IXIO-DT1V
Description
BEA’s IXIO-DT1V is the premier motion and presence sensor for sliding doors. Coupled with the dual technology, the IXIO-DT1V includes an NTSC-compliant video surveillance camera that provides high quality footage of those entering and exiting a building.
The IXIO-DT1V can be adjusted into ANSI compliance solution and has earned a comprehensive list of credentials and certifications, including FCC and IP54.
The high quality camera offers a wide field of view and is ideal for video documentation of pedestrian traffic, liability and warranty documentation, people counting and security applications, in a variety of environments.
The IXIO-DT1V ensures convenience, safety and energy efficiency on automatic sliding doors.
Features
Additional camera functionality
Provides an SDTV camera that shoots 30 frames of footage per second
Energy efficient
Ten microwave activation sensitivity settings and three infrared safety immunity settings
Standard compliant
Fully monitored internally, capable of external monitoring
Easily integrates
Integrates with building surveillance systems
- Table of specifications
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Technology
Microwave Doppler Radar
Active Infrared
Detection Mode
Motion
Presence
Transmitter Frequency
24.150 GHz
N/A
Transmitter Radiated Power
< 20 dBm EIRP
N/A
Transmitter Power Density
< 5 mW / cm2
N/A
Spot Size
N/A
2” × 2”
Max. Number of Spots
N/A
24 per curtain
Max. Number of Curtains
N/A
2
Output
Max. Contact Voltage
Max. Contact Current
Hold TimeElectro-mechanical-relay
(potential and polarity free)
30 VDC
1 A
Microwave: 0.5 – 9 s
(user adjustable)Solid-state-relay
(potential and polarity free)
42 VAC / VDC
400 mA
Infrared: 0.3 – 1 sTest Input
Sensitivity
Low: < 1 V; High: > 10 V (max. 30 V)
Response time on test request: typical: < 5 msSensitivity: Low: < 1 V; High: > 10 V (max. 30 V)
Response time on test request: typical: < 5 msSupply Voltage*
12 – 24 VAC 50 / 60 Hz, 12 – 30 VDC
Power Consumption
< 2.5 W
Mounting Height
6 ½ – 11 ½’
Temperature Range**
-13 – 131 °F
0 – 95% relative humidity, non condensingDegree of Protection
IP54
Norm Conformity
R&TTE 1999 / 5 / EC; LVD 2006 / 95 / EC;
MD 2006 / 42 / EC; ROHS 2 2011 / 65 / EUDimensions
10 3⁄5“ (W) × 2 ¼” (H) × 2 ¼” (D)
Cable Length
10’
CAMERA
Voltage Regulator
6.6 – 36 VDC; ±10%, 6 – 28 VAC; ±10%
Operating Temperature
-22 – 140 °F (max. RH: 95%)
Video Output
1.0 (Vp-p) / 75 Ω
Image Sensor
CMOS
Horizontal Resolution
480 TVL
NTSC Output
720 (H) × 480 (W)
Sync System
Inter-Sync
Frame Rate
30 fps
Minimum Illumination
0.01 LUX
AE Control
Auto
Gain Control
Auto
Electronic Shutter
1 s ~ 1/10,000 s
S / N Ratio
> 50 dB
AWB
Auto
*To be operated from SELV-compatible power supplies only
**LCD screen is operational from 14 – 131 °F. The sensor may still be programmed in colder temperatures, but with the remote control. - Versions
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10IXIODT1V
Activation and safety sensor with camera for sliding doors
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- Accessories
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IXIO Curved Door AccessoryCurved door accessory bracket for IXIO family of sensors.
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Mini Industrial BracketUniversal industrial mounting bracket
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BEA Universal Remote ControlBEA Universal Remote Control
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IXIO-DT1 V Replacement Cover, Black
Replacement cover for the IXIO-DT1 V
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IXIO SpacerSpacer for IXIO series of sensors.
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- Videos
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- Downloads
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User Guides
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Cut Sheets
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Application Notes
- Application Note - Sliding Door Wiring Matrix Download
- Application Note - Sliding Door Wiring Matrix (Español) Download
- Application Note - Sliding Door Wiring Matrix (Français) Download
- Application Note - IXIO SPACER Download
- Application Note - IXIO SPACER (Español) Download
- Application Note - IXIO SPACER (Français) Download
- Application Note - IXIO SPACER (Portuguese) Download
- Application Note - Zip Code Download
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Information Sheet
- Download the package
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- Frequently asked questions
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Why will the IXIO’s active infrared safety pattern not hold the door open?
The brown and blue wires must be connected, or F1 must be set to “1” using the remote control.
Why is the PNP harness not working on a BESAM control?
The harness is reversed; the short harness plugs into the IXIO.
Why is the RECORD sliding door holding open?
The RECORD control uses a normally closed safety circuit; set the safety output to N.C.
Why is the IXIO bliking red on a DORMA door?
The IXIO is defaulted to monitoring ON; connect the two (2) purple monitoring wires to the control.
How do I eliminate four (4) orange LED flashes or “low AIR”?
Verify the pattern width shutters are not closed (the software should still be set to wide).Verify the active infrared safety pattern is not tilted out too far away from the door.
Turn off the 2nd active infrared safety pattern row.
Why does the door recycle open?
If the red LED illuminates, the active infrared safety curtain needs adjusted.
If the green LED illuminates, the microwave activation angle/sensitivity/immunity needs adjusted.
What are the extra wires not connected to the door control?
The two (2) purple wires are for monitoring and the yellow wire is for N.C. activation relay.
How do I locate the IXIO’s active infrared safety pattern relative to the door face?
Double-click the gray knob to turn on the visible red aligment spots or press UNLOCK > MAGIC WAND > + on the remote control, and then use the red knob to adjust active infrared saftey pattern to within 3” of the face of the sliding door panel. After adjustment, relaunch a setup.
How do I use an IXIO for 1-way traffic reactivation?
If the door is equipped with a two-way traffic option, connect the white and green wires to the activation circuit.
If the door is NOT equipped with a two-way traffic option, DO NOT connect the white and green wires to the activation circuit; instead, connect the brown and blue wires to the safety circuit.
Using the LCD, set RAD: REENTRY to value “”3″” or “”4″”. Walk-test to ensure there is a minimum of a 24” reactivation zone.
Why does the IXIO LED blink fast red when I try to unlock it with the remote control?
A lock code has been entered. To remove it, power cycle the IXIO and then press UNLOCK > LOCK > 0000.
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