To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors do not show “CLEAR AREA” during setup?
If the BEA Security Sensors do not show “CLEAR AREA” during setup, verify the sensor harness connection.
How to fix 'Height/Angle Error' on BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors?
To address a 'Height/Angle Error: No floor recognized' issue with BEA Security Sensors, check the mounting height and angle against the template. If a transfer loop is present, ensure it is trimmed and not hanging under the sensor. Also, verify the sensors are handed correctly for the mounting location (i.e. Left Mount / Right Mount). If the sensor is detecting door hardware, tighten the tilt adjustment screw and install LZR spacers if necessary.
How to fix EDPS “teach-in” error on BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors?
To resolve an EDPS “teach-in” error (2nd most common) on BEA Security Sensors, ensure that the switch is set to ON and wired correctly. Adjust the door(s) to open at least 80°, increase the door opening speed to 9 seconds or less, and adjust the home switch as needed. If the problem persists, the sensor gyro may be bad, and the sensor should be replaced.
What to do if BEA Security Sensors display Cap LCD screen?
If the BEA Security Sensors display a Cap LCD screen, perform a re-Teach-in.
Why Visible Monitoring indication LED does not flash on BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T?
If the Visible Monitoring indication LED does not flash on BEA Security Sensors, verify that the door control is capable of monitoring and that the sensor monitoring wires are properly connected to the door control. Also, verify the wiring for any breaks. If the issue remains, replace the sensor.
How to fix BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Hub LCD if it is not on?
If the Hub LCD is not on for BEA Security Sensors, verify the power supply connection and ensure the power supply is functioning correctly, preferably using a BEA power supply. If the issue persists, the hub may be faulty and needs replacement.
How to resolve Boundary error in BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors?
To fix a Boundary error in BEA Security Sensors, install spacers and perform a new “teach-in.” Also, tighten the sensor tilt angle screw and trim the transfer loop, then perform a new “teach-in.”
How to fix Hub Environment error in BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors?
To resolve a Hub Environment error on BEA Security Sensors, verify the power supply voltage and ensure you are using a BEA power supply. Also, ensure that the environment temperature is within the operational range for the hub.
Why do BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T door(s) keep recycling (ghosting)?
If the BEA Security Sensors door(s) keep recycling (ghosting), adjust the Activation Distance and/or motion sensor of the approach-side sensors. Also, adjust the Home Switch and verify proper wiring to ensure it is 'making' when the door is closed.
What to do if BEA Security Sensors door(s) will not open/ close?
If the BEA Security Sensors door(s) will not open or close, verify that the door control is operational without any wiring. Also, ensure all connections are secure, including sensors and the On/Off/Hold Open switch. Check if the Knowing Act is turned on and either turn it off or use Knowing Act devices. Verify the wiring from the hub to the door control and confirm monitoring settings and wiring are correct.
General| Brand | BEA |
|---|---|
| Model | LZR-MICROSCAN T |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Shows different display modes and their meanings during normal operation.
Explains the difference between factory default and user-saved parameter values.
Step-by-step guide to navigating the LCD menus using buttons.
Process for selecting and changing parameter values using the adjustment knob.
Explains the color and signal meanings of the Hub and Sensor LEDs.
Instructions for installing the hub in the door header, ensuring accessibility.
Guidance on determining sensor handedness and mounting it on the door loop side.
Using the template to position sensors, mark holes, and drill for accurate mounting.
Instructions for installing and wiring the Home Switch for door status indication.
Instructions for installing and wiring the Home Switch for door status indication.
Mounting and wiring the On/Off/Hold Open switch and understanding jumper wire functions.
Instructions for installing optional Eagle sensors and push plates.
Instructions for installing optional Eagle sensors and push plates.
Connecting the Door Control Harness for independent door controls and dual-egress systems.
Instructions for connecting the power supply to the hub and wiring to a power source.
How to use monitoring wires for external system status checks.
Details basic parameters like Door Type, Detection Zone, and Guiderail settings.
Explains advanced settings such as Monitoring, KnowingAct, and AdvanceSafe options.
How to view door status, active devices, and system parameters through diagnostic menus.
Solutions for common issues like no hub LCD, no clear area, or sensor errors.
Covers errors like incorrect mounting height, angle, or sensor visibility during setup.
Solutions for boundary errors, environmental factors, and communication loss.
Explains errors indicating internal or external faults, power supply, or temperature issues.
Notes on installer qualifications, safety inspections, and compliance with standards.
