BEA IXIO Sensor Family⁚ An Overview
The BEA IXIO sensor family comprises a range of safety sensors designed for automatic sliding doors․ Models include the IXIO-DT1, featuring radar and infrared technology for motion and presence detection, and the IXIO-ST, a safety sensor for automatic sliding doors․ These sensors are compliant with various safety standards, ensuring reliable operation and user protection․ The BEA Decoder app simplifies setup and configuration․
IXIO Models and Applications
The BEA IXIO sensor family offers diverse models catering to various needs in automatic door systems․ The IXIO-DT1 excels as a dual-technology sensor, integrating microwave radar for motion detection and infrared technology for precise presence sensing․ This combination ensures reliable operation in diverse environments․ Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from standard pedestrian doors to more demanding industrial settings․ The IXIO-ST model, on the other hand, focuses on safety, acting as a dedicated safety sensor for automatic sliding doors, ensuring compliance with relevant safety standards․ It’s ideally suited for applications prioritizing robust safety features in high-traffic areas․ Both models offer adjustable parameters for optimal customization according to specific installation requirements and environmental conditions․ The flexibility and advanced features of the IXIO sensors make them adaptable to numerous applications, ensuring effective and safe operation in various automatic door systems․
Safety Standards and Certifications
BEA IXIO sensors prioritize safety and adhere to stringent international standards․ The IXIO-DT1 and IXIO-ST models boast certifications demonstrating compliance with crucial directives․ These certifications validate the sensors’ adherence to safety requirements for use in automatic sliding doors․ Specific directives met include those related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), low voltage, and machinery safety․ The rigorous testing and certification processes ensure the sensors reliably prevent accidents and injuries caused by malfunctioning door systems․ Compliance with these standards signifies BEA’s commitment to providing dependable and secure solutions for automatic door applications․ The certifications provide assurance to installers and users that the IXIO sensors meet the highest safety standards, contributing to a safer environment․ Independent testing bodies verify the conformity of IXIO sensors, reinforcing their reliability and safety credentials․ This commitment to safety is paramount in BEA’s design and manufacturing processes․
BEA IXIO-DT1⁚ Detailed Specifications
The BEA IXIO-DT1 combines radar and infrared technologies for precise motion and presence detection in automatic sliding doors․ Its specifications include adjustable sensitivity, multiple output options, and compatibility with various door control systems․ Detailed wiring diagrams and installation guides are available in the user manual․
Installation and Wiring
Correct installation of the BEA IXIO-DT1 is crucial for optimal performance and safety․ Begin by carefully reviewing the provided mounting template and securely attach the sensor to the door header, ensuring the sensor’s bottom is within 2 inches of the header’s bottom․ Utilize the included harness clip to neatly route the wiring harness․ The sensor requires a Class 2 power supply, limited to 15W, which must be connected according to the wiring diagram in the manual․ Sensor connectivity (power and relays) should exclusively use the supplied harness․ Improper wiring may lead to malfunction or safety hazards․ Always ensure that the sensor’s power is supplied from a compliant Class 2 source․ The installer is responsible for verifying proper operation after installation, in accordance with UL 325 standards if applicable to the end product․ Failure to follow these instructions may void any warranty and could compromise safety․ Before connecting any wires, switch off the power supply to the door system․ After installation, carefully check all connections for security and proper placement․
Adjusting Sensor Parameters
Fine-tuning the BEA IXIO sensor’s parameters is essential for optimal performance in diverse environments․ The IXIO-DT1, for instance, offers adjustments for both its radar and infrared components․ The infrared curtain width can be adjusted via a dedicated control, offering up to 10 different width settings to precisely match the door’s operational area․ This ensures reliable detection across the entire door’s travel range, preventing unwanted triggering or missed detections․ The radar sensitivity might also be adjustable, allowing fine-tuning for optimal response in various lighting conditions and to minimize false triggering from external sources․ Consult the specific model’s manual for detailed instructions on accessing and modifying these parameters․ The BEA Decoder app can significantly simplify this process by providing a user-friendly interface for adjusting settings and monitoring sensor status․ Remember to activate the visible spots to verify the IR-curtain’s position; adjust the angle if needed (-7 to +4 degrees, default 0)․ If spots are not visible, use the Spotfinder to locate the curtains․ Incorrect settings can lead to safety issues or malfunctions; therefore, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully․ After making adjustments, thoroughly test the sensor to verify its proper operation․
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Should your BEA IXIO sensor malfunction, systematic troubleshooting is key․ Begin by checking power supply and connections, ensuring the sensor receives adequate power from a compliant Class 2 source (15W max for IXIO-DT1)․ Verify that the supplied harness is used for sensor connectivity (power and relays)․ Inspect the sensor’s physical condition for any damage to lenses or antennae․ Clean the lenses if necessary, as dirt or debris can obstruct infrared detection․ If the problem persists, check for interference from external sources that might affect radar or infrared signals․ Metal objects near the sensor or strong electromagnetic fields can cause malfunctions․ Adjust sensor parameters as needed, referring to the manual for guidance on adjusting sensitivity and curtain width․ If the issue involves erratic behavior or consistent failures despite these checks, consider environmental factors․ Extreme temperatures or direct sunlight can affect sensor performance․ If the problem remains unsolved after these steps, contact BEA support or a qualified technician․ Remember, proper installation and regular maintenance are vital to preventing issues and ensuring long-term reliable operation․ Always prioritize safety; if the sensor is malfunctioning, it’s crucial to address the problem promptly before resuming operation․
BEA IXIO-ST⁚ Key Features
The BEA IXIO-ST is a safety sensor for automatic sliding doors, featuring an active infrared curtain for reliable user protection․ Easy adjustment via an LCD screen offers various curtain widths for optimal door coverage․ It conforms to safety directives like EN 16005 and DIN 18650․
Installation Guide for IXIO-ST
Begin by carefully reviewing the provided mounting template․ Securely mount the IXIO-ST sensor, ensuring the bottom edge is positioned within two inches of the door header’s bottom․ Utilize the included harness clips to neatly route the wiring harness․ Sensor power must be sourced from a Class 2 supply, strictly limited to 15W․ The sensor’s proper operation should be verified by the door operator or system; this is crucial for safety․ Connect the power and relay components using only the supplied harness․ BEA strongly recommends AAADM certification for pedestrian door installers and IDA certification for doors/gates․ Factory training for the specific door/gate system is also essential․ Post-installation, a comprehensive risk assessment must be performed by qualified personnel․ This assessment should adhere to all relevant safety standards and regulations․ Remember to always test functionality thoroughly before finalizing the installation․ The installer is responsible for verifying proper sensor function within the complete door system, according to UL 325 standards, if applicable․ Detailed diagrams and illustrations are available in the full user manual․
Maintenance and Cleaning
Regular maintenance is key to ensuring the long-term performance and safety of your BEA IXIO-ST sensor․ Begin by visually inspecting the sensor for any signs of damage or debris accumulation․ Gently clean the sensor’s surface using a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with a mild detergent solution․ Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could scratch the lens or damage the sensor’s housing․ Thoroughly dry the sensor after cleaning to prevent moisture damage․ Periodically check the sensor’s wiring connections to ensure they are secure and free from corrosion․ If any loose connections are found, carefully tighten them․ Inspect the IR lenses for any signs of dirt or smudges, which might affect their performance․ Clean the lenses with a specialized lens cleaner and a soft brush if necessary․ Refer to the complete user manual for detailed instructions on advanced maintenance procedures or troubleshooting specific issues․ Remember, regular maintenance not only extends the sensor’s lifespan but also ensures its continued ability to provide accurate and reliable safety detection, protecting users from potential harm․ Always disconnect the power supply before performing any maintenance or cleaning tasks․
Utilizing the BEA Decoder App
The BEA Decoder app offers a user-friendly interface for configuring and managing your BEA IXIO sensors․ Download the app to your smartphone or tablet from your app store․ Once installed, launch the app and connect to your IXIO sensor via Bluetooth․ The app provides a clear visual representation of the sensor’s settings, allowing for easy adjustment of parameters such as sensitivity, detection zones, and time delays․ Intuitive controls enable quick modifications to suit specific door applications and environmental conditions․ The app allows for real-time monitoring of the sensor’s operational status, providing immediate feedback on detection events and potential issues․ Diagnostic tools within the app assist in troubleshooting problems and identifying areas for improvement; Users can also access a comprehensive help section within the app for guidance and support․ Regularly check for app updates to ensure you have access to the latest features and bug fixes․ The app streamlines the setup and adjustment process, saving time and effort compared to traditional methods․ By utilizing the BEA Decoder app, you can ensure optimal performance and longevity of your BEA IXIO sensors․