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The '''Touchless sensor''' (item 2390020100) is a sensor for activation without pressing a button. <br>
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The '''Touchless sensor''' (item 2390020100) is an IR-sensor that connects to Zenitel IP stations, and is used to activate calls with gesture recognition instead of pressing the call button.
This may prevent disease contagion. It is suitable for access control system that widely used in widely used in public areas such as hospitals or restaurants. It is also can be used as auto-control detection.
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The sensor button is powered by 5 volts. Most Zenitel IP stations has a built-in 5V output which can be used to power the sensor button.
  
 
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== Highlights ==
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* Input Voltage: 5V
 
* Input Voltage: 5V
 
* Available contacts: Normally Open & Normally Closed
 
* Available contacts: Normally Open & Normally Closed
* Operating distance 3 to 20 cm (adjustable)
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* Sensor active time: 0,5 secs
* IP 66
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* Operating distance: 15cm
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* IP66
  
 
== Connections ==
 
== Connections ==
 
Connections are made to the switch using the supplied 5 pin plug. <br>
 
Connections are made to the switch using the supplied 5 pin plug. <br>
 
Correct orientation of the plug is ensured by the connector locating guides.
 
Correct orientation of the plug is ensured by the connector locating guides.
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=== Color code ===
 
=== Color code ===
 
* Red - +5 Volt supply
 
* Red - +5 Volt supply
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* Purple - Normally Open
 
* Purple - Normally Open
  
== Settings ==
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== Typical Application ==
[[File:Touchless sensor back.png|thumb|500px|left|Touchless sensor - back]]
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[[File:Touchless sensor wiring.png|thumb|500px|left|Touchless sensor - general wiring]]
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== Typical Application ==
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== Use Case Examples ==
[[File:Touchless sensor wiring.png|thumb|500px|left|Touchless sensor - wiring]]
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Touchless sensor - wiring example:
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[[File:Touchless sensor wiring example.png|thumb|500px|left|Touchless sensor wired to Input 1 on a Turbine station]]
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=== Configuration on IC-Edge ===
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*To configure the Input select '''Edge Controller''' > '''System Configuration''' > '''Direct Access Keys'''. <br>
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*Select '''Show/Hide Settings''' on the station you want to configure.
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*Configure the '''Input''' to '''Call To''', and enter the directory number to call when activated.
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[[File:TouchLess Inp1 Edge.PNG|thumb|700px|left|Input 1 configured to call number 13 when triggered]]
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More details can be found on [[Direct Access Key & Ringlist Settings (Edge)|Direct Access Key Settings]].
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=== Configuration in ICX-AlphaCom ===
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To configure the input to call a preconfigured number:
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# Select '''Users & Stations'''
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# Select the '''intercom station''' to which the touchless sensor is connected
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# Open the '''DAK''' window
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# Select the tab '''DAK 11-20'''
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# On DAK 11 (= input 1(*)) enter the '''directory number''' to call when the input is activated
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[[File:TouchLess ICX.png|thumb|700px|left|Input 1 configured to call number 13 when triggered]]
 
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(*) Input 1 - 6 on Turbine stations are mapped to DAK 11 - 16.
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More information is found under [[Users & Stations (AlphaPro)#DAK|DAK programming]].
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==Related Information==
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* [http://www.zenitel.com/product/touchless-sensor Additional Documentation on Zenitel.com]
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[[Category:Turbine Backboxes and accessories]]

Latest revision as of 09:21, 24 October 2023

Touchless sensor, item 2390020100

The Touchless sensor (item 2390020100) is an IR-sensor that connects to Zenitel IP stations, and is used to activate calls with gesture recognition instead of pressing the call button.

The sensor button is powered by 5 volts. Most Zenitel IP stations has a built-in 5V output which can be used to power the sensor button.

Highlights

  • Input Voltage: 5V
  • Available contacts: Normally Open & Normally Closed
  • Sensor active time: 0,5 secs
  • Operating distance: 15cm
  • IP66

Connections

Connections are made to the switch using the supplied 5 pin plug.
Correct orientation of the plug is ensured by the connector locating guides.

Color code

  • Red - +5 Volt supply
  • Brown - 0 Volt supply
  • Green - Normally Closed
  • Blue - Common
  • Purple - Normally Open

Typical Application

Touchless sensor - general wiring


Use Case Examples

Touchless sensor - wiring example:

Touchless sensor wired to Input 1 on a Turbine station


Configuration on IC-Edge

  • To configure the Input select Edge Controller > System Configuration > Direct Access Keys.
  • Select Show/Hide Settings on the station you want to configure.
  • Configure the Input to Call To, and enter the directory number to call when activated.
Input 1 configured to call number 13 when triggered


More details can be found on Direct Access Key Settings.

Configuration in ICX-AlphaCom

To configure the input to call a preconfigured number:

  1. Select Users & Stations
  2. Select the intercom station to which the touchless sensor is connected
  3. Open the DAK window
  4. Select the tab DAK 11-20
  5. On DAK 11 (= input 1(*)) enter the directory number to call when the input is activated
Input 1 configured to call number 13 when triggered


(*) Input 1 - 6 on Turbine stations are mapped to DAK 11 - 16.

More information is found under DAK programming.

Related Information