Optex OA-AXIS I User manual

[m(feet,inch)]
1st row
2nd row
3rd row
4th row
5th row
: Emitting spots
: Detection area
A
BCD
EF
GG
H
I
Sensor setting
1st to 3rd rows : +6°
4th and 5th rows : +44°
Motion/presence
detection
Motion detection
: Emitting spots
(Can be elminated)
MOUNTING TEMPLATE
a. Place the mounting template at the desired mounting position.
b. Drill two mounting holes of ø3.4 mm (ø1/8").
c. To pass the cable through to the header, drill a wiring hole of ø8 mm (ø5/16").
d. Remove the mounting template.
e. Remove the housing cover. Attach the sensor to the mounting surface with two mounting screws.
The sensor mounting position may be limited depending on the header thickness and the mounting
height.
H : Height from the floor to the bottom of the header.
Y : Distance between the bottom of header and the sensor.
X : Distance between the door and the mounting surface.
X
H
Y
Sensor
Door
Header
Floor
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.
OA-AXIS II
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Grey
Grey
White
Yellow
Green
COM.
N.O.
N.C.
White Str.
Yellow Str.
Green Str.
COM.
N.O.
N.C.
Power supply
3rd to 5th rows output *
1st to 3rd rows output *
Wire the cable to the door controller properly as shown in the drawing below.
12 to 24 VAC ±10 %
12 to 30 VDC ±10 %
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Grey
Grey
White
Yellow
Green
Power supply
12 to 24 VAC ±10 %
12 to 30 VDC ±10 %
COM.
N.O.
N.C.
*The outputs from the 3rd row overlaps.
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 values of the chart above is of the emitting spots, but not of the detection area.
OA-AXIS I
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
1.35 (4'5")
2.20 (7'3")
0.14 (6")
0.42 (1'5")
0.82 (2'8")
1.90 (6'3")
1.33 (4'4")
2.05 (6'9")
2.78 (9'1")
2.70 (8'10")
0.18 (7")
0.52 (1'8")
1.00 (3'3")
1.66 (5'5")
2.34 (7'8")
3.00 (9'10")
0.20 (8")
0.58 (1'11")
1.10 (3'7")
1.85 (6'1")
2.60 (8'6")
1.63 (5'4")
2.51 (8'3")
1.81 (5'11")
2.79 (9'2")
3.40 (11'2") 3.79 (12'5")
2.50 (8'2")
0.16 (6")
0.48 (1'7")
0.93 (3'1")
1.54 (5'1")
2.17 (7'1")
1.51 (4'11")
2.32 (7'7")
3.15 (10'4")
3.50 (11'6")
0.23 (9")
0.67 (2'2")
1.30 (4'3")
2.16 (7'1")
3.03 (9'11")
2.11 (6'11")
3.26 (10'8")
4.42 (14'6")
Maximum mounting distance (Y) [m (feet,inch)]
X2.00 (6'7")
0 No limit
0.05 (2")
0.10 (4") 0.20 (8")
0.15 (6") 0.13 (5")
0.20 (8") -
0.25 (10")
0.30 (12") -
H
0.20 (8")
-
2.50 (8'2")
0.20 (8")
0.20 (8")
0.17 (7")
0.13 (5")
-
-
2.20 (7'2")
0.20 (8")
0.20 (8")
0.15 (6")
0.11 (4")
-
-
3.00 (9'10")
0.20 (8")
0.20 (8")
0.20 (8")
0.15 (6")
0.12 (5")
-
NOTE
NOTE
OA-AXIS I / II
ENGLISH
5915033 DEC 2021
1. This sensor is a non-contact switch intended for header mount/wall mount of an automatic door.
Do not use for any other applications. This sensor cannot be used for industrial doors or shutters,
when used, proper operation and safety cannot be guaranteed.
2. When setting the sensor's detection area, make sure there is no traffic around the installation site.
3. Before turning the power ON, check the wiring to prevent damage or malfunction of equipments that
are connected to the sensor.
4. Only use the sensor as specified in the operation manual provided.
5. Be sure to install the sensor in accordance with the local laws and standards of the country in which
the sensor is installed.
6. Before leaving the job site make sure that the sensor is operating properly and instruct the building
owner/operator on proper operation of the door and the sensor.
7. The sensor setting can only be changed by an installer or service engineer. When changed, register
the changed setting and dates in the maintenance logbook accompanying the door.
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.
NOTE
Manufacturer's statement
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
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
Output
IP rate
Weight
Accessories
Model
Cover color
Mounting height
Detection area
Detection method
Depth angle
adjustment
Power supply
Power consumption
Operation indicator
Output hold time
Response time
Operating temperature
: OA-AXIS I/OA-AXIS II
: Silver/Black
: 2.0 (6'7") to 3.5 m (11'5")
: See Detection area
: Active Infrared Reflection
: 1st to 3rd rows : -6° to +6°
4th and 5th rows : +26° to +44°
: 12 to 24 VAC (±10%)
12 to 30 VDC (±10%)
: OA-AXIS I < 3 VA
OA-AXIS II < 4 VA
: See Operation indicator table
: Approx. 500 ms
: < 300 ms
: -20 to +55°C (-4 to 131°F)
: OA-AXIS I
Form C relay
50 V 0.3 A Max.(Resistance load)
OA-AXIS II
1st to 3rd rows : Form C relay
50 V 0.3 A Max. (Resistance load)
3rd to 5th rows : Form C relay
50 V 0.3 A Max.(Resistance load)
: IP44
: 320 g (11.2 oz)
: 1 Cable 3 m (9'10")
1 Operation manual
2 Mounting screws
1 Mounting template
1 Area adjustment tool
The specifications herein are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements.
NOTE
Specifications
(1)
(5)
(4) (6) (7)
(3)
(2)
(8)
(1) Connector
(2) Mounting holes
(3) Operation indicator
(4) Depth angle adjustment screw
(5) Width adjustment screws
(6) Dipswitches
(7) Detection window
(8) Area adjustment tool
[mm (inch)]
Outer dimensions and part names
36
(1 7/16")
43
(1 11/16") 45(1 3/4")
7.5(5/16")
267(10 1/2")
125(4 15/16")
62.3(2 7/16")
Detection area
Installation
1. Mounting
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
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
a. Plug the connector.
b. Supply power to the sensor. Adjust the detection area and set the dipswitches. (See Adjustments)
3. Turn ON the power
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
Operation indicator table
Status Operation indicator color
Signal saturation Slow Green blinking
1st row detection
2nd row detection
3rd, to 5th row detection Orange
Red
Red blinking
Stand-by (Installation mode) Yellow
Stand-by (Operation mode) Green
Mounting
surface

Make sure the detection area does not overlap with the door/header,otherwise ghosting/signal
saturation may occur. Do not place any highly reflecting objects in the detection area, otherwise signal
saturation may occur.
3. Dipswitch settings
8
1234 5 6 716
9101112131415
Not applicable 1,2 ：Sensitivity
3,4 ：Presence detection timer
5,6 ：Frequency
7,8 ：Row adjustment
9
10
11 to 15
16
: Snow mode
: Immunity
: Not applicable
: Installation mode
4th and 5th rows
1. Area depth angle adjustment
1st to 3rd rows
2. Width detection area adjustment
Depth angle adjustment screw
for 1st to 3rd rows
Depth angle adjustment screw
for 4th and 5th rows
1-1. Independent adjustment
1-2. Simultaneous adjustment
For the simultaneous adjustment of 1st to 5th rows, use the adjustment tool (C).
Check the area position with Red of the operation indicator using a tool such as a reflecting mirror.
Area adjustment tool
1st to 3rd rows
adjustment
4th and 5th rows and
area width adjustment
The detection area depth can be changed by
the area adjustment tool.
When adjusting the 1st to 3rd rows close to the door, follow 3-7. Installation mode.
Simultaneous
adjustment
Depth angle
adjustment screw
The actual detection area may become smaller
depending on the ambient light, the color/material
of the object and the floor as well as the entry speed
of the object.
16 16
OFF ON
3-7. Installation mode
Use this switch to ON when adjusting the presence detection area
close to the door face.
* During the installation mode, only the 1st row remain.
* Door open state
* Operation indicator glows Yellow.
Set this switch to ON, if the sensor is used in a region with snow.
3-5. Setting the snow mode
OFF ON
99
Set this switch to ON, when less influence by the header vibration is required.
3-6. Setting the immunity
10
10
OFF ON
The 5th, 4th, and 3rd rows can be eliminated
by combining dipswitches 7 and 8.
*When 2rows setting is selected, only the
presence detection area remains.
3-4. Setting the area depth
Always check the area according to the expected entry speed and determine the appropriate number
of rows.
When setting motion and motion/presence detection area sparately, make sure that there is no gap
between two areas.
5 rows
7 8 7 8 7 8 7 8
2 rows3 rows4 rows
When using more than one sensor close to each other,
set the different frequency for each sensor by combining
dipswitch 5 and 6.
3-3. Setting the frequency
Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 Setting 4
5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6
3-2. Setting the presence detection timer
The 1st and 2nd rows have the presence detection function.
The presence detection timer can be selected from 4 settings.
To enable the presence detection, do not enter the
detection area for 10 s after setting the timer.
15 sec. 60 sec. 180 sec.
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
Normally set to "Middle". " Low" decreases the sensitivity and
"High/S-High" increases the sensitivity.
3-1. Setting the sensitivity
Low Middle High S-High
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
Narrow
Wide
Narrow
Wide
4th and 5th rows1st to 3rd rows
Width adjustment
screw (Right)
Width adjustment
screw (Left)
Eliminated
1210 -
Eliminated
１３
-Eliminated
1210 -
Eliminated
１３
-
Use the area adjustment tool (A) as shown above and
change the depth of the detection area by turning the
depth angle adjustment screw.
Red
Shallow Deep
ShallowDeep
2.0
(6'7")
1.0
(3'3")
3.0
(9'10")
3.5
(11'6")
2.0
(6'7")
3.0
(9'10")
3.5
(11'6")
2.0
(6'7")
3.0
(9'10")
2.0
(6'7")
1.0
(3'3")
1.0
(3'3")
[m(feet,inch)] [m(feet,inch)]
Shallow Deep
Blue
Use the area adjustment tool (B) as shown above and
change the depth of the detection area by turning the
depth angle adjustment screw.
ShallowDeep
3.5
(11'6")
2.0
(6'7")
3.0
(9'10")
2.0
(6'7")
1.0
(3'3")
3.0
(9'10")
3.5
(11'6")
2.0
(6'7")
3.0
(9'10")
2.0
(6'7")
1.0
(3'3")
1.0
(3'3")
[m(feet,inch)] [m(feet,inch)]
Front view
1
2
3
4567 8 9
10
11
12
2.0
(6'7")
2.0
(6'7")
2.0
(6'7")
1.0
(3'3")
1.0
(3'3")
3.0
(9'10")
3.5
(11'6")
[m(feet,inch)]
Door opens
when no one
is in the
detection area.
(Ghosting)
Door remains
open.
Door does not
open when a
person enters
the detection
area.
Door remains
closed.
None
Twice
Green
blinking
Unstable
Red
or
Orange
Slow
Green
blinking
Unstable
Proper
Proper Wrong wiring or connection failure.
Wrong wiring or connection failure.
Sensitivity is too high.
Signal saturation.
The relay is reaching the end of its
life cycle.
The detection area overlaps with the
door/header.
Vibration of the header.
Water drops on the detection window.
The detection area overlaps with that
of another sensor.
The detection area overlaps with the
door/header.
Reflecting objects in the detection area.
Or reflecting light on the floor.
Sudden change in the detection area.
Power supply voltage.
Wrong wiring or connection failure.
Dirty detection window.
It snows and pours.
Wet floor.
The exhaust emission or fog penetrate
into the detection area.
Objects that move or emit light in the
detection area.
(Ex.Plant, illumination,etc.)
Wrong detection area positioning.
Sensitivity is too low.
Short presence detection timer.
Check the wires and connector.
Check the wires and connector.
Set the sensitivity lower.
Remove the objects.
Adjust the detection area to "Deep" (Outside).
Contact your installer or the sales engineer.
Adjust the detection area to "Deep" (Outside).
Set the sensitivity lower or the immunity to ON.
Use the rain-cover (Separately available).
Or install in a place keeping the waterdrops off.
Check Adjustments 3-1 & 3-2.
If the problem still persists, hard-reset the sensor.
(Turn the power OFF and ON again.)
Set to the stated voltage.
Check the wires and connector.
Remove highly reflecting objects from the detection
area. Or lower the sensitivity.
Or change the area angle.
Check Adjustments 3-3.
Wipe the detection window with a damp cloth.
(Do not use any cleaner or solvent.)
Set the snow mode to ON.
Remove the objects.
Check the installation condition referring to
Installation on the reverse side.
Set the sensitivity higher.
Check Adjustments 1 & 2.
Set the presence detection timer longer.
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OPTEX (EUROPE) LTD.
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Tel : [phone]
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NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
Adjustments
Reference
INFRARED FINDER
Detection area
Detection area
1. Turn the depth angle adjustment screw to the right (Deep) to place the detection area most away from the door.
2. Set INFRARED FINDER sensitivity to "H" (High) and place it on the floor as shown below.
3. Turn the depth angle adjustment screw to the left (Shallow) until the emitting area is placed at the position where
INFRARED FINDER is in the low detection status. (Slow Red blinking)
Area depth adjustment with INFRARED FINDER (Separately available)
Status
Green
Motion
detection active
Red Red blinking
Motion/presence
detection active
OA-AXIS I
OA-AXIS
II
Output
Entry Outside of
detection
area
Entry into
4th or 5th row
Entry into
3rd row
Entry into
2nd row
Entry into
1st row
Orange
Stand-by
Operation indicator
Presence
detection
Power OFF
-
None
*The outputs from the 3rd row overlaps.
Output from
3rd to 5th
rows
*
Output from
1st to 3rd
rows
*
White Str.
Yellow Str.
Green Str.
White
Yellow
Green
: COM.
: N.O.
: N.C.
: COM.
: N.O.
: N.C.
Check the operation in the operation mode according to the chart below.
Checking
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 oremit light in the detection area. (e.g. plant, illumination, etc.)
Inform building owner/operator of the following items
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.
WARNING
NOTE
Door operation Operation
indicator Possible cause Possible countermeasures
Troubleshooting
: Can be elminated