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BlueGuard VK Operating Instructions 

 

Document no. 10100304

 

 

 

 

Specif

Specif

Specif

Specifications

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ications    

 

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 changing the PIN (user programmable 4-6 digit PIN)  

USER CAPACITY 

Unlimited users (requires correct PIN entry) 

INPUTS   

ARM input, allows activation only when activated (unconnected if not used) 
Connect ARM to ARM common to disarm BlueGuard output 
Disconnect ARM to ARM common to arm BlueGuard output  

OUTPUT    

5 second pulse 
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 or indoor 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. 
 

Outdoor Location

Outdoor Location

Outdoor Location

Outdoor Location    

The BlueGuard housing provides a ½” NPT fitting to allow mounting directly onto the top of a gate 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. 

 

Indoor Location

Indoor Location

Indoor Location

Indoor Location    

 

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 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 BlueGuard operation during certain conditions by connecting the ARM 
input to a timer, occupancy sensor or any type of a switching device.   
 

Summary of Contents for BG-VK1

Page 1: ...B Bl lu ue eG Gu ua ar rd d V VK K Bluetooth Enabled Virtual Keypad MODEL BG MODEL BG MODEL BG MODEL BG VK1 VK1 VK1 VK1 Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...o open push to stop and push to close single button control push to open push to stop and push to close Do not place the magnet near any sensitive object such as credit cards access Do not place the m...

Page 3: ...that BlueGuard be mounted in a secure location that is not easily accessed to prevent tampering or damage Outdoor Location Outdoor Location Outdoor Location Outdoor Location The BlueGuard housing pro...

Page 4: ...ering your unique PIN Entering your unique PIN Entering your unique PIN Entering your unique PIN The PIN is a 4 6 digit number The PIN may be entered by editing the phone s name in the Bluetooth menu...

Page 5: ...When the ARM input is connected to the ARM common the BlueGuard is disabled connect to the loop detector relay N O and common contacts Leave this connection disconnected if not used Bluetooth Range Bl...

Page 6: ...spond to BlueGuard when the phone is paired connected to a wireless headset or other Bluetooth device Refer to your cell phone s owner s manual for further information ORDERING INFORMATION ORDERING IN...

Page 7: ...p Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Caution Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation Cau...

Page 8: ...Instructions 8 Document no 10100304 4564 Johnston Parkway Cleveland Ohio 44128 United States of America WEB http www emxinc com E mail salessupport emxinc com Telephone 216 518 9888 Fax 216 518 9884...

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