MS Sedco DH94D Installation Instructions Download Page 3

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DH94D

Sliding Pedestrian Door Presence Sensor 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

8701 Castle Park Drive 

 Indianapolis, Indiana 46256

Telephone: (800) 842-2545/(317) 842-2545 

 www.mssedco.com 

 [email protected]

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(/MANU) DH94Dv1105

High

Sensitivity

!

Section 7

Adjusting Detection Pattern

Adjust the detection pattern according to the following 
diagrams:

1.  Pattern Angle Adjustment.

 

• The body of the sensor can be rotated from 

 

  0º to 5º (3 steps).

2.  Pattern Width Adjustment.

Mask Adjustments for single and/or double doors.

 

 

Detection pattern will vary according to 

 

 

objects, material, color and speed.

Section 8

Verification of Operation

1.  After mounting, setting parameters and applying 
 

power, walk test unit to verify detection pattern.

2.  If the door does not operate properly, recheck the dip 
 

switch settings and pattern adjustments.

3.  After rechecking, if there is still a problem, adjust the 
 sensitivity.

 

• Adjust high (clockwise) to increase sensitivity.

 

• Adjust low (counter-clockwise) to decrease 

  

sensitivity.

*****EXTREMELY IMPORTANT*****

  After final set-up, test unit(s) completely to ensure that 
  proper coverage has been achieved (width, depth and 
  location of the pattern must be tested).

After the installation and operational check of the 
system:
1.  Place the proper labels on the door per ANSI/BHMA 
 

A156.10 or any other applicable standard.

2.  Instruct the owner of the door system operation and 
 

how to test it.  This should be checked on a daily 

 basis.
3.  Instruct the owner on what to do if the door or any of 
 

its components become damaged.

4.  Strongly recommend to the owner that the complete 
 

entry be inspected twice a year as part of the service 

 agreement.

Section 9

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM 1:  Door does not open.

 

CAUSE 1:    

Sensor Connector

 

SOLUTION 1:   Tighten connector or reconnect

 

CAUSE 2:    

Power Supply

 

SOLUTION 2:   Check that the power supply is properly 

  

  connected

PROBLEM 2:  Door operates intermittently.

 

CAUSE 1:   

Sensor is very dusty or covered in water 

  

  drops, 

etc.

 

SOLUTION 1:  Clean the sensor (do not use thinner or 

 

 

 

alcohol to clean sensor)

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1.6'

0.5m

3.3'

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4.9'

1.5m

6.6'

2.0m

8.2'

2.5m

9.9'

3.0m

Summary of Contents for DH94D

Page 1: ...interference from other sensors in close proximity Self monitoring microprocessor controlled diagnostics includes automatic countermeasures againse adverse conditions such as falling snow rain flying insects strong sunlight and electrical noises 4 presence timer settings 2 15 60 and 180 seconds Section 2 Parts Identification Section 3 Mounting Information 1 Do not mount higher than 10 ft 3m 2 Do n...

Page 2: ...erference use alternate frequency settings H MH ML L Maximum 4 sensors 4 Monitor Mode A snow mode is available using switch 1 Snow Mode should only be used in environments with heavy snowfall or other extreme conditions 5 ON When power is first supplied to the sensor the DH94D performs self diagnostics Section 6 Power BEFORE APPLYING POWER READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS When power is applied t...

Page 3: ...properly recheck the dip switch settings and pattern adjustments 3 After rechecking if there is still a problem adjust the sensitivity Adjust high clockwise to increase sensitivity Adjust low counter clockwise to decrease sensitivity EXTREMELY IMPORTANT After final set up test unit s completely to ensure that proper coverage has been achieved width depth and location of the pattern must be tested ...

Page 4: ...arrow Pattern Depth 1 to 4 rows Angle Adjustment 0º to 5º in 3 steps Sensitivity Power Supply 12 to 24 V AC or DC 10 Red Black wires nonpole Power Consumption AC24V 2VA AC12V 1 5VA DC24V 55mA DC12V 85mA Output Contact Form C Relay DC50V 0 1A Resistor Load Yellow Wire Normally Open Green Wire Normally Closed White Wire Common Output Holding Time Approx 0 5 seconds Presence Timer Limits of 2 15 60 a...

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