2PH60C
8. CONNECTIONS
Transmitter
Receiver
9. SETTING THE RESPONSE TIME
A trimmer is available on the receiver for setting the photocell response time.
Set the response time, as described in the figures below, according to the type of installation and the level of
protection required.
Response time (sec.)
(Trimmer on receiver)
10. FREQUENCY SELECTION
To prevent interference if installing more than one photocell, it
is possible to set a different work frequency for each photocell,
by choosing between 4 available values.
Set the frequency using the two dip switches on the receiver
and on the transmitter (see "Frequency selection" in section 1).
Select the same frequency on both the receiver and the
transmitter.
ATTENTION: SELECT NON-ADJACENT FREQUENCIES FOR BEAMS IN THE SAME SECTION (E.G.: CH1-
CH3, CH2-CH4, CH1-CH4). IF THERE ARE MORE THAN 2 BEAMS ON THE SAME SECTION, CROSS
OVER THE TRANSMITTERS AND RECEIVERS SO THAT THERE IS NO INTERFERENCE BETWEEN
ADJACENT FREQUENCIES.
Below some examples are shown of installations with several pairs of beams, with the indication of the lay-out
and the channel to set for the various pairs
Power supply
10.5 – 30 VDC
(no polarity)
Power supply
Alarm contact
10.5 – 30 VDC
(0.2A @ 28VDC)
(no polarity)
Fast pace
ENGLISH
Tamper contact
(0.2A @ 28VDC)
Normal pace
Slow movement
CH1
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CH2
CH3
CH4
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