How to fix a BEA CONDOR Accessories IR sensor that does not react?
If the IR sensor isn't reacting, it could be because the IR power emission is too low for the mounting height. Launch a new setup, making sure to step out of the detection field beforehand.
What to do if my BEA CONDOR Accessories sensor does not respond to the remote control?
If your BEA Accessories sensor isn't responding to the remote, there are a few things you can check: * First, ensure the batteries in the remote are correctly installed and not dead. Try replacing them. * Second, make sure you are pointing the remote control directly towards the sensor. * Finally, verify that the sensor is receiving power.
Why does my BEA CONDOR Accessories sensor detect objects outside of its detection field?
The sensor might be detecting objects outside of its field due to excessive reflection from a metallic environment. To resolve this, try increasing the level of rejection mode.
What to do if the red LED is lighting up on my BEA CONDOR Accessories?
The red LED might light up for two reasons: * The sensor detects a presence. In this case, launch a setup. * If not, wait as long as the time set in the RED detection setting.
Why is the green LED on my BEA CONDOR Accessories sensor on?
If the green LED is on, it might be because the radar detection is being disturbed by the rain. Verify that the unidirectional mode is selected.
What to do if the red LED is permanently on after a setup on my BEA CONDOR?
If the red LED remains permanently on after a setup, it indicates the sensor failed the IR setup. Cut and restore the power supply, then launch a new setup, ensuring you step out of the IR field during the process.
What does it mean if the red LED flashes on my BEA CONDOR sensor?
If the red LED is flashing, it means that two or more sensors are interfering with each other. To fix this, select a different frequency.
What to do if my BEA CONDOR sensor requires an access code?
To address this, cut and restore the power supply. Note that no code is required during the first minute after powering.
Explains LED indicators and sensor symbols for status and operation.
Provides best practices for sensor installation to ensure optimal performance.
Configures the minimum size of targets to be detected by the sensor.
Defines detection zones for the infrared sensor.
Sets the pulse frequency for the radar sensor.
Sets the maximum time the sensor reports presence.
Adjusts sensor's immunity to IR interference.
Guides on modifying sensor parameters using the remote.
Explains how to verify current sensor settings.
Details restoring default factory settings.
Instructions for initiating a new sensor setup or calibration.
Sensor detects presence, requires a setup.
Sensor fails IR setup; requires power cycle and new setup.
Presence detection disturbed by rain; increase IR immunity.
Interference from proximity sensors; select different frequency.
Low IR power emission; requires new setup and correct field exit.
Sensor disturbed by door motion or vibrations; adjust angles.
Radar detection disturbed by rain or metallic reflection; adjust rejection mode.
Too much reflection; increase rejection mode.
Battery issue or incorrect pointing; check batteries and alignment.
Requires access code entry or wrong code entered; manage codes.
General| Model | CONDOR |
|---|---|
| Brand | BEA |
| Material | ABS Plastic |
| Category | Accessories |
| Supply Voltage | 12-24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -20° to +55°C |
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