What to do if the RED LED flashes quickly when unlocking my BEA ULTIMO Accessories?
If the RED LED flashes quickly when unlocking your BEA Accessories, it likely means the sensor is password protected. Enter the correct password. If you've forgotten the password, cut and restore the power supply to access the sensor without needing a password for one minute.
What to do if the RED LED illuminates sporadically on my BEA ULTIMO?
If the RED LED illuminates sporadically on your BEA Accessories, consider the following: * Check if the sensor is secure and tighten the header cover and mounting screws. * Check the position of the cable and sensor cover. * If it's a non-threshold application and the sensor sees the door, turn on the visible red spots and adjust the angle of the AIR curtains. * If external conditions disturb the sensor, change the AIR immunity filter and AIR frequency.
Why does the RED LED flash quickly after a setup on my BEA ULTIMO Accessories?
The RED LED might flash quickly after setup on your BEA Accessories for a few reasons. The sensor might be detecting the door during setup, so move the AIR curtains away from the door. Also, ensure the bottom of the sensor is mounted within 5” of the bottom of the door header. If neither of these resolves the issue, try launching a new assisted setup.
What to do if RED Visible External Monitoring (Test Indication LED) flashes continuously on my BEA ULTIMO Accessories?
If the RED Visible External Monitoring (Test Indication LED) flashes continuously on your BEA Accessories, check the wiring and verify that the door control monitoring is set to the correct test logic according to the door control.
What to do if RED Visible External Monitoring (Test Indication LED) does not flash on my BEA ULTIMO?
If the RED Visible External Monitoring (Test Indication LED) on your BEA Accessories isn't flashing, verify that the door control is capable of monitoring and that the sensor monitoring wires are properly connected to the door control. Also, check that monitoring (TEST) is turned ON in the sensor settings. If the issue persists, the sensor may be malfunctioning and need replacement.
What does LT1 - Assisted Setup Error mean for BEA ULTIMO?
If you're getting an LT1 - Assisted Setup Error on your BEA Accessories, and the IR curtain is set to 1, 2, 4, or 5, it means that C2 and/or C3 are interfering with the door during the closing cycle. To fix this, increase the tilt angle of the interfering curtain to move it away from the threshold.
What does LT2 - Assisted Setup Error mean for BEA ULTIMO?
If you're getting an LT2 - Assisted Setup Error on your BEA Accessories, and the IR curtain is set to 1, 2, 4, or 5, it means C2 and/or C3 are interfering with the door during the opening cycle. Increase the tilt angle of the interfering curtain to move the curtain away from the threshold.
What does N1 - Assisted Setup Error mean for BEA ULTIMO?
If you're getting an N1 - Assisted Setup Error on your BEA Accessories, and the IR curtain is set to 3, 6, or 7, it means that C2 and/or C3 are interfering with the door during the closing cycle. To resolve this, increase the tilt angle of the interfering curtain to move it away from the threshold.
What does LT3 - Assisted Setup Error mean for BEA ULTIMO?
If you're encountering an LT3 - Assisted Setup Error on your BEA Accessories, and the IR curtain is set to 1, 2, 4, or 5, it indicates that C1 is not on the door threshold. Decrease the tilt angle of the interfering curtain to place the curtain on the threshold.
What does N2 - Assisted Setup Error mean for BEA ULTIMO Accessories?
If you're getting an N2 - Assisted Setup Error on your BEA Accessories, and the IR curtain is set to 3, 6, or 7, it means C2 and/or C3 are interfering with the door during the opening cycle. Increase the tilt angle of the interfering curtain to move the curtain away from the threshold.
Covers essential installation guidelines and warnings regarding mounting and detection field setup.
Outlines safety requirements, grounding, qualified personnel, testing, and warranty terms.
Explains how to physically install the sensor centered over the clear opening for dual and single sliders.
Details the electrical connections for the sensor, including power supply and safety inputs.
Troubleshooting steps for various issues indicated by the red LED on the sensor.
Troubleshooting steps for various issues indicated by the orange LED on the sensor.
Troubleshooting steps for various issues indicated by the green LED on the sensor.
General| Compatibility | Automatic doors |
|---|---|
| Supply Voltage | 12 – 24 VAC/DC |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Output | Relay |
| Relay Hold Time | Adjustable 0.5 - 30 s |
| Housing Material | ABS |
| Material | Plastic |
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