BEA LZR- FLATSCAN REV-PZ Manuale utente

LZR®- FLATSCAN REV-PZ

DIN 18650

EN 16005

PLEASE KEEP FOR FURTHER USE - DESIGNED FOR COLOUR PRINTING

User’s Guide for product version 0100 and higher

COMPACT LASER SCANNER FOR THE SAFETY OF

REVOLVING DOORS

Right

detection area Left

detection area Calculation in progress

Exit the zone and wait

LED ﬂashes LED ﬂashes

x times

LED ﬂashes

red-green LED ﬂashes

slowly

LED ﬂashes

quickly LED is off

LED-SIGNALS

SYMBOLS

1 Sensor body

2 Angle adjustment screw

3 Laser screen

4 Connector

5 Push button

6 Laser window protection

7 Front cover

8 DIP-switch

9 Power cable

DESCRIPTION

Caution!

Laser radiation

Remote control

sequence

Possible

remote control

adjustments

Factory values Attention Note

The LZR®-FLATSCAN REV-PZ is a safety sensor for automatic revolving doors based on laser

technology. It secures the area in front of the leading post of the drum wall (pinch zone).

To do so, the sensor must be installed in the canopy of the door.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

CAUTION! CLASS 3R LASER

RADIATION ACCESSIBLE

DURING INSTALLATION.

AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE!

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

CAUTION! CLASS 3R LASER

RADIATIONACCESSIBLE

DURING INSTALLATION.

AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE!

0°C

°C

-10°C

SAFETY TIPS

The device contains 2 visible laser beams that can be activated

during the installation process to adjust precisely the position of the

detection field.

Do not look directly into these red beams or laser emitters (Class 3R).

The visible laser beams are inactive during normal functioning.

The door control unit and

the door cover proﬁle

must be correctly earthed.

Test the good functioning

of the installation before

leaving the premises.

Only trained and qualiﬁed

personnel may install and

adjust the sensor.

• The device cannot be used for purposes other than its intended use. All other uses cannot be guaranteed by the manufacturer of

the sensor.

• The manufacturer of the door system is responsible for carrying out a risk assessment and installing the sensor and the door system in

compliance with applicable national and international regulations and standards on door safety.

• The manufacturer of the sensor cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or inappropriate adjustments of the sensor.

• The warranty is void if unauthorized repairs are made or attempted by unauthorized personnel.

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE

Avoid extreme

vibrations.

Do not cover the front

screens. Remove the

laser window protection

before use.

Avoid moving objects

and light sources in

the detection ﬁeld.

Avoid the presence

of smoke and fog in

the detection ﬁeld.

Avoid condensation.

When needed, wipe the

laser window only with

a soft, clean and damp

microﬁbre cloth

Avoid exposure to

sudden and extreme

temperature changes.

Avoid direct exposure

to high pressure

cleaning.

Do not use aggressive

products to clean

the front screen.

Keep the sensor

permanently powered

in environments where

the temperature can

drop below -10°C.

CAUTION!

Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other than those speciﬁed herein may result in hazardous

radiation exposure.

≥20cm

12-24 V DC

COM

ON OFF

aus

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

CAUTION! CLASS 3R LASER

RADIATIONACCESSIBLE

DURINGINSTALLATION.

AVOIDDIRECTEYEEXPOSURE!

INSTALLATION

DIP SWITCH

DIP 2 ENVIRONMENT

DIP 3 BACKGROUND

DIP 4 OUTPUT CONFIGURATION

standard critical*

DIP 5 (NOT USED)

DIP 1 MONITORING active high active low

POWER SUPPLY

TEST / MONITOR

R1(REL AY )

R2(OPTO)

GREEN

BROWN

YELLOW

WHITE

PINK

GREY

RED

BLUE

*Output status when sensor is operational.

INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR

Install the sensor at the right position and ﬁx it with the screws.

* When DIP2 is OFF (critical environments), testbody CB (DIN 18650-1) might not be detected.

Switch to CRITICAL when external disturbances are likely to

cause unwanted detections.

Switch to OFF when there is no background

(e.g. glass ﬂoor).

Make sure the front side of the sensor faces towards the

outside of the door

WIRING

For compliance with EN 16005 and DIN 18650-1, the door controller test output must be connected and able

to test the sensor.

After changing a DIP-switch, the orange LED ﬂashes.

A LONG push on the push button conﬁrms the settings.

recommended position

front side

Make sure that the distance between the centre of the

sensor and the leading post is not smaller than 20 cm.

> 3 sec.

front view top view

PUSH BUTTONS

CURTAIN POSITION

Quickly press twice within 1 second to show the visible spots, and then adjust the tilt angle (range: 0 to +5°) with the

screwdriver until the visible spots are at the correct position.

Recommended position for the visible spots:

If 2 m mounting height: d≥4cm If 3 m mounting height: d≥5cm

If 4 m mounting height: d≥6cm If 5 m mounting height: d≥7cm

VISIBLE SPOTS

ADJUSTMENTS & SETTINGS

Quickly press the push button twice to activate the visible spots, they will help you position the curtain.

Quickly press twice to activate or deactivate the visible laser spots

Press for 2 seconds to launch a teach-in process

Press for 3 seconds to conﬁrm the setting after changing the DIP switch

Press for 5 seconds

to acknowledge the 6x ﬂashing error message and conﬁrm that you

want the sensor to be mounted higher than 4m. Note that the sensor

does not comply with DIN 18650 and EN 16005 above this height.

Do not look directly into the visible beams !

C A

001 - 070

001 - 500

001 - 070

no ﬁeld

h = installation height

Automatic teach-in

With the remote control

Use the remote control to deﬁne the left width C and right width A, then launch an environment learning.

( + + ). LED goes off after ﬁnishing the environment process. No need to deﬁne the width of the

ﬁeld with your hand in this mode.

FRONT FACE

DETECTION ZONE SETTING & TEACH-IN

Set the detection range either automatically or with the remote control:

1. To launch a teach-in, press shortly (< 2 sec) the push button (or by remote control + + ).

The sensor starts ﬂashing red-green quickly and automatically learns the installation height.

2. Wait until the sensor ﬂashes green. Stretch out your arm in front of you and make an up and down

movement to deﬁne the left/right limit of the detection ﬁeld. The LED ﬂashes red while calculating.

3. Wait until the sensor ﬂashes green again. Stretch out your arm in front of you and make an up and down

movement to deﬁne the right/left limit of the detection ﬁeld. The LED ﬂashes red while calculating.

4. Once the LED is off, the teach-in is completed.

Clasp the front cover to ﬁnish the installation. Protect the laser window in case of construction works.

• h < 3.5m, the sensor can detect testbody CA (EN 16005 & DIN 18650-1) and CB (DIN 18650-1).

• 3.5 < h < 4m, the sensor can detect tesbody CA (EN 16005 & DIN 18650-1), but the testbody CB (DIN 18650-1)

might not be detected.

• h > 4m, the testbodies CA (EN 16005 & DIN 18650-1) and CB (DIN 18650-1) might not be detected

Left

detection

area

Right

detection

area

< 2 sec.

NC NO

NO NC NO

NO NC

0.3 0.5 11.5 2357 9

0.1 sec

001 - 500

001 - 070

2 4 6810 12 14 16 18

NC NONO NC

001 - 070

070

no ﬁeld

R1 (RELAY)

R2 (OPTO)

WIDTH

(right)

no ﬁeld

PARAMETER SETTINGS

FACTORY VALUES

NO POWER

NO DETECTION

DETECTION

OUTPUT

CONFIGURATION

NO = normally open

NC = normally closed

NO NC NO

NO NC

R1 (RELAY)

R2 (OPTO)

NO POWER

NO DETECTION

DETECTION

* Output disabled.

R1(RELAY)

R2(OPTO)

* Output disabled.

The LED is also red when a detection in both areas occurs

R1(RELAY)

R2(OPTO)

WIDTH

(left)

HEIGHT

cm*

Uncovered zone: increase in case of snow, dead leaves, etc.

*Measured in speciﬁc conditions and dependant on application and installation.

DETECTION

FIELD

A new teach-in overwrites

these values.

HOLD TIME

UNCOVERED

ZONE

Right

detection

area

Left

detection

area

OUTPUT

REDIRECTION

In case of false detection, button and are not recommended.

When DIP2 is OFF, change automatically to ( 10 cm).

In order to change these settings by remote control, adjust DIP-switch 2 to ON.

In order to change these settings by remote control, adjust DIP-switch 4 to ON.

When the size of uncovered zone is greater than 6 cm, testbody CB from DIN 18650-1

is NOT detected in the grey zone.

Left or right

Left

Right

Left or right

Right

Left or right

Left

Right

Left

2x 3x

1x 5x

HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL

After unlocking, the red LED

ﬂashes and the sensor can

be adjusted with the 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, cut and restore

the power supply. During 1 minute you can access

the sensor without introducing any access code.

To end an adjustment session,

always lock the sensor.

ADJUSTING ONE OR MORE PARAMETERS

DETECTION FIELD ADJUSTMENT

Launch detection ﬁeld Teach-in*

* refer to the teach-in process on page 6.

Launch environment learning*

increase/decrease the detection ﬁeld of 1cm.

TEACH-IN

CHECKING A VALUE

= ﬁeld width: 2.35 m

x = number of ﬂashes = value of the parameter

When there are several sensors it is recommended to use a different access code for each sensor in order to avoid

changing settings on all of them at the same time.

turn on/ off the visible spots.

factory reset of all values.

factory reset of all values except ﬁeld dimensions, output redirection and conﬁguration.

enable/ disable the LED when there is a detection.

disable the output and LED for during 15 minutes and can be useful during an installation, a mechanical teach-in of the door or

maintenance work.

LED ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION

VISIBLE SPOTS

SERVICE MODE

RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS

10 10

The RED or GREEN LED

is ON sporadically or

permanently and the door

does not react

as expected.

Bad teach-in Launch a new teach-in.

Unwanted detections

(due to environment or

external conditions)

1Make sure the laser curtain at the correct position.

2Verify if the laser window is dirty and clean it carefully

with a damp and clean microﬁbre cloth if necessary

(attention: the surface of the laser window is delicate).

3Switch DIP 2 to off (critical environment).

The sensor does not react

at power-on.

Inverted power supply Check wiring (green +, brown -).

Faulty cable Replace cable

Faulty sensor Replace sensor

The sensor does not react

when powered.

Test error Check voltage between red and blue wires.

The service mode is

activated.

Exit the service mode.

It is not possible to adjust

a setting with the remote

control.

Wrong DIP-switch position. Adjust the required DIP-switches to ON.

The sensor is password protected Enter the right password. If you forgot the code, cut

and restore the power supply to access the sensor

without entering a password during 1 minute.

30 minutes after last use of the

remote control, the sensor locks

the access to the remote control

session.

Cut and restore the power supply.

TROUBLESHOOTING

In case of unwanted reactions of the door, verify whether the problem is caused by the sensor or the controller.

To do so, activate the service mode (no safety) and launch a door cycle. If the door cycle is completed successfully,

check the sensor. If not, verify the door controller or the wiring.

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