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Fig . 6
Fig . 7
Motion zone
Precense zone
Motion zone
The 2 marks shown on the two arrows must be placed
outside the moving door parts
Fig . 7 .1
Motion zone
Motion zone
Precense zone
Any failures during the teach-in procedure will cancel the settings and the
teach procedure must be repeated step a and b . This situation is shown with
the running light on all LEDs .
Test safe zone:
f . Verification of the presence zone must be done with a CA test body
DIN 18650-1
The presence zone can be verified using a test card . With advantage
you use a sheet of paper (i .e . A4 horisontally) as a test card . Please
use a testcard that provides the strongest possible contrast to the
background (the floor area) like black or white (see fig . 8) .
Move the testcard from the motion zone into the safe zone and the
safe zone should react .
8
1. Teach the background
a . Place the white markers
like shown on the illustra-
tions (see fig . 6, 7 and 7 .1),
to define the width and po-
sition of the entire door .
b . Press and hold the teach
button for 3 seconds until
all LEDs flash simultaneously .
c . Leave the motion area, all
LED's will continue flashing
as long as there is move-
ment within the area .
d .When only the green LED
is flashing the background
is stored into the sensor .
2. Teach the presence
zone
a . Place the black markers
on top of the white markers,
defining the width and posi-
tion of the door .
b . Press teach button short-
ly . The 3 LEDs will start
flashing simultanously .
c . Leave the presence and
motion zone, all LEDs will
continue flashing as long as
there is movement within
the area .
d . When the LEDs stop
flashing and the green and
red LED lights is permantly
on, the safe zone is stored
in the sensor .
e . Remove the markers . The
green and red LED is on and
the sensor learn the "nor-
mal" back-ground, (10, 30,
60 or 300 sec .) and the red
LED turn off .
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