Optex OA-EDGE T User manual

OA-EDGE T Quick Reference Guide
This guide is a supplement to the installation manual and when used will significantly
help reduce installation time and/or issues. For questions or help please contact our
technical support team at [phone].
The clip with the screw adjuster goes on the right and the clip without the screw adjuster goes
on the left.The transmitter on the module (identified by the TX decal) goes towards the edge
of the door panel with the receiver towards the center of the panel. (OA-EDGE1 T master
goes toward latch edge, OA-EDGE2 T master goes towards pivot edge.)
To install module, tilt the back of the module down and place
front of clips in housing. Raise the back of the module into the
housing until clips snap into place.
CAUTION : See step Ebefore repositioning.
For ANSI A 156.10 applications you must walk-test the door
using AAADM-recommended testing procedures.
Adjustments may need to be performed.
If unsure contact OPTEX Technical Support.
Select desired inactive area using dipswitch A1 (Master only) and B1
(Master and secondary). We recommend 9 13/16" setting (Master : A1 OFF
and B1 : ON, Secondary : B1 ON). For other inactive area settings, refer to
manual : Adjustments, Step 2.
Settings for the inactive area. showing the recommended 9 13/16" setting :
A1 OFF and B1 ON on the master (Ieft). and B1 ON on the secondary
module (right photo).
NOTE : For ANSI A 156.10 swing side applications we
recommend locating no further than 4" from latch edge of
panel. For secondary activation (NON ANSI A 156.10) module
can be located for desired detection area.
Place the clips over the mounting post and then press
downward to snap in place.
NOTE : Two extra clips per module have been provided.
Determine module position in the housing according to the
photos and chart below for your application.
Latch edge of door to sensor Pivot edge of door to sensor
Installing the modules
Once the extrusion has been mounted, to the door(refer to manual :
Installation, Step 1), install the modules using the mounting clips.
Clip placement and module arrangement
Attachthe clips Module repositioning
Determine module position
Module installation
Master module
Secondary module
Clip without
screw adjuster Transmitter Receiver Screw adjuster
Clip without
screw adjuster TransmitterReceiver Screw adjuster
Secondary module Master module
TX TXRX RX
OA-EDGE2 T
Master module
TX RX
OA-EDGE1 T
If you need to reposition the modules left or right,release the clips from the
back and lower the back of the module while holding front of clips engaged in
housing. Move the module to the desired position and raise and re-engage
the back of the clips into the
housing.
NOTE : moving the modules
while fully engaged in
housing will damage the
foam blocks on the clips.
Dipswitch Settings
Note: A-Dipswitches are found on master modules only
On simultaneous pairs or double egress,set A2 OFF on all modules of one
door panel and A2 ON on all modules of the other door panel.
Set A3 OFF.
Set A6 OFF.
Set A7 and Set A8 OFF.
Set B2 OFF.
Set B4 according to which side of door sensor is mounted.
OFF = Swing side safety
ON = Approach side reactivation.
Set A4 and A5 to desired relearn time.
Set B3 ON.
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36" to 48"
Door width
Door width
Door width
36"
42"
48"
4"
4"
4"
4"
6"
9"
OA-EDGE1 T(Master only)
OA-EDGE2 T(Master and secondary)
A Dimension = 4" *
Adimension Bdimension
*
Setting for the relearn time
A7 A8
High
Test inputDetection
N.O.
N.C.
10 msec 10msec
open
close
open
close
Test input
Safety output

Connect the communication cables
for your particular application.
There are three communication
connectors on each module and
any of them may be used.
The power supply cable attaches
to the master module. There are two
power supply cable connectors
(one at each end of module) and
either connector can be used.
If your application includes two master
modules, the power supply cable
only goes to one master module.
Determine the desired length of the
wire shroud and cut it to length prior
to installing around the power
supply cable. Slide the wire shroud
over cable as shown in the photo
before running the wires into the
header. (cover wil not slide over the
connector)
Connect power supply cable to door
control. (refer to manual, Installation
Step 3)
Insert LED module. (See manual,
Installation Step 4)
Connect the power supply
cable to the master at either
end of the module (right).
Connecting the secondary module (Ieft) to the master (right).
Cut wire shroud to proper length prior to sliding over power
supply cable.
Standby
Swing side detection (Safety output 1)
Approach side detection (Safety output 2)
Incomplete initialization
Learning
Incomplete learning
Saturation
Sensor failure
Communication error
Green
Red
Orange
Red and Green blinking
Yellow blinking
Yellow and Red blinking
Slow Red blinking
Fast Red blinking
Twice Orange blinking
Status Sensor module indicator
LED Indicator
Module position
and angle
TroubleshootingWiring
Connect the communication cables to the modules, and the power
supplycable to the door controller
See the manual for additional solutions.
Ghosting/Reactivation on closing cycle :
Will not complete initialization :
Swing side sensor detecting wall or guide rail and stalling door :
LED indicates detection but door does not respond :
Initialization
Perform initial setup with door at full closed position
First step : Press and hold function switch for more than 2 seconds. This is required to recognize
dipswitch settings and number of modules. Release function switch; sensor will flash several times
and then flash Yellow/Red to indicate ready for next step (inactive area setup).
Second step (Inactive area
setup): After completing first
step (sensor flashing Yellow/
Red), press function switch for
less than 1 second.
Sensor will flash several times
and then display Green
(Standby).
Once in standby (Green),
sensor LED will change
color when in detection
(Orange for approach side
reactivation, Red for swing
side safety stall).
Set angle adjustments on modules
slightly less than mid-point.
Using the screw adjuster, set angle
adjustment on modules to slightly
less than the midpoint, using the
Red line for reference.
Try the following steps in order :
1. Reduce the angle on the lead edge module by turning the adjustor CCW 1/4 turn at
a time until ghosting stops.
2. Increase the inactive area using dipswitches A1 and B1 (refer to chart in installation
manual under Adjustments, Step 2).
3. Reposition the lead edge module slightly towards the center of the door. Do not
attempt to move the module when it is fully engaged in the extrusion or damage
may occur to the foam blocks on the clips.
1. One or more modules may be angled out too far. Reduce the angle by turning the
adjuster CCW 1/4 turn at a time and reattempt initial setup. (See Step 4)
2. Floor surface has low reflectivity. Reduce the angle on one or more modules by
turning the adjuster CCW 1/4 turn at a time and reattempt initial setup. (See Step 4)
IR saturation. One or more modules are angled too close to door panel possibly
seeing panic bar or other hardware. Increase angle of one or more modules by
turning the adjuster CW 1/4 turn at a time and reattempt initial setup. (See Step 4)
May need to use cam switch or install magnetic reed switch to inhibit sensor output at
approximately 70 degrees. Call OPTEX Technical Support to discuss possible options.
1. Swing side no stall:
a. Dipswitch B4 set improperly for safety output1 (B4 OFF is correct).
b. Improper wiring of Safety output 1. Check and repair as needed.
2. Approach side no activation:
a. Dipswitch B4 set improperly for safety output 2 (B4 On is correct).
b. Improper wiring of safety output 2. Check and repair as needed.
Module LED slow Red blinking :
Sensor module LED Yellow and Red blinking :
NOTE : This angle may need to be
reduced or increased after initialization.
(See Step 6 : Troubleshooting)
Pressing the function switch
Contact
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OPTEX CO., LTD.
Manufacturer
North and South America Subsidiary
OPTEX INCORPORATED
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