Install Manual: Glide Away Front Sensor (IXIO)

    Overview
    IXI0-DT1
    Opening and safety sensor for automatic sliding doors (according to EN 16005 and DIN 18650)
    ​User's guide for product version 0100 and higher
    1. 1

      Parts and Accessories

      Parts
      1. LCD
      2. Radar antenna (narrow field)
      3. Radar Antenna (wide field)
      4. AIR-curtain width adjustment
      5. AIR-lenses
      6. Cover
      7. Main connector
      8. Main adjustment knob
      9. AIR-curtain angle adjustment knob

      Accessories
      BA: Bracket Accessory
      CA: Ceiling Accessory
      RA: Rain Accessory
    2. 2

      Mounting and Wiring

      Tip: Fixation and wiring are compatible with the ACTIV8.
       * Output status when sensor is operational
      ** For compliance with EN 16005 and DIN 18650, connection to door controller test output is required
    3. 3

      Opening Impulse Field

      Angle

      Width

      The size of the detection field varies according to the mounting height of the sensor.
    4. 4

      Safety Field

      Angle
      *Visibility depends on external conditions.
      ** The distance between the inner curtain of the inside door sensor and the inner curtain of the outside door sensor should always be smaller than 20 cm. The distance to the door leaf depends on the thickness of the door leaf.

      Width

      The size of the detection field varies according to the mounting height of the sensor. The full door width must be covered.
    5. 5

      Settings

      Adjust the sensor by LCD or remote control (see LCD and Settings Overview below) or choose one of the pre-settings.
      • STANDARD: Inside installations
      • CRITICAL ENVIRONMENT: Critical or outside installations
      • SHOPPING STREET: Installations in narrow streets with pedestrian traffic
    6. 6

      Setup

      IMPORTANT! 
      • Step out of the detection field before launching a setup.
      • Test and make sure the installation is functioning properly before leaving the premises.
    7. 7

      LCD Usage

      Display During Normal Functioning
      Factory Value vs. Saved Value

      Menu Navigation
      • Push to enter the LCD menu.
      • Select your language before entering the first LCD menu.
        Note: During the first 30 seconds after power-on of the sensor or later in the diagnostics menu.
      • Scroll menu items.
      • Select Back to return to the previous menu or display.
      • Select More to go to the next level.
        • Basic Settings
        • Advanced Settings
        • Diagnostics

      Changing a Value
      • Scroll the menu up and down.
      • Push to select a parameter.
      • Scroll values up and down.
      • Push to save the new value.

      Value Check with Remote Control
      Pressing a parameter symbol on your remote control displays the saved value directly on the LCD screen.
    8. 8

      Settings Overview

    9. 9

      Troubleshooting

      E1 ORANGE LED flashes 1x
      The sensor signals an internal fault.
      1. Cut and restore the power supply.
      2. If the ORANGE LED flashes again, replace the sensor.
      E2 ORANGE LED flashes 2x
      The power supply is too low or too high.
      1. Check the power supply (in the diagnostics menu of the LCD).
      2. Check wiring.
      E4 ORANGE LED flashes 4x
      The sensor is not receiving enough AIR-energy.
      1. Check the angle of the AIR-curtains.
      2. Increase AIR-immunity filter to value 4 or 5 (> 2.8 m).
      E5 ORANGE LED flashes 5x
      The sensor is receiving too much AIR-energy.
      1. Check the angle of the AIR-curtains.
      2. Increase AIR-immunity filter to value 1, 2, or 3.
      E8 ORANGE LED flashes 8x
      The AIR power emitter is faulty.Replace the sensor.
      ORANGE LED is on
      The sensor is encountering a memory problem.
      1. Cut and restore the power supply.
      2. If the Orange LED lights up again, replace the sensor.
      RED LED flashes quickly after an assisted setup
      The sensor sees the door during the assisted setup.
      1. Check the angle of the AIR-curtains.
      2. Launch a new assisted setup.
        Attention: Do not stand in the detection field!
      RED LED lights up sporadically
      The sensor is vibrating.
      1. Check if the sensor is fastened firmly.
      2. Check the position of the cable and cover.

      The sensor sees the door.
      1. Launch an assisted setup and adjust the AIR angle.

      The sensor is disturbed by external conditions.
      1. Increase the AIR-immunity filter to value 3.
      2. Select presetting 2 or 3.
      GREEN LED lights up sporadically
      The sensor is disturbed by rain and/or leaves.
      1. Select presetting 2 or 3.
      2. Increase the radar-immunity filter.

      Ghosting created by door movement.
      1. Change the radar field angle.

      The sensor is vibrating.
      1. Check if the sensor and door cover are fastened firnly.
      2. Check the position of the cable and cover.

      The sensor sees the door or other moving objects.
      1. Remove the objects if possible.
      2. Change the radar field size or angle.
      LED and LCD display are off

      1. Cut and restore the power supply.
      2. Check wiring.
      The reaction of the door does not correspond to the LED signal.
      1. Check the output configuration setitng.
      2. Check wiring.

      Motion detectionPresence detection LED flashes LED flashes quickly LED is off
    10. 10

      Installation

      Avoid extreme vibrations.
      Do not cover the sensor.
      Avoid moving objects and light sources in the detection field.
      Avoid highly reflective objects in the infrared field.
    11. 11

      Maintenance

      It is recommended to clean the optical parts at least once a year or more if required due to environmental conditions.

      Do not use aggressive products to clean the optical parts.
    12. 12

      Safety

      The door control unit and the door cover profile must be correctly earthed.

      Only trained and qualified personnel may install and set up the sensor.

      Always test and makes sure the installation is functioning properly before leaving the premises.

      The warranty is invalid if unauthorized repairs are made or attempted by unauthorized personnel.

      IMPORTANT!
      • The device cannot be used for purposes other than its intended use. All other uses cannot be guaranteed by the manufacturer of the sensor.
      • The manufacturer of the door system is responsible for carrying out a risk assessment and installing the sensor and the door system in compliance with applicable national and international regulations and standards on door safety.
      • The manufacturer of the sensor cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or inappropriate adjustments of the sensor.
    13. 13

      Technical Specifications

      Supply voltage12V - 24V AC +/- 10%; 12V - 30V DC +/- 10% (to be operated from SELV compatible power supplies only)
      Power consumption< 2.5W
      Mounting height2m to 3.5m (local regulations may have an impact on the acceptable mounting height)
      Temperature range-25C to +55C; 0-95% relative humidity, non condensing
      Degree of protectionIP54
      Expected lifetime20 years
      Applicable directivesR&TE 1999/5/EC; EMC 2004/108/EC; MD 2006/42/EC; RoHS 2002/95/EC
      Detection modeMotion
      Min. detection speed: 5 cm/s
      Presence
      Typical response time: < 2000ms (max. 500ms)
      TechnologyMicrowave doppler radar
      Transmitter frequency: 24.150 GHz
      Transmitter radiated power: < 20 dBm EIRP
      Transmitter power density: < 5mW/sq.cm
      Active infrared with background analysis
      Spot: 5cm x 5cm (typ)
      Number of spots: max. 24 per curtain
      Number of curtains: 2
      OutputSolid-state-relay (potential and polarity free)
      Max. contact current: 100 mA
      Max. contact voltage: 42 V AC/DC
      Solid-state-relay (potential and polarity free)
      Max contact current: 100 mA
      Max contact voltage: 42V AC/DC
      Holdtime: 0.3 to 1 s
      Test input
      Sensitivity: Low < 1V; High > 10V (max. 30V)
      Response time on test request: typically < 5ms
      Noise< 70 dB
      Norm conformity
      EN 12978
      EN ISO 13849-1:2008 PL <<c>> CAT.2 (under the condition that the door control system monitors the sensor at least once per door cycle)
      EN 16005:2012 Chapter 4.6.8; DIN 18650-1:2010 Chapter 5.7.4; BS 7036-1:1996 Chapter 8.1
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