Optex OAM-Dual II Bedienungsanleitung
Optex
Tür-/Fenstersensor
OAM-Dual II
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(1) Connector
(2) Mounting holes
(3) Operation indicator
(4) Width adjustment screws
(5) Depth angle adjustment screw
(6) Radar sensitivity potentiometer
(7) Dipswitches
(8) Detection window
(9) Area adjustment tool
Knockout
OAM-DUAL II
ENGLISH
5928750 NOV 2019
Manufacturer's statement
Read this operation manual carefully before use to ensure proper operation of this product.
Failure to read this operation manual may cause improper operation and may result in serious injury or death of a person.
The meanings of the symbols are as follows.
Failure to follow the instructions that accompany this indication and improper handling
may result in serious injury or death.
WARNING
Failure to follow the instructions that accompany this indication and improper handling
may result in injury and/or damage to property.
CAUTION
Pay special attention to sections with this symbol.
NOTE
1. This product is a non-contact switch intended for header mount or wall mount for use on an automatic
sliding door. Do not use for any other applications.
2. When setting the sensor's detection area, make sure that there is no traffic around the installation site.
3. Before turning the power ON, check the wiring to prevent damage or malfunction of equipment
connected to the product.
4. Only use the product as specified in the operation manual provided.
5. Be sure to install and adjust the sensor in accordance with the local laws and standards of the country
in which the product is installed.
6. Before leaving the installation site make sure that the product is operating properly and instruct the
building owner/operator on proper operation of the door and the product.
7. The product settings can only be changed by an installer or service engineer.
When changed, the changed settings and the date shall be registered in the maintenance logbook
accompanying the door.
NOTE
Do not wash, disassemble,
rebuild or repair the sensor,
otherwise it may cause electric
shock or breakdown of the
equipment.
Danger of electric shock
WARNING
The following conditions are not suitable for sensor installation.
Fog,
Exhaust Wet Vibration Objects Reflection
Specifications
Model
Cover color
Mounting height
Detection area
Detection method
Transmitter frequency
Transmitter radiated power
Depth angle adjustment
Power supply
Power consumption
Operation indicator
Output hold time
Response time
: OAM-DUAL II
: Black
: 2.0 to 3.5 m (6'7" to 11'6")
: See Detection area
: Active infrared reflection (*1)
Microwave Doppler effect
: 24.125 GHz
: < 20 dBm
: AIR area -6 to +6°
Radar area +25 to +45°
: 12 to 24 VAC ±10 % (50/60 Hz)
12 to 30 VDC ±10 %
: < 2.5 W (< 4 VA at AC)
: See Operation indicator table
: < 1.0 s
: < 0.3 s
Operating temperature
Operating humidity
Noise level
Activation output
Safety output
IP rate
Weight
Accessories
: -20 to +55°C (-4 to 131°F)
: < 80 % (non-condensing)
: < 70 dBA
: Form C relay 50 V 0.3 A Max.
(Resistance load)
: Form C relay 50 V 0.3 A Max.
(Resistance load)
: IP54
: 270 g (9.5 oz)
: 1 Operation manual
2 Mounting screws
1 Mounting template
1 Area adjustment tool
1 Cable 3 m (9'10")
1 Narrow lens
1 s 1 s
Signal saturation
Sensitivity too low(or Sensor failure)
Slow Green blinking
Fast Green blinking
Operation indicator table
Warm-up
Stand-by (Installation mode)
Status
Yellow blinking
Yellow
Operation indicator color
Stand-by (Operation mode)
2nd row detection
BLUEZONE (Lookback) detection (*2)
3rd row detection
Radar detection
Green
Orange
Red
Red blinking
Blue
The specifications herein are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements.
*1 : Active infrared reflection has a presence detection function.
*2 : See .BLUEZONE
NOTE
When dipswitch 15 is set to
"
ON
"
, the BLUEZONE (Lookback) area, that provides extra safety over the threshold is
activated. In case the BLUEZONE (Lookback) function is not required, set dipswitch 15 to
"
OFF
"
.
Do not set the 2nd row overlapping the threshold regardless of the setting of dipswitch 15.
BLUEZONE (Lookback) area
BLUEZONE
(Lookback)
2nd row
3rd row
BLUEZONE
(Lookback)
2nd row
3rd row
(1)
(4) (5) (8)
(6)
(9)
(3)
(2)
(7)
Outer dimensions and part names
AIR
Mounting height : 2.2 m (7'3")
Angle adjustment : +6°
Sensitivity : Middle
: Emitting spots
: Detection area
: Emitting spots
(can be eliminated)
Detection area
A
C
B
BLUEZONE(Lookback)
2nd row
3rd row
DE
F
[m(feet,inch)]
Mounting
surface
1.0
(3′3")
2.0
(6′7")
2.0
(6′7")
2.0
(6′7")
1.0
(3′3")
1.0
(3′3")
0
Radar
Mounting height : 2.2 m (7'3")
Vertical adjustment : +35°
Sensitivity : High
Speed of detection object
: 50 mm/s
: Detection area
(Wide area)
: Detection area
(Narrow area)
Installation
The actual detection area may become smaller depending on the ambient light, the color/material of
the object or the floor as well as the entry speed of the object.
The sensor may not be activated when the entering speed of the object or a person is slower than
50 mm/s or faster than 1500 mm/s.
AIR emitting area
[m(feet,inch)]
The chart shows the values at depth angle +6°.
NOTE
Do not use the sensor without the cover. When using the cable knockout,
install the sensor indoors or use the rain cover (Separately available)
otherwise electric shock or breakdown of the sensor may occur.
WARNING Danger of electric shock
Place the housing cover. If wiring is to be exposed, break the knockout.
4. Mounting the housing cover
X
H
Y
Sensor
Door
Header
Floor
a. Place the mounting template at the desired mounting position.
(When setting the detection area close to the door, mount the sensor according to the chart below.)
b. Drill two mounting holes of ø3.4 mm (ø1/8").
c. To pass the cable through the header, drill a wiring hole of ø8 mm (ø5/16").
d. Remove the mounting template.
e. Remove the housing cover. Fix the sensor to the mounting surface with the two mounting screws.
Make sure not to mount the sensor lower than the bottom of header.
1. Mounting
H : Height from the floor to the bottom of the header
(The mounting height is " + ".)H Y
Y : Distance between the bottom of the header and the sensor
X : Distance between the door and the mounting surface
NOTE
CAUTION Risk of getting caught
Make sure to affix the mounting template as described in the above chart, otherwise it can be dangerous since there
may be no detection area around the threshold. Install the sensor as low as possible on the header.
2. Wiring
Wire the cable to the door controller.
Before starting the procedure, make sure that the power is turned OFF. When passing the cable through the hole, do
not tear the shield otherwise it may cause electric shock or breakdown of the sensor.
Danger of electric shock
WARNING
Make sure to connect the cable correctly to the door controller before turning the power ON.
When turning the power ON or after adjusting the settings, do not enter the detection area for more
than 10 s in order to enable the presence detection.
a. Plug the connector.
b. Supply power to the sensor. Adjust the detection area and set the dipswitches.
(See )Adjustments 4. Dipswitch settings
3. Turn ON the power
NOTE
Power
supply
Safety
output
Activation
output 2
1
3
12 to 24 VAC ±10 %
12 to 30 VDC ±10 %
COM.
N.C.
1.Grey
2.Grey
3.White
4.Yellow
5.Green
6.White stripe
7.Yellow stripe
8.Green stripe
N.O.
COM.
N.C.
N.O.
[mm(inch)]
38(1 1/2")
61(2 3/8")
267(10 1/2")
125(4 15/16")
36(1 7/16") 43(1 11/16")
7.5 (5/16")
2.00 (6'7")
0.07 (3")
0.05 (2")
0.23 (9")
0.35 (1'2")
0.59 (1'11")
1.21 (3'12")
1.86 (6'1")
2.52 (8'3")
2.50 (8'2")
0.09 (4")
0.28 (11")
0.44 (1'5")
0.74 (2'5")
1.51 (4'11")
0.07 (3")
2.32 (7'7")
3.15 (10'4")
3.00 (9'10")
0.11 (4")
0.34 (1'1")
0.53 (1'9")
0.89 (2'11")
1.81 (5'11")
0.08 (3")
2.79 (9'2")
3.79 (12'5")
3.50 (11'6")
0.12 (5")
0.39 (1'3")
0.61 (2')
1.03 (3'5")
2.11 (6'11")
0.09 (4")
3.25 (10'8")
4.42 (14'6")
2.20 (7'3")
0.08 (3")
0.25 (10")
0.39 (1'3")
0.65 (2'2")
1.33 (4'4")
0.06 (2")
2.05 (6'9")
2.78 (9'1")
2.70 (8'10")
0.10 (4")
0.31 (1')
0.48 (1'7")
0.80 (2'7")
1.63 (5'4")
0.07 (3")
2.51 (8'3")
3.40 (11'2")
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
I
H
G
Maximum mounting distance ( )Y
X2.00 (6'7")
0 No limit
0.05 (2")
0.10 (4") 0.11 (4")
0.15 (6") 0.10 (4")
0.20 (8") -
0.25 (10")
0.30 (12") -
H
0.13 (5")
-
2.50 (8'2")
0.13 (5")
0.12 (5")
0.11 (4")
0.10 (4")
-
0.09 (4")
[m (feet,inch)]
3.00 (9'10") 3.50 (11'6")
0.14 (6")
0.12 (5")
0.11 (4")
0.10 (4")
0.09 (4")
-
0
0
0
0
0
0
2.30 (7'7")
0.13 (5")
0.12 (5")
0.10 (4")
0.09 (4")
-
-
2.80 (9'2")
0.14 (6")
0.12 (5")
0.11 (4")
0.10 (4")
0.09 (4")
-
1. Always keep the detection window clean. If dirty, wipe the window with a damp cloth.
Do not use any cleaner/solvent.
2. Do not wash the sensor with water.
3. Do not disassemble, rebuild or repair the sensor yourself, otherwise an electric shock may occur.
4. When the operation indicator blinks green, contact your installer or service engineer.
5. Always contact your installer or service engineer when changing the settings.
6. Do not paint the detection window.
1. When turning the power ON, always walk-test the detection area to ensure the proper operation.
2. Do not place any objects that move or emit light in the detection area. (e.g. plant, illumination, etc.)
Detection Non-detection
All rows have the presence detection function.
The presence timer can be selected from
4 settings.
: COM.
: N.O.
: N.C.
White
Yellow
Green
: COM.
: N.O.
: N.C.
White Str.
Yellow Str.
Green Str.
Others Set
dipswitch 11 to
"
ON
"
.
Set dipswitch 7 and/or dipswitch 8 to "ON".Raining or snowing.(AIR)
Set dipswitch 9 and/or dipswitch 11 to "ON".Raining or snowing.(Radar)
Slow
Green
blinking
The detection area overlaps with the
door/header. Adjust the detection area to "Deep".
Remove highly reflecting objects from the detection
area or lower the sensitivity or change the area
depth angle for AIR area.
Signal saturation. (AIR)
Manufacturer
5-8-12 Ogoto Otsu 520-0101, Japan
TEL.: +81(0)77 579 8700
FAX.: +81(0)77 579 7030
URL www.optex.net
OPTEX CO., LTD.
European Subsidiary
OPTEX Technologies B.V.
Henricuskade 17, 2497 NB The Hague,
The Netherlands
TEL.: +31(0)70 419 41 00
FAX.: +31(0)70 317 73 21
E-MAIL: info@optex.eu
URL www.optex.eu
Regional Office DACH
Thaler Berg, 11 D-84428 Buchbach
Germany
TEL.: +49(0)8086 947 87 00
URL www.optex.eu
Adjustments
When adjusting the 2nd row close to the door,
see dipswitch 16 for the easier adjustment.Table 1
Make sure that the detection area
does not overlap with the door/header,
and there is no highly reflecting object
near the detection area otherwise
ghosting/signal saturation may occur.
Depth angle
adjustment
screw
Area adjustment tool
A
B
1. Area depth angle adjustment
NOTE
a. AIR adjustment b. Radar adjustment
Depth angle adjustment screw for the AIR area. Depth angle adjustment screw for the Radar area.
Use the area adjustment tool as shown above to(A)
change the area depth angle.
Use the area adjustment tool as shown above to change(B)
the area depth angle.
Shallow Deep
Red
Shallow Deep
Blue
ShallowDeep
To adjust the AIR detection area width, use the adjustment
screws as shown in the picture below.
Width adjustment screws
Narrow
Wide
Eliminated
Eliminated
123 10 11 12
Please adjust
by using the tool .(B)
a. AIR adjustment
2. Area width adjustment
Front view
4 9
1 12
~
~
:Wide
:Narrow
1 2 3 10 11 124 5 6 7 8 9
NOTE When setting the detection area width,
make sure to turn the adjustment screws
until it clicks.
cannot be eliminated separately,
neither can .
1 2 3
10 1112
4. Dipswitch settings
Table 1 AIR settings Radar settings Other setting Factory default settings
Comment
Set the sensitivity according to the mounting
height. Values below dipswitches are
reference only. Adjust the sensitivity
according to your risk assessment.
3.0 to 3.5 m
21
Low
2.0 to 3.0 m
21
Middle
2.0 to 3.0 m
21
High
2.5 to 3.2 m
21
S-High
Setting
1
Function
Sensitivity
Dip
switch
No.
2
600 s30 s 180 s
43 43 43 43
Presence timer
3
4
To adjust the radar detection area width, use the narrow lens
referring to the following procedures.
For detection area, See in the front page.Detection area
b. Radar adjustment
Low High
Adjust the radar detection area with potentiometer.
Turning it clockwise increases the sensitivity and turning counterclockwise
lowers the sensitivity.
3. Radar sensitivity
Mounting height : 2.2 m
Vertical adjustment : +35°
Wide area
Narrow area
Narrow lens
3
4
1. Remove screw
2. Press with thumbs
and lift detection
window up.
4. Push it until it
clicks.
3. Set narrow lens in
front of antenna.
Frequency
Setting 2Setting 1 Setting 4Setting 3 When using more than one sensor close to
each other, set the frequency different for
each sensor.
65 65 65 65
5
6
Auto caution
Set this switch to rain if the sensor is used in
a region with a lot of rain.
Set this switch to snow if the sensor is used in
a region with snow or a lot of insects.
When dipswitch 10 is set to "ON", a person
wavering in the activation detection area can
be detected. This is only effective when
dipswitch 9 is set to "Uni-directional".
For future use
Normal
7
Rain
7
Rain mode
7
When dipswitch 9 is set to "Uni", this setting
enables the door to close earlier when
a person walks away from the door.
9 9
Bi Uni
Direction
9
Set dipswitch 11 to "ON" when the sensor
operates by itself (Ghosting). When dipswitch
11 is set to "ON" the actual detection area
may occur smaller.
OFF
11
ON
11
Immunity
11
When dipswitch 15 is set to "ON", the
BLUEZONE (Lookback) is active and looks
through the threshold.
OFF
15
ON
15
BLUEZONE
(Lookback)
15
Normal
8
Snow
8
Snow mode
8
12
* Please refer to
Table 2 for the
details.
OFF
10
ON
10
10
For future use
14
When dipswitch 13 is set to "Safety +
Activation", the sensor outputs safety and
activation simultaneously.
13 13
Safety Safety +
Activation
AIR output
13
Set dipswitch 16 to "ON" to adjust the 2nd row.
During the installation mode only the 2nd row
remains active and the operation indicator
shows yellow. After setting the row, set
dipswitch 16 to "OFF".
OFF
16
ON
16
Installation mode
16
Table 2
Detection area
Bi-direction(Bi)
Bi-direction
Uni-direction(Uni)
Uni-direction with
Auto caution mode
When dipswitch 9 is set to
"Bi", "Bi-direction" mode is effective,
regardless of dipswitch 10 setting.
Sensor
Door
109
Bi OFF
109
Bi ON
109
Uni ON
109
Uni OFF
Sensitivity is too low. Set the sensitivity higher.
Set AIR area width to "Wide".
Troubleshooting
Door operation Operation
indicator Possible cause Possible countermeasures
Fast
Green
blinking
Proper
operation.
Check the operation in the operation mode according to the chart below.
Checking
Inform building owner/operator of the following items
None Wrong power supply voltage. Set to the stated voltage.
Wrong wiring or connection failure. Check the wires and connector.
Door does not
open when a
person enters
the detection
area.
Unstable
Wrong detection area positioning. Check .Adjustments 1, 2, 3, 4
Sensitivity is too low. Set the sensitivity higher.
Short presence timer. Set the presence timer longer.
Dirty detection window. Wipe the detection window with a damp cloth.
Do not use any cleaner or solvent.
Wrong wiring or connection failure. Check the wires and connector.Proper
Door opens
when no one
is in the
detection area.
(Ghosting)
Unstable
Waterdrops on the detection window.
The detection area overlaps with that
of another sensor. Check dipswitch 5, 6.Table 1
Objects that move or emit light in the
detection area. Remove the objects.
Sensitivity is too high. Set the sensitivity lower.
Adjust the detection area (AIR or Radar) to "Deep".
Or set dipswitch 11 to
"
ON
"
.
Use the rain-cover. (Separately available)
Or wipe the detection window with a damp cloth.
Do not use any cleaner or solvent.
Or install in a place keeping the waterdrops off.
The detection area overlaps with the
door/header.
Wrong wiring or connection failure. Check the wires and connector.
Sudden change in the detection area.
Check dipswitch 1 to 4. If the problemTable 1
still persists, hard-reset the sensor.
(Turn the power OFF and ON again)
Proper
Installation mode is set to "ON". Set dipswitch 16 to "OFF".Yellow
Door remains
open.
Dirty detection window. Wipe the detection window with a damp cloth.
Do not use any cleaner or solvent.
Contact your installer or service engineer.Sensor failure.
OPTEX hereby declares that the radio equipment type OAM-DUAL series complies with RED 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU DoC is available at the following internet address: www.optex.net
Status
Green
Motion
detection active
Blue
Motion/Presence
detection active
Entry Outside of
detection area
Entry into
radar area
Entry into
3rd row
Entry into
BLUEZONE
(Lookback)
Orange Red
Stand-by
Operation indicator
Power OFF
-
None
Safety
output
Activation
output
Safety
output
Activation
output
Safety
13
Safety
+
Activation
13
Red blinking
Entry into
2nd row
WARNING
NOTE
ShallowDeep
[feet,inch(m)]
1.0
(3′3")
1.0
(3′3")
0 -1.0
(-3′3")
0
2.0 (6′7")
3.0 (9′10")
3.5 (11′6")
[m (feet,inch)]
2.0
(6′7")
0
3.0
(9′10")
3.5
(11′6")
0
2.0
(6′7")
2.0
(6′7")
1.0
(3′3")
1.0
(3′3")
H
L
Top view
H
L
[m(feet,inch)]
1.0
(3′3")
2.0
(6′7")
3.0
(9′10")
0
3.0
(9′10")
2.0
(6′7")
1.0
(3′3")
03.0
(9′10")
2.0
(6′7")
1.0
(3′3")
Produktspezifikationen
| Marke: | Optex |
| Kategorie: | Tür-/Fenstersensor |
| Modell: | OAM-Dual II |
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