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English
Application
Movement sensor module in the
Vario system with a horizontal pick-
up angle of max. 180°.
It picks up infrared beams in a limit-
able area such as those emitted
by humans. The system contains a
highly sensitive infrared detector, a
photoelectric lighting controller and
the associated amplifying circuit.
The horizontal detection range and
the pick-up width can be adjusted.
• Max. pick-up width depending on
mounting height, mounting position
of the lens, external temperature
and approach direction
• Pick-up width can be reduced
using a shield insert
• Horizontal pick-up angle max.
180° adjustable by means of shield
insert
• Switching outputs:
output1: Photoelectric lighting
controller,
output2: Movement sensor module,
output3: Series connection of
output1 and output2
• Response threshold for photoelec-
tric lighting controller adjustable
between appr. 5300 Lux
• Photoelectric lighting controller, in
combined photoelectric and move-
ment detection mode, self-lighting
protection
There are three integrated switching
outputs which can be separately
used. Output D is a photoelectric
lighting controller which is activated
at dusk and output B switches in
response to a movement. Output
D/B is a series connection of outputs
D and B. All three switching outputs
have a common reference point.
For users with heavy current connec-
tion, 12V/230AC remote switching
relays with a suitable switching
capacity must be used.
We recommend using electronic
relays with a control voltage of
8–24V AC/DC in order to avoid
disturbing impulse peaks. With
conventional switching or coupling
relays, use models with integrated
freewheeling / anti-surge diode. If
external light switches are addition-
Installation
When used in conjunction with
Siedle Vario door intercom systems,
please observe the admissible
ranges. For more details, see the
relevant System Manual 1+n or
In-Home Bus.
3 Terminal assignment
b, c Power supply
G, D Photoelectric lighting
controller
G, B Movement sensor
G, D/B Photoelectric lighting
controller and movement
sensor in combination
4 BMM611-... switches the outside
light
5 BMM611-... in the Vario door
loudspeaker switches the module
lighting on at dusk, and at night also
the external light in response to a
movement by means of time relay
ZR502-....
6 BMM611-... in the Vario door
loudspeaker switches the module
lighting at dusk, and at night also
the external light in response to a
movement by means the customer’s
own 12VAC relay.
Circuits with video or other special
circuit diagrams are available on
request.
Commissioning
The range/pick-up angle are
determined and restricted where
necessary, and the off delay and
photoelectric lighting controller
settings adjusted during the com-
missioning process. This is done by
rst removing the module panel
and mounting the module in the
mounting frame without the panel.
7 Take the module out of the
mounting frame with the Vario key
if applicable.
8 Take off the module panel for
commissioning purposes and insert
the module into the mounting frame
without the panel.
ally used in the same circuit, a timer
relay (automatic staircase timer
switch) is required.
The BMM611... is not suitable for
alarm systems.
Electrical voltage
• Mounting, installation and ser-
vicing work on electrical devices may
only be performed by a suitably
qualied electrician.
• No external voltages greater than
50V are admissible inside the ush
mount housing of the door station
in compliance with DIN VIDE0100 /
END60065.
In order to comply with the general
safety regulations for telecom-
munication systems in accordance
with VDE 0100 and VDE 0800, and
to prevent electrical interference,
ensure separate routing of heavy
and light current conductors. A dis-
tance of 10 cm must be adhered to.
Choosing a location
The mounting position is frequently
predetermined by combination
with the intercom system. The
ideal mounting height for entryway
intercom systems is between 1.40
and 1.60m above the nished oor
level. A certain amount of variation
is possible by integrating the mod-
ules differently within the mounting
frame.
1 The range of the BMM611-...
depends on the mounting height
and approach direction. The speci-
ed ranges apply only in the event
of an approach angle at right angles
to the sensor.
2 Horizontal pick-up angle
max.180°.
The detection range of the
BMM611... can be restricted or
increased as required (see under
Commissioning).
