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Acuvision Instruction Manual 

Note ! 

Because sensor “looks”  

backward through the threshold 

area, it must not be obstructed 

by the mounting surface. 

 

Therefore, when using sensor 

on swing, fold, or sliding doors, 

install no higher than 1.5” 

above bottom of header as 

shown at right. 

Color of wire

 

Function

 

Notes

 

Brown

 

12VDC

 

24VAC

 

Use “Class 2” Power Supply

 

Red

 

GND

 

Black 

(N.O.)

 

OUTPUT #1 --- Activation Signal Output

 

30VAC/50VDC 0.1A Max. 

(Resistance load)  

[Semiconductor Relay] 

Green 

(COM)

 

Gray 

(INPUT)

 

INPUT #1 --- Fully Closed Signal Input 
 
If there is a possibility of  swing /folding doors open-
ing slightly from the fully closed position due to wind 
or stack pressure, this input signal may be required 
in order for the sensor to recognize when the door is 
in the fully closed position. A mechanical or magnet-
ic door closed switch is necessary for this function. 

This signal can be output automatically from 
Microprocessor U series. (No signal required on 
Sliding doors.) 

 

A dry switch contact is required.

 

For swing doors use: 

1 x P/N 14-11313 

For folding doors use:  

1 x P/N 14-11343-20 
1 x P/N 14-11313-20 

Yellow 

(INPUT)

 

White 

(N.O.)

 

OUTPUT #2 --- Safety Signal Output 
 

<

Swing/folding side of the Swing/Folding Doors>  

Safety Signal Output: 

Connected

 to Locked out 

safety input of Control box. 
 
<Sliding Door> 
Not used 

30VAC/50VDC 0.1A Max. 

(Resistance load)  

[Semiconductor Relay] 

Blue 

(COM)

 

 

  D.2 

Wiring 

 

D.2.1)  General Wiring Information 

 

Sensor should be installed 
no higher than 1.5” from 
the bottom edge of header 

DN0183

 

Summary of Contents for Gyro Tech Acuvision

Page 1: ...rating Instructions contained in this manual Failure to do so may result in property damage or bodily injury Acuvision Instruction Manual WARNING Turn OFF all power to the Automatic Door if a Safety S...

Page 2: ...on detection zone 12 D 4 3 Minute adjustment of depth coverage 13 D 4 4 Adjusting for Width Coverage 13 D 4 5 Setting Width coverage 14 D 4 6 Operation Mode Set Up D 4 6 1 Mutual Interference Preventi...

Page 3: ...ion will memorize the door swing area and door position during the first activation cycle During the door cycle the Acuvision will also scan the threshold area and store this information into its memo...

Page 4: ...x Resistance load Semiconductor Relay No Detection OPEN Detection CLOSED Power failure OPEN Mounting height Max 118 above detection area Detection area when mounted at a height of 118 118 3000mm Width...

Page 5: ...al C Appearance and Dimensions Figure 1 Appearance 8 66 220mm Mounting Pitch 7 87 200mm 1 34 34mm 3 0 76mm Sensor is interchangeable with Acusensors and Acumotion 8 pin Connector Dip Switches 1 8 Dept...

Page 6: ...hims can be used to make the necessary adjustments The unit must be mounted such that it detects the door and still provides adequate threshold protection Under normal circumstances the unit will be m...

Page 7: ...to wind or stack pressure this input signal may be required in order for the sensor to recognize when the door is in the fully closed position A mechanical or magnet ic door closed switch is necessar...

Page 8: ...Quick Disconnect connector off main microprocessor harness as shown Wire nut Acuvision harness to main harness as shown below Mount the Acuvision Sensor Note Acuvision dipswitch Settings 9 ON 10 OFF D...

Page 9: ...GREY YELLOW BLUE WHITE BLACK GREEN INPUT INPUT COM OUTPUT 2 N O OUTPUT 2 COM OUTPUT 1 COM OUTPUT 1 N O HOLE ON THE HEADER COVER ACUVISION HARNESS TERMINAL 1 TERMINAL 2 NOT USED TERMINAL 5 NOT USED NOT...

Page 10: ...NUM BOARD TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTIONS DOOR CLOSED INPUT SEE NOTE ON PG 18 ACUVISION HARNESS 12 24 VOLTS AC DC 12 24 VOLTS AC DC NOT USED BLUE WHITE BLACK GREEN OUTPUT 2 N O OUTPUT 2 COM OUTPUT 1 COM OU...

Page 11: ...ng something new in the detection area CAUTION Confirm that the wiring is correct before turning on the power Turn power off before making adjustments to the sensor D 4 Customized Settings The followi...

Page 12: ...s in field measurements procedures and conditions from ANSI standards 4 Use of spacers for mounting Depth Adjustment Lever Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Position 5 Figure 2 Depth of cove...

Page 13: ...ed too high on the header Refer to page 7 Do not use the adjustment knob to widen the detection area D 4 4 Adjusting for Width Coverage The width coverage is achieved in seven increments as shown belo...

Page 14: ...light intensity reflected from the floor surface in the detection area The detection area is the reference area as determined by the Acuvision Detection sensitivities can vary depending on the color o...

Page 15: ...activates unnecessarily use the lower sensitivity When low or snow sensitivity is used care must be taken to assure that adequate sensing is maintained D 4 6 4 Standstill memory time Learn Time The Ac...

Page 16: ...es within the memorized detection area whether on the floor or above the floor will generate a signal to open the door The base memory pattern will be re learned automatically after the selected memor...

Page 17: ...correct this make adjustments using the Area Minute Adjustment Mechanism to tilt the detection area in toward the door If the amber LED is blinking when door is at full open position or while door is...

Page 18: ...ensitivity See pages 16 in this Instruction Manual D 6 5 Moving items If you have a short split curtain flowerpot or any other items that may shake in the detection area the Acuvision may falsely acti...

Page 19: ...ere rain or snow falls on it ghosting or damage to the sensor may occur In this case use Acusensor Rain Cover P N 14 10278 D 6 10 Changes in background conditions If the background condition within th...

Page 20: ...Area Conditions in Detection Ar ea altered When conditions in Detection Area change the Sensor keeps on detecting as long as the time set for Presence Detection Shorten the Presence Detection Time at...

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