Halma BEA LZR-T305 User manual

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LZR®
EN
FOR PLATFORM SCREEN DOORS
detection range of 5.0 m x 5.0 m
LASER SCANNERS
User’s Guidefor product version 0600 and more
-T305/LZR-T305-P

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Avoid extreme
vibrations.
Do not cover
the front screens. Avoid moving objects
and light sources in
the detection field.
Avoid condensation.
Avoid the presence
of smoke and fog in
the detection field.
Avoid exposure to
sudden and extreme
temperature changes.
Keep the sensor
permanently powered
in environments where
the temperature can
descend below -10°C.
Wipe the front
screens regularly
with a clean and
damp cloth.
Do not use aggressive
products to clean
the front screens.
Avoid direct exposure
to high pressure
cleaning.
SAFETY
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
Do not look into the laser
emitter or the visible red
laser beams.
The warranty is void if
unauthorized repairs are
made or attempted by
unauthorized personnel.
Only trained and qualified
personnel may install and
adjust 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 and if
applicable, the machinery directive 2006/42/EC. Other use of the device is outside the permitted purpose and can not be
guaranteed by the manufacturer. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or inappropriate
adjustments of the sensor.
Test the good functioning
of the installation before
leaving the premises.
The device contains IR and visible laser diodes.
IR laser: wavelength 905nm; max. output pulse power 75W
(Class 1 according to IEC 60825-1)
Visible laser: wavelength 650nm; max. output CW power 3mW
(Class 3R according to IEC 60825-1)
The visible laser beams are inactive during normal functioning.
The installer can activate the visible lasers if needed.
CAUTION!
Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein
may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

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4
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1 2 3 4
1x
DESCRIPTION
SYMBOLS
LED-SIGNAL
DETECTION LEDs
no detection
ERROR LED POWER LED
detection
no error
error
no power
power
Caution!
Laser radiation
LED flashes quickly
LED flashes
LED is off
1. laser sweep emission
2. laser sweep reception
3. LED-signals (4)
4. screws for position lock (2)
5. connector
6. protection cover
7. visible laser beams (3)
8. notches for tilt angle adjustment (2)
9. adjustable bracket
10. cable conduits (4)
1. Detection LED: relay 1 - optional field
2. Detection LED: relay 2 - safety field
3. Error LED
4. Power LED
Remote control
sequence
Possible
remote control
adjustments
Factory
values
LED flashes slowly
All 4 LEDs can be switched off and on again by remote control.
This can be useful in cases where the sensor should not draw any attention.
LED flashes once
Attention!
Important!
Tip
Info
CAT2
Pl d
CAT2
Pl d
EN ISO 13849-1:2008
CAT 2, Pl «d»
According
to
Not
according
to

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x
4x 2x
1x
3x
30’
HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL
30 minutes after last use, the sensor locks the access to the remote control session.
Cut and restore power supply. The remote control session is accessible again during 30 minutes.
ADJUSTING ONE OR MORE PARAMETERS
CHECKING A VALUE
RESTORING TO FACTORY VALUES
SAVING AN ACCESS CODE
DELETING AN ACCESS CODE
The access code is recommended for sensors installed close to each other.
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.
= field width: 4.2 m
= field width is defined by teach-in
To end an adjustment session,
always lock the sensor.
Enter the existing code
teach-in
X = number of flashes = value of the parameter

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123
45
1
2
10 cm
45°
45°
+
-
+
-
CAT2
Pl d
Door control without test:
connect red and blue wires to
power supply (no polarity)
Use the mounting template to
position the sensor correctly. The
grey area indicates the detection
range. Drill 4 holes and make a
hole for the cable if possible.
Pass the cable +/- 10 cm though
the cable opening. If drilling an
opening is not possible, use the
cable conduits on the back side
of the bracket.
Position the bracket and fasten
the 4 screws firmly in order to
avoid vibrations.
Position the housing on the
bracket and turn the sensor until
the two triangles are face to face.
MOUNTING
WIRING
POWER SUPPLY
RELAY 1 - OPTIONAL FIELD
RELAY 2 - SAFETY FIELD
TEST
NOT USED
GREEN
BROWN
WHITE
YELLOW
PINK
VIOLET
RED
BLUE
WHITE/RED
WHITE/BLUE
Open the protection cover, plug
the connector and position the
cable in the slit.
Close the protection cover and
fasten it firmly.
The sensor tests both relays.
Use the Power Supply Module
(24V DC, 0.75 A) if needed.
Use the LBA accessory if needed.

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1 2
4
50 cm
5 m
94°
left right left right
WITH BACKGROUND WITHOUT BACKGROUND
centre
Stay outside of the detection field to avoid disturbances.
Select the corresponding mounting side.
The sensor learns its environment and automatically determines the detection field(s).
Both RED LEDs flash slowly and the 3 visible laser beams automatically light up during 30 seconds.
The sensor memorizes the
floor as reference point
and signals a fault when its
orientation is changed.
No reference point, no signal.
TIP:
The right mounting side
is recommended.
MOUNTING SIDE
Adjust the lateral position
of the detection field.
Adjust the tilt angle of the
detection field with the hex key.
Lock the position of the mounting
bracket to avoid malfunctioning in
case of extreme vibrations.
Unlock the sensor and activate the visible laser beams
in order to position the curtains parallell to the door.
POSITIONING
In case you want to install 1
LZR on each side of the PSD
in order to detect persons
standing on the door threshold,
the distance between the inner
curtains of the 2 sensors should
be max. 20 cm.
The visible laser beams stay activated for 15 minutes or can be turned off by the same sequence.
The distances between the
curtains depend on the
mounting height and side.
The visible laser beams indicate
approximately the postion of
curtain C1.
C1
CAT2
Pl d
CAT2
Pl d

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5
-
-
MIN MAX
FACTORY VALUES
SAFETY FIELD CONFIGURATION (RELAY 2)
3 s max. 30 s
Wait for the sensor to learn its environment
or lock it by remote control.
Launch a teach-in after changing the sensor position or when new objects are added to or changed in
the detection zone.
During teach-in, the detection field should be free of snow buildups, heavy rain, snowfall, fog or other
moving objects.
During teach-in, the sensor learns its surroundings and adapts the
detection field shape to these. Objects in the detection field will
be cut out.
WIDTH
HEIGHT
0.5 m 5.0 m
0.5 m 5.0 m
no field
Ex: for a field width of 3.2 m
FIELD DIMENSIONS
SAFETY FIELD TEACH-IN
After the teach-in, the field dimensions can be reduced by remote control.
The field is by default limited to 5 x 5 m. You can adapt the dimensions by remote control, but they
can never be bigger than the shape which was defined by the teach-in.

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6
XXXX
ACTIVE DETECTION
CURTAINS
The distances between the curtains depend on the mounting height and side. When mounted on the left, the distance between
curtain C1 and curtain C4 is approximately 10 cm for every meter (mounting height). Example: at 5 m the distance between C1
and C4 is 50 cm.
Ex:
C1 + C2 are active on safety field
C3 + C4 are active on optional field
C1 is active on both fields
C2+C3 are active on safety field
C4 is inactive
CURTAIN C1 C2 C3 C4
C1
C2
C3
C4
curtain is inactive on both fields
curtain is active on optional field
curtain is active on safety field
curtain is active on both fields All curtains are active on safety field
OTHER REMOTE CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS
0.5 m 5.0 m no field
Test the good functioning of the installation before leaving the premises.
FACTORY VALUES
OPTIONAL FIELD CONFIGURATION (RELAY 1)
-
MIN MAX
0.5 m 5.0 m
same as
safety
field
WIDTH
HEIGHT
FIELD DIMENSIONS
Make sure the white and yellow wires are connected to the corresponding outputs before configuring the
optional field.
Reduce the field dimensons if needed.

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510 15 20 cm
cm
10 15 20 25 5
R1 R2
A - NO
P - NC
A - NOP - NC P - NC
A - NO
P - NCA - NO
ms
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
indoor outdoor
low
outdoor
med
outdoor
highindoor outdoor
low
outdoor
med
outdoor
high
R1
R2
R1
R2
IMMUNITY FILTER
MIN. OBJECT SIZE
OUTPUT CONFIGURATION
DETECTION FIELD
REDIRECTION
(approximate values)
UNCOVERED ZONE
Increase in case of snow, dead leaves, etc.
optional
safety safety
optional
or safety
off
OUTPUT ACTIVATION
DELAY
(approximate values) off
The relays are triggered when the detection duration ≥ the selected time.
R = RELAY OUTPUT
A = active
P = passive
NO = normally open
NC = normally closed
FACTORY VALUES
INCREASED IMMUMTY REL ATIVE TO FIELD SIZE
Choose between environment or object.
CAT2
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CAT2
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1
1
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
TROUBLESHOOTING
No blue LED
Only the blue LED
is on.
The detection LED
remains green.
The orange LED is
flashing and the
detection LEDs are
red.
The detection LED
remains red.
The orange LED
is on.
The sensor does
not respond to the
remote control.
The sensor does not
unlock.
There is no power.
The test input is not
connected.
The detection field is too
small or deactivated.
Someone or something is
in the detection field.
The field is touching the
floor, the wall or the door,
which leads to detection.
No background (reference
point) is found.
The sensor is masked.
The power supply voltage
is exceeding the acceptable
limits.
The sensor exceeds its
temperature limits.
Internal error
30 minutes after last use
of the remote control, the
sensor locks the access to
the remote control session.
The batteries in the remote
control are not installed
properly or dead.
The remote control is badly
pointed.
A reflective object is in close
proximity to the sensor.
You have to enter an access
code or the wrong code was
entered.
The object size is too small.
The polarity of the power
supply is inverted.
Check cable and conneicton.
Check wiring.
The RED and BLUE cable have to be connected
to the test input or the power supply.
Check the size of the fields.
Launch a teach-in.
Step out of the field and/or remove the any
object(s) from the field.
Activate the 3 red beams and check if the
position of the sensor is correct.
If not, adjust the hex screws.
Verify the field size.
Launch a teach-in.
Check the position of the sensor.
Check the mounting side setting.
If there is no background, set the mounting side
to value 3 to 5.
Launch a new teach-in.
Verify and clean the front screens
with a damp cloth.
Check the power supply voltage.
Verify the outside temperature where the sensor
is installed. Eventually protect the sensor from
sunlight using a cover.
Wait a few seconds.
If the LED remains ON, reset the power supply.
If the LED turns on again, replace the sensor.
Cut and restore power supply.
The remote control session is accessible again
during 30 minutes.
Verify or replace the batteries.
Point the remote control towards the sensor,
but with a slight angle. The RC should not be
pointed in a right angle in front of the sensor.
Avoid highly reflective material in proximity to
the sensor.
Cut and restore power supply.
No code is required to unlock during the first
minute after powering.
Check the polarity of the power supply.
Decrease the min. object size.
All LEDs have been de-
activated by remote control.
Activate the LEDs by remote control.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications are subject to changes without prior notice.
All values measured in specific conditions.
Technology:
Detection mode:
Max. detection range:
Uncovered zone:
Remission factor:
Angular resolution:
Min. detected object size (typ.):
(in proportion to object distance)
Testbody:
Emission characteristics:
IR laser:
Red visible laser:
Supply voltage:
Power consumption:
Peak current at power-on:
Cable length:
Response time:
Output:
Max. switching voltage:
Max. switching current:
Switching time:
Output resistance:
Voltage drop on output:
Leakage current:
Input:
Max. contact voltage:
Voltage threshold:
Response time monitoring input:
LED-signal:
Dimensions:
Material:
Colour:
Mounting angles on bracket:
Rotation angles on bracket:
Tilt angles on bracket:
Protection degree:
Temperature range:
Humidity:
Vibrations:
Pollution on front screens:
Expected lifetime:
Norm conformity:
laser scanner, time-of-flight measurement
motion and presence (EN12453 Typ. E)
5.0 m x5.0 m
5 - 25 cm (adjustable)
>2 %
0,3516 °
2,1 cm @ 3 m ; 3,5 cm @ 5 m
700 mm x300 mm x200 mm (testbody A according to EN 12445)
wavelength 905 nm; max. outputpulsepower 75 W (CLASS 1)
wavelength 650 nm; max. output CW power 3 mW (CLASS 3R)
10-35V DC @ sensor side (to beoperated from SELV compatiblepower supplies only)
<5 W
1.8 A(max. 80 ms@35 V)
10 m
typ. 20 ms; max. 80 ms(+output activation delay)
2 electronic relays (galvanic isolated - polarity free)
35 V DC / 24 V AC
80 mA(resistive)
tON=5 ms; tOFF=5 ms
typ 30 Ω
<0.7V @20 mA
<10 µA
2 optocouplers(galvanic isolated - polarity free)
35 V DC (over-voltage protected)
Log. H: >8 V DC; Log. L: <3 V DC
<5 ms
1 blue LED: power-on status
1 orange LED: error status
2 bi-coloured LEDs: detection/output status (green:no detection; red:detection)
125 mm (D) x93 mm (W) x70 mm(H) (mounting bracket + 14 mm)
PC/ASA
black
-45 °, 0 °, 45 °
-5 ° to +5 ° (lockable)
-3 ° to +3 °
IP65
-30 °C to +60 °C if powered; -10 °C to +60 °C unpowered
0-95 % non-condensing
<2 G
max. 30 %; homogenous
8 years
2006/95/EC: LVD; 2002/95/EC: RoHS;
2004/108/EC: EMC; 2006/42/EC: MD;
EN 12453:2000 chapter 5.1.1.6, chapter 5.5.1 Safety device E;
EN 12978:2009; EN ISO 13849-1:2008 CAT2, Pl “d”;
EN 60529:2001; IEC 60825-1:2007; EN 60950-1:2005;
EN 61000-6-2:2005; EN61000-6-3:2006;
IEC 61496-1:2009; EN61496-3:2008 ESPE Type 2;
EN 62061:2005 SIL 2

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