BEA IS40P User Manual [en, es, fr]

COMBINED ACTIVE INFRARED / MICROWAVE AND ACTIVE INFRARED ONLY SENSOR

“The Peak Of Detection”

1 Description

IS40

2 Specications

MICROWAVE FIELD ADJUSTMENT

LED INDICATORS

- The IS40 uses
Microwave
technology for
activation and
Active Infrared
technology
for presence

detection.

IS40 / IS40P

USER’S GUIDE

IS40P

- The IS40P uses Active Infrared (IR)
technology for presence detection only
and the activation relay can be triggered

by entering or exiting the IR eld.

DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION

TECHNOLOGY MICROWAVE (IS40 Only) INFRARED
RADIATED FREQUENCY 24.175 GHz 875nm
RADIATED POWER DENSITY < 5 mW/cm² < 250mW/m²
DETECTION MODE Motion Motion & Presence
MAXIMUM DETECTION FIELD 13’ x 16’ (4m x 5m) (10’ x 10’) 3m x 3m
OUTPUT HOLD TIME 0.5 sec. to 9 sec. 0.5 sec.
REACTION TIME 100ms 250ms
MINIMUM TARGET SPEED 2 in/sec (5cm/sec) in sensor axis 0 in/sec (0cm/sec)
LED SIGNAL Green Red
ANTENNA TILT ANGLE -8° to 22° (relative to sensor front face) N/A
SENSOR TILT ANGLE 15° to 45°

SUPPLY VOLTAGE
MAIN FREQUENCY 50 to 60Hz

POWER CONSUMPTION < 2W
RELAY OUTPUT

- Max. Voltage

- Max. Current

- Max Switching Power
INSTALLATION HEIGHT 8’ to 16’ (2.5m to 5m)
TEMPERATURE RANGE -22°F ( -30°C) to + 140°F (60°C)
PROTECTION DEGREE NEMA-4
NORM CONFORMITY Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) according to 2004/108/EEC, R&TTE: 1999/5/EC
DIMENSIONS (D X W X H) 5 in. X 4 in. X 3.75 in. (127mm x 102mm x 96mm)
MATERIAL

- Housing

- Face
COLOR

- Housing

- Face
CABLE LENGTH 32 feet (10m)

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2 Relays with switch-over contact (voltage free)

12 to 24VAC ± 10%

12 to 24VDC +30% / -5%

60 VDC / 125 VAC

1A (resistive)

30W (DC) / 60VA (AC)

ABS

Polycarbonate

Black

Transparent Purple

3 Precautions

15°

15°

30°

30°

C

E

I

L

I

N

G

W

A

L

L MOUNT

When the angle of the sensor is
chosen, tighten the screws firmly.

Mounting height: 16 ft.
Sensitivity: 9
Microwave field angle: 30°

M

O

U

N

T

3.25

6.50

9.75

13.00

19.70

16.30

3.25

0

3.25 6.506.50

ft.

ft.

20∞

45∞

30∞

This device IS NOT intended for use as a safety sensor.



Shut off all power before attempting any wiring procedures.



Maintain a clean & safe environment when working in public areas.



Constantly be aware of pedestrian/vehicle trafc around the area.



Always stop pedestrian/vehicle trafc through the doorway when performing tests that may result in unexpected reactions by the door.



ESD electrostatic discharge: Circuit boards are vulnerable to damage by electrostatic discharge. Before handling any board ensure



you dissipate your body’s charge.

Always check placement of all wiring before powering up to insure that moving parts will not catch any wires and cause damage to



equipment.

Ensure compliance with all applicable safety standards (i.e. ANSI A156.10 / 19) upon completion of installation.



DO NOT attempt any internal repair of the sensor. All repairs and/or component replacements must be performed by BEA Inc. Unau-



thorized disassembly or repair:

1. May jeopardize personal safety and may expose one to the risk of electrical shock.

2. May adversely affect the safe and reliable performance of the product will result in a voided product warranty.

4 Installation Tips

The sensor must be
rmly fastened to
prevent vibration.

DO NOT cover the sensor.

The sensor must not have
any object likely to move or
vibrate in its sensing eld.

5 Wiring

POWER (VAC / DC) ACTIVATION RELAY PRESENCE RELAY

LABEL

12-24 12-24 COM NO NC COM NO NC

COLOR

RED BLACK WHITE GREEN YELLOW

WHITE W/BLACK

STRIPE

GREEN W/BLACK

STRIPE

YELLOW W/BLACK

6 Installation

1 Sensor Tilt Angle

It is important to adjust sensor angle rst to position IR eld correctly. Then adapt angle of radar eld by using tilt angle adjustment screw.

NOTE: To obtain an IR pattern that’s
straight down (closest to the

door thershold); wall mounted

sensors need to be set at

20º, while sensors that are
extended out from the wall
should be set at around 15º.

STRIPE

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2 Microwave Field Tilt Angle

-

3.25

6.50

9.75

13.0

19.7

23.0

26.3

16.3

3.25

0

3.25 6.506.50

ft

ft

Mounting height: 16 ft.
Sensitivity: 9
Sensor angle: 20°

-

+

MIN

MAX

By turning the tilt
angle adjustment
screw clockwise,
the radar eld
angle is reduced.

By turning the tilt
angle adjustment
screw counter
clockwise, the
radar eld angle
is increased.

7 Remote Control Functions

Every programming session begins by unlocking the sensor. Thereafter a program setting may be altered by pressing the desired function key
followed by the desired value for that function. When all programming is complete press the lock key twice to retain settings. Use the following
as a guide:

Unlock the sensor to enter into adjustment

session (if no access code has been entered)

To change the value of a parameter
(ex. Automatic Learn Time)

… to change any other parameters
(ex. Relay Conguration)

To check the value of a parameter (ex.
Automatic Learn Time)

Lock the adjustment session and go back to
normal function

Press Unlock Key

Select Parameter

to Change

Select Parameter

to Change

Select Parameter

to Check

Press Lock Key Twice

RED LED

Flashes Slowly

RED LED

Flashes Quickly

RED LED

Flashes Quickly

RED LED

Flashes Quickly

0-9

Enter New Value

RED LED

Flashes Slowly

0-9

Enter New Value

RED LED

Flashes Slowly

?

Press Question

Mark

OR + Lock Code

The Number of Green Flashes Indicate

the Value of This Parameter

RED LED

Flashes Slowly

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8 Setup & Startup

0

0

1 x 11:

3 x 3

3:

4 x 4

4:

1 Setup Sequence

1. Power on the sensor. Sensor automatically performs a Setup on power up and Setup is complete when Red/Green fl ashing stops.

2. If the Detection Zone (Background) permanently changes and a new Setup is required, perform a new Setup by pressing

. Red & Green LEDs will blink rapidly until setup is complete.

NOTE: Avoid movement in the IR zone during setup.

2 Remote Control Parameters

FUNCTION

AUTOMATIC
LEARN TIME

IMMUNITY INFRARED

PATTERN INFRARED

FREQUENCY INFRARED

AFFECTS

INFRARED OR

MICROWAVE

INFRARED

REMOTE

CONTROL

BUTTON

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

0: 30 seconds
1: 1 minute
2: 2 minutes

1: Low (Normal)

2: Medium (Rain)
3: High (Snow)

DOOR

1

6

DOOR DOOR DOOR DOOR

6

1: L - L’ Pulse Frequency

2: H - H’ Pulse Frequency

De ne the Minimum Target Size

3: 5 minutes
4: 10 minutes
5: 20 minutes

DOOR DOOR DOOR DOOR

2

7 8 9

7

6: 60 minutes

9:

∞

(Infi nity)

3 4 5

8 9

TARGET SIZE INFRARED

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F2

2 Remote Control Parameters (Continued)

FUNCTION

INFRARED OR

MICROWAVE

SENSITIVITY MICROWAVE

AFFECTS

DETECTION
MODE

REJECTION
MODE

MICROWAVE

MICROWAVE

ACTIVATION
RELAY

MICROWAVE

HOLD TIME

RELAY
CONFIGURATION

INFRARED

MICROWAVE

REMOTE

CONTROL

BUTTON

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

0 - 9: (7 - Default)

Height = 16 ft.
Sensitivity 9, 6, 3

1: Bidirectional (Towards or Away from Sensors)

2: Unidirectional Approach (Towards Sensor)

3: Unidirectional Depart (Away from Sensor)

1: Detection of all kind of Targets
in Motion

2: Detection of all kind of Targets in Motion
+ Interference Immunity
3: Low ‘Pedestrian/Parallel trafc’ Rejection

4: Medium ‘Pedestrian/Parallel trafc’
Rejection + Interference Immunity
5: High ‘Pedestrian/Parallel trafc’ Rejection
+ Interference Immunity

+ Interference Immunity

0: 0.5 second

1: 1.0 second
2: 2.0 seconds
3: 3.0 seconds
4: 4.0 seconds

Activation

Relay

1 Active Passive

Presence

Relay

5: 5.0 seconds
6: 6.0 seconds
7: 7.0 seconds
8: 8.0 seconds
9: 9.0 seconds

Description Active Passive

Detection

2 Passive Active
3 Passive Passive

No Detection

4 Active Active

6 3 0 3 6

S = 3

S = 6

S = 9

COM COM

COM COM

3

6

9

12

15

18

NO
NC

NO
NC

FT.

NO
NC

NO
NC

OUTPUT
CONFIGURATION

DOOR EXAMPLE

LAST LINE

FIRST LINE

SETUP

DEFAULT
VALUES

INFRARED

MICROWAVE

INFRARED

MICROWAVE

INFRARED

MICROWAVE

F1

PRESENCE RELAY IS40 IS40P

0 - 4: ALL MODES Activates when object is in

presence zone.

Activates when object is

in presence zone.

ACTIVATION RELAY IS40 IS40P

0: STANDARD MODE Activates when motion

detected.

1: PULSE ON ENTRY Activates if object motion is

detected and then object enters
presence zone.

2: PULSE ON EXIT Activates if object motion is

detected and then object exits
presence zone.

3: PULSE ON ENTRY

FIRST / LAST LINE

(See Example to the Left)

4: PULSE ON EXIT

FIRST / LAST LINE

(See Example to the Left)

Initiate Setup, press

To set Factory Defaults, press

Activates if object motion is
detected and then object enters
presence zone (rst or last line).

Activates if object motion is
detected and then object exits
presence zone (rst or last line).

0

9

Activates when object is

in presence zone.

Activates when object
enters presence zone.

Activaties when object exits
presence zone.

Activates when object
enters presence zone (rst
or last line).

Activates when object exits
presence zone (rst or last
line).

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9 Troubleshooting

SYMPTOMS

The red LED stays on.

The red LED is on
during rain or snow.

The green LED is on
during rain or snow.

The red LED is

permanently on after
a setup.

The door keeps

recycling open-closed.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

The sensor detects a presence.

The presence detection is
disturbed by the rain or snow.

The microwave detection is
disturbed by the rain or snow.

Setup has failed due to motion

in the IR field.

Sensor detects door movement.

Sensor detects door vibrations.

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Wait for learn time setting to expire.

Launch a setup.

Increase the immunity of the IR field
(value 2 or 3, respectively).

Increase the mircowave rejection.

Consider using unidirectional mode
under the Detection Parameters.

Launch a new setup with the IR

area clear of moving objects.

Increase the sensor angle and/or

Change

mircowave field angle.

Increase mircrowave rejection.

The sensor detects

objects outside of its

detection field.

The sensor does not

respond to the remote

control.

Application requires an
access code or sensor
will not unlock after
entering an access

code.

10 Company Contact

Do not leave problems unresolved. If a satisfactory solution cannot be achieved after troubleshooting a problem, please
call BEA, Inc. If you must wait for the following workday to call BEA., leave the door inoperable until satisfactory repairs
can be made. Never sacrice the safe operation of the automatic door or gate for an incomplete solution. The following
numbers can be called 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For more information, visit www.beasensors.com.

US and Canada:

Canada:

Northeast:

Too much reflection due to a

metallic environment.

The batteries in the remote

control are not installed properly

or dead.

The remote control is poorly
aimed.

The sensor is not powered.

You must enter a code or the
wrong code was entered.

1-866-249-7937
1-866-836-1863
1-866-836-1863

Increase the mircowave rejection.

Verify or replace the batteries.

Point the remote control directly

towards the sensor.
Check the power supply of the

sensor.

Cut and restore power supply. No
code is required to unlock during

the first minute after powering on.
Unlock, then lock and ‘enter’ a

new access code or 0000 to delete

the current access code.

Southeast:

Midwest:

West:

1-800-407-4545
1-888-308-8843
1-888-419-2564

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