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IST0649V1/0

ALLARME

NO

NC

+F

GUASTO

C

NO

NC

C

OUT

+ -

B

A

R1

CONNECTIONS TO CONTROL UNITS

BF100R beam is equipped with:

ALLARME

NO

NC

+F

GUASTO

C

NO

NC

C

OUT

R1

R2

In both cases, if module BR100 is used, reset can be done through mechanical key on board.

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Relay ALARM output.

Contacts of this output can be C/NC or C/

NO according to setting of jumper S7 (see
chapter JUMPER).

In order to reset the beam from alarm

condition, it is necessary to take off supplying
from the beam  for a few seconds (Jumper
S9 open).

An example of connection using these contacts is

shown on side-drawing where ALARM contact is
set on C/NO and FAULT relay is set on C/NC.

R1 is the end-line resistence which is usually given

within control unit.

R2 is the alarm resistence (for AVS control units

the value of this resistence is 680/1000 ohm –
3W) (not included).

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OUT + F for direct connection to

AVS conventional fire control units
(charge of 680 ohm during alarm).

In order to reset  the beam from

alarm condition, simply make a
reset operation on control unit
(Jumper S9 closed).

Side-drawing shows an example

of connection using these
contacts: R1 is the end-line
resistance usually given with
control unit. FAULT contact is set
on C/NC.

Summary of Contents for BF100 A

Page 1: ...R VS ELECTR VS ELECTR VS ELECTR VS ELECTRONICS ONICS ONICS ONICS ONICS Cur Cur Cur Cur Curtar tar tar tar tarolo P olo P olo P olo P olo Pado ado ado ado adov v v v va Ital a Ital a Ital a Ital a Ital...

Page 2: ...self calibration which will be repeated every 2 hours in order to compensate masking caused by dust on lenses and reflector Adjustable sensitivity to get a better intervention threshold according to d...

Page 3: ...3 IST0649V1 0 LED DISPLAY MODULE BF TEST NOT GIVEN WITHIN TRASMITTER COVER BR100 OPTIONAL RECEIVER COVER BF TEST NOT GIVEN WITHIN...

Page 4: ...p u S e v i t a g e n g n i y l p p u S A 0 0 1 R B e l u d o m l a n o i t p o o t n o i t c e n n o c r o f r o o d l a i r e S B Signalling Led Module to visualize the signal during normal working...

Page 5: ...p u S r e p m u j e r i W d e s o l C n e p O g n i y l p p u s V 2 1 g n i y l p p u s V 4 2 7 S y a l e r M R A L A t c a t n o c C N 2 1 n o i t i s o p n I t c a t n o c O N 3 2 n o i t i s o p n...

Page 6: ...d e s o l C n e p O g n i y l p p u S V 2 1 g n i y l p p u S V 4 2 1 P I D 2 P I D 3 P I D 4 P I D E G N A R 5 S n e p o h t i w E G N A R 5 S d e s o l c h t i w 0 0 0 0 5 t m 8 3 1 0 0 0 5 1 t m 5...

Page 7: ...in axis with beams In case of inclination of the roof install the first beam at about 1 meter from the highest wall and at H distance from the ceiling Install other beams maintaining distance D betwee...

Page 8: ...e For installation onto the wall either reflector and beam need flat cylindrical head screws Check not to have reflecting bodies such as glasses mirrors etc possibly affecting the signal in the area n...

Page 9: ...in the Transmitter in order to get the beam units to Calibration mode the green Led in the Receiver will remain on if the signal is received from Transmitter the display Led module will visualize the...

Page 10: ...barrier for few seconds In any case if the module BR100 is used reset can also be made by use of the mechanical key on board In case of fault condition as soon as the beam detects a sudden drop of si...

Page 11: ...d B terminals of beam to concerned A and B terminals on BR100 remote panel BR100 supplying must be separate from beams supplying as a possible short circuit in remote panel supplying may cause a cut i...

Page 12: ...9 open An example of connection using these contacts is shown on side drawing where ALARM contact is set on C NO and FAULT relay is set on C NC R1 is the end line resistence which is usually given wit...

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Page 15: ...ip switch pag 5 TRANSMITTER pag 6 Terminal board pag 6 Jumper e Dip Switch pag 6 Trimmer pag 6 INSTALLATION RULES pag 7 INSTALLATION pag 8 WORKING MODE CALIBRATION pag 9 WORKING MODE NORMAL pag 10 BR1...

Page 16: ...s r e t e m 0 0 1 x a m e g a r e v o C x a m s r e t e m q s 0 0 0 1 n o i t a r b i l a C r a b d e L y a l p s i d f o e s u y b t i k l a n o i t p O 0 0 1 R B r a b d e l y a l p s i d r o f g n...

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