RYTEC Widescan 1210761-0 User manual
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How to install and set up the widescan laser sensor
NOTICE
Contact Rytec Technical support at 800-628-1909 if you have questions about these instructions.
The meaning of signal words
Summary: Technical content produced by Rytec includes safety information which must be read, understood and obeyed to reduce the risk of death, personal injury or
meaning of the signal words is as follows:
CAUTION
Caution indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
Notice is used to address practices not related to physical injury but which, if not followed, could result in damage to the door
or other property.
CAUTION
Use of controls, adjustments, or performance of procedures other than those
Installation and operation safety
▪Do not look directly into the laser emitter or the visible red laser beams.
▪
▪
▪Following installation,always test for proper operation 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.
BEA, INC. INSTALLATION/SERVICE COMPLIANCE EXPECTATIONS
• BEA, Inc., the sensor manufacturer, cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or inappropriate adjustments of the sensor/device; therefore,
• BEA, Inc. does not guarantee any use of the sensor outside of its intended purpose.
•
• Installers and service personnel are responsible for executing a risk assessment following each installation/service performed, ensuring that the sensor system
installation is compliant with local, national, and international regulations, codes, and standards.
• Once installation or service work is complete, a safety inspection of the door/gate shall be performed per the door/gate manufacturer recommendations and/or
per ANSI/DASMA guidelines (where applicable) for best industry practices. Safety inspections must be performed during each service call – examples of these safety
inspections can be found on a safety information label (e.g. ANSI/DASMA 102, ANSI/DASMA 107). Verify that all appropriate industry signage and warning labels and
placards are in place.
BEA Widescan accessory guide
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How it works
The widescan laser combines three overlapping sensing
functions:
▪Motion-based activation of the door (green area),
▪Presence sensing (yellow area) to hold the door
and the potential to "learn to ignore" items that remain
stationary.
▪Safety sensing (red area) within the area immediately
surrounding the door opening, to stop and reverse the
Before you begin
1 Make sure that you have all supplies and tools.
What's in the kit
1
SafetySafetySafetySafety
PresencePresence
MotionMotion
Supplies that
you provide
Mounting hardware for the
mounting bracket
Tools you will
need
#2 Phillips
Optional
(for mounting
bracket)
Power drill and
5/16" (M8) drill bit
Tools for
wiring
the controller
Precision
screwdriver
Wire tool Power drill and step drill bit
(if additional hole
needed in control box)
1210761-0 Widescan laser kit
ID Part No. Description Qty.
a 1210761-0 Wireless laser, Rytec profile 2
includes 30' cable and mounting hardware
Remote control 1
b00112127 5-post jumer block 2
a
b
DO NOT REMOVE the
protective film from the
sensor until you are ready
to power up and position
the sensor (page 6).
Read the BEA
owner's manual
for information
on how to use
the remote
control.
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How to install the sensor
1 Remove the cover. Make sure the locking tab is in the unlocked vertical position a, to
release the cover b, then pull the cover away from the hinge points c.
2 Install the sensor. See next page for mounting specications.
a b c
#2
a
b
c
d
OPTION A:
Install the spider bracket directly onto
head assembly or side column.
c
d
OPTION B:
Install the spider bracket onto the mounting bracket
(INTERNAL MOUNTING ONLY)
x
x
Make sure the angle
lock screw is loosened
so that the sensor
turns freely.
Turn the sensor body
90° counterclockwise
and remove it from
the spieder bracket.
Secure the spider bracket
into the head assembly
(first choice) or the left side
column (second choice) of
the door.
Use all three anchor points.
Use the included hardware or
your own.
Reinstall the sensor body onto the spider bracket eReinstall the sensor body onto the spider bracket
Secure the spider bracket
into the center of the
mounting bracket.
Use all three anchor points.
Use the included hardware or
your own.
NOTE: if you are using the
mounting bracket on a Spiral
door, reverse the bracket so
it faces in towards the center
of the door opening.
If you cannot mount securely
to the head assembly or the
side column, use the
mounting bracket.
The bracket may also be used
on Spiral doors so that the
sensor does not obsturct the
side column cover.
Field drill two holes
(M8 or 5/16") through the
bracket and into the side
column.
MAKE SURE all internal
components of the door
are clear.
#2
bracket must be
vertically straight
bracket must be
vertically straight
bracket must be
vertically straight
Spiral door
Other door
models
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Mounting specifications
First choice:
Centered in head assembly
Requires front hood cover
Second choice:
Angled in left side column
If the mounting bracket
is used on a Spiral, position
it facing into the center of
the door opening.
DO NOT INSTALL
in right side column XX
Mounting
height
Mount the sensor
as high as possible
on the door, up to a
maximum height to
bottom of sensor of
19'6"
A greater mounting
height gives you a
larger detection field.
Use mounting
brackets
For doors where the
side columns are not
wide enough to
securely mount the
sensor directly.
Mount the sensor
as high as possible
up to a maximum
height to bottom
of sensor of
19'6"
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Mounting recommendations
e Top mount
f Side mount
a
b
c
e
d
f
Evaluate the installation site, then mount the BEA widescan on the best location available:
a If a bollard is present, mount at center of top of bollard.
b If a bollard is present, mount on left side of bollard.
c If the door has a metal front hood cover, mount at center of front hood cover.
d If the door does not have a bollard or metal front hood cover, mount on left side column.
e If the left side column cannot securely support unit or mounting bracket,
mount on wall above center of door opening.
f As a last choice, mount on wall to the left of door.
e, f For front (door side) wall mounts,
order the large standoff bracket
(P/N # 0703876)
and install 18-24” from door frame.
For rear (non-door side) wall mounts,
units may be mounted directly on wall
or on the standoff bracket.
Install 18-24” from door opening.
DON’T:
• Mount on the door frame
or wall if there is a bollard.
• Mount within 24" of
ceiling (above frost line)
for inside freezer
installations.
• Mount on the right side
of the door or door
opening.
18-24"
18-24"
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How to set the controller parameters for the BEA Widescan
NOTE: If you don't know how to set a parameter, follow the steps in How to set a controller
parameter at the end of this guide..
These parameters must be checked and, if necessary, changed.
Parameter Value for
Number BEA Widescan
50B 0502
50C 0502
5B9 9
5C9 9
How to wire the sensor
WARNING
Set the disconnect switch to the OFF position and perform a lockout/tagout
of the high-voltage disconnect before installing wiring to the controller.
Do not set the disconnect switch to the ON position until the wiring installation is
complete and the controller is fully earth grounded per instructions.
Failure to comply could result in shock, burns or death.
1 Open door to fully open position, disconnect
power and perform lockout/tagout.
2
3 If necessary, drill a hole in the control box for
the Audible Alert System cable.
NOTICE
▪The cable must enter through the bottom of the control box. Drilling through the top or side of the
control box voids the warranty for the door.
▪Low voltage cables must enter through the right side of the box bottom.
▪Holes must be drilled. The indentations on the controller bottom are not knockouts.
#2
■Low voltage
■High voltage
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4 Connect the wiring to the controller.
NOTICE
▪Maximum torque for all controller screws is
2.5 in-lb.
▪All wiring 18 AWG. Wire colors may vary for
your door.
▪Install terminal blocks and jumpers as
appropriate for your installation. Blocks and
jumpers may be installed inside the control box.
210 211 212 213
210 211 212 213210 211 212 213
290290
291
291
292
292
293
293
5-pin jumper
00112127
5-pin jumper
00112127
210 211 212 213
210 211 212 213210 211 212 213
290290
291
291
292
292
293
293
210 211 212 213
200 201 202 203200 201 202 203
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
BK
GN
WH
RD
Single sensor
on one side
of door
Dual sensors
on one side
of door
YE/RD
BK/YE
WH/RD
BK/WH
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
BK
GN
WH
RD
BK
GN
WH
RD
YE/RD
BK/YE
YE/RD
BK/YE
WH/RD
BK/WH
WH/RD
BK/WH
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
210 211 212 213
210 211 212 213210 211 212 213
290290
291
291
292
292
293
293
5-pin jumper
00112127
5-pin jumper
00112127
210 211 212 213
210 211 212 213210 211 212 213
290290
291
291
292
292
293
293
210 211 212 213
200 201 202 203200 201 202 203
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
BK
GN
WH
RD
Single sensor
on one side
of door
Dual sensors
on one side
of door
YE/RD
BK/YE
WH/RD
BK/WH
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
BK
GN
WH
RD
BK
GN
WH
RD
YE/RD
BK/YE
YE/RD
BK/YE
WH/RD
BK/WH
WH/RD
BK/WH
VT, YE, VT/YE:
trim and cap
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How to position the sensor
1 Plug in the cable a.
This will turn on the
sensor.
Remove the
b.
a b
Line up
OK
aTurn the sensor so that the two blinking red dots are centered
in the door opening.
b Adjust the two side positioning screws until the dots are level
with the door panel.
b Adjust the top positioning screw until the dots are 1" (one inch)
in front of the door panel.
OK
5
sec
5
sec
Display screenDisplay screen
When you see this:When you see this: Do this:Do this:
LEDs at bottom of sensorLEDs at bottom of sensor
Flashing green/redFlashing green/red
aEqual distance
from side columns
aEqual distance
from side columns
aEqual distance
from side columns
aEqual distance
from side columns
bLevel with
door panel
c1" in front
of door panel
bLevel with
door panel
c1" in front
of door panel
To enter the final position
Closer
to door
Left
dot
Right
dot
Both dots
Positioning
screw
adjustments
(all screws)
a
b
c
C
l
o
s
e
r
t
o
d
o
o
r
A
w
a
y
f
r
o
m
d
o
o
r
#2
2
3
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5 Tighten the angle lock screw to
secure the sensor in place.
OK
OK
Turn the sensor until the OK screen displays.
1. For best results, make sure the arrow aligns
with the center triangle in the OK screen.
2. Allow the sensor to settle into place for five
seconds after turning it before checking the
screen.
3. The two red blinking dots will no longer be
centered when you are done. This is the
normal result of this step.
Display screenDisplay screen
When you see this:When you see this: Do this:Do this:
LEDs at bottom of sensorLEDs at bottom of sensor
Flashing green/redFlashing green/red
To enter the final position
4
#2
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How to set defaults for Outputs 1 and 2
Do this before running the
teach-in for the door, or he door
will not close when the teach-
in is complete.
Follow the steps shown here to change the settings.
OK
OK
Quick Start
In–Out
In–Out
Motion
Presence
More
Out1 Logic
NC
NO
Out1 Logic
NC
NO
OK
1x
3x
1x
3x
OK
Save
Out1 Logic
Out1 Holdtime
Out1 Test
OK
OK
Out1 Logic
NO
Out1 Holdtime
Out1 Test
Out2 Logic
NC
NO
Out2 Logic
NC
NO
OK
1x
OK
Save
Out2 Logic
Out2 Holdtime
Out2 Test
OK
OK
Out2 Logic
NO
Out2 Holdtime
Out2 Test
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How to run a teach-in of the sensor
To ensure a successful teach-in:
▪Make sure the teach-in detection area in front of the door is clear of all objects and people. The detection area is as
wide as the door opening and extends 1.2 x the mounting height of the sensor.
▪Make sure nothing enters the detection area during the teach-in.
▪Cover all breaks
The sensor runs through a 60-second delay, then a
3-second countdown, then begins the teach-in.
Make sure the teach-in detection area is clear and everyone in the
area has been informed not to enter the detection area.
The teach-in was successful. Go to How to change the stop distance
or How to check the detection area.
The teach-in was not successful. See the BEA widescreen owner’s
manual for a complete list of error codes and troubleshooting steps.
In most cases, recheck the detection area for obstructions and run
the teach-in again.
Display screenDisplay screen
When you see this:When you see this:
ResultsResults
Do this:Do this:
LEDs at bottom of sensorLEDs at bottom of sensor
Display screenDisplay screen
When you see this:When you see this: Do this:Do this:
LEDs at bottom of sensorLEDs at bottom of sensor
Orange flashes 5XOrange flashes 5X
Orange flashes 5XOrange flashes 5X
Solid redSolid red
Flashing green/redFlashing green/red
LEDs turn offLEDs turn off
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Install!
E5:FLATNESS
Teach–in
Teach–in
Install
QS
Presettings
Quick Start
In–Out
Success
60 seconds
3 seconds
3 seconds
Problem
1
2
3
4
6
5
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How to set defaults for auto dealerships
The factory defaults are optimal for most installations. For these
doors, Output 1 and 2 are the only settings you change.
Installations in auto dealerships have custom recommended
settings for interior and exterior sensors.
These are shown on the next two pages.
You may also need to change the stop distance (length of detection
Follow the steps shown here to do this.
The maximum distance for all field stops is
1.2 times the mounting height of the sensor.
The sensor stores this value as part
of the teach-in.
If you set a field stop to a value above the
maximum, the sensor will automatically
reset the value down to the maximum.
OK
OK
Quick Start
In–Out
Field width
Field stop
98.4 "
ObjectType
In–Out
Motion
Presence
Motion
Presence
Safety
Field stop
98.4 "
OK
Field width
Field stop
72.4 "
ObjectType
Field stop
72.4 "
OK
OK OK
OK
2x 3x
1x 1x
Set new
stop
distance
Save
Cancel
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Default settings for auto dealerships - exterior sensor
WARNING
Field Stop for Safety should be set
to 19.6" in all installations.
Contact Rytec technical support
at 800-628-1909 before using any
other setting.
Out1 Funct
Out2 Funct
Relay Funct
More
Out1 Logic
Out1 Holdtime
Out1 Test
Out2 Logic
Out2 Holdtime
Out2 Test
Relay Logic
Relay Holdtime
Relay Test
Quick start
In-Out
Motion
Presence
Safety
Others
Set to “NC”
Set to “1 s”
Set to “NO”
Set to “1 s”
Set to “NC”
Set to “1 s”
In-Out
Main Menu
Field Width
Field Stop
Object Type
More
Immunity
Field Start
Direction
Immunity
Field Start
Pres Time
Immunity
Pres Time
UncovZone
Field Width
Field Stop
Object Type
More
Field Width
Field Stop
More
Match door width
Set to “114.1”
Set to “Vehicle”
Match door width
Set to “69.9”
Set to “Any”
Match door width
Set to “19.6”
Set to “69.9”
Set to “2”
Set to “5”
Set to “Infinite”
Set to “2”
Set to “5.9”
Set to “2”
Set to “0”
Set to “Uni 100+”
Motion
More
More
More
More
Presence
Safety
Note: this icon indicates factory default value.
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Default settings for auto dealerships - interior sensor
WARNING
Field Stop for Safety should be set
to 19.6" in all installations.
Contact Rytec technical support
at 800-628-1909 before using any
other setting.
Out1 Funct
Out2 Funct
Relay Funct
More
Out1 Logic
Out1 Holdtime
Out1 Test
Out2 Logic
Out2 Holdtime
Out2 Test
Relay Logic
Relay Holdtime
Relay Test
Quick start
In-Out
Motion
Presence
Safety
Others
Set to “NC”
Set to “1 s”
Set to “NO”
Set to “1 s”
Set to “NC”
Set to “1 s”
In-Out
Main Menu
Field Width
Field Stop
Object Type
More
Immunity
Field Start
Direction
Immunity
Field Start
Pres Time
Immunity
Pres Time
UncovZone
Field Width
Field Stop
Object Type
More
Field Width
Field Stop
More
Set to “86.6”
Set to “35.3”
Set to “Vehicle”
Match door width
Set to “43.3”
Set to “Any”
Match door width
Set to “19.6”
Set to “69.9”
Set to “2”
Set to “5”
Set to “Infinite”
Set to “2”
Set to “5.9”
Set to “4”
Set to “0”
Set to “Uni 100+”
Motion
More
More
More
More
Presence
Safety
Note: after the defaults for Presence are
set, any object that remains within
the detection field will be “learned” after
5 minutes, and will then not prevent the
door from closing if it is detected.
Note: this icon indicates factory default value.
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Walk around the area in front of the
door opening.
Watch the LEDs on the bottom of the
sensor and the response of the door to
verify when you are in the motion,
reposition the sensor or change
If ObjectType for Motion has been set
to Vehicle, a means a single human
in the detection field will not activate
the sensor.
During the detection field check,
have two people walk side by side, or
have one person hold a 2’ x 2’ piece of
cardboard or plywood over their head.
A single human should activate the
sensor for Safety and Presence.
Solid greenSolid green
Blinking redBlinking red
Solid redSolid red
Safety field
activated
door stays
open/reverses
Presence field
activated
door stays open
Motion field
activated
door opens
Note: after the defaults for Presence are
set, any object that remains within
the detection field will be “learned” after
5 minutes, and will then not prevent the
door from closing if it is detected.
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How to complete the installation
1 Reinstall and lock the cover. Line up the hinge tabs a and reattach the cover, then swing the cover up
until the two tabs click into place b. Turnc,
cba
#2
Start with cover at 90º angle
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How to set a controller parameter
NOTE: The System 4 display uses hexadecimal numbers to number parameters and for some values.
The display uses the ten numeric characters (0-9), plus six letters (A-F), which represent the values from 11
through 16.
In some cases it will be necessary to press the UP arrow sixteen times to change a value from 0000 to 0010.
Icon key
Press Press and
hold
Press UP or
DOWN arrow,
as needed
How to set the controller to Parameter mode and access Service level parameters
Do This Result
1
You are in Parameter mode.
You can now change parameters.
2
The Password parameter (999) screen displays.
Do This Result
3
side of the display.
4
Set the Service password value to 10.
001= 1979 Cyc
P:Password O
O= Operator level access
S= Service level access
Service level accesses
more parameters
Blinking cursor
On left side of display: press arrows to change parameter number
On right side of display: press arrows to change paramter value
Parameter name
The Controller Display The Controller Controls
Parameter
number
All three digits are
hexadecimal
Parameter value
?= value being changed
?= change saved
Stop/Reset Button
Press to toggle the
flashing cursor between
left and right
Press and hold to save
changes to a value
UP Arrow
Press to increase a value
or a parameter number
Press and hold arrows
to cycle quickly
DOWN Arrow
Press to decrease a value
or a parameter number
001= [xxx] Cyc
P:Password O
5
sec.
RY-UI-000050
PDN-UI-000051
999= 00000#00
P:Password O
2x
PDN-UI-000052
00000#00999=
P:Password O
PDN-UI-000059
999= 0010?#00
P:Password O
16x
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Do This Result
5
The Service password is saved
▪You must press and hold
(5) seconds to save the change.
Do This Result
6
(parameter number) side.
You can now move to a parameter.
How to navigate to a parameter and change the value
Do This Result
1
2
side of the display.
3
4
The new value is saved
▪You must press and hold
(5) seconds to save the change.
Do This Result
5
(parameter number) side.
You can now move to the next parameter, or return to run
mode.
6
Return to run mode.
PDN-UI-000060
5sec.
999= 00100#00
P:Password S
PDN-UI-000061
999= 00100#00
P:Password S
PDN-UI-000057
544= 00#00
P:Input040211 S
until parameter displays
PDN-UI-000052
544= 00#00
P:Input040211 S
PDN-UI-000059
544= [x]?#00
P:Input040211 S
until new value displays
PDN-UI-000060
5sec.
544= [x]0#00
P:Input040211 S
PDN-UI-000061
544= [x]0#00
P:Input040211 S
PDN-UI-000060
5sec. [Your door model]
[xxx] Cycles
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