of the LCD (see right).
   NOTE: Be sure that setting shown on the LCD matches the AIR curtain position.

3. When in Threshold mode, verify the correct positioning of the threshold curtain: First, turn on the red spots, and then verify that either C1 is at least in line with the moving door panel (see image below, left) or preferred through the door opening (see image below, right). Next, ensure that C2 is within 3 inches of face of the door for the width of the door opening.

WIDTH

1. If desired, adjust the field width using the LCD menu or remote control buttons (see page 13, IR: Width menu).
2. The size of the detection field varies according to the mounting height and the settings of the sensor. The widths specified above correlate to the standard mounting height (7’2″).
3. Settings 4 and 5 are only optional in single-slider applications.
4. Always verify the actual AIR detection field by walk-testing according to ANSI 156.10. Do not use a SPOTFINDER to verify the AIR detection field.
   • Additional adjustments are possible by LCD or remote control (see OVERVIEW OF SETTINGS).

IMMUNITY
Immunity regulates the ability of external factors (e.g. rain or light) to interfere with the detection performance of the sensor. When set to “high,” this feature protects the sensor against external disturbances.

ULTI-SYNC: AUTOMATIC SAFETY FIELD SYNCHRONIZATION

ULTI-SYNC is used to eliminate AIR crosstalk when safety fields are overlapping in the threshold of the door or when safety fields are overlapping side-to-side. If installed with another sliding door sensor (BEA or otherwise), see the ULTI-SYNC CROSSTALK Application Note (78.6038) The LED will flash white, confirming the synchronization is detected. If an overlapping safety field is found in the threshold of the door, ULTIMO will remain synchronized for 2 minutes while the door is closed. If activation does not occur for 2 minutes, the white LED will flash, confirming synchronization is lost. The fields will be synchronized again upon the next activation and will be confirmed by a flash of the white LED. To check the synchronization status, navigate to menu 3, IR:Synch.

• When sensors are installed close to each other, choose different emitting frequencies.

SETUP

Ensure that the infrared field is clear of any obstructions.

The sensor can be set up using either the push button or the remote control:

• PUSH BUTTON: Press and hold the gray knob for 2 seconds.
• REMOTE CONTROL: Use the following remote control button sequence:

During setup, the LCD will display the camera icon and the LED will slowly flash red/green and then turn off. Test the proper operation of the system installation before leaving the premises!

SETTINGS

Use the following tables to aid in understanding settings set by either the LCD menu or remote control.

1. For use with IXIO software version 5.0 or higher; ensure that the IXIO is set to freq A
2. For use with IXIO software version 5.0 or higher; ensure that the IXIO is set to freq B
3. For use with IXIO software version 5.0 or lower; ensure that the IXIO is set to freq A
4. For use with IXIO software version 5.0 or lower; ensure that the IXIO is set to freq B
5. For use with non-BEA sensors

SETTINGS (cont.)

NOTES

1. The sensor LED will briefly flash RED during monitoring communication with the door control. This indicates that external monitoring is functional. Monitoring functionality must be active on the sensor and door control, and monitoring wires must be properly connected to the door control.
2. Partial reset is only available via remote control. Partial restores all adjustable settings except Out1Funct, Out1Logic, Out2Logic, InTestLogic, and InTestMode.

SETTINGS (cont.)

NOTES

1. ZIP code = a numerical identifier that contains the sensor’s current parameters in a zipped format

TROUBLESHOOTING

RED LED

ORANGE LED

GREEN LED

OTHER

Before contacting BEA Technical Support, locate the serial number of your sensor.

HOW TO USE THE LCD

DISPLAY DURING NORMAL FUNCTION

FACTORY VALUE VS. SAVED VALUE

NAVIGATING IN MENUS

1. Push to enter the LCD menu.
2. Enter the password, if necessary.
3. Select the language before entering the first LCD menu.
   • Select Back to return to the previous menu or display.
   • Select More to go to the next level:
   • IR menu
   • Radar menu
   • Outputs & Diagnostics menu

VALUE CHECK WITH REMOTE CONTROL

• Pressing a parameter symbol on your remote control displays the saved value directly on the LCD screen. Do not unlock first.

HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL

UNDERSTANDING LED ACTIVITY

• 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.

ACCESS CODES
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.

RESTORING TO FACTORY VALUES

• full reset = restores to factory defaults
• partial reset = restores all settings except monitoring and outputs

ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS

ACCESSORIES

REPLACEMENT PARTS

BEA, INC. INSTALLATION/SERVICE COMPLIANCE EXPECTATIONS

BEA, Inc., the sensor manufacturer, cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or incorrect adjustments of the sensor/device; therefore, BEA, Inc. does not guarantee any use of the sensor/device outside of its intended purpose. BEA, Inc. strongly recommends that installation and service technicians be AAADM-certified for pedestrian doors, IDA-certified for doors/gates, and factory-trained for the type of door/gate system. Installers and service personnel are responsible for executing a risk assessment following each installation/service performed, ensuring that the sensor/device system performance is compliant with local, national, and international regulations, codes, and standards. Once the installation or service work is complete, a safety inspection of the door/gate shall be performed per the door/gate manufacturer’s recommendations and/or per AAADM/ANSI/DASMA guidelines (where applicable) for best industry practices. Safety inspections must be performed during each service call – examples of these safety inspections can be found on an AAADM safety information label (e.g. ANSI/DASMA 102, ANSI/DASMA 107, UL294, UL325, and International Building Code). Verify that all appropriate industry signage, warning labels, and placards are in place.

• Tech Support: 1-800-407-4545
• Customer Service: 1-800-523-2462
• General Tech Questions : techservices-us@BEAsensors.com
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