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DETERMINING THE SAFE DISTANCE

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Fig.11

Fig.10

TX

TL=167

RED-RL

TL=167

RX

Test Piece to check the integrity

of the detection capability

WD = up to 6m

MERLINO elettronica s.a.s. di Meroni N.
Via Como, 33/A - 20851 Lissone - MB
E-mail: [email protected]
Web-site: www.merlinoelettronica.it

Pag. 10

DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

MERLINO elettronica s.a.s. di Meroni N.
Via Como, 33/A - 20851 Lissone - MB
E-mail: [email protected]
Web-site: www.merlinoelettronica.it

To ensure the device fulfils its accident prevention functions correctly, it must be installed at a
safe distance from the point actually dangerous for the operator of the machine in such a way as
to stop the dangerous movement before that point is actually reached.
The procedure for calculating this distance is established in the harmonised European standard

which gives a number of formulas using parameters dependent on various

factors discussed below (for more detail see the standard itself).
For information only, a number of examples to calculate the installation distance from the danger
point for vertically-installed light curtains with a detection capability of no more than 40 mm are
given below:

is the safe distance to be respected when installing the device

is a constant establishing the speed at which the operator approaches the danger point,

established at 2 meters per second

is the time in milliseconds deriving from the sum of the time t1 taken by the machine to stop

its dangerous movement after an ALT command and the time t2 taken by the light curtain to
open the OSSDs after an obstacle has been introduced into the protected area.

is the detection capability of the light curtain in millimetres

UNI EN13857,

-
-

(if S>500mm then reduce K=1,6 mt/sec)

-

-

S
K

T

d

where T = t1 + t2 while C = 8 x (d - 14)

S = K x T + C

All models of the "RED-RL" active optoelectronic at Laser emission are calibrated during fac-
tory testing according to the

specified by the customer in the last part of the

order code. Should it be necessary to modify this distance at a later date, you should contact
the manufacturer who will modify the calibration for the new working distance. Alternatively,
contact the factory telephonically for instructions on how to proceed.

working distance

REFERENCE CODE FOR ORDERING

SAFETY CATEGORY (

)

2 OR 4

WORKING DISTANCE

(mm)

HIGH RANGE

(HR)

RED

-RL /

/

MISU-RED-RL-UK-1.0

Summary of Contents for RED-RL Series

Page 1: ...IC PROTECTIVE DEVICE AOPD AT LASER EMISSION PREFACE This manual provides the user and or installer with the information required for correct use of the RED RL device in the application for which it wa...

Page 2: ...15 PAG 16 TX RX 1 Preface 2 Contents 3 Warranty Attendance Supplied material 4 Legend Verifying the protected area 5 Introduction Installation 6 Chosen of the Device Precautions 7 Available functions...

Page 3: ...istance centres not authorised by the manufacturer The resulting costs and risks associated with transport packing and labour are the responsibility of the purchaser The replacement of the device and...

Page 4: ...covered by this manual mitter section of the RED RL light guard emitting LASER radiation with a wavelength of eceiver section of the RED RL light guard acting as a sensor and command and control devi...

Page 5: ...TX and Receiver RX are perfectly parallel and fixed using the supplied means at the working distance specified when ordering and reported on the rating plate under the heading Working Distance Keep th...

Page 6: ...sensor units are correctly fixed using special supports in electrically insulating material Connection of other equipment to the power source used to power the RED RL device is not recommended This co...

Page 7: ...o the inside EDM circuit Between this conductor and ground 0V of power supply has to be in series connected the normally open switches of the external output load devices thus from being able to test...

Page 8: ...power on RED4 RL model only D LEDs STATUS CASE BLINKING ON OFF BLK ALT RUN OFF MUTE E F G H OFF OFF ON BLK ALT RUN OFF MUTE OFF ON OFF BLK ALT RUN OFF MUTE OFF OFF ON BLK ALT RUN BLINKING MUTE BLINKI...

Page 9: ...hite Green Yellow Brown Marrone SW1 SW2 BLANKING R F EDM STR RSTR 5 Grigio 6 Rosa 7 Blu 8 Rosso Grey Pink Blue Red SW1 SW2 24V GND Connect Shield to GND Collegare lo Schermo a GND If the functions E D...

Page 10: ...point for vertically installed light curtains with a detection capability of no more than 40 mm are given below is the safe distance to be respected when installing the device is a constant establish...

Page 11: ...ON 5 METERS CABLE LENGHT M12 CONNECTOR TX 5 POLE RX 8 POLE HOUSING ANODIZED ALUMINIUM CROSS SECTION 53 x 103 mm AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS E D M XTERNAL EVICE ONITOR START RESTART INTERLOCK BLANKING PROTECTE...

Page 12: ...SW2 MUTE2 SW2 24V GND GND RED2 RL 1 2 3 5 4 Male plug Female socket Female socket Male plug If the function TEST is not used short circuit the conductors 4 5 and connect them to the 0V of power supply...

Page 13: ...to reach the safety caegory declared 7 8 BLUE RED SHIELD ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS RX 12 1 MUTING MERLINO elettronica s a s di Meroni N Via Como 33 A 20851 Lissone MB E mail merlinoelettronica tiscali it...

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Page 15: ...at with the machine stationary and power to the laser guard on no obstacle in the protected area the green indicator is lit with the machine stationary and power to the on in the presence of an obsta...

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