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WVD100 

Product Manual 

WVD100, Rev 2.5E 

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EZ

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Quick Start 

5.  Activate & Test Sensor: 

Activate and test the sensor next to the AP100 and antenna 

before installing the sensor to insure the sensor is working 

correctly.  To activate the sensor: 

1.  Place the Sensor on the ground so it is close to the antenna and has a 

clear line of sight.  Do not move the Sensor once it is Active. 

2.  Program the Sensor Active on the AP100: 

a.  Select PROGRAM, press Enter 
b.  Select SENSOR, press Enter 
c.  Select ACTIVE, press Enter 
d.  Select the Sensor to activate, press Enter 
e.  Select ACTIVE, press Enter 
f.  Hold the Enter button to exit programming 

3.  Without moving the sensor, test the sensor: 

a.  Place the sensor near the antenna to ensure good communication. 
b.  Do Not Move The Sensor or it will cause a locked on detect. 
c.  Place an object such as a magnetized screwdriver, cell phone or 

piece of metal right next to the sensor.  The Sensor should detect. 

d.  Remove the object.  The Sensor should drop detect. 

 

6.  Select Sensor Location: 

Detection range is similar to a rectangular bubble around the 

sensor.  Average detection distance from the sensor is 

approximately 8ft wide x 4ft deep x 3-4ft high. In some occasions 

the distance may be less and in some occasions the distance may 

more.  A simple above ground test can help define the distance. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
To layout a standard gate application: 

1.  Place the sensor in the center of the traffic lane. 

2.  Determine if one or multiple sensors will be needed for full detection 

across a wide traffic lane. 

3.  When a sensor is placed on the side of the driveway, make sure it 

reaches far enough into the lane to detect a vehicle. 

4.  Place the sensor far enough away from the gate so the moving gate 

does not activate the sensor.  Usually 8-10 feet from the gate

Quick Start 

7.  Drill Sensor Hole: 

To prepare the Sensor hole for installation: 

1.  Drill a 2” wide hole 5” deep.  (Tip: Use a Dry Diamond Core Bit to core 

drill the hole) 

2.  If the hole is more than 5” deep, add sand to make the sensor flush 

with the top of the 

driveway. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

8.  Install Sensor: 

To install the Sensor in the driveway: 

1.  Close the Sensor housing tightly making 

sure the top has sealed against the O-

rings. 

2. Place the sensor in the hole with the line 

on the housing facing toward the 

gate and traffic lane. 

3.  Secure the housing in the driveway with a 

sealant.  The Sensor needs to be secured 

so that it does not turn when a vehicle 

drives over it.  

 
 
 

9.  Reset Sensor Active: 

If a Sensor is Active and then moved, it will detect and lock on 

detect until it is reset.  It will automatically reset after 14 minutes 

or it can be reset by making it Active again.  To reset the Sensor: 

1.  Program the Sensor Active on the AP100: 

a.  Select PROGRAM, press Enter 
b.  Select SENSOR, press Enter 
c.  Select ACTIVE, press Enter 
d.  Select the Sensor to activate, press Enter 
e.  Select ACTIVE, press Enter 
f.  Wait for the AP100 to go to LEARN 
g.  Hold the Enter button to exit programming 

2.  Wait up to 2 minutes for the sensor to reset: 

a.  When the Sensor is reset, it will drop detect and the relay should 

turn off. 

3.  If the sensor gets moved when sealing it, simply reset it again.  

 
IMPORTANT:  Read the entire manual for complete and 

proper safety, installation and programming instructions. 

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Summary of Contents for WVD100

Page 1: ...d qualified personnel for assistance DO NOT install this device unless all entrapment and pinch points are eliminated EZ Loop 1 Revision 2 5E WVD100 Wireless Vehicle Detector ACCESS STATUS ONE PROGRAM...

Page 2: ...Dirt or Gravel 11 Installing The S200P Sensor On A Hill 11 Installing The S200P Sensor In Snow 12 Above Ground Cap 12 Assemble the S200P Sensor 13 S600SM Learn Button 13 Assemble the S600SM Sensor 13...

Page 3: ...Move the Sensor near the AP100 4 Enter the LEARN mode on the AP100 Relay board a Select PROGRAM press Enter b Select SENSOR press Enter c Select LEARN press Enter d AP100 will display SEARCHING e Pre...

Page 4: ...detect a vehicle 4 Place the sensor far enough away from the gate so the moving gate does not activate the sensor Usually 8 10 feet from the gate Quick Start 7 Drill Sensor Hole To prepare the Sensor...

Page 5: ...potential hazards and pinch points have been eliminated Safety Information Restrictions and Limitations Please read and follow all restrictions and understand all limitations Do not install this produ...

Page 6: ...to any existing S200P sensor at any time Distance Chart Refer to the below chart for average distances for the sensor placement from the AP100 antenna Installation Mounting The AP100 The AP100 Relay...

Page 7: ...tenna Line of Sight Because significant signal strength is lost when a sensor is placed in the hole it is very important to install the antenna in a location with a full clear line of sight to every s...

Page 8: ...r 2 4 feet total depth This feature is used to reduce false triggers and help to not pick up a slide gate after the vehicle has cleared Side detection is not reduced and is at full detection distance...

Page 9: ...This diagram is a basic layout and does not show safety devices pedestrian gate fencing etc Refer to the gate operator manual for proper details Most swing gate applications will use a Reverse Sensor...

Page 10: ...mine if one or multiple sensors will be needed for full detection across a wide traffic lane 3 Determine if one or multiple sensors will be needed to cover the detection area outside and inside the pa...

Page 11: ...P Sensor On A Hill Hill applications can be difficult for installation as the hill can create signal loss and require some adjustments to the sensor installation Because of the signal issues that can...

Page 12: ...recessed deep enough that a snow plow will not hit it Make sure to seal the cap so it does not move Screws or anchors are recommended for this application so future access for service is more simple...

Page 13: ...ch the Sensor board 3 Place the antenna face down in the antenna compartment with the antenna wire going through the slot to the Sensor board Green back of the antenna should be seen 4 Place the Senso...

Page 14: ...xy similar to what is used to hold down highway reflectors can be used One source we recommend is https stop painting com order_form asp Stop Painting com AP 43 Epoxy Kit for Road Reflectors One Quart...

Page 15: ...whatever function is desired Each Sensor can be set to activate a single relay or multiple relays and different relay functions can be set for each Sensor For example Sensor1 may be programmed to acti...

Page 16: ...ing then moved to install in its hole the sensor will detect and lock on detect until it is reset A sensor will reset automatically after 14 minutes At that time the sensor will retune itself to its n...

Page 17: ...used Default 100 1 Select PROGRAM press Enter 2 Select SENSOR press Enter 3 Select SENSE press Enter 4 Select SENSORx press Enter x Sensor being programmed 5 Select the X Y or Z setting press Enter 6...

Page 18: ...nking and turn on or off each time the Learn button is pressed Sensor Programming Sensor Park Fail Rev 2 5 CAUTION This is a preliminary feature and has not been fully tested and approved for use Use...

Page 19: ...rns the alarm on off and resets the Fault Status Log Default setting is On To change the setting or clear the Fault Status Log 1 Select PROGRAM press Enter 2 Select AP press Enter 3 Select ALARM press...

Page 20: ...ed when in detection mode For example a vehicle approaching the sensor straight on will not be detected until 1 2 feet from the sensor But when the sensor detects the vehicle it expands the depth to 2...

Page 21: ...nd screen a few seconds later Faults Status Fault status is a log of the last ten faults It tracks the date time and sensor or controller that failed To view the fault log 1 Select STATUS press Enter...

Page 22: ...r1 1 Program the shared Sensor number ACTIVE 2 Delete the shared Sensor number 3 Reset the Sensors and relearn AP100 does not see Sensor detect 1 Make sure the Sensor has been programmed ACTIVE 2 Moun...

Page 23: ...Restrictions and Limitations set forth in this manual 2 A moving gate can cause serious injury or death Read and follow all installation manuals reference manuals and warning label instructions 3 Veh...

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