Record RIC 290 Guide

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RIC
290
your global partner for entrance solutions
Combi sensor with radar motion detector and active infrared presence detection
for applications in automatic entrance and door systems, for wall- or ceiling installation.
102-290401161 A (Original instruction)
STANDARD
(US)

1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2 INSTALLATION
3 WIRING
4 COMMISSIONING
5 SETTINGS RADAR MOTION DETECTOR “RAD”
6 SETTINGS ON PRESENCE DETECTOR “AIR”
7 DETAILS PARAMETER MOTION DETECTOR “RAD”
8 DETAILS PARAMETER PRESENCE DETECTOR “AIR”
9 FUNCTIONS
10 OVERVIEW OF ALL PRE-PROGRAMMED SCENES
11 LED SIGNALS
12 FINISH
13 MAINTENANCE
14 POSSIBLE INTERFERENCES
15 DIAGNOSTICS
16 TECHNICAL DATA
ABBREVIATIONS
AKA Actuation contact outside
AKI Actuation contact inside
AIR Active infrared presence detector
AIS Safety sensor for side screen protection
EPC Easy-Programmer
FEM Function extension module
FPC Service- and Flash programmer
IR Infrared
LED Light emitting diode
RAD Radar motion detector
RIC Combi sensor (radar infrared combined)
SA Safety sensor outside
SFT Sensor functional button
SI Safety sensor inside
STM Door control module
Note Especially useful details concerning installation.
Attention Special details essential for the satisfactory operation of the system.
Caution A possibly dangerous situation, which could lead to light injury and material damage.
Warning An imminent dangerous situation, which could lead to severe or fatal injury and cause extensive material damage.
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Cross-reference to other chapter
Symbols
E
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Use for the intended purpose
The combi sensor RIC 290 with radar motion detector and active infrared presence detection is designed exclusively for normal applications in automatic entrance and door
systems, for wall, ceiling or built-in installation. It is designed for the use in dry rooms and must be installed indoors or on the inner side of a building.
It can also be mounted on the outer side, for which we recommend the optionally available weather shield.
Any other application or use beyond this purpose is not considered to be an intended purpose. The manufacturer bears no liability for any resulting damage; the operator
alone shall bear the responsibility.
The intended purposes also include observation of the operating conditions specified by the manufacturer, such as the use of original accessories, as well as regular care,
maintenance and repair.
Unauthorized modifications to the automatic door will release the manufacturer from all liability for any resulting damage.
All the instructions contained in this installation and adjustment manual must be observed to use this product for the intended purpose.
The CAN interface of the sensor can only be connected to door systems 20 or appropriate door controls from other operator families. Only use the cables delivered by rec-
ord.
Installation, maintenance and repairs to the radar must only be performed by qualified and authorized personnel (technicians).
The combi sensor RIC 290 has been constructed with state of the art technology and recognized technical safety regulations. The sensor complies with the requirements of
ANSI 156.10 codes.
Nevertheless, danger can arise if not used as intended.
To comply with the requirements, all appropriate instructions must be observed while adjusting the sensor.
Important hints, when using the microwave sensor RAD 290 in the US
15.19: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
15.21: Warning: Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by agtatec ag may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.
15.105: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to pro-
vide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a partic-
ular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is en-
couraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
11

Insert screwdriver into front
notches and press lower lid
open.
Position the sensor horizontally
so that the light curtain is not
influenced by objects.
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1 sensor 2 sensors 3 sensors*
* only on one side
Installation
height
[ft.]
Field
width
[ft.]
Field
width
[ft.]
Distance
sensors
[ft.]
Field
width
[ft.]
Distance sen-
sor to sensor
[ft.]
6’7” 6’11” -
- 20’8” 6’11”
6’11” 7’3” 7’7” 1’ 21’8” 7’3”
7’3” 7’7” 8’2” 1’ 22’8” 7’7”
7’7” 7’10” 8’10” 1’ 23’7” 7’10”
7’10” 8’2” 9’6” 1’4” 24’7” 8’2”
8’2” 8’6” 10’2” 1’8” 25’7” 8’6”
8’6” 8’10” 10’10” 2’ 26’7” 8’10”
8’10” 9’2” 11’6” 2’4” 27’7” 9’2”
9’2” 9’6” 12’2” 2’7” 28’7” 9’6”
9’6” 9’10” 12’10” 3’ 28’7” 9’10”
9’10” 10’2” 13’5” 3’3” 30’6” 10’2”
Equip with this
signage if activating
zone length is
reduced to 30 in.
2
INSTALLATION
Opening the case
2.1
Positioning the sensor
Positioning sensors in case of large passage width
2.2

Fix the drilling template exactly
in the middle, drill.
Do not mount onto vibrat-
ing base. Protect against influ-
ences of weather (rain, snow,
etc.).
1-2 CAN cables = ∅ > 1/2”
For smaller through-holes
(
∅ 2/5” – 1/2”) use 4-pole CAN-
connectors.
102-015302socket
102-015303plug
Don’t touch the electronic parts
on the pc-board. Otherwise
electrostatic discharge could
damage the module.
Adjust the cable length, use
cable tie for pull relief.
Attach grommet onto cable and
slide it under mounting frame.
2.3
Drilling template
2.4
Insert the connecting wire
2.5
Installation of sensor 2.6 Adjust the cable length

•The bus must basically be terminated at both ends
(= terminating resistance 120 Ω) .
•The BDE-D is always delivered with a terminating resistance connected.
•Only use the cables delivered by record.
102-020808481 cable CAN, 3’3” (1000 mm)
102-020808718 cable CAN, 5’ (1500 mm)
102-020808406 cable CAN, 8’2” (2500 mm)
Wire colors:
1: ws = white
2: br = brown
3: gn = green
4: ge = yellow
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DIP1: Defines sensor position interior or exterior
DIP2: Defines sensor # 1or 2
Identification of the sensors, in case several of the same type
are installed. Address the sensors or adjust the DIP switches before being
installed and connected to the CAN bus!
Plug in the connector(s) care-
fully.
If only one CAN-cable is
connected, please plug in the
CAN-termination on the other
connector.  No free socket!
RIC # DIP switch setting Device Function Output signal IR-Code
1
AKI 1 RAD Actuating “inside" 1
SI 1 AIR Safety “inside” 11
2
AKA 1 RAD Actuating "outside" 3
SA 1 AIR Safety "outside" 13
3
WIRING
CAN bus system (figure shows an example) 3.1
Wiring
3.2
DIP switches to address the sensor 3.3 Plug in the connecting cable
STG 20
Sensor Connections
Left; In Right; Out
Termination
Resistor Plug
AKI 1
AKA 1
Example of sensor cable routing on backside of cover into
header.
Note: See page 15 table for addressing multiple
sensors on each side of unit.

While commissioning the system it is recommended to
1. first perform and complete the door learning and only then
2. prepare and connect the sensors according to the following data chapters 2 to 4.2
3. start with the motion detector setup (AKI 1, AKI 2, AKA 1, AKA 2  RAD radar motion detector) chapters 5 to 5.4
4. activate and finish the sensor learning only for the motion detector (AKI 1… AKxx) chapters 5.5 to 5.7
5. do the mechanical and parameter settings for the safety sensor (SI 1, SI 2, SA 1, SA 2
 AIR active infrared presence detector) chapters 6 to 6.6
6. check again the intended purpose, the functions meet customer requirements and make sure that the adjustments selected
comply with the standard in force applied.
If this operating order is not respected, door movements can be detected and can lead to self-irritation (uncontrolled openings).
If sensors 290 are connected to the bus but not listed, the setting of the DIP switches must be checked (  same combinations?).
The number of sensors listed must tally with the number of (bus compliant) sensors installed.
Parameterization on sensor
(available on option):
- Service- / Flash programmer
FPC 902 (recommended)
- Electronic BDE-D
- Easy-Programmer EPC 903
Connect with the control unit.
Additional information can be
found in the FPC 902 manual
(No. 102-902108554,
102-902109444).
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Parameter access with menu
item Service sensor.
If sensors
are connected to the bus but not
listed, the setting of the DIP
switches must be checked.
Simultaneous parameter set-
tings for
- Learning sensors
- Default settings
- Factory settings
Select in SERVICE SENSOR
menu the item All sensors.
4.1
PARAMETERIZATION WITH FPC 902
4.2
Setting parameters
COMMISSIONING
4

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Locks in four 5° angle posi
tions.
Release of the position pin by
gently pressing the right side
clip outwards.
Adjust mechanical settings
before programming.
Locks in three 10° angle posi-
tions. Release of the pivot frame
by gently pulling the clip below.
For emergency exits the detec-
tion field must begin min. 43 in.
in front of the door.
5
SETTINGS RADAR MOTION DETECTOR “RAD”
Adjust angle of inclination to position the activating detection zone
5.1
Lateral field adjustment of the antenna
5.2
Field depth in exit routes
5.3
Quick parameter settings with scene selection

RAD BDE-D, FPC 902: Values in brackets ( )
No. Scene Passage width Installation height Install. position Antenna angle Remarks
1
(0)
Standard
< 6’7” 7 up to 8’6” Surface mounted 5 -10° Installation height > 8’6” change to
narrow field characteristic
2
(1)
Supermarket
> 6’7” 7 up to 8’6” Surface mounted 5 -10° Installation height > 8’6” change to
narrow field characteristic
3
(2)
Nursing home
as required 7 up to 8’6” as required 5 -10° Installation height > 8’6” change to
narrow field characteristic
4
(3)
Pavement as required 7’ as required 5 -10°
5
(4)
Niche as required 7’ Surface mounted 0°
Pre-programmed scenes for radar motion detector “RAD”
5.4

If the sensor learning has not
yet taken place, the status mes-
sage No running parameter is
displayed.
It is possible either to learn an
individual sensor or all sensors
together.
RAD: Learning the door move-
ments.
AIR: Learning the background.
During the closing cycle the radar sen-
sor is learning the door leave move-
ments. Movements in the radar field dur-
ing the sensor learning disturb the
measuring and shall be prevented.
The sensor learning must be repeated, if
settings of the sensor or of the door
have been modified or if people moved
in the detection field during the learning.
Activate door leaf learning and leave
sensing field. The learning is completed
when the LED stops flashing.
Recommendation: Activate sensor
learning only if door leaf masking has
been enabled.
Changes on the AIR sensor don’t re-
quire any repetition of this sensor
learning.
5.5
Sensor learning with FPC 902
5.6
Procedure for sensor learning with FPC 902
or
RAD: Sensor learning (Menu FUNCTIONS)
5.7