Halma BEA G3 User manual

2 Specications
G3
USER’S GUIDE
COMBINED RADAR ACTIVATION AND ACTIVE INFRARED SAFETY SENSOR
1 Description
DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION
Supply voltage 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
Power frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Power consumption < 3 W
Mounting height
• Standard
• High
5’9” to 8’2”
8’2” to 13’0”
G3 data input 10 to 30 VDC
Delay of the output activation after stimulation Transistor : < 1ms
3-color LED • RED: presence detection
• GREEN: motion detection
• ORANGE: monitoring process
Temperature range -30°F to +131°F
Degree of protection NEMA 3S / (IP54)
Product conformity R&TTE 1999/5/EC & EMC 89/336/EEC BZT Germany, TÜV
Dimensions 10.4“ x 2.2“ x 1.9“
Weight .55 lbs / 250 g
Housing material ABS & LURAN S
Color of Housing Anthracite gray (standard), aluminum, dark bronze, black or white nish
Cable length 10’ of 6-conductor cable
2nd Radar Antenna
Radar Motion Sensor
Radar Antenna Clip
Radar Tilt Angle Indication
45°
30°
15°
Cover
Push Buttons
IR Presence Sensor
IR Prism
Main Connector
IR Curtain Adjustment Screw
DESCRIPTION MOTION SENSOR PRESENCE SENSOR
Technology Microwave and microprocessor
Transmitter frequency: 24.125 GHz
Transmitter radiated power: <20 dBm EIRP
Transmitter power density: < 5 mW/cm²
Focused active infrared and
Self-monitored microprocessor
Spot diameter (standard): 4” max
Number of spots: 24 or 12 spots by curtain
Number of curtains: 2
Detection eld (standard)
• Wide eld
• Narrow eld
13’0” W x 6’6” D
6’6” W x 8’2” D 6’6” W x 13.75” D 3’3” W x 13.75” D
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3 Precautions
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CAUTION
Shut off all power before attempting any wiring procedures.
Maintain a clean & safe environment when working in public areas.
Constantly be aware of pedestrian trafc around the door area.
Always stop pedestrian trafc through the doorway when performing tests that may result in unexpected reactions by the
door.
ESD electrostatic discharge: Circuit boards are vulnerable to damage by electrostatic discharge. Before handling any board
ensure you dissipate your body’s charge.
Always check placement of all wiring before powering up to insure that moving door parts will not catch any wires and cause
damage to equipment.
Ensure compliance with all applicable safety standards (i.e. ANSI A156.10 / 19) upon completion of installation.
DO NOT attempt any internal repair of the sensor. All repairs and/or component replacements must be performed by BEA,
Inc. Unauthorized disassembly or repair:
1. May jeopardize personal safety and may expose one to the risk of electrical shock.
2. May adversely affect the safe and reliable performance of the product will result in a voided product warranty.
4 Pre Installation Check
1. When preparing to wire multiple devices together for a ‘System’ conguration, it is best to ensure the correct operation of each device inde-
pendently before starting to help reduce troubleshooting time later in the event of a discrepancy.
2. Prior to installing any equipment, ensure the correct line voltage and stability. When applying equipment on a new installation utilizing new
electrical supply circuits, always ensure that correct line voltage exists and is stable. Remember to shut the power back off after this is
checked and before performing any wiring to the system.
5 Installation
1Remove Sensor Cover
1. Remove cover from unit by gently prying the tab on the backside of
the sensor housing or if the sensor is installed on the header insert
a screwdriver behind the unit and gently pry off the cover.
2 Specications (Continued)
DESCRIPTION MOTION SENSOR PRESENCE SENSOR
Detection mode Minimum detection speed
2 inches / sec. (measured in the sensor axis)
Response time: < 128ms
Angle From 15° to 50° in elevation (adjustable) From - 4° to + 4° (adjustable)
Output specication Relay (free of potential change-over contact):
• Max contact voltage: 42V AC/DC
• Max contact current: 1A (resistive)
• Max switching power: 30W (DC) / 60VA (AC)
Transistor (optocoupled transistor)
• Max output current: 100 mA
• Max switching power: 48 VDC
Output hold-time 0.5s to 9s (adjustable) 1s (xed)
Manual adjustment • orientation of sensing eld (mechanically)
• shape of the sensing eld (choice of antenna)
• multiple functions (using push buttons)
• orientation of sensing eld
• shape of the sensing eld (choice of front lens)
• multiple functions (by push buttons)
Remote control adjustments • Sensitivity
• Hold time
• Detection mode
• Immunity
• Output conguration
• Immunity
• Auto-learn time
• Monitoring mode
• Number of Curtains
• Relay / Output conguration
Tab Pry
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4Sensor Wiring
1. When connecting to a microprocessed control box, the motion output and presence output wires may be connected to separate inputs or may
also be connected to a mutual input. Some controls may only have an activation input, while others may have an activation input, as well as a
safety (or presence) input.
Wiring the G3 to an Automatic Door Control with Separate Activation and Safety Inputs
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Color Microprocessed Controls
Red 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
Black 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
White Common at Door Control
Green Activation Input at Door Control
Brown Common at Door Control
Blue Safety Input at Door Control
Wiring the G3 to an Automatic Door Control with Activation and Safety Wired to One Input
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Color Controls Without Safety Circuit
Red 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
Black 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
White Common at Door Control
Green Activation Input at Door Control
Brown Common at Door Control
Blue Activation Input at Door Control
Wiring the G3 to an Automatic Door Control with Activation and Safety Signal through Relay Only
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Color Controls Without Safety Circuit
Red 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
Black 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
White Common at Door Control
Green Activation Input at Door Control
Brown Not Used
Blue Not Used
5 Installation (Continued)
2Mount Sensor
1. Using scale on template, position drawing of sensor on template
0” to 2” from bottom of header.
NOTE: Flush mount with bottom of header is necessary for all
negative IR angles.
2. Drill hole marked for wire passage and drill pilot holes for screw
mounting. Remove template prior to sensor installation.
3. Insert mounting screws approximately halfway in and install the G3
on the screws. When in place, tighten screws to secure to header.
NOTE: Leave cover off until mechanical adjustments are complete.
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1/2
3/4
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1-1/4
1-1/2
1-3/4
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1/4
1/2
3/4
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1-1/4
1-1/2
1-3/4
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G3 MOUNTING TEMPLATE
Drill1/8” hole Drill1/8” hole
Drill 1/2”wire passage hole anywhere within this area
Do not mount lower than this line
Do not mount lower than this line
3Cable Routing
1. With G3 in place, locate the enclosed cable and feed the stripped
end through the wire passage hole in the header.
2. Leave enough slack to allow connection to the G3 and proper
routing of wire around the plastic post.
NOTE: Observe proper routing of the cable as shown. This is
to divert rainwater from the G3 if water should run down
the cable. Proper routing of the wire also provides easier
installation of the cover.
Plastic Post
Cable / Wire
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• PWR: Red - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
• PWR: Black - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
•COM: White - Common at Door Control
• ACTIV: Green - Activation at Door Control
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White and Green provide output for motion and presence detection
On Remote Control Set: To
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• PWR: Red - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
• PWR: Black - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
•COM: White - Common at Door Control
• ACTIV: Green - Activation at Door Control
• COM: Brown - Connected to White Common
• SAFETY: Blue - Connected to Green Activation
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Brown and Blue may be connected to White and Green
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• PWR: Red - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
• PWR: Black - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
•COM: White - Common at Door Control
• ACTIV: Green - Activation at Door Control
• COM: Brown - Common at Door Control
• SAFETY: Blue - Safety at Door Control
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For Secondary Activation see important note on page 6.
For One Way Evening Mode see addendum 5 on page 15.
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6 Mechanical Adjustments
1Radar Motion Sensing Field: Width
1. Insert the desired microwave antenna for a wide or narrow eld of detection. The optional narrow eld antenna is located in the slot behind
the mounted antenna as shown. To remove the antenna, carefully remove the protective cover and change the antenna. Once the proper
antenna is in place, adjust the angle of antenna as necessary.
03.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
0
3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
03.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
0
3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
Wide Pattern Narrow Pattern
2Radar Motion Sensing Field: Depth
1. The position of the sensing eld is determined by the vertical angle of the planar antenna. The angle is adjusted by gently rotating the
antenna forward or backward. The default angle is 30°.
2. The tilt angle is determined by the position of the sensor with relation to the face of the door. A 15° angle will result in the pattern being drawn
back toward the door. A 45° angle will place the pattern further away from the door. Be certain to walk test the detection eld and ensure
compliance with applicable ANSI standards.
03.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
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3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
0 3.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
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3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
13.1’
15°30°45°
30°
45°
15°
0°
3IR Presence Sensing Field: Width
1. Install the lens for the desired IR pattern. The wide pattern offers 2 curtains of 24 overlapping spots and the narrow pattern offers 2 curtains of
12 overlapping spots. When installing the lens ensure the smooth part of the lens is installed facing outward.
6.5’
14”
7.2’
3.2’
14”
7.2’
Wide Pattern Narrow Pattern
4IR Presence Sensing Field: Depth
1. The IR pattern may be adjusted by moving the pattern nearer or further away from the face of the door by adjusting the tilt angle from +4° to
-4°. A counterclockwise rotation of the adjustment screw will move the curtain further away from the door and clockwise rotation will move the
curtain toward the door. Precise location of the IR beam may be found by using BEAs Spotnder P/N 10SPOT.
-4°
0°
max. 3” max. 3”
+4° -4°
0°
Sensor Plastic Pin Indicator Sensor Adjustment Screw
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F1 F2
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7 Remote Control Adjustments
1Important Remote Control Adjustments
Every programming session begins by unlocking the sensor. Thereafter a program setting may be altered by pressing the desired function key
followed by the desired value for that function. When all programming is complete press the lock key twice to retain settings. Use the following
as a guide:
Unlock the sensor to enter into adjustment
session (if no access code has been entered)
To change the value of a parameter
(ex. Maximum duration of presence
detection)
… to change any other parameters
(ex. Output Conguration)
To check the value of a parameter
(ex. maximum duration of presence
detection)
Lock the adjustment session and go back to
normal function
Press Unlock Key RED LED
Flashes Slowly
Select Parameter
to Change
RED LED
Flashes Quickly
Enter New Value RED LED
Flashes Slowly
Select Parameter
to Change
RED LED
Flashes Quickly
Enter New Value RED LED
Flashes Slowly
Select Parameter
to Check
RED LED
Flashes Quickly
Press Question
Mark
The Number of Green Flashes Indicate
the Value of This Parameter
RED LED
Flashes Slowly
Press Lock Key Twice
OR + Lock Code
0-9
0-9
?
Relay Hold Time
0 (0.5s) → 9 (9s)
Sensitivity
0 (min) → 9 (max) default = 7
0
3
6
9
0 3.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
0
3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
Microwave Detection
Mode
1: Bidirectional Mode
2: Unidirectional Mode
3: Unidirectional Mode with MTF
Safety Output
Redirection
0: No Redirection
1: Transfer Presence Detection To
Activation Output (All Relay Output)
2: Activation Output Only Upon Motion
and Presence Detection
3: N/A - Future
4: N/A - Future
F1
Door Control
1: Normal (LED in Normal Mode)
2: Door Permanently Open
(Red LED On)
3: Door Permanently Closed
(Red LED Off)
F2
Unlock
Check Value ?
Lock
Microwave
Immunity
1: Reduced
2: Normal
3: Increased
4: through 9: Higher number equals
higher immunity level.
See Important Notes Page 6
Radar Motion Detection
IR Presence Detection
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Installation
Conguration
Mounting
Height
Pulse
Frequency
Single Unit
1Low Low
2 High Low
3 Low High
4 High High
Overlapping Units
5 Low Low
6 High Low
7 Low High
8 High High
See Important Notes Page 6
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2Important Remote Control Adjustments
7 Remote Control Adjustments (Continued)
Output
Conguration
Motion
Out
Presence
Out
1 Active / N.O. Passive / N.C.
2 Passive / N.C. Active / N.O.
3 Passive / N.C. Passive / N.C.
4Active / N.O. Active / N.O.
Number of IR Curtains
1: 1 Curtain
(Safety Curtain Close to the Door)
2: 2 Curtains
3: 2nd Curtain in Dynamic Mode
(Enabled After a Motion Detection)
Automatic Learn Time
0: 30 Seconds 4: 10 Minutes
1: 1 Minute 5: 20 Minutes
2: 2 Minutes 6: 60 Minutes
3: 5 Minutes 9: Innity
No Learn
Infrared Immunity
1: Normal
2: High (extreme snow, rain, pedimats
or lighting)
See Important Notes
Radar Motion Detection
IR Presence Detection
Important Notes
• Defaults are Shown in Bold Print
• Restore Factory Defaults
Magic Wand + 9
Sensor will Self Launch Set Up
• Quick Set Up has Two Second
Duration
• Assisted Set Up is recommended
for rst time set up. Duration is
16 seconds and will automatically
trigger door to open position during
set up routine.
Microwave Immunity: Immunity
levels above 3 are intended for
applications where excessive
interference may be causing
unintended detection. When applying
a value of 4 or higher increment the
value one step at a time followed by
a walk test. When complete, ensure
compliance with all applicable safety
and performance standards.
Secondary Activation: On a one-way
trafc application, use a toggle switch
or other switch to break the green wire
to door control. Door control safety
circuit must turn off in door closed
position.
Installation Conguration: To
prevent crosstalk when installing
overlapping units set one unit to 5 and
one unit to 7 for Low mount or one unit
to 6 and one unit to 8 for High mount.
Reset access code to default: Power
cycle the sensor and within 60 sec.
press unlock, lock, 0000.
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3Launch Set Up of Infrared Curtains
Unlock the sensor to enter into adjustment
session
To Launch an Assisted Set Up
→ Required after mechanical adjustments of
the IR sensor module
→ Required once after first installation
The sensor performs a door opening and
closing cycle to check the inuence of the
door leaves to the safety curtains. See
Troubleshooting if RED LED ashes quickly
after set up.
Press Unlock Key RED LED
Flashes Slowly
Press Set Up Press 0
0
RED / GREEN LED
Alternating Flashes
Setup
Launch Quick Setup
Launch Assisted Setup
Restore Factory Settings
Note: F1 function and the
access code are not reset.
0
9
0 (min) → 9 (max) default = 0
0
3
6
9
0 3.2’ 6.4’3.2’6.4’
0
3.2’
6.4’
9.6’
Secondary
Activation Sensitivity
1
4
7
F1 F2
5
8
0
+
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3
6
9
2A
B
C
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External
Monitoring SMR
0: Monitoring Disabled (Off)
SMR (Off)
1: Monitoring Enabled (On)
SMR (On)
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8 Manual Set Up Without Remote
1Manual Set Up
Set up of the G3 may be accomplished by the use of two G3 mounted
programming buttons. The procedures below indicate how to program
using these buttons.
NOTE: Red LED indicates parameter. Green LED indicates value.
To begin programming:Briey press the right button and move away from the sensing zones.
To reset the unit to factory defaults:Press and hold both buttons simultaneously until both Red and Green
LEDs ash alternately.
NOTE: F1 function and the access code are
not reset after pressing the manual program buttons.
To customize the settings from factory defaults:To enter the customizing mode: Press the right button until the LED
ashes and then release.
To return to standard mode: Press the right button again until the
LED stops ashing and then release.
Customizing Mode:• The Red LED light indicates the number for the parameter being
altered (1 ash = parameter #1).
• The Green LED light indicates the value for the parameter being
altered (1 ash means value = 1).
• The Right Button enables selection of the parameter number being
altered (+1 for each press).
• The Left Button enables alteration of the parameter (+1 for each
press).
Helpful Hint:When the sensor is wired correctly pressing and holding the left button
will result in disconnecting all outputs from that sensor, allowing the
door to close, if no other devices are being activated.
PARAMETER NUMBER
(Altered by the right button and
conrmed by RED LED)
PARAMETER VALUES
(Altered by the left button and
conrmed by GREEN LED)
DEFAULT VALUE
1Radar Sensitivity 0 - 9 7
2Relay hold time 0 - 9 0
3Output conguration 1 - 4 4
4 Auto-learn presence sensing 0 - 9 0
5Detection mode 1- 4 3
6 Microwave Immunity 1 - 9 3
7 IR Immunity 1 - 3 1
8Not Used Displays 8 Orange Flashes Displays 8 Orange Flashes
9Not Used 0 0
10 IR curtain 1 - 3 3
11 Secondary Sensitivity 0 - 9 0
12 Height & Frequency 1 - 4 1
13 Output Re-Direction 0 - 4 0
14 Door Control Function 1 - 3 1
15 Not Used Displays 15 Orange Flashes Displays 15 Orange Flashes
EXAMPLE: Change radar sensitivity from 7 to 9 and set hold time to
4 seconds:
NOTE: When the highest value for the parameter has been reached,
the value will “roll over” to its lowest value (e.g. for radar
mode: 1, 2, 3, then 1, 2, …).
The sensor automatically returns to standard mode if neither
button has been pressed for one minute.
REQUIRED: If the IR frequency has been manually changed, to
prevent the sensors from being in permanent detection,
momentarily depress the right program button to launch
an assisted setup.
Press the right button for 2 seconds, you will enter the customizing
mode:
• The red LED ashes once (parameter 1)
• The green LED ashes 7 times (sensitivity = 7)
• Press the left button twice to move from
sensitivity = 7 to sensitivity = 9
Press the right button once to move to Parameter 2 (relay hold time):
• The red LED ashes twice (parameter 2)
• The green LED does not ash (hold time = 0 seconds)
• Press the left button four times to move from hold time = 0 to hold
time = 4 seconds
Program Buttons
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9 Power Up
1Power Up Procedures
STEP USER’S ACTION RESULT
Step 1 With all wiring in place, apply power to door control and 12 to 24
VAC / VDC: -5% to +10% to G3. Once powered, observe LED
status on the G3. Stop all trafc through the doorway while per-
forming this step, and remain clear of the G3’s detection zones.
The G3 will show a steady red LED during the set-up procedure.
Once the G3 completes setup, the door will close and begin
normal operation thereafter. Setup process takes approximately
6 seconds, if uninterrupted.
Step 2 If the sensor is being powered for the rst time, because of new
installation or sensor is being replaced, unlock the G3 and Press
the Magic Wand Key, followed by a number 0. Observe the LED
status during setup.
Once set-up is complete, the LED indication will reect the
status of the set-up. Observe the LED while standing outside of
the detection zones.
• NO LED UPON COMPLETION = Successful setup
• RED LED ON = Presence being detected -G3 is seeing an
object.
• GREEN LED MOMENTARILY ON = MOTION DETECTION
(G3 sees movement). Adjust microwave functions: angle,
sensitivity, immunity.
• ORANGE LED ON = Possible fault. If LED stays on, reset
power and observe LED. If it comes back on steady, replace
G3.
• Fast ashing Red = setup failed due to improper IR curtain
adjustment or disturbance of IR curtain during setup.
Step 3 Proceed with ne tuning the mechanical , as well as the program
adjustments of the G3. Refer to the applicable sections of this
manual for altering any settings. Be sure to check:
• Motion width & depth • Presence width & depth
• Position of infrared curtain • Sensitivity of motion eld
Sensor must always be adjusted to be in compliance with the
current version of ANSI A156.10.
10 Troubleshooting
1Troubleshooting Procedures
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Orange LED is illuminated on G3. 1. G3 IR is in saturation
2. Internal fault within the G3
3. Faulty Power Input
1. Launch a new setup and remain all clear
from the detection area.
2. Remove power, then re-apply. Input power
may have uctuated beyond tolerances.
Red LED ashes after attempting a set-up. 1. Infrared curtains are too close to the door
and the sensor detects a door inuence.
2. IR curtain too far away from door.
3. IR curtain disturbed during setup.
1. Adjust Infrared curtain as necessary. Use
of BEA’s Spotnder during this process is
recommended.
2. Adjust Infrared curtain as necessary. Use
of BEA’s Spotnder during this process
isrecommended.
3. Relaunch a setup and keep people away
from door until setup completes.
Door will not close Red LED off at G3. 1. On-Off switch at door control in wrong
position or is faulty.
2. Improper Relay Conguration on G3.
3. Faulty door control.
1. Check to insure On-Off switch for door is in
the ON or AUTOMATIC position. If switch
is in correct position, check switch with
multi-meter for proper operation.
2. Insure correct polarity at Brown and Blue
wires
3. Check Relay Conguration setting on each
G3. Refer to page 6 for settings.
4. Remove all sensor inputs from the door
control. If door remains open, fault ex-
ists with door control or motor. Refer
to manufacturer’s manual for further
troubleshooting. If door closes with sensor
inputs removed, fault exists with sensors or
related wiring.
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10 Troubleshooting (Continued)
1Troubleshooting Procedures
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Door opens when it should close. 1. Relay Conguration on wrong setting. 1. Check Relay Conguration setting.
Door will not open. 1. On-Off switch at door control in wrong
position or is faulty. 1. Check to insure On-Off switch for door is in ON or AUTOMATIC position. If it is in cor-
rect position, check switch with multi-meter
for proper operation.
Door will not open (Continued). 1. G3 not detecting trafc.
2. Faulty wiring between sensor and door
control.
3. Faulty door control.
1. Walk in and out of G3 detection area, if
green LED does not illuminate check:
a. Power supply for G3: 12 to 24 VAC /
VDC: -5% to +10%
b. Check G3 setting on each G3.
c. Check Relay Conguration for each
G3.
2. Remove all sensor inputs from the door
control. Jumper the common and activate
terminals of the door control. If door does
not open, fault lies within door control or
motor. Refer to manufacturer’s manual for
further troubleshooting. If door opens, fault
lies with sensors or related wiring.
3. Refer to Step 2.
Door keeps recycling open. 1. G3 is seeing door.
2. G3 is seeing movement from unwanted
objects.
3. Vibration is triggering the G3.
1. Observe LED status on each G3. Green
LED indicates motion detection, red
LED indicates presence. If LED’s are on,
make sensor adjustments as necessary
to eliminate unwanted detection. Check
angle, sensitivity, and immunity for
presence and motion.
2. Check for moving objects in the path of
detection, such as posters, banners, etc.
3. Locate source of vibration and correct as
necessary.
G3 will not respond to remote control. 1. Batteries in remote are dead or are
installed improperly.
1. Ensure batteries are installed correctly.
Replace batteries: AAA 1.5 volt.
G3 will not unlock when access code is
entered.
1. Improper code being entered. 1. Reset code to the default value of 0000 by
performing the following:
a. Cut and restore power supply. No code
is required to unlock during the rst
minute after powering. Reset code prior
to locking.
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Upon finishing the installation and/or service work perform at a minimum a daily safety check in accordance with the
minimum inspection guidelines provided by AAADM. Provide each owner with an owner’s manual that includes a daily
safety checklist and contains at a minimum the information recommended by AAADM. Offer a familiarization session
with the owner explaining how to do daily inspections and calling out location of cutoff switches to put equipment out
of service if a deficiency is noted. The equipment should be inspected in accordance with the minimum inspection
guidelines annually. A safety check that includes at a minimum the items listed on the safety information label must be
performed during each service call. If you are not an AAADM certified inspector BEA strongly recommends to have an
AAADM certified inspector perform an AAADM inspection and placing a valid inspection sticker below the safety
information label prior to placing the equipment into operation.
AAADM American Association of
Automatic Door Manufactures
ANSI / AAADM Compliance
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13 Company Contact
12 Accessories
Ceiling Adapter
10WCA
Universal Rain Cover
10URC Spotnder
10SPOT
Cable Adapter
10IFBWIZARDII
Weather / Rain Cover
10WRC
Our Service Technicians can be called 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For more information visit www.beasensors.com.
Do not leave problems unresolved. If a satisfactory solution cannot be achieved after troubleshooting
a problem, please call BEA, Inc. If you must wait for the following workday to call BEA, leave the door
inoperable until satisfactory repairs can be made. Never sacrifice the safe operation of the automatic
door or gate for an incomplete solution.
After Normal Business Hours
West / Mexico
1-888-419-2564
Central
1-800-407-4545
AK, MI, WI, TX, Canada
1-866-836-1863
East
1-866-249-7937
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
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Addendum 1
SIZE: DRAWN BY: TITLE: STANLEY DURAGLIDE WITH
WIZARD II /G3 SYSTEM, MICROCELL
A
100 ENTERPRISE DRIVE PITTSBURGH, PA 15275 PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] EMAIL: www.beasensors.com
REV BY:
KJG TUC 80.0123.04
SCALE: DATE: NONE 24 NOV 2005
PART NO: SHEET 1 OF 1
EXTERIOR WIZARD/G3
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
24 V
TRANSFORMER
NOTES: 1) WIZARDS WILL OPERATE WITH THE 12 VDC ON PINS 1&2, 5&6.
2) ONE WAY FUNCTION IS APPLICABLE IF CLOSED DOOR MONITORING SWITCH IS INSTALLED.
SWITCH SHALL CLOSE 2" FORM FULL CLOSE
TB- 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TB- 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8HOLDING
BEAMS
COMMON
EXTERIOR SCAN
INTERIOR SCAN
COMMON
DURAGLIDE INTERFACE BOARD
COMMON
RA WH 1
RA BL 2
EA WH 3
EA BL 4 5 NC
4 NO 3 COM 2 12-24 VAC/DC 1 12-24 VAC/DC
RB WH 1
RB BL 2
EB WH 3
EB BL 4
* RECEIVER (A), EMITTER (A)
RECEIVER (B), EMITTER(B) WH= WHITE, BL= BLACK
MICROCELL ONE
ON
1 2 3 4
RA WH 1
RA BL 2
EA WH 3
EA BL 4 5 NC
4 NO 3 COM 2 12-24 VAC/DC 1 12-24 VAC/DC
RB WH 1
RB BL 2
EB WH 3
EB BL 4
* RECEIVER (A), EMITTER (A)
RECEIVER (B), EMITTER(B) WH= WHITE, BL= BLACK
MICROCELL ONE
ON
1 2 3 4
IF AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING A PROBLEM, A SATISFACTORY SOLUTION CANNOT BE ACHIEVED, PLEASE CALL B.E.A., INC. FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE DURING EASTERN STANDARD TIME AT 1-800-523-2462 FROM 8AM - 5PM. FOR AFTER-HOURS,
CALL EAST COAST: 1-866-836-1863 OR 1-800-407-4545 / MID-WEST: 1-888-308-8843 / WEST COAST: 1-888-419-2564. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM UNRESOLVED. IF YOU MUST WAIT FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKDAY TO CALL B.E.A., LEAVE THE
DOOR INOPERABLE UNTIL SATISFACTORY REPAIRS CAN BE MADE. NEVER SACRIFICE THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE AUTOMATIC DOOR OR GATE FOR AN INCOMPLETE SOLUTION.WEB: WWW.BEASENSORS.COM
SEE NOTE 2
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Addendum 2
SIZE: DRAWN BY:
A
100 ENTERPRISE DRIVE PITTSBURGH, PA 15275 PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] EMAIL: www.beasensors.com
REV BY:
KJG KJG 80.0058.04
SCALE: DATE: NONE 13 JUL 2005
PART NO: SHEET 1 OF 1
RA WH 1
RA BL 2
EA WH 3
EA BL 4 5 NC
4 NO 3 COM 2 12-24 VAC/DC 1 12-24 VAC/DC
RB WH 1
RB BL 2
EB WH 3
EB BL 4
* RECEIVER (A), EMITTER (A)
RECEIVER (B), EMITTER(B) WH= WHITE, BL= BLACK
MICROCELL ONE
ON
1 2 3 4
EXTERIOR WIZARD/G3
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
24 V
TRANSFORMER
R 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
STOPIMPULSE
AMD2 CONTROL
RESET
PARTIAL OPEN EXIT
OFF
PRES.IMPULSE(1)
C-SWITCH,0VDC
PRES.IMPULSE(2)
+ 18 VDC
INNERIMPULSE
OUTERIMPULSE
+ 18 VDC
* Optional - connect
to reset (TB1 R) if required.
*
} LOCKING DEVICE
TITLE: BESAM CUD/J-9 AMD2 SLIDING DOOR
WITH WIZARD II / G3 SYSTEM
NOTE: 1) DO NOT CONNECT BROWN WIRES TO C-SWITCH COMMON.
2) OBSERVE POLARITY WITH BROWN CONNECTING TO GROUND (0 VDC). 3) A JUMPER MUST BE INSTALLED IN PINS 9,12 ON CONTROL BOX FOR RE-ENTRY SENSOR IN ONE-WAY TRAFFIC
AS PER APPLICABLE ANSI STANDARD.
IF AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING A PROBLEM, A SATISFACTORY SOLUTION CANNOT BE ACHIEVED, PLEASE CALL B.E.A., INC. FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE DURING EASTERN STANDARD TIME AT 1-800-523-2462 FROM 8AM - 5PM. FOR AFTER-HOURS,
CALL EAST COAST: 1-866-836-1863 OR 1-800-407-4545 / MID-WEST: 1-888-308-8843 / WEST COAST: 1-888-419-2564. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM UNRESOLVED. IF YOU MUST WAIT FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKDAY TO CALL B.E.A., LEAVE THE
DOOR INOPERABLE UNTIL SATISFACTORY REPAIRS CAN BE MADE. NEVER SACRIFICE THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE AUTOMATIC DOOR OR GATE FOR AN INCOMPLETE SOLUTION.WEB: WWW.BEASENSORS.COM
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Addendum 3
SIZE: DRAWN BY: TITLE: BESAM UNISLIDE SLIDING DOOR
WITH WIZARD II / G3 SYSTEM
A
100 ENTERPRISE DRIVE PITTSBURGH, PA 15275 PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] EMAIL: www.beasensors.com
REV BY:
KJG TUC 80.0163.04
SCALE: DATE: NONE 30 NOV 2005
PART NO: SHEET 1 OF 1
UNISLIDE CONTROL
16 15 14 13 12 11 10
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1INNER IMPULSE
- 0 VDC + 24 VDC - 0 VDC OUTER IMPULSE KEY IMPULSE SYNCHRONIZING INPUT SYNCHRONIZING OUTPUT + 24 VDC - 0 VDC PRESENCE IMPULSE 2 PRESENCE IMPULSE 1 STOP IMPULSE C-SWITCH/MONITORED INNER IMPULSE + 24 VDC MONITORED SAFETY/ONLY PHOTOCELL
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
EXTERIOR WIZARD II/G3
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
NOTES:
1) DO NOT CONNECT BROWN WIRES TO C-SWITCH COMMON. 2) OBSERVE POLARITY WITH THE BROWN WIRE CONNECTED TO GROUND (0 VDC). 3) A JUMPER MUST BE INSTALLED BETWEEN PINS 5, 12 ON THE CONTROL BOX TO ALLOW FOR RE-ENTRY SENSOR
IN ONE-WAY TRAFFIC MODE TO COMPLY WITH ANSI A156.10 SECTION 8.3.3.
4) CAN POWER SENSOR FROM CONTROL BOX 5) IF REPLACING ULTRAVIEWS W/ WIZARDS SET DIP SW. #7 TO OFF.
24 V
TRANSFORMER
IF AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING A PROBLEM, A SATISFACTORY SOLUTION CANNOT BE ACHIEVED, PLEASE CALL B.E.A., INC. FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE DURING EASTERN STANDARD TIME AT 1-800-523-2462 FROM 8AM - 5PM. FOR AFTER-HOURS,
CALL EAST COAST: 1-866-836-1863 OR 1-800-407-4545 / MID-WEST: 1-888-308-8843 / WEST COAST: 1-888-419-2564. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM UNRESOLVED. IF YOU MUST WAIT FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKDAY TO CALL B.E.A., LEAVE THE
DOOR INOPERABLE UNTIL SATISFACTORY REPAIRS CAN BE MADE. NEVER SACRIFICE THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE AUTOMATIC DOOR OR GATE FOR AN INCOMPLETE SOLUTION.WEB: WWW.BEASENSORS.COM
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Addendum 4
SIZE: DRAWN BY: TITLE: HORTON C2150 CONTROL
BOX WITH WIZARD II / G3 SYSTEM, MICROCELL 1
A
100 ENTERPRISE DRIVE PITTSBURGH, PA 15275 PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone] EMAIL: www.beasensors.com
REV BY:
KJG KJG 80.0105.03
SCALE: DATE: NONE 18 OCT 2005
PART NO: SHEET 1 OF 1
NOTE: 1) WIZARDS AND MICROCELL 1 WILL OPERATE WITH THE 24 VAC ON THE C3925 POWER SUPPLY.
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
SAFETY
blue
COM
brown
ACTIVATION
green
COM
white
POWER
black
POWER
red
24 V
TRANSFORMER
RA WH 1
RA BL 2
EA WH 3
EA BL 4 5 NC
4 NO 3 COM 2 12-24 VAC/DC 1 12-24 VAC/DC
RB WH 1
RB BL 2
EB WH 3
EB BL 4
* RECEIVER (A), EMITTER (A)
RECEIVER (B), EMITTER(B) WH= WHITE, BL= BLACK
MICROCELL ONE
ON
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
INTERIOR SW EXTERIOR SW COMMON SAFETY BEAM COMMON TOGGLE SW COMMON CLS MON SW COMMON PARTIAL OPEN 2WAY/ 1 WAY NIGHT SW COMMON DAY/NITE SW
+24VDC
+ 24VDC
C2150 CONTROL
EXTERIOR WIZARD II/G3 INTERIOR WIZARD II/G3
IF AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING A PROBLEM, A SATISFACTORY SOLUTION CANNOT BE ACHIEVED, PLEASE CALL B.E.A., INC. FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE DURING EASTERN STANDARD TIME AT 1-800-523-2462 FROM 8AM - 5PM. FOR AFTER-HOURS,
CALL EAST COAST: 1-866-836-1863 OR 1-800-407-4545 / MID-WEST: 1-888-308-8843 / WEST COAST: 1-888-419-2564. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM UNRESOLVED. IF YOU MUST WAIT FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKDAY TO CALL B.E.A., LEAVE THE
DOOR INOPERABLE UNTIL SATISFACTORY REPAIRS CAN BE MADE. NEVER SACRIFICE THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE AUTOMATIC DOOR OR GATE FOR AN INCOMPLETE SOLUTION.WEB: WWW.BEASENSORS.COM
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Addendum 5
Did you know?
The G3 has two simple choices for active infrared immunity, Normal and High. High immunity may be used in highly reective applications or in
extreme cases of snow, rain, pedimats or lighting.
Intelli-tracking, which is built into the G3’s core software, reduces challenges and service calls in the eld!
One way night mode / secondary activation, can be used to meet ANSI for activation at 43” and then at 24” with a ip of a switch by the end user.
W
I
Z
A
R
D
• PWR: Red - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
• PWR: Black - 12 to 24 VAC / VDC: -5% to +10%
•COM: White - Common at Door Control
• ACTIV: Green - Activation at Door Control
• COM: Brown - Common at Door Control
• SAFETY: Blue - Safety at Door Control
C
O
N
T
R
O
L
One way night mode / secondary activation: Activation has two zones (i) inner zone with 24” adjustable pattern depth which outputs on the
safety circuit (brown and blue wires); (ii) outer full zone with 43” adjustable pattern depth which outputs on the activation circuit (white and green
wires). By cutting the activation circuit with a switch, only the inner 24” zone is active. Because this is on the safety circuit, the inner zone is only
active when the door is in-motion or open.
When performing service the G3 can hold the door permanently open using the F2 function.
The G3 is for use in all of North America. No special part numbers for Canada are needed.
One way evening mode: Switch on ACTIVATION Line!
To change to “High” Infrared Immunity press:
To hold the door open during service press:
F2
To set the sensor to normal state press:
F2 1
2
2
1
4
7
F1 F2
5
8
0
+
?
3
6
9
2A
B
C
D
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