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Operating instructions

VEK M2E-2

FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH

03/06

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2.   Adjustment possibilities

2.1. Sensitivity

By adjusting the sensitivity for each channel, we determine, which change of inductivity a
vehicle has to cause in order to set the detector’s output.
Sensitivity adjustment is done separately for each channel in 4 levels and according to the
dual system, with 2 DIP-switches. Adjustment for channel 1 is done with 

DIP-switches 1and2

and for channel 2 with 

DIP-switches 3 and 4.

Sensitivity level

Channel 1

DIP-switch   1

   2

Channel 2

DIP-switch   3

   4

1  low

(0,64% 

f/f)

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

2

(0,16% 

f/f)

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

3

(0,04% 

f/f)

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

4  high

(0,01% 

f/f)

ON

ON

ON

ON

2.2. Frequency

The detector’s working frequency may be selected in two common levels, to be used for both
channels. The admissible frequency range is 30kHz to 130kHz. The frequency depends on
the loop geometry, number of turns,  loop supply line and the chosen switch position.
One common frequency may be adjusted for both channels with 

DIP-switch 5.

Frequency level

DIP-switch

5

High

ON

Low

OFF

2.3. Holding time

The common holding time for both channels may be adjusted with  

DIP-switch 6.

Holding time

DIP-switch position

6

5 minutes

OFF

Infinite

ON

After the holding time has expired,  the "loop free" signal is indicated and the loops will be
automatically readjusted. The holding time of a detector channel starts with the assignment
of the respective loop.

Summary of Contents for VEK M2E-2-B

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Traffic detector VEK M2E 2 FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Lange Stra e 4 35781 Weilburg Lahn...

Page 2: ...fforts errors may not be completely avoided we are always grateful for your useful tips The installation instructions given in this manual are based on advantageous boundary conditions FEIG ELECTRONIC...

Page 3: ...justment Reset 8 3 Outputs and LED display 9 3 1 Working principle of the relays 9 3 2 Contact conditions of the relays 9 3 3 Loop failure 9 3 4 Diagnostic plug 10 3 5 LED display 10 3 6 Output of loo...

Page 4: ...ontacts as outputs Relay triggering may be converted from static current to operating current principle by switch operation loop breach or loop closing message via LED signal indication of occurred an...

Page 5: ...3 0 04 f f OFF ON OFF ON 4 high 0 01 f f ON ON ON ON 2 2 Frequency The detector s working frequency may be selected in two common levels to be used for both channels The admissible frequency range is...

Page 6: ...will be supported in dependence on DIP switch 8 The directional pulse is mainly used in counting devices whereas the permanent direction signal is used for requests in gate and barrier control units I...

Page 7: ...ay 1 directional pulse Relays 1 permanent direction signal on 1 2 Relay 1 permanent direction signal remains 1 2 Relay 1 permanent direction signal remains 1 2 Relay 1 permanent direction signal off 1...

Page 8: ...e loop is occupied 2 5 Readjustment Reset The detector automatically carries out a loop frequency adjustment as soon as the power supply is switched on In case of a short term voltage loss 0 3s no rea...

Page 9: ...conditions of the relays For device categories please refer to chapter 8 The following chart illustrates the relay s condition depending on the selected relay working principle and the detector condi...

Page 10: ...Red LED Loop condition Detector condition Off off Reset or Lack of supply voltage Flashes off Adjustment flashes after adjustment Loop frequency output On off Detector ready loop free On on Detector r...

Page 11: ...y line 250 m Loop resistance 20 Ohm incl supply line Relay Break contact make contact for type E 250V AC 4A 1000 VA resistive load AC Minimum contact load 0 25mW 10mV 1mA Operating static current prin...

Page 12: ...r Arbeits Ruhestromprinzip Kanal 1 Schalter Arbeits Ruhestromprinzip Kanal 2 Service Reset 1 2 2 1 F 1 2 H 5min VEK M2E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Contact assignment 11 pole connector plug see also device catego...

Page 13: ...tor VEK M2E The perfect functioning of detector and relay outputs may be checked by seizing the loops After having passed the test successfully you may switch over to directional detection resp pulse...

Page 14: ...verriegelung aus ein Dauer Impulssignal Sperrzeit 10s 5s Schleifenzustand Schleifenkontrolle Kanal 1 Schleifenzustand Schleifenkontrolle Kanal 2 Schalter Arbeits Ruhestromprinzip Kanal 1 Schalter Arbe...

Page 15: ...2 D The time out is selected in the output mode relay locking with the help of DIP switch 8 In case of presence detection it can be used to choose the signal output for channel 2 DIP switch Output fun...

Page 16: ...8 7 9 8 7 9 Voltage off 8 7 9 8 7 9 In case of presence detection an inverted signal is emitted for this detector condition at channel 1 Some important hints regarding type VEK M2E 2 E No indication...

Page 17: ...VDE 0550 0551 VDE 0700 VDE 0711 VDE 0860 VDE 0105 as well as the rules for the prevention of accidents and fire VBG4 If an operation display goes out this is not a proof that the appliance is disconn...

Page 18: ...VEK M2E 2 Operating instructions 18 03 06 FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Notes...

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