User`s guide

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DESCRIPTION

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

BODYGUARD III

USER’S GUIDE

COMPONENT ID

INSTALLATION

TIPS

 The sensor must be

firmly fastened to

prevent vibration.

PRESENCE SENSOR

The BEA Bodyguard III Presence Sensor (10BODYGUARDIII) is a self-monitored ready overhead-mounted diffused active

infrared sensing device that provides detection for the triggering of automatic swing door safety functions. This sensor is

designed for use with all of BEA’s LO-21 modules, as well as the Parallink and LO-Linx. When used with BEA’s lockout

devices, the sensor is programmed to allow two different fields of detection - one for detection when the door is in the fully

closed position and the other for detection when the door is fully open. While the door is in the fully open position, the

Bodyguard extends its coverage back through the threshold area of the doorway, to provide coverage that will overlap with

BEA’s motion sensors.

As with all of BEA’s programmable sensing devices, full adjustability is achieved with the use of BEA’s hand-held remote

control unit. This allows alteration of all of the available functions as well as for inquiry of existing settings. Should the need

arise; the Bodyguard may also be tuned by means of two sensor-mounted buttons contained on the PC Board within the

unit. With these two buttons, the Bodyguard’s field of detection can be altered without the use of the hand-held remote. If a

complete door-mounted sensor (SuperScan) system is not used in addition to the Bodyguard, BEA, Inc. recommends the

use of a lockout safety beam to allow safety signaling if the zone is entered during a door closing cycle.

Installation Height - Variable 9’-0” max. (recommended 6’-6” to 8’-0”)

Mounting Angles

Bodyguard only

Bodyguard with Bodymount

+5°, +10° (factory default setting: +5°)

0°, +5°, +10°

Power Supply 12 to 24 V AC / DC +/- 10%

Frequency 50-60 Hz

Output Max. Voltage at contacts: 60V DC / 125V AC

Max. Current at contacts: 1 A

Max. switching power: 30 W (DC), 60 VA (AC)

Relay Hold Time 0.5 to 9 seconds

Operating Temperature -22°F to +140°F

Immunity Immune to electrical and radio frequency interference

Cable 4’- six conductor cable

Weight 1lb. 11 oz. (765g)

Dimensions 11.8”L (305 mm.) x 1.9”H (51 mm.) x 1.9”W (46 mm.)

Material Aluminum & ABS plastic

Housing Color Black anodized aluminum

Left Lens

4’ Cable

Red LED

Right End Cap Left End Cap

Right Lens

Center Eye Shield

 The sensor must not have

any unwanted objects likely

to move or vibrate in its

path.

 The sensor should be

mounted flush with bottom of

door header.

Summary of content (13 pages)

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BODYGUARD III USER’S GUIDE PRESENCE SENSOR DESCRIPTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The BEA Bodyguard III Presence Sensor (10BODYGUARDIII) is a self-monitored ready overhead-mounted diffused active infrared sensing device that provides detection for the triggering of automatic swing door safety functions. This sensor is designed for use with all of BEA’s LO-21 modules, as well as the Parallink and LO-Linx.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS • • • • • MECHANICAL INSTALLATION PREPARATION Shut off all power going to the header before attempting any wiring procedures. Maintain a clean & safe environment when working in public areas. Constantly be aware of pedestrian traffic around the door area. Always stop pedestrian traffic through the doorway when performing testing that may result in unexpected reactions by the door.
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MECHANICAL INSTALLATION NOTE: BEA, Inc. recommends the use of a BodyMount for most Bodyguard applications. The BodyMount is a 3” standoff that allows the Bodyguard to be slightly distanced from the face of the closed door. This helps to prevent ghosting caused by slight door movement while closed, and also prevents ghosting when SuperScan sensors are used (as the SuperScan extrusions at the top of the door are extremely close to the sensor while the door is closed). 1.
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND CABLING (Continued) 2. Attach the terminal block to the Bodyguard (Picture 11). 11 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS 3. With the terminal block attached to the Bodyguard, feed the opposite end of the cable through the previously drilled wire passage hole, and on into the header. Pull the cable all the way through and route it to the location of the automatic door control. Refer to the respective User’s Guide for the BEA product you are interfacing with.
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POWER-UP PROCEDURES 1. Upon completion of mechanical and electrical installation, apply 12 to 24 V AC / DC +/- 10% to the Bodyguard, with the door in the closed position. The Bodyguard will flash a green LED at a rate of 2 Hz, then it will expire upon a successful set-up in the door-closed position. NOTE: If applying the Bodyguard to a door control that requires a learn cycle upon powering, it is recommended to allow the doors to complete a learn cycle before applying power to the Bodyguard. 2.
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BEA’S UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL The Bodyguard is fully compatible with BEA’s Remote Control as shown below. Use of the remote control should be conducted within 10’ – 15’ of the sensor, and the remote should be pointed directly at the sensor when used. Refer to the ‘Programming Guide’ in the following section for each parameter and its values. Additional program notes: 1. The Bodyguard is capable to have two patterns (door closed and door open) that are independently adjustable.
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PROGRAMMING GUIDE – GENERAL FUNCTIONS Number Keys Number keys (0 through 9) are used for assigning a value for a given function Infrared Frequency 1 2 3 4 Interface 1: New Style 2: LO21 - Old Style (LO21, B, K, P, S, U, LO-LINX, MC15, DP-HUB) Mode Normal Normal Quiet Quiet Frequency Low High Low High See QUIET MODE Door Control Unlock 1: Normal (LED in normal mode) 2: Door permanently open (Red LED ON) 3: Door permanently closed (Red LED OFF) Inquire Lock To UNLOCK the sensor: Press the UNLOCK key o
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PROGRAMMING GUIDE – PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS Modes of Operation 0: Normal 1 : MP mode 2 : Record mode Sensitivity Door Open-Closed 0 (min) → 9 (max) (default 7 for door open, default 6 for door closed) Pattern Width Door Open or Closed 1: Wide (closed door) 2 : Middle (open door) 3 : Asymmetric Left Narrow 4 : Asymmetric Right Narrow 5 : Narrow Left 6 : Narrow Right 7 : Asymmetric Left Wide 8 : Asymmetric Right Wide 9 : Center Narrow See PATTERN WIDTH or DEPTH Automatic Learn Time 0: 30 seconds 1: 1 minute 2:
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MANUAL (NON-REMOTE) SET-UP Without the BEA Remote Control, the Bodyguard may be set up using the manual push buttons (see diagram below) located under the right end cap. ONLY THE SENSITIVITY, RELAY MODE, AUTO-LEARN TIME, PATTERN WIDTH, AND PATTERN DEPTH MAY BE ADJUSTED WITH THE MANUAL PUSH BUTTONS. To adjust the Bodyguard, complete the following: PB1 PB2 1. To start the set-up process, press PB1 (for less than 2 seconds) The set-up function will be launched according to the current door position.
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BODYGUARD WIDTH PATTERNS st 1 2 3 4 5 1 Row of Infrared 6 Threshold 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 Row of Infrared 13 14 15 16 17 18 3 Row of Infrared 19 20 21 22 23 24 4 Row of Infrared (1) Wide Pattern (2) Middle Pattern rd th (3) Asymmetric Left Narrow 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 20 21 22 23 24
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BODYGUARD DEPTH PATTERNS Cont. Row 1 (spots 1 through 6), are on during open door position and off during closed door position.
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TROUBLESHOOTING – Cont. PROBLEM Bodyguard repeatedly relearns the environment with each door position. Bodyguard not reacting to the remote control PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION 1. Improper data from the lockout device 2. Data polarity at the Bodyguard is incorrect 1. Allow the door to open in the automatic mode. Unlock the Bodyguard and launch a setup by pressing the Setup key, followed by the number 2.
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ANSI / AAADM Compliance ANSI / AAADM COMPLIANCE STATEMENT AAADM American Association of Automatic Door Manufactures Upon finishing the installation and/or service work perform at a minimum a daily safety check in accordance with the minimum inspection guidelines provided by AAADM. Provide each owner with an owner’s manual that includes a daily safety checklist and contains at a minimum the information recommended by AAADM.