OA-4500 - Capteur de porte / fenêtre OPTEX - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type de produit	Capteur de porte / fenêtre magnétique
Marque	Optex
Modèle	OA-4500
Dimensions	Environ 70 x 25 x 18 mm
Poids	Environ 30 g
Alimentation	Pile lithium CR2032
Durée de vie de la pile	Environ 2 ans (selon utilisation)
Distance de détection	Jusqu'à 20 mm d'entrefer
Température de fonctionnement	-10°C à +50°C
Indice de protection	IP30 (usage intérieur)
Matériau	ABS
Couleur	Blanc
Fonctions principales	Détection d'ouverture/fermeture, indicateur LED, transmission sans fil
Installation	Adhésif double face ou vissage
Compatibilité	Centrales d'alarme Optex et systèmes compatibles
Entretien et nettoyage	Nettoyer avec un chiffon sec et doux
Sécurité	Détecte toute ouverture de porte/fenêtre
Pièces détachées et réparabilité	Pile remplaçable par l'utilisateur ; pas d'autres pièces détachées
Garantie	2 ans
Informations générales	Capteur sans fil pour système d'alarme, facile à installer

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - OA-4500 OPTEX

Comment installer le capteur OA-4500 ?

Fixez le capteur sur le dormant de la porte/fenêtre à l'aide du ruban adhésif double face fourni ou de vis. Placez l'aimant sur la partie mobile (ouvrant), en alignant les flèches. Assurez-vous que l'entrefer ne dépasse pas 20 mm.

Quelle pile utiliser et comment la remplacer ?

Utilisez une pile lithium CR2032. Pour la remplacer, ouvrez le compartiment pile à l'arrière du capteur, insérez la pile en respectant la polarité, puis refermez.

La portée sans fil est-elle suffisante ?

La portée typique est d'environ 100 m en champ libre. Les murs et obstacles peuvent réduire la portée. Testez l'emplacement avant fixation définitive.

Comment savoir si la pile est faible ?

Le capteur émet un signal de pile faible vers la centrale d'alarme. Un clignotement LED rouge ou un bip peut également indiquer une pile faible. Consultez la notice de votre centrale.

Ce capteur est-il compatible avec d'autres marques de centrales ?

Le OA-4500 est conçu pour les centrales Optex. Il peut fonctionner avec d'autres centrales supportant le même protocole, mais vérifiez la compatibilité auprès du fabricant.

Peut-on utiliser le capteur en extérieur ?

Non, l'indice IP30 le destine à un usage intérieur uniquement. Pour l'extérieur, optez pour un capteur avec un indice de protection plus élevé.

Comment tester le capteur après installation ?

Ouvrez la porte/fenêtre : le capteur doit envoyer un signal à la centrale. Vérifiez que la LED s'allume brièvement. Refermez et assurez-vous que l'alerte cesse.

Que faire si le capteur ne se connecte pas à la centrale ?

Vérifiez la pile, la distance et les interférences. Réinitialisez le capteur en retirant la pile 10 secondes puis en la remettant. Consultez le manuel de la centrale pour l'appairage.

Peut-on peindre le capteur ?

Il est déconseillé de peindre le capteur car la peinture peut bloquer l'ouverture de l'aimant ou obstruer la LED. Si nécessaire, utilisez une peinture acrylique en couche fine et évitez les zones sensibles.

Comment nettoyer le capteur ?

Utilisez un chiffon sec et doux. N'utilisez pas de solvants ou de produits abrasifs qui pourraient endommager le boîtier.

MODE D'EMPLOI OA-4500 OPTEX

5918983 DEC 2022

Manufacturer's statement

Read this operation manual carefully before use to ensure proper operation of this product.

Failure to read this operation manual may cause improper operation and may result in serious injury or death of a person. The meanings of the symbols are as follows.

WARNING

Failure to follow the instructions that accompany this indication and improper handling may result in serious injury or death.

CAUTION

Failure to follow the instructions that accompany this indication and improper handling may result in injury and/or damage to property.

NOTE

Pay special attention to sections with this symbol.

NOTE

1. This product is a non-contact switch intended for header mount to use on industrial doors.
   Do not use for any other applications
2. When setting the sensor's detection area, make sure that there is no traffic around the installation site.
3. Before turning the power ON, check the wiring to prevent damage or malfunction of equipment connected to the product.
4. Only use the product as specified in the operation manual provided
5. Be sure to install and adjust the sensor in accordance with the local laws and standards of the country in which the product is installed.
6. Before leaving the installation site make sure that the product is operating properly and instruct the building owner/operator on proper operation of the door and the product.
7. The product settings can only be changed by an installer or service engineer.
   When changed, the changed settings and the date shall be registered in the maintenance logbook accompanying the door.

The following conditions may cause issues with the sensor operation.

Exhaust Wet Vibration Objects
Reflection

WARNING

Danger of electric shock

Do not wash, disassemble, rebuild or repair the sensor, otherwise it may cause electric shock or breakdown of the equipment.

Specifications

Model	: OA-4500S(E)	Activation output	: When 3rd, 4th or 5th row detects.
Cover color	: Black		N.C./N.O. selectable
Mounting height	: 2.5 to 4.5 m (8'2" to 14'9")		50 V 0.3 A Max. (Resistance load)
Detection area	: See Detection area	Safety output	: When 1st or 2nd row detects.
Detection method	: Active infrared reflection		N.C./N.O. selectable
Depth angle adjustment	: 1st to 3rd rows : -6 to +6°4th and 5th rows : +26 to +44°	IP rate	: 50 V 0.3 A Max. (Resistance load)
Power supply	: 12 to 24 VAC ±10 % (50/60 Hz)	Weight	: IP54
	12 to 30 VDC ±10 %	Accessories	: 320 g (11.2 oz)
Power consumption	: < 2.5 W (< 4 VA at AC)		2 Mounting screws
Operation indicator	: See Operation indicator table		1 Mounting template
Output hold time	: Approx. 500 ms		1 Area adjustment tool
Response time	: < 300 ms		1 Cable 4.0 m (13'2")
Operating temperature	: -20 to +55°C (-4 to 131°F)
Operating humidity	: < 80 % (Non-condensing)

Operation indicator table

Status Operation indicator color
Stand-by Green
1st row detection Red
2nd to 5th row detection Orange
Signal saturation Slow Green blinking
Replacement signal Twice Green blinking

NOTE

The specifications herein are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements.

Detection area

Charts show the values in the following depth angle adjustment settings;

1st to 3rd rows : +6°

4th and 5th rows : +44°

: Emitting spots

: Emitting spots

(Can be eliminated)

: Detection area

[mm(feet, inch)]

Mounting height	2,500 (8'2")	3,000 (9'10")	3,500 (11'6")	4,000 (13'2")	4,500 (14'9")
A	160 (6")	200 (8")	230 (9")	260 (10")	290 (11")
B	480 (1'7")	580 (1'11")	670 (2'2")	760 (2'6")	850 (2'9")
C	930 (3'6")	1,100 (3'7")	1,300 (4'3")	1,480 (4'11")	1,660 (5'5")
D	1,540 (5'1")	1,850 (6'1")	2,160 (7'1")	2,460 (8'1")	2,760 (9'1")
E	2,170 (7'1")	2,600 (8'6")	3,030 (9'11")	3,460 (11'4")	3,890 (12'9")
F	1,510 (4'11")	1,810 (5'11")	2,110 (6'11")	2,400 (7'11")	2,700 (8'10")
G	3,150 (10'4")	3,790 (12'5")	4,420 (14'6")	5,050 (16'7")	5,680 (18'8")
Z	250 (10")	300 (12")	350 (1'2")	400 (1'4") 450 (1'6")

NOTE

The actual detection area may become smaller depending on the ambient light, the color/material of the object or the floor as well as the entry speed of the object.

The sensor may not be activated when the entering speed of the object or a person is slower than 50 mm/s or faster than 1500 mm/s.

Dimensions and part names

[mm(inch)]

(1) Connector

(2) Mounting holes

(3) Operation indicator

(4) Depth angle adjustment screw

(5) Width adjustment screws

(6) Dipswitches

(7) Detection window

(8) Area adjustment tool

Installation

1. Mounting

a. Affix the mounting template at the desired mounting position.
b. Drill two mounting holes ø3.4 mm (ø1/8") on the header.
c. To pass the cable through the header, drill a wiring hole of 8 mm ( 5/16" ).

2. Wiring

Wire the cable to the door controller.

WARNING

Danger of electric shock

Before starting the procedure, make sure that the power is turned OFF. When passing the cable through the hole, do not tear the shield otherwise it may cause electric shock or breakdown of the sensor.

3. Turn ON the power

a. Plug the connector.
b. Supply power to the sensor. Adjust the detection area and set the dipswitches.
(See Adjustments 3. Dipswitch settings)

NOTE

Make sure to connect the cable correctly to the door controller before turning the power ON.

When turning the power ON or after adjusting the settings, do not enter the detection area for more than 10 s in order to enable the presence detection.

4. Mounting the housing cover

Place the housing cover. If wiring is to be exposed, break the knockout.

WARNING

Danger of electric shock

Do not use the sensor without the cover. When using the cable knockout, install the sensor indoors or use the rain cover (Separately available) otherwise electric shock or breakdown of the sensor may occur.

Adjustments

1. Area depth angle adjustment
   

NOTE

Make sure that the detection area does not overlap with the door/header, and there is no highly reflecting object near the detection area otherwise ghosting/signal saturation may occur.

a. Independent adjustment

1st to 3rd rows

Depth angle adjustment screw for the 1st to 3rd rows.

Use the area adjustment tool (A) as shown above to change the area depth angle for the 1st to 3rd rows.

4th and 5th rows

Depth angle adjustment screw for the 4th and 5th rows.

Use the area adjustment tool (B) as shown above to change the area depth angle for the 4th and 5th rows.

b. Simultaneous adjustment

For the simultaneous adjustment of the 1st to 5th rows, use the adjustment tool (C).

Adjustments

1. Area width adjustment
   

Front view

NOTE

When adjusting the width adjustment screws, make sure to turn until it clicks otherwise the proper

operation may not be obtained.

123 cannot be eliminated separately, neither can 101112

1. Dipswitch settings
   □ Factory default settings

Dip switch No.		Function				CommentSetting
1	Sensitivity	Low1 22.5 to 3.5 m	Middle1 23.0 to 4.0 m	High1 25 to 4.5 m	S-High1 24.0 to 4.5 m	Please adjust the sensitivity and the presence detection timer according to your risk assessment.
2
3	Presence timer	2 s3 4	60 s3 4	10 min3 4		All rows have the presence detection function. To enable the presence detection, do not enter the detection area for 10 s after setting the timer.
4
5	Frequency				Setting4 Set	Setting3 Setting in Setting 4 one sensor close to each other, set the frequency different for each sensor.
6		65 65	65 65
7	Row adjustment	5 rows7 8		3 rows7 8	2 rows7 8	Set the depth rows with dipswitches 7 and 8.When "2 rows" are selected, the activation output is disabled.
8
9	Door cancel	OFF9	ON9			When dipswitch 9 is "ON" the sensor is less influenced by the door movement, i.e. caused by wind.If the sensor does not detect for 10 s, the 1st row will be disabled when door cancel function is "ON". (The 1st row will be enabled again when there is detection at other rows.)WARNINGRisk of getting caughtWith this fuction, 1st row is disabled if there are no ditection for 10 s.If a person or vehicle enter the 1st row without any detection in other rows (e.g. enter from the other side), it might cause an accident.
10	On delay 2sec.	OFF10	ON10
11	Automatic infinite presence detection	OFF11	ON11			To avoid unnecessary openings due to passing objects/persons set dipswitch 10 to "ON". The sensor only activates when a person or object stays in the detection area for more then 2 s.WARNINGRisk of getting caughtPlease do not set On delay 2sec. to "ON" when door cancel function is "ON".If both are "ON", the sensor does not output signal unless it detects a person or object more than 2 s and 1st row is inactive.If the person or object enter the 1st row, the sensor does not detect and door never opens.
12	Presence area	1st to 5th12	1st & 2nd12
13	Activation output	N.O.13	N.C.13			When people or objects enter more than 2 spot areas, this function automatically sets the presence timer to infinity to increase safety and avoid unwanted door opening due to sudden change in floor condition.
14	Safety output	N.O.14	N.C.14
15	Simultaneous output	OFF15	ON15			The activation and safety outputs can be selected separately.

Dipswitch 16 is not used.

Checking

Check the operation in the operation mode according to the chart below.

Entry			Power OFF	Outside of detection area	Entry into 3rd to 5th row	Entry into 2nd row	Entry into 1st row
Status			-	Stand-by	Motion/presence detection
Operation indicator			None	Green	Orange		Red
Simultaneous outputOFF15	Activation output	N.O.13
		N.C.13
	Safety output	N.O.14
		N.C.14
Simultaneous outputON15	Activation output	N.O.13
		N.C.13
	Safety output	N.O.14
		N.C.14

Inform building owner/operator of the following items

! WARNING

1. Always keep the detection window clean. If dirty, wipe the window with a damp cloth.
   Do not use any cleaner/solvent.
2. Do not wash the sensor with water
3. Do not disassemble, rebuild or repair the sensor yourself, otherwise an electric shock may occur.
4. When the operation indicator is Green blinking, contact your installer or service engineer.
5. Always contact your installer or service engineer when changing the settings.
6. Do not paint the detection window.

NOTE

1. When turning the power ON, alwayswalk-test the detection area to ensure the proper operation.
2. Do not place any objects that move oredit light in the detection area. (e.g. plant, illumination, etc.)

Troubleshooting

Door operation	Operation indicator	Possible cause	Possible countermeasures
Door does not open when a person enters the detection area.	None	Wrong power supply voltage.	Set to the stated voltage.
		Wrong wiring or connection failure.	Check the wires and connector.
	Unstable	Wrong detection area positioning.	Check Detection area & Adjustments.
		Sensitivity is too low.	Set the sensitivity higher.
		Short presence timer.	Set the presence timer longer.
		Dirty detection window.	Wipe the detection window with a damp cloth. Do not use any cleaner or solvent.
	Proper	Wrong wiring or connection failure.	Check the wires and connector.
	Green	Wrong (Safety/Activation) output setting.	Check the dipswitch 13 to 15.
		Both on delay and door cancel function are "ON".	Set either function to "OFF". Check the dipswitch 9,10.
	Orange Wrong wiring.		Check the wires and connector.
Door opens when no one is in the detection area. (Ghosting)	Unstable	Objects that move or emit light in the detection area.	Remove the objects.
		The detection area overlaps with that of another sensor.	Check the dipswitch 5, 6.
		Waterdrops on the detection window.	Use the rain-cover. (Separately available) Or wipe the detection window with a damp cloth. Do not use any cleaner or solvent. Or install in a place keeping the waterdrops off.
		The detection area overlaps with the door/header.	Adjust the detection area to "Deep" (Outside).
		Sensitivity is too high.	Set the sensitivity lower.
		Wrong (Safety/Activation) output setting.	Check the dipswitch 13 to 15.
Door remains open.	Proper	Presence timer is "∞" or sudden change in the detection area.	Check the dipswitch 3, 4, 11. If the problem still persists, hard-reset the sensor.(Turn the power OFF and ON again.)
		Wrong wiring or connection failure.	Check the wires and connector.
		The automatic infinite presence detection is "ON" and the objects or people enter more than two spot areas.	Remove the objects. Or the dipswitch 11.
	Green	Wrong (Safety/Activation) output setting.	Check the dipswitch 13 to 15.
Proper operation	Twice Green blinking	Replacement signal.	Contact your installer or service engineer.
	Slow Green Blinking	Signal saturation.	Remove highly reflecting objects from the detection area. Or lower the sensitivity. Or change the area depth angle.
		The detection area overlaps with the door/header.	Adjust the detection area to "Deep" (Outside).

Contact

Europe, Middle-East and Africa Subsidiary

OPTEX TECHNOLOGIES B.V.

Henricuskade 17, 2497 NB The Hague, The Netherlands

www.optex-europe.com Tel: [phone]

North and South America Subsidiary

OPTEX INCORPORATED

10741 Walker Rd. Suite 300 Cypress, CA 90630 U.S.A

www.optexamerica.com Tel: [phone]

Manufacturer

OPTEX CO., LTD.

5-8-12, Ogoto, Otsu, Shiga, 520-0101 Japan

Legal representative (UK only)

OPTEX (EUROPE) LTD.

Unit 13 Cordwallis Park Clivemont Road SL6 7BU Maidenhead, Berkshire United Kingdom