ProSecure Opti Combi Manual: Installation, Programming, and Troubleshooting Guide
Detects approaching individuals to trigger the door opening. It features direction recognition, meaning it can distinguish between people walking toward the door (opening it) and those walking away (closing it sooner to save energy).
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This is often the most thumbed-through section. Common issues like “Low Battery,” “Tamper,” or “Zone Fault” are listed with plain-English solutions. prosecure opti combi manual english
ON: Frequency B (Use when two sensors are mounted back-to-back to prevent crosstalk) OFF / OFF: 2 seconds ON / OFF: 30 seconds OFF / ON: 1 minute
Safety is paramount when installing any automatic door system. The following points are critical:
Use the provided mounting template to drill holes and secure the base plate. Ensure the sensor is protected from rain and away from moving objects like plants or fans that could cause false triggers. Ensure the sensor is protected from rain and
Center the sensor precisely over the clear opening width of the sliding door.
This is known as "cross-traffic" activation. The solution is to enable and configure the cross-traffic suppression feature in the sensor's programming menu using the remote control.
*Note: The safety output configuration (Normally Open or Normally Closed) can be adjusted via the internal DIP switches based on your specific door controller requirements. 4. Mechanical and Electronic Adjustments Common issues like “Low Battery
This English manual guide details the technical specifications, physical installation, field adjustments, configuration menus, and troubleshooting steps needed to optimize the system. Technical Specifications Specification Details Microwave Radar (24.125 GHz) + Active Infrared (AIR) Mounting Height Maximum 4.0 meters Detection Area Max 4.7m (Width) x 1.7m (Depth) Operating Temp -20°C to +60°C IP Protection Class IP54 (Dust and splash resistant) Compliance EN 16005, DIN 18650 Mechanical Installation and Mounting
Click the radar module up or down (0° to 30° tilts).