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Foster anti-intrusion barrier 

WARNING! 

 

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Observe the minimum distances 
between the Tx and Rx barriers

 

(see table on page 16) 
 

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Power the device using the 13.8 Vdc 
stabilised voltage only 

 

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In order for the barrier to work 
correctly, ensure the power voltage 
never falls below 12Vcc. 

 

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We recommend you switch on the 
temperature control system (24Vac) 

View of the two-lens 

barrier without 

protective cover

 

 

Foster

 – Installation and Use Manual 

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Summary of Contents for FOSTER Series

Page 1: ...English Series FOSTER Installation and Use Manual FTN Rev 6 12 2011 MITECH srl reserves the right to change the information in this document without warning ...

Page 2: ...f how to protect an independent building 7 Cables and wiring on terminal board 8 Receivers board RX Fig 1 8 Transmitters board TX Fig 2 9 Aligning the barriers 10 Initial manual alignment 10 Aligning the instrumentation 11 Settings and programming 14 Description of indicators LEDs 14 Description of characteristics and jumper settings 15 Technical specifications 16 Foster Installation and Use Manua...

Page 3: ...6 Power the device using the 13 8 Vdc stabilised voltage only In order for the barrier to work correctly ensure the power voltage never falls below 12Vcc We recommend you switch on the temperature control system 24Vac View of the two lens barrier without protective cover Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 3 of 16 ...

Page 4: ...er 3 2 Plugging caps Optical assemblies From 2 to 4 receiver 5 transmitter From 2 to 5 Flat cable 5 7 Motherboard with terminal board 6 1 and cable camper input Post supporting 7 4 brackets 6 From 2 8 to 5 Expansion module 3 9 1 Tamper module 10 2 Rubber screw cap Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 4 of 16 ...

Page 5: ...ves etc that could interfere with the beams 4 Verify that the optical path of the transmitter used by the receiver barrier is not exposed to direct sunlight at dawn and sunset 5 Do not stack several barriers as this could cause the transmitters to interfere with several receivers It is usually advisable to reverse the transmitters and receivers when installing the barriers see page 6 in Figure 1 2...

Page 6: ...lation To be able to monitor the whole perimeter of an area install the barriers as shown in the figure Barriers can also be stacked 1 One lens barriers 2 Two lens barriers Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 6 of 16 ...

Page 7: ...arriers Beam transmitted by barriers Tx Tx Rx Rx Rx Rx Tx Tx Barriers WARNING Always pole mount two TX and or RX columns of the same group to avoid possible communication disturbances interferences Ensure no interference is caused by the presence of photocells for automatic gates or microwave sensors as these may blind the barriers Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 7 of 16 ...

Page 8: ...Cables and wiring on terminal board Cables and wiring on terminal board Receivers board RX Fig 1 Receivers board RX Fig 1 AND 0 Volt input Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 8 of 16 ...

Page 9: ...Transmitters board TX Fig 2 Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 9 of 16 ...

Page 10: ...cturer during the final testing phase Initial manual alignment To correctly align the barriers after installation place the optical assemblies of the transmitters and receivers facing one another manually moving them to adjust them vertically and horizontally 1 Horizontal and vertical orientation Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 10 of 16 ...

Page 11: ...below Aligning the transmitter assembly transmitter Reference value approx 4V see pages 12 and 13 1 Connect the tester to one of the main RX expansion boards using the small red black cable supplied 2 Move the test jumper on the TX base board to position ON 3 Move the jumper test on the first TX expansion board to position ON Foster Installation and Use Manual Page 11 of 16 ...

Page 12: ... is important to ensure all the red leds on the RX optics electronics are switched off In the event of some or all of the leds being on direct the TX optics until they switch of 5 Remove the jumper test from the first TX expansion board in the lower section 6 Repeat the alignment operation in the same way for all the remaining TX expansion boards Aligning the receiver assembly receiver 1 Move the ...

Page 13: ...the lens towards the centre of the transmitter barrier TX installed frontally 6 Repeat the alignment operation in the same way for all the remaining RX expansion boards 7 After completing all the alignment operations move the jumper of the base TX board to position OFF 8 Move all the jumpers of the TX expansion boards to position OFF 9 Move all the jumpers of the RX expansion boards to position NO...

Page 14: ...less of the alarm output resulting from the tripping delay which can be adjusted with trimmer SPEED LED DETECT always switches on when the beams of the barriers are obstructed for a long or short period of time Note this LED is generally OFF in ordinary operating conditions The LED blinks if one or more transmitter signals are not detected The LED lights permanently if no signals are detected from...

Page 15: ...rated only if at least two beams generate an alarm This applies to all the beams used both on transmitters and receivers This function can also be programmed remotely through the 0 Volt command on the terminal board SPEED TRIMMER Trimmer for the adjustment of the tripping time 50 msec 500 msec MASK TRIMMER Trimmer to adjust the sensitivity of the anti blinding device generally preset by manufactur...

Page 16: ...lignment angle 30 Horizontal alignment angle 180 Detection system AND OR on Tx and Rx remote AND Anti blinding system Automatic can be disabled Tripping time Adjustable 50 500 ms Alarm output Contact of exchange relay NC NA Tamper output NC contact LED indicators Power supply blinding heating low signal alarm detection IR signal Pulsed coded Class of protection IP 65 Instruction manual with exampl...

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