Jay electronique OREi21SL1, Installation And User Technical Manual

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JP1
JP4
V1 V3 V2
JP3
JP2
ON OFF
V1 V2 V3
JP1 JP3
JP2
V1 V2 V3
JP1
JP2
JP3
5.5- Programming of relay operating modes
z A transmitter / receiver association must have been realized.
z This procedure requires transmitter and receiver.
This programming procedure uses the receiver
JP2
jumper/microswitch, the display
of the operating modes is done with
V2
and
V3
LEDs.
Requirements :
JP2
jumper ORRS receiver
JP2
jumper ORRA receiver
JP2
mswitch ORRD receiver
1- Switch off industrial receiver (ORRA or ORRS) , the receiver on DIN rail
(ORRD) can remain power supplied during all the procedure.
2- For the ORRS and ORRA industrial receivers, place jumper
JP2
in the short-
circuit position (
JP1
and
JP3
not short-circuited ), for the ORRD receiver, set
microswitch
JP2
to the «ON» position.
There are three operating modes for receiver function relays :
- Mode 1 : «Continuous make contact»
The receiver relay remains closed so long as the corresponding control button
on the transmitter remains pressed.
- Mode 2 : «Continuous break contact»
The receiver relay remains open so long as the corresponding control button on
the transmitter remains pressed
- Mode 3 : «Bistable» (on/off)
The receiver relay is closed the first time the corresponding control button on the
transmitter is pressed, and maintained until the second time the control button is
pressed (when the receiver is switched OFF or in case of passiv stop, the relay
state is not saved).
If the transmitter is equipped with an «On/Off» button :
The state of the bistable relay is maintained if the transmitter is shut down
(«On/Off» button pressed or “Deadman” time elapsed).
Remark :
The relay contacts are «opened» when the receiver is switched OFF.
Once the receiver is switched ON, relays adopt the previously programmed
operating mode.
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