What to do if BEA LZR-I30 Scanner access code needs entered or an incorrect code was used?
If the BEA Scanner requires an access code or an incorrect code was used, cut and restore the power supply. No code is required to unlock during the first minute after powering.
What to do if 30 minutes after last use, BEA Scanner locks access to RC?
To regain access to the Remote Control (RC) on your BEA Scanner after it locks 30 minutes after the last use, cut and restore the power supply. The RC will be accessible again for 30 minutes.
What to do if all LEDs have been deactivated by remote control on BEA LZR-I30 Scanner?
If all LEDs on the BEA Scanner have been deactivated by remote control, activate the LEDs using the remote control.
What to do if BEA Scanner reflective object is close to the sensor?
If a reflective object is too close to the BEA Scanner, avoid highly reflective material in proximity to the sensor.
What to do if BEA Scanner exceeds temperature limits?
If the BEA Scanner exceeds temperature limits, verify the temperature of the environment and protect the sensor from sunlight using a cover, if necessary.
What to do if BEA Scanner power supply voltage exceeds acceptable limits?
If the BEA Scanner power supply voltage exceeds acceptable limits, check the power supply voltage.
What to do if BEA LZR-I30 object size is too small?
If the object size is too small for the BEA Scanner to detect, decrease the minimum object size.
What to do if no background (reference point) is found on BEA LZR-I30 Scanner?
If no background reference point is found by the BEA Scanner, follow these steps: * Check the position of the sensor. * Check the mounting side setting. If no reference point is found, set the mounting side to value 3 to 5. * Launch a new learn.
Why is my BEA LZR-I30 Scanner detection field too small or deactivated?
If the BEA Scanner detection field is too small or deactivated, check the size of the fields and launch a learn.
What to do if BEA Scanner field is touching floor/wall/door/object/person?
If the BEA Scanner field is touching the floor, wall, door, object, or person, it can lead to unwanted detection. Here's what you should do: * Activate the 3 red beams and check the sensor's position. Adjust the hex screws if it's not correct. * Verify the field size. * Launch a learn.
Details laser product classification (Class 1/2), radiation warnings, and necessary precautions for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for physically mounting the laser scanner using the provided template and bracket.
Illustrates the correct wiring for power supply and relay outputs, including wire color functions.
Explains the procedure for the sensor to learn its surroundings and adapt the detection field shape.
Details how to change the width and height of the safety detection field using the remote control.
Lists detailed technical specifications including detection technology, range, dimensions, material, and operating parameters.
Details laser product classification (Class 1/2), radiation warnings, and necessary precautions for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for physically mounting the laser scanner using the provided template and bracket.
Illustrates the correct wiring for power supply and relay outputs, including wire color functions.
Explains the procedure for the sensor to learn its surroundings and adapt the detection field shape.
Details how to change the width and height of the safety detection field using the remote control.
Lists detailed technical specifications including detection technology, range, dimensions, material, and operating parameters.
General| Type | Laser Scanner |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Scanning Technology | Laser Time-of-Flight |
| Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Output | Relay |
| Power Supply | 10 - 30 VDC |
| Detection Zones | Configurable |
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