Pepperl+Fuchs RAVE-D-NA Manual de usuario

RAVE-D-NA Quick Start Guide

Table of Contents

Safety Information�� 1

Installation �� 2

Installing the Mounting Bracket�� 2

Securing the Sensor �� 2

Connecting the Cable�� 2

Power Up �� 3

Operating and Display Elements �� 3

Detection Field Settings �� 3

Swivel Angle �� 3

Tilt Angle �� 4

Operation �� 4

Vehicle Detection�� 4

Relay Function�� 4

LED Status Display�� 4

Application Examples �� 5

Sensor Settings �� 6

Adjustable Parameters �� 8

Troubleshooting �� 9

Conformities �� 9

Technical Specications�� 10

Included with Delivery�� 10

Accessories�� 10

Safety Information

�

To meet the safety requirements of EN60950-1 and UL508, the sensor must be operated from a SELV

supply that is reliably limited to an output of 100 W�

� The output can be limited using a T2�5 A fuse�

� This device must be installed and maintained only by qualied, trained personnel.

�

The device must be operated and maintained in compliance with the most current version of the North

American National Standards Institute document

A156�10 or A156�19 (whichever is applicable)�

� The device must be operated in compliance with any applicable building and/or re codes.

�

Pepperl+Fuchs recommends inspection, maintenance, and operation of the device and system in accor-

dance with guidelines of the American Association of Automatic Door Manufacturers (AAADM)�

�

If the device is deemed unsafe or is not operating properly, repairs must be made immediately by quali-

ed, trained personnel in accordance with the above stated standards and guidelines. If repairs cannot be

made immediately, the device must be disabled and appropriate measures must be taken to secure the

door in a safe position�

RAVE-D-NA

Quick Start Guide

RAVE-D-NA Quick Start Guide

Installation

Installing the Mounting Bracket

Pepperl+Fuchs recommends mounting the bracket without

the sensor attached� It is also possible to mount the bracket

with the sensor secured in place� To do this, swivel the sensor

up or down by 90° before attaching the mounting bracket�

Wall/ceiling mounting:

1. Drill the holes as per the dimension drawing�

2. Attach the mounting bracket using the screws provided

(typically #8)�

Use a Phillips-head screwdriver for mounting�

Using other types of screwdrivers may damage

the supplied screws�

Securing the Sensor

1. Loosen the long screw on the sensor� It is not necessary to remove the long screw completely�

2. Insert the sensor�

3. Set the swivel angle�

4. Tighten the long screw�

5. Connect the cable�

To mount the device on a ceiling, position the mounting bracket at an angle of 180°�

Connecting the Cable

103

Power Supply/Vehicle-Detection Relay

 AC/DC supply, red (+)

 AC/DC supply, black (-)

 Vehicle-detection relay, white, common

m Vehicle-detection relay, green, NO/NC

To meet UL508 requirements, a 2�5 A slow-blow fuse must be used between the device and the power

supply�

Person-Detection Relay

 Person-detection relay, brown, common

 Person-detection relay, blue, NO/NC

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Installation Information

� Avoid placing moving objects in the detection eld (fans, plants, trees, ags, etc.)

� Do not cover the sensor�

� Mechanically operated drive components may aect the radar.

� Avoid uorescent lights in the detection eld.

Power Up

Before switching on the device, remove all objects from the door area that do not normally belong there�

After applying the operating voltage, the hardware and software is initialized�This process takes approx� 10 seconds� The

LED ashes red/green. Once this process is complete, congure the radar. Check the settings by walk-testing the sensor.

Operating and Display Elements

1 "MENU" control button

2 Green status indicator LED

3 Red status indicator LED

4 "VALUE" control button

Detection Field Settings

Swivel Angle

Snap-in positions are provided every 15 degrees to allow the sensor to be swiveled, depending on requirements�

To adjust the swivel angle, loosen the long screw, move the sensor into the required position (the sensor will snap into

place) and tighten the long screw again�

Note

15°

30°

45°

15 degrees

45 degrees

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Tilt Angle

Installing the mounting bracket at a tilt has the following eects on the detection eld:

Operation

Vehicle Detection

The sensor distinguishes between vehicles and people� This distinction is dependent on the settings of the "vehicle detec-

tion," "person-detection," and "responsiveness" parameters�

Relay Function

The "vehicle-detection relay" parameter denes which function activates the vehicle-detection relay.

The vehicle-detection relay is factory set to activate whenever a vehicle moves toward the sensor�

The "person-detection relay" parameter denes which function activates the person-detection relay. The person-detection

relay is set by default to activate whenever a person moves toward the sensor�

LED Status Display

LED Status

Flashing red/green Sensor initialization in progress

Green Sensor ready for operation, no detection

Flashing green 3x Command received from remote control

Flashing red rapidly Vehicle-detection relay active

Flashing green rapidly Person-detection relay active

Flashing red/green rapidly Vehicle-detection relay and person-detection relay both active

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Example 3: Door with vehicle recognition

without separate entrance for people

Door control with two switching inputs (vehi-

cle-detection relay and person-detection relay)�

Output function for "vehicle forward" vehicle-de-

tection relay� Output function for "person forward"

person-detection relay. Relay conguration as

per factory settings�*

Person approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is not

activated�

No action�

Person-detection relay is acti-

vated�

Door opens halfway�

Vehicle approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is acti-

vated�

Door opens fully�

Person-detection relay is not

activated�

No action�

* Vehicles crossing the detection range of the sensor may cause the person-detection relay to be activated unexpectedly

Example 1: Vehicle recognition at a door

Door control with one switching input�

Output function for "vehicle forward" vehicle-detection relay�

Vehicle approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is

activated�

Door opens�

Person approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is not

activated� Door remains closed�

Application Examples

Example 2: Door with vehicle recognition and separate

entrance for people

Door control with two switching inputs (vehicle-detection relay

and person-detection relay)�

Output function for "vehicle forward" vehicle-detection relay�

Output function for "person forward" person-detection relay�

Relay conguration as per factory settings.*

Person approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is not

activated�

Door remains closed�

Person-detection relay is

activated�

Entrance for people opens�

Vehicle approaches:

Vehicle-detection relay is acti-

vated�

Door opens�

Person-detection relay is not

activated�

Entrance for people remains

closed�

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Sensor Settings

Program the sensor using the MENU and VALUE buttons. When one of these buttons is pressed, the ash code is inter-

rupted. The set value is output in accordance with the below table. Once the nal menu item has been reached, the next

press of a button calls up the rst menu item again. Each time a button is pressed, the setting is automatically stored.

Programming mode is exited automatically if no setting is made within ten minutes�The set values are stored�

Manual Programming

2 s Press and hold the MENU button for approximately two seconds�

Programming mode is activated�

The LED indicates the settings by ashing: Red ashing indicates the function;

Green ashing indicates the setting

No ashing indicates that the function is switched o

Setting the Function and Value

1x Press the MENU button once�

The next function is selected�

VALUE

1x Press the VALUE button once�

The value is increased by 1�

Ending Programming

2 s

Press and hold the MENU button for approximately two seconds�

Programming mode is exited�

The settings are stored�

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Adjustable Parameters

Check the settings by walk-testing the sensor� For more information on settings, see the "Troubleshooting" section�

P+F

Remote

Generic

Remote

Description

(Function)

Adjustment Range

(Value)

Factory

Setting

Manual Setting Key Key

Start parameterization mode—unlock [Function] [Value]

Exit parameterization mode exit—lock

red

green

Sensitivity—eld size *) 0 = minimum sensitivity

9 = maximum sensitivity

5[Function 1]

red LED 1x

[Value]

1 … 10

SENS

Vehicle detection *) 1 = low

2 = medium

3 = high"

2[Function 2]

red LED 2x

1, 2, 3 CAR

Human-presence detection *) 1 = min�

…��

7 = max�

1[Function 3]

red LED 3x

1 … 7 PER

Vehicle-presence relay 4 = Vehicle forward

5 = Vehicle backward

6 = Veh� forward/backward

7 = Person/vehicle forward

8 = Person/vehicle

backward

9 = Person/vehicle forward/

backward

4[Function 4]

red LED 4x

1 … 6 OCAR

Human-presence relay 1 = Person forward

2 = Person backward

3 = Pers� forward/backward

4 = Vehicle forward

5 = Vehicle backward

6 = Vehicle forward/

backward

1[Function 5]

red LED 5x

1 … 6 OPER

Hold time *) 0 = 0�5 s

1 = 1�0 s

2 = 2�0 s

3 = 3�0 s

4 = 5�0 s

5 = 10 s

6 = 20 s

7 = 30 s

8 = 60 s

9 = 300 s

1[Function 6]

red LED 6x

1 = 0�5 s

2 = 1�0 s

3 = 2�0 s

4 = 3�0 s

5 = 4�0 s

6 = 5�0 s

7 = 10 s

8 = 15 s

9 = 20 s

10=25 s

11=30 s

12=60 s

13= 300 s

TIME

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P+F

Remote

Generic

Remote

Description

(Function)

Adjustment Range

(Value)

Factory

Setting

Manual Setting Key Key

Switching output 1 = relay n�o�

2 = relay n�c�

1[Function 7]

red LED 7x

1, 2 OUT

Responsiveness *) 1 = fast

2 = normal

3 = slow

2[Function 8]

red LED 8x

1, 2, 3 STEP

Factory reset after pressing the key "9" 9 Push both

buttons at

the same

time for 5

seconds

SET

Sensor operation (permanent relay

circuit to support commissioning)

1 = automatic

2 = vehicle and passen-

ger relay permanently

detected

3 = vehicle relay detected,

person relay not detected

4 = vehicle relay not detec-

ted, person relay detected

5 = vehicle and person

relay permanently not

detected

1 F2 F2

Function value keys 0 … 9, + , - 0 … 9, + , -

Query the value of the previously

pressed key

? ?

SW revision query Red LED ashes as per

main version�

Green LED ashes as per

sub-version�

F1 F1

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Conformities

US conformity: The product RAVE-D-NA is compliant with Part 15 of the FCC regulations�

EU conformity: The product RAVE-D, RAVE-D-GB is compliant with Directive 2014/53/EU, device class 1 and the

harmonized standards EN 62311, EN 60950-1, EN 301489-1, EN 301489-3, EN 300440-2�

The full Declaration of Conformity is available to download from www�pepperl-fuchs�com�

ATTENTION! The EU-compliant devices must not be marketed in the United States and the US-compliant devices

must not be marketed in Europe! In the United Kindom only use the product variant RAVE-D-GB�

Fault Corrective Action

Door is detected� Reduce the sensitivity� Adjust the tilt angle� Increase the responsive-

ness� Step up the person-detection properties�

LED not lit up� No power supply, device not functioning�

Remote control does not respond� Device is locked. Switch the operating voltage o and on again. The

sensor can now be congured without a code for 30 minutes.

Check the remote control battery�

Person is mistaken for a vehicle� Heighten the vehicle detection properties� Increase the responsive-

ness� If only vehicles are to be detected, reduce the sensitivity�

Vehicle is mistaken for a person� Lower the vehicle detection properties� Increase the responsiveness�

Object is detected too late� Reduce the responsiveness� Increase the sensitivity�

Object detection is too sensitive� Increase the responsiveness� Reduce the sensitivity�

Transverse movement of people ignored� Step up the person-detection properties�

False detections occurring due to interfering

inuences (rain, vibration, etc.).

Increase the responsiveness� Step up the person-detection proper-

ties� Reduce the sensitivity�

Troubleshooting

USA Headquarters

Pepperl+Fuchs, Inc. · Twinsburg, OH · USA

Email: [email protected]

www.pepperl-fuchs.com

Subject to modiﬁcations ·© Pepperl+Fuchs

TDOCT-B216_ENG 01/19

Functional principle Microwave module

Detection speed Min� 0�1 m/s

Marking FCC

Inclination angle ±90°, in 15° increments

Tilt angle ±18°

Detection range 21 x 29 ft (W x D) at installation height of 16 ft and inclination angle of 45°

18 x 32 ft (W x D) at installation height of 23 ft and inclination angle of 45°

Operating frequency 24�075 GHz–24�175 GHz K band

Operating mode Radar motion sensor

Function indicator Red/green LED

Operating elements 2 programming buttons (left: MENU, right: VALUE)

Operating voltage 12 �� 36 VDC/12 �� 28 VAC

No-load current < 50 mA at 24 VDC

Power consumption < 1 W

Switching mode Active/passive

Signal output 2 relay outputs, NO/NC

Switching voltage Max� 48 VAC / 48 VDC

Nominal power Max� 0�5 AAC/1 ADC

Max� switching current 1 A

Switching power Max� 24 W/60 VA

Relay hold time 0�5 s �� 300 s, adjustable

Ambient temperature -4 °F �� 40 °F (-20 °C �� 60 °C)

Relative humidity Max� 90 %, not condensing

Mounting height Max� 23 ft

Degree of protection IP67

Connection 2-pin and 4-pin plug-in screw terminals,

26 ft connection cable

Housing material Polycarbonate (PC)

Weight 320 g (without cable)

650 g (with cable)

Transmitting power < 20 dBm

Dimensions excluding securing parts Without mounting bracket:

5�1 (W) x 2�8 (H) x 3�8 (D) inches (131 x 73 x 98 mm)

With mounting bracket (180°):

5�1 (W) x 2�8 (H) x 5�3 (D) inches (131 x 73 x 136 mm)

Technical Specications

1RAVE-D-NA, incl� connection cable

2Screws for installation

1Mounting instructions

Included with DeliveryAccessories

Remote control: RADAR RC

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