Hotron 3H-IR14C User Manual

EN16005

Note

EN16005

8

OFF

CAUTION

CAUTION

WARNING

CAUTION

■Other symbols to be aware of.

Disregarding this symbol may result in injury
or damage to equipment.

Disregarding this symbol may result in
serious injury or death.

This symbol shows a situation

which should be avoided.

This symbol shows an instruction which
must be followed.

This symbol shows a situation which
you should be aware of.

WARNING

CAUTION

■The symbols below indicate dangers.

2. Remove the
Cover.

User Manual

3H-IR14C

Motion and Presence Sensor

Before using this sensor, read this user manual in detail.
During the lifetime of the product, keep the manual and refer it when needed.

3. MOUNTING PRECAUTIONS

To prevent malfunction mount as indicated.

1. Mount lower than 3m

5. Install in vibration free

environment

4. Mount where rain or
snow will not fall directly
on unit.

1. Accumulation of snow or
water on the floor.

3. Mount where no direct
and reflected sunlight
shine onto the sensor

2. Environment is humid or
steamy.

Cover

1. DESCRIPTION

User Manual

Accessories

Mounting Template

Cable

Body Base

3.0m

9. Place the Cover on sensor and wipe the

sensor clean.

Be careful not to move the sensor
Body when attaching the Cover.

8. House the Connector
in the space provided.

1. Determine the
mounting position
of the device and
attach the Mounting
Template. Drill the
mounting and wiring
holes.

5. MOUNTING & WIRING INFORMATION

Drilling may cause electric shock.
Be careful of hidden wires inside the door engine cover.

7. Set the following parameters

6-1. Wiring to a door controller that can test the sensor.

4. Install the Base with
the Mounting Screws.

5. Attach the Body to the
Base.

3. Remove the Mounting
Screws and the Body from the
Base .

6. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

7. APPLYING POWER

If the sensor is exposed to excessive rain or snow,
protect it with a Hotron weather cover.

In the following cases, the sensor may
detect without the presence of a person

3. Objects placed in the
detection area.

4. Pets / Animals enter the
detection area.

③ Safety Output
Refer to section 11. TIMING CHART OF EVENTS for full details on Safety Output.

⑤ Monitor Mode
Set to “Snow” in instances where false door activations can result from blowing snow,
leaves or rubbish in the detection zone. It should be noted that sensitivity to detecting
pedestrians may also be reduced.

① Quantity of Detection Rows
The number of rows of detection can be set to 4, 3, 2 or 1 depending on detection area
required.

② Frequency
When more than two sensors are installed in close proximity to each other, select
different frequency setting for each sensors to prevent cross interference.

It will take approximately 6s for dip
switch setting changes to take effect.

If you carry out the following when the power is turned on, the sensor will detect for 30s.

Before turning on the power, wire the door controller to the sensor.

No moving object

Power-

on/Reset

Presence detection

If there is a moving object in detection area after Power-on / reset, the sensor will be in motion detection mode.
If there is no moving object in detection area after Power-on / reset, the sensor will be in presence detection mode.

Moving object

Motion detection

5 s

No moving object

5 s

Remove
moving
object

Presence detection

Motion

Detection

2 s

⑥ TEST Input
When connected to a door controller without a TEST
Input, set to “OFF”. When connected to a door
controller with the TEST Input, set to “ON”
Refer to section 11. TIMING CHART OF EVENTS.

Place or remove a
mat in the detection
area.

Adjust the angle of Body.

Adjust the width of the detection area.

Adjust the sensitivity.

Default Setting：

☆

☆

① Quantity of

Detection Rows

R4
R3
R2
R1

1 2

☆

⑤ Monitor

Mode

Normal

7

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Snow

COMPLIED STANDARDS

DIN18650-1:2010

EN 12978:2003 +A1:2009

EN 16005:2012

EC type examination No. **** ********

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② Frequency

A
B
C
D

3 4

Setting required to conform with EN16005.

Special attention is required when this symbol is
shown.

2. Ensure no moving
objects are in the detection
area

6-2. Wiring to a door controller that cannot test the sensor.

Set “TEST Input” dip switch setting 8 to “ON”
Ref section 6. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS.

Set “TEST Input” dip switch setting 8 to “OFF”
Ref section 6. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS.

Mounting Screws

(2 pcs.)

Potentiometer
(Sensitivity Volume)

Connector

LED

Indicator

Area
Mask

Detection

Window

Dip

Switch

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Specification may change without prior notice.

0 to 5[degrees] R4~R1

Normal / Snow

4 Frequencies

2 [s]

Wide / Narrow

Installation Height
Sensitivity adjustment

3.0 [m]
Available

Presence Timer

Depth adjustment Angle

Row

Width adjustment

Monitor mode

Frequency

Model Name

3H-IR14C

AC12V : 1.1[VA]Max AC24V : 1.3[VA]Max
DC12V : 70 [mA]Max DC24V : 40 [mA]Max

Standby (Green)
R3,R4 Detecting (Blue)
R1,R2 Detecting (Red)
Door movement is detected (Orange)
Indicates a change of dip switch settings

(Fast flashing Orange )
Internal Sensor Error (Fast flashing Green/Red )
Reflected infrared signal from the floor is very low

(Flashing Green/Red )

Supply Voltage
Power Consumption

Output

AC/DC 12~24 [V]±10% 50/60 [Hz]

S : Silver , BL : Black

Output Holding Time

LED Indicator

Operating Temperature

Weight
Color

Approx 180 [g]

-20 ~ +60 [℃]

Approx 0.5 [s]

2. EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS

Active Infrared ReflectionDetection Method

[mm]

Form A Relay Contact
DC50[V] 0.1[A] (Resistance load)

Form A Relay Contact
DC50[V] 0.1[A] (Resistance load)

Safety
(R1,R2)
Activation
(R2,R3,R4)

Below 80 [%]

DC24V：6 [mA] Max

TEST Input

Operating humidity

Category

2 , performance level D according to EN
ISO 13849-1:2008

IP Rate IP54 (With Base)

0.1 ~ 0.2 [s]

Response Time

30 [s]

R1,R2

R3,R4

210

15

75(Standard Mounting Pitch)

35 10

28.5

59

section 6. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
section 8. ADJUSTING DETECTION PATTERN
section 9. ADJUSTING SENSITIVITY
section 10. VERIFICATION OF OPERATION
section 11. TIMING CHART OF EVENTS

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⑥ TEST Input

OFF

8

ON

③ Safety
Output

④ Activation
Output

☆

N.O.

5

N.C.

☆

N.O.

6

N.C.

④ Activation Output
Refer to section 11. TIMING CHART OF EVENTS for full details on Activation
Output.

To comply with EN16005 set to “ON”.

8

ON

ON

Without

TEST

With

TEST

0v

OFF

Without

TEST

0v

Note

EN16005Note

Sensor’s

Cable

Cable

Red
Black
White
Green
Yellow

Gray(+)

Activation
Output

AC/DC
12~24V ±10%

Safety
Output

N.O./N.C.

Power
（Non Pole）

TEST Input

TEST Input (+)
TEST Input (-)

Blue

Brown(-)

N.O./N.C.

Sensor’s

Cable

Cable

Red
Black
White
Green
Yellow

Gray(+)

Activation
Output

AC/DC
12~24V ±10%

Safety
Output

Power
（Non Pole）

Blue

Brown(-)

Do not connect
Do not connect

N.O./N.C.

N.O./N.C.

Set in a manner suitable for operation.

CAUTION

MP-10191 '16．06

Adjust the detection pattern to either
0°or +5°by moving the sensor body as
illustrated.

9. ADJUSTING SENSITIVITY

2. If the sensor does not
detect a person entering
the detection area,
increase the sensitivity.

After rechecking, if there is still a problem, please contact us or your dealer.

Reduce the detection area. Remove the moving object.

Problem Possible Cause Solution

Door opens and
closes for no apparent
reason (Ghosting)

The sensor detects the movement of the door.

Adjust the detection depth away from the door.

Door does not
operate

Door operates
intermittently

Door operate by itself

Tighten or reconnect the connector.
Apply proper voltage to the sensor. (AC/DC 12~24V)

Dust, frost or water droplet are on the sensor
lens.

Wipe the Detection Window clean and install a weather cover if

necessary.
Sensitivity too low.
Inappropriate detection area.

Increase the sensitivity.

Adjust the detection pattern.

Object moving in the detection area.
Detection area is too far from the door, causing
detection of passing pedestrians.
Sensitivity too high. Decrease the sensitivity.

Another sensor is installed in close proximity. Ensure that the frequency setting of each sensor is not the same.
Addition or removal of a mat・Falling snow or

footprints in snow.

Re-power the sensor.

Connection failure.
Incorrect power supply voltage.

Reduce the detection area.

13. TROUBLESHOOTING

< Disclaimer >
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for below.

1. Misinterpretation of the installation instructions, miss
connection, negligence, sensor modification and
inappropriate installation.

2. Damage caused by inappropriate transportation.

3. Accidents or damages caused by fire, pollution, abnormal
voltage, earthquake, thunderstorm, wind, floods and other
acts of providence.

4. Losses of business profits, business interruptions, business
information losses and other financial losses caused by using
the sensor or malfunction of the sensor.

5. Amount of compensation beyond selling price in all cases.

Set Monitor Mode to "Snow"

3. If the sensor detects
even though no one is
in the detection area,
decrease the
sensitivity.

1. Set the appropriate
sensitivity setting for the
mounting height of the sensor.

3. Width adjustment

8. ADJUSTING THE DETECTION PATTERN

Adjust the detection width by turning
Area Mask with a screwdriver.

2. Depth adjustment – Number of
Rows of Detection

1. Depth Adjustment – Sensor Body

The detection range will vary depending on the installation environment, object detected and sensor settings (clothes and floor material as
well as sensor sensitivity settings will all have an effect)

Section 6. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

Delete or add rows of detection

Ensure that the inner row of detection does not detect door movement

Narrow

Door

Door

After installation and sensor setting adjustment, walk test the sensor to ensure that the detection area is as required.
If unreliable detection or false door activations occur then re-adjust the sensor detection range and sensitivity settings.

10. VERIFICATION OF OPERATION

[m]

Wide

Technical problems with the
3H-IR14C sensor are indicated by a
flashing Green/Red LED. The
frequency of flashing indicates the
type of problem.

12. SELF DIAGNOSTICS ERRORS

4 Rows ON 3 Rows ON

2 Rows ON 1 Rows ON

26 Dublin Street (2nd Floor), Carlow, Ireland

URL: http://www.hotron.com

Fax: [phone]

Phone: [phone]

1-11-26 Hyakunin-Cho, Shinjuku-Ku, Tokyo, Japan

URL: http://www.hotron.com

Fax: [phone]

Phone: [phone]

Manufacturer
HOTRON CO.,LTD.

SALES Europe
Hotron Ireland Ltd.

CAUTION

Non-

Detection

Power

OFF

1234

Detection Non-Detection

1. Safety Output Row 1, 2　/　TEST　Input

1234

Red

Green

Red

Green

Compiler of Technical File (EC Community)

Description of Product:

Directives Fulfilled:

Above EC Type Directives Certified by:

Harmonized Standards Used:

Other Technical Standards Used:

Declaration made by Date

Location of Declaration

Door opens and
remains in the open
position

Internal sensor error.
Reflection of the transmitted infrared signal from
the floor is too low.

Increase the sensitivity.

Replace the sensor.

Replace the sensor

The sensor sensitivity setting is too low.

Fast

Slow

Flash Frequency LED Cause

14. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

3H-IR14C Combined motion and presence detection sensor for the activation and safety
of automatic doors.
Technology used is Active Infrared Technology.

David Morgan / Hotron Ireland Ltd
26 Dublin Street, Carlow, Ireland
Ph: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

EN ISO 13849-1:2008 DIN 18650-1:2010

EN 16005:2012

TUV NORD CERT GmbH
30519 Hannover, Germany
Identification No: 0044

Teruya Morimoto
Director Quality Assurance

Honda Electron Co. Ltd
1-23-19 Asahi-cho,Machida-City,
Tokyo, Japan

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11. TIMING CHART OF EVENTS

5

°

[0°]

1.0

2.0

0

1.0

2.0

3.0

1.0

2.0
[+5°]

[m]

0

1.0

2.0

3.0

1.02.0

0

1.0 2.0

Wide

1.02.0

0

1.0 2.0

Narrow

H L

M

H L

M

N.O.

5

N.C.

Blue

Yellow

1234 1234 1234 1234

Blue

Yellow

TEST

Response

Detection as
response to
TEST

TEST Non-TEST TEST

Non-TEST TEST Non-TEST

OFF

8

ON

Brown(-)

Gray(+)

Supplying DC12 to 24V,
make current flow from
Gray to Brown.

Break the
current flow
on test state.

T1 : 10±1ms App.
T2 : 11±1ms App.

T2T1

2. Activation Output Row 2, 3, 4

Non-

Detection

Power

OFF

1234

Detection

N.O.

6

N.C.

Green

White

Green

White

1234

DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC
DIN 18650-1:2010 Powered pedestrian doors Part 1: Product requirements chapter 5.7.4
EN 12978:2003 +A1:2009 Industrial, commercial and garage doors and gates - safety devices for power operated doors and gates

- Requirements and test methods
EN 62061:2005 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems
EN ISO 13849-1:2008 Safety of machinery - Safety-related parts of control systems.
EN 16005:2012
EC type examination No. *************

2.0 ～ 2.5

2.5 ～ 3.0

L ～ M
M ～ H

Criterion of

sensitivity

Height

[m]

Adjust the sensitivity that is appropriate to the installation environment.