User Manual - DAZA Opticare
Contents
1. also result in an alarm Connection 2011 a ia on ee ei alarm NO Contact Topscan Use Pin2 for the Ground for the Topscan Remove the jumper when the Topscan is used Input Alarm Power from system or adapter 12 30 V DC idle 18mA 24 V alarm 31mA 24 v Switch at the door Figure 3 2011 Daza Opticare BV follows a policy of continuous improvement in the development of its products The technical data can therefore be changed without notice This product is classified as an electrical and electronic device When you decide to discard this product please ensure that this is done accordance with the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE and compliant with local laws relating to this directive 2011 12 14 ce Optiscan fixed 2014 06 12 V1 0 User Manual 2012 Mounting Optiscan with normally closed contact lt 4v DC i alarm NC TODON Input Alarm 4 f Power from system or adapter 12 30 V DC E s idle 18mA 24 V Switch at the door alarm 31mA 24 v Figure 3 2012 2014 Mounting Optiscan with normally closed contact requires 12 V DC k D 2 alarm NC actin Input Alarm gt m f Power from system or adapter 12 V DC idle 18mA 24 V Switch at the door alarm 31mA 24 v Bove Figure 4 2014 Print adjust field of view When the sensor is placed at the correct height the print can be placed at 0 degrees If after testing you fi2. 2011 12 14 Ce Optiscan fixed 2014 06 12 V1 0 User Manual General This wireless Optiscan detects when a person intends to leave the bed This sensor requires a 12 to 30Vdc power supply and has an option to connect a Topscan In this installation a switch needs to be integrated on the alarm line Installation and use Mount the sensor on a wall pointing towards the bed at a height of approximate 15 cm above the floor figure 1 Make sure that the sensor is placed safely where it can cause no harm to the inhabitant for example underneath a chair or table It is highly preferable to place it at a distance of at least 2 meters from the bed The sensor has a 90 degrees field of view over a distance of approximate 7 meter Make sure that no objects are in front of the sensor that can block its view figure 2 Please pay attention to the following when mounting the sensor Make sure that the sensor is able to detect underneath the bed Place the sensor so that it cannot harm the user Adjust the height when necessary Always switch the alarm contact and not the power supply Dont use any round head screws to mount the sensor they can short the circuit ont he back of the print Figure 2 field of view 2011 Mounting Optiscan with normally open contact This Optiscan can be used in combination with the Daza Topscan which detects if someone is sitting in bed If the person rols out of bed the combination with the Mounting Optiscan will
3. nd out that the sensor is looking to height you can fine tune the field of view by pushing the print upwards for example 4 degrees figure 5 Degree adjustments f Mark The best way to check if the sensor is looking correctly is by sitting on the edge of the bed with your feet pulled up at mattress height If you move your feet from left to right at this height the sensor may not alarm Mounting screw Figure 5 Adjusting the field of view Daza Opticare BV follows a policy of continuous improvement in the development of its products The technical data can therefore be changed without notice This product is classified as an electrical and electronic device When you decide to discard this product please ensure that this is done accordance with the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE and compliant with local laws relating to this directive Page 2 of 2
Download Pdf Manuals
Related Search