Touchless sensor (w/ backbox)
From Zenitel Wiki
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 (adjustable)
- Operating distance: 15cm (adjustable)
- 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
Time and Distance Adjustments
On the back of the sensor board there are two little potentiometers that can be used to adjust the activation time and detection distance of the sensor. The activation time is by default set to its minimum of 0,5 second and can be increased. The detection distance is set to 15 centimeters and can be reduced.
Typical Application
Use Case Examples
Touchless sensor - wiring example:
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.
More details can be found on Direct Access Key Settings.
Configuration in ICX-AlphaCom
To configure the input to call a preconfigured number:
- Select Users & Stations
- Select the intercom station to which the touchless sensor is connected
- Open the DAK window
- Select the tab DAK 11-20
- On DAK 11 (= input 1(*)) enter the directory number to call when the input is activated
(*) Input 1 - 6 on Turbine stations are mapped to DAK 11 - 16.
More information is found under DAK programming.