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SPECIFICATIONS

Note:

 Housing manufacturer installation & maintenance instructions can be 

found within the housing and should be observed prior to fixing.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

The equipment utilises pulse modulation.

For high security and avoidance of cross talk between beam sets, the 

system can be synchronised by means of an ‘asynchronous’ connection.

For lower security and avoidance of cross talk between beam sets, the 

system can be synchronised by means of a ‘synchronous’ connection.

The GS100 circuitry incorporates ‘Sync. Line’ monitoring, providing a change 

of relay state (alarm O/P) at the receiver (RX), if the synchronisation cable is 

maliciously or accidentally cut, or short circuited. 

The product is guaranteed against faulty workmanship for a period of 2 years 

from date of despatch.

Our progressive design policy reserves us the right to modify our 

products, data and specification, without prior notice.

The infra-red beam is designed as a detection device only and its 

output used for connection to an alarm control / monitoring panel. As 

such we will not accept responsibility for any theft / damage.

INSTALLATION GUIDANCE NOTES

Please additionally refer to any supporting instructions that may be provided 

by the housing manufacturer and may be present within the TX or RX 

housing.

Using the M6 mounting holes at the rear of both TX and RX housings, the 

units should be mounted on a rigid, vibration free flat surface. Depending 

upon the structure being fixed to, it may be necessary to employ some form 

of mounting plate, as the housings must not in any instances be drilled.

The transmitter (TX) & receiver (RX) unit should be mounted so as to face 

each other squarely, and at the same height, assuming that the ground is 

level.

The optical heads of the TX & RX can be adjusted (+/- 15deg. approx.), 

however the housing aperture restricts movement and should be used as 

a means of overcoming unavoidable inaccuracies that may occur during 

installation.

Further adjustment is catered for in the TX & RX mounting plates. Two 

sets of mounting holes are provided (one set above the other), allowing the 

electronics and associated optics positions within the housings to be shifted 

in the vertical plane.

Where greater angles are required, then this should be dealt with using 

suitable adjustable mounting plates.

 

Cable type, mechanical protection, and entry glands should be provided by 

others and suitable for the type of installation. 

When choosing the appropriate cable for the installation, consideration 

needs to be paid to the TX & RX terminal cable size (refer to tech. spec.) 

and in particular to the size of conductor used for the 12V DC supply voltage 

over the length of the cable run (to avoid voltage drop).

Where it is decided to use optional heater elements to combat condensation 

build up on the glass apertures (external exposed locations), then it is good 

practice to use a separate pair of conductors for the supply voltage to the 

heater terminal connections. 

The TX & RX units should be connected in accordance with the wiring 

diagrams provided, with connection made to the heaters and tamper 

switches where fitted. 

A separate terminal block is provided on the underside of each heater 

module, and requires a 12V DC supply voltage for element operation 

(refer to tech. spec. for current of each heater). For ease of installation, 

the termination block is removable (pull downward off of board connection 

mounting pins). Note: cable connections are to the outer two terminals only, 

the centre one not being used.

 TRANSMITTER

DETECTION TYPE

Quad

PROTECTION DISTANCE

10m – 100m / with 75% attenuation

INPUT VOLTAGE

Nominally 12Vd.c Min 10.5Vd.c  

Max. 15Vd.c  (15mA)

EFFECTIVE TRANSMITTED BEAM 

ANGLE

6° approximately

TAMPER OUTPUT

1 x voltage free N/C contact: Max. 

rating 24V 1A 30VA

HEATER CURRENT

125mA

IR WAVELENGTH

880nm

DIMENSIONS

160 x 146 x 137mm

TEMPERATURE RANGE

-20 °C +40 °C 

WEATHER PROTECTION

IP66

RECEIVER

DETECTION TYPE

Quad

INPUT VOLTAGE

Nominally 12Vd.c Min 10.5Vd.c  

Max. 15Vd.c (40mA)

ALARM OUTPUT

1 x voltage free change over 

contact: Max. rating 24V 1A 30VA

RESPONSE TIME

 > 20ms < 40ms

DWELL TIME

800ms

HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT

+/- 15 degrees

VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT

 +/- 15 degrees

TAMPER OUTPUT

1 x voltage free N/C contact: Max. 

rating 24V 1A 30VA

HEATER CURRENT

125mA

DIMENSIONS

160 x 146 x 137mm

SYNCHRONISATION MODES

Synchronous connection & 

Asynchronous connection in 

both modes Synchronising Link 

monitoring is incorporated as 

standard

TEMPERATURE RANGE

-20 °C +40 °C 

WEATHER PROTECTION

IP66

TW-MM100 (Transmitter) USER NOTICE: 

When unpacked or fitted within housing, never leave the Transmitter optics 

facing towards direct sunlight without being covered by the black filter 

material. 

TW-MM100 (Receiver) USER NOTICE: 

When unpacked or fitted within housing, never leave the Receiver optics 

facing towards direct sunlight without being covered by the black filter 

material.

12v DC

   -    +

  1    2

12v DC

   -    +

  1    2

O/P

Sync

3

I/P

Sync

3

O/P

Sync

4

O/P

Sig

4

I/P

Ext

5

O/P

Align

5

Spare

6

RELAY  OPs

N/O - C - N/C

  6      7     8

Summary of Contents for CS100-ATEX

Page 1: ...white finish A heat strengthened plate glass aperture is incorporated in which the infra red beam is projected via TX optics and monitored via RX optics An interruption in the aligned beams path is designed to provide a change of relay state at the receiver N C N O alarm relay O P A heater element can optionally be provided in both the transmitter TX and the receiver RX to help combat the build up...

Page 2: ...suitable for the type of installation When choosing the appropriate cable for the installation consideration needs to be paid to the TX RX terminal cable size refer to tech spec and in particular to the size of conductor used for the 12V DC supply voltage over the length of the cable run to avoid voltage drop Where it is decided to use optional heater elements to combat condensation build up on th...

Page 3: ...ke the single man operation with the mini strobe unless a drum of two core cable is available to temporarily run above ground between the TX RX units final alignment will require a two man operation Where a voltmeter and a drum of cable is available the alignment voltage information that is only available at the receiver RX unit can now be observed by the voltmeter at the transmitter unit via conn...

Page 4: ...t object reflective surfaces and realign Receiver is in an alarm condition and Alarm LED is permanently ON although alignment voltage is good Check position of receiver RX switch S1 For a synchronised system the switch should be ON for an unsynchronised system the switch should be OFF Check synchronisation cable connections if applicable No alignment voltage can be obtained at the receiver RX LED ...

Page 5: ...on block TX RX switch LED refer to termination layout below optional heater termination block tamper termination block housing mounting holes 2 x positions tamper switch bracket optional 1 2 3 4 5 6 TX 0 12V DC O P O P I P Sync Sync Ext Spare 1 2 3 4 5 6 0V Test Pin terminal block PCB screening can IR ON OFF switch S1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RX 0 12V DC I P O P O P RELAY O P s Sync Sig Align N O C N C 1 2...

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