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PHOTON SYSTEM 

 Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.5

 

 

The HUB-TC 

Connection between HUB-TC and barriers

 

The connection with the bars can be made only through the 5 terminals of the hub (Fig. 25). Do not 

connect the bars to different supplies than the one foreseen and be very careful not to invert the serial 
poles S2 and S3.  Fig. 24 represent an example of the connection of a complete system. 

 
Terminals description: 
S1 = Negative power supply (0V) minimum section 0,75mm

2

 

S2 = RS485 pole A minimum section 0,22mm

2

 

S3 = RS485 pole B minimum section 0,22mm

2

 

S4 = Positive power supply (+12Vdc) minimum section 0,75mm

2

 

GROUND = Shield of the cable 

WARINING: THE CABLE SHIELD MUST BE CONNECTED BOTH ON THE BARS AND ON THE HUB SIDE. 

 

Connection between HUB-TC and Control Panel

 

The hub is made in such a way that it can be installed inside the Control Panel Case or in any other 

protected case. Use the holes foreseen in the Hub for its fixing. The connection will be made by the cabling 
of the wires between the terminal blocks of the Hub (Fig 25) and the Control Panel. 

It is recommended to use for the power supply at least two wires of minimum section 0,75 mm

2

 

Terminals of the HUB-TC toward the Control Panel

 

 

Terminal 

Description

 

Contact type

 

sA 
sB 
sC 
sD 

Stand-by command inputs. 

To be connected to the Control Panel if you intend to 
manage the stand-by separately. They can also be 
connected all together in order to have not separate  
stand-by for the different couples. When the barriers  
are in stand-by, the beams are not active (this  means  
energy saving and less component consumption) but 
the tampers and the failure are active. 

Zone enabled = free or GND 
Zone disabled = +12Vdc 

FL 

Failure Output.

 Normally open, it is closed at ground 

when  malfunctioning  is  detected  (fault,  wire 
interruption, etc.) 

OPEN COLLECTOR 
Normal = free (max 200V

DC

Failure = to GND (max 100mA) 

DQ 

Disqualification output.

 Active only if the option is 

enabled  on  the  HUB.  Normally  open,  it is closed  at 
ground when, due to  limited visibility conditions (fog, 
very heavy rain), the barriers cannot operate properly. 
It  will  return  open  as  soon  as  the  environmental 
conditions go back to optimal. 

OPEN COLLECTOR 
Normal = free (max 200V

DC

Disqualification = to GND (max 
100mA) 

TAMP 

Tamper Output.

 Normally closed. It is open when 

one of the tamper is activated. 

Closed=20 Ohm (max 100 mA) 
Open= infinite (max  200 V

AC-DC

ALRM 

General  Alarm Output.

 Normally closed. It is open 

when  the  system  detects  an  alarm  on  one  of  the 
connected barriers. 

Closed=20 Ohm (max 100 mA) 
Open= infinite (max  200 V

AC-DC

A-B-C-D 

Zone Alarm Outputs.

 Normally closed. It is open 

when the single barrier detects an alarm.

 

Closed=20 Ohm (max 100 mA) 
Open= infinite (max  200 V

AC-DC

-   + 

Power supply Input.

 It power the hub which in turn 

distributes the power to all the connected bars.  

Form 9 to 16 VDC 
Max 0,9 A (Hub + 8 bars) 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Photon System

Page 1: ...configuration of the system and concentrate the connexion with the control panel The hub will manage up to a maximum of four couples that can be installed even in the same area and the beams will not...

Page 2: ...om the hub a standard 4 wire cable two for power supply 0 75 mm2 2 for the serial communication 0 22 mm2 and shield The number of possible connection typologies is quite wide and for each one of that...

Page 3: ...n Cable connection inside the bars The cable connection is made in the following steps 1 Prepare the cable Fig 8 A B 2 Insert the cable in the cable gland Fig 9 3 Fold the cable shield backwards and l...

Page 4: ...w of contacts on which a jumper is inserted in the position corresponding to the address to assign to the bar Fig 11 Fig 11 Addressing of the NOT HEATED version HEATED version due to the presence of t...

Page 5: ...intend to manage the stand by separately They can also be connected all together in order to have not separate stand by for the different couples When the barriers are in stand by the beams are not a...

Page 6: ...nected bars are detected by the software 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 If some bar is not detected check that the addresses on the bars and the connections are correct then make again the test Do not go to the next...

Page 7: ...ssion is in the direction on the red sign on the ROTAX Fig 17 5 Do the same operation on the other bar of the couple 6 Connect the TBS tester to dedicated plug inside the ROTAX cap Fig 16 7 Turn on th...

Page 8: ...nnected to the dedicated plug inside the ROTAX cap of the bars Fig 26 It is sufficient to connect to any of the bars or to the HUB to check the whole system Though a selector you can select the couple...

Page 9: ...and archive everything happens in the system The software allows you to store all system events with the time in which they occurred This allows you to keep track of them for many months Through a que...

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Page 12: ...G WILL CAUSE LOSS OF WARRANTY RIGHTS AS WELL AS LOSS OF THE DECLARED IP LEVEL CABLE GLAND MOUNTING MANDATORY THE SUPPLIED CABLE GLANDS ENSURE THE IP65 GRADE IT S MANDATORY FOR THE INSTALLER TO MOUNT T...

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Page 15: ...the wire to be used for a connection to a maximum distance of 50 mts from the power supply In any case the external diameter of the connection cable must not be more than 6 8mm MODEL VOLTAGE COURRENT...

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Page 18: ...ighten only one of two fixing screws a and leave moving possibility to the second screw to ensure the profile of barrier free to expand contract for thermal expansion The bar must not bend under any c...

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