BlueGuard Operating Instructions
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Document no. 10100104
9. The bonding process will be completed and the blue LED will turn on for 10 seconds.
10. The DVM will indicate contact closure “short” or the buzzer will buzz while this phone is in range.
11. You are now ready to personalize the PIN code, select PULSE or PRESENCE operation and connect the ARM
input if necessary. Refer to the appropriate sections in the Operating Instructions.
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
RADIO
BLUETOOTH, Class 2 (up to 10 meter, 33ft. range)
INDICATORS
Blue status LED
CONTROLS
Secure, magnetic switch requires magnet placement in correct location to activate
programming mode for pairing with Bluetooth
®
devices
MEMORY CAPACITY
10 cell phone IDs
INPUTS
ARM input, allows activation only when vehicle present
Connect ARM to ARM common to disarm BlueGuard
output
Disconnect ARM to ARM common to arm BlueGuard
output
OUTPUT
Form C relay contacts (normally open, common, normally closed)
Contacts: 2A@ 30VDC, 0.5A @ 120VAC
CONNECTIONS
Power (2 wires)
Relay normally closed contact
Relay common
Relay normally open contact
ARM input
ARM common
POWER
12…30 VDC and 24 VAC @ 40mA (reverse polarity protected)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
-40°C…82°C (-40°F…180°F)
0…95% relative humidity
HOUSING
Sealed, PVC
DIMENSIONS (dia. x height)
1” x 7.5” (25mm x 190mm)
WEIGHT
0.15lbs (68g)
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
The BlueGuard housing is durable PVC, watertight and designed for outdoor use. Bluetooth
devices have a specified
range of 33ft. (10 meters) in open air. This range may be reduced by obstructions. It is recommended that BlueGuard
be mounted in a secure location that is not easily accessed to prevent tampering or damage.
Location
Location
Location
Location
The BlueGuard housing provides a ½” NPT fitting to allow mounting directly onto the top of an operator and a ½”
elbow is supplied for side mounting. BlueGuard must be mounted in the vertical orientation for optimum range.
1. Chose a location for mounting and verify that there are no obstructions in the operator.
2. Make a clearance hole and mount the BlueGuard using the locknuts provided.
3. The joint must be sealed to prevent water from entering the operator. A good quality, outdoor silicone
sealant may be used.
Connections
Connections
Connections
Connections
The 4ft. cable provides connections to the operator for power, output and control signals. If additional length is
needed, use the remote gang box accessory available separately from EMX.
POWER
Verify that the available power supply is within the BlueGuard’s supply requirements.
OUTPUT CONTACTS
BlueGuard’s output consists of a set of form C contacts. The common contact is common to both the normally
open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts. The NO contact will close when an authorized phone comes
into range while the NC contact will open.
ARM INPUT
The ARM input may be used to disable the BlueGuard until a vehicle is detected. For example, BlueGuard can
be used with an Outside Safety Loop to qualify the BlueGuard’s output with the presence of a vehicle. When
used, it is connected to a spare set of output contacts from a vehicle loop detector (Loop Detector Relay 2).
Connect the ARM input to the vehicle detector relay 2 NC contact and the ARM common to the vehicle
detector relay 2 COM contact. Use EMX DTEK or MVP DTEK in this application. When this feature is not
