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LP21/LP22 Installation instructions en

Sensors

8.3

Reset button

The device is reset using the reset button on the front as follows:

Function

Description

Press
button

LED

Reset /
Readjustment

Runs a frequency readjustment and clears the LED
fault messages

1 second

Red LED
flashes

Factory settings

Resets the device to factory settings (DIP switch
default settings)

5 seconds

Blue LED
flashes

Tab.13: Reset functions

9

Description of settings

The functions described below can be performed with the

Detector Tool

service program as well as with the

DIP switch. The DIP switch provides the key default settings. Commissioning is not possible without the service
program.

NOTE

• In order to reset to factory settings, hold the reset button down for 5 seconds.

Key to tables

DIP

Information in this column shows the settings options for the DIP switch.

NOTE

Information in this document

This document refers to the default settings or default values defined by the manufacturer. The factory
settings

of customer variants may differ from the manufacturer’s specifications. Please observe the

instructions on the device, as well as the documents supplied with it.

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Summary of Contents for LP21

Page 1: ... performed on a device or the inappropriate use of a device Improper repairs Repairs may only be performed by the manufacturer Failure to comply will endanger the safety of the device and renders the warranty null and void Permitted voltages The voltage supply must meet the requirements for safety extra low voltage Circuits and power sources of limited power SELV Regulations on electrical voltage ...

Page 2: ...he detector may only be operated with the prescriped supply voltages Take note of the technical data before installation WARNING Protection from environmental influences The device must be installed in a location where it will not sustain damage from heat dripping water moisture or dust Incorrect use Alterations to the device and the use of spare parts and additional devices not sold or recommende...

Page 3: ...LP21 LP22 Pag 3 a 37 LP21 LP22 Installation instructions en Sensors 3 Product overview 3 1 Housing dimensions Fig 1 LP21 LP22 side view Fig 2 LP21 LP22 front view ...

Page 4: ...icators for the loops and the detector D DIP switch 2 LP22 variant Basic settings for the detector E USB connection Updates F Reset button Factory settings or fresh adjustment G Loop inputs orange Connections for induction loops H Output 1 terminal block Relay output 1 yellow Signal outputs for controller I Mounting bracket Mounting device for TS35 DIN rail J Output 2 terminal block Relay output 2...

Page 5: ...tted operating temperature 37 70 C permissible storage temperature 40 85 C relative humidity 95 non condensing Loop properties max inductivity range 20 700 H see note 1 recommended inductivity range 100 300 H operating frequency 30 130 kHz cable length 200 m internal resistance 20 Ω including cable min insulation resistance to earth 100 kΩ constant including cable insulation voltage loop inputs 1 ...

Page 6: ...h LED status indicator 1 x blue and 1 x red per loop channel Reset button Push button PC interface USB port type mini AB Tab 2 Specifications NOTE 1 Limitations on loop inductance For loop inductances outside the recommended range only one frequency level may be available For very small loop inductances the maximum loop resistances are lower 2 Current load of the relay contacts The rigid gold plat...

Page 7: ... parking and tunnel monitoring as well as traffic light systems 4 1 Product versions The Traffic detector is available in the following versions Product name Features LP21 1 CHANNEL 1 Channel for one induction loop 2 Relay outputs 8 pole DIP switch for configuration USB diagnostic interface Reset button 24 V supply voltage Top hat rail mounting Plastic housing LP22 2 CHANNEL 2 Channels for two ind...

Page 8: ...tinuous adjustment of frequency drifts to suppress environmental influences Sensitivity independent of loop inductance Fixed hold times regardless of the loop coverage Direction detection based on two loop channels LP22 Multiplexing prevents mutual interferences of the loop channels LP22 Compact plastic housing for mounting on DIN rail in control cabinet 4 3 Product functions The traffic detectors...

Page 9: ...has been interrupted for at least 0 5 seconds Alignment takes around one second if no vehicles drive over the loop in this time External influences on the loop frequency may result in longer alignment times and their causes must be determined and eliminated 4 3 4 Scanning of the loop channels The dual channel traffic detector LP22 can evaluate two loop channels The timed scanning of the loops is c...

Page 10: ...echnical data and safety instructions The power supply is connected to the blue terminal block VCC Plus GND Ground Fig 3 Power supply connection blue 5 2 Loop inputs Up to two analogue inputs for the induction loops on the terminal block are located on the underside of the traffic detector The terminal block is either 2 pole or 4 pole depending on the product variant The induction loops are connec...

Page 11: ...ersa This happens by switching between open circuit and closed circuit principle Loop malfunctions can also be interpreted as loop covered or as loop free Status Normally closed contact NC Normally open contact NO Not inverted open circuit principle Inverted closed circuit principle Not inverted open circuit principle Inverted closed circuit principle Power supply off Detector ready loop free Loop...

Page 12: ...n find illustrations and technical data on the housing and connections in the sections at the beginning of this document 6 1 Assembly on the DIN rail TS35 Prerequisites Assembly conditions Tools none Mounting device DIN rail TS35 top hat rail Fixing to the top hat rail 1 Place on the device from above with the groove on the top hat rail and lock the clip underneath 2 Check that it is sitting secur...

Page 13: ...safety instructions and take the appropriate precautions 2 If necessary pull the terminal block out of the socket 3 Loosen the screws on the blue terminal block 4 Insert up to 5 mm of stripped supply cable into the slots at the side of the blue terminal block and fix 5 Tighten the respective screw 6 If necessary insert the terminal block back into the blue 2 pole socket The supply cable is firmly ...

Page 14: ...4 Insert up to 5 mm of stripped cable into the slot on the side of the terminal block and fasten 5 Tighten the screw 6 If necessary insert the terminal block back into the red or yellow 3 pole socket The cables of the relay outputs are firmly attached to the terminal block with no exposed wires Connect the relay cable to the external device 1 Comply with the warning and safety instructions for the...

Page 15: ...ly be realised in squares or at right angles If it is not possible to use finished loops they should be installed in a groove cut in the road surface as shown in the figure below The loop cable must be fixed well in the groove Then fill the groove with sealing compound The corners should have a 45 angle to avoid damage to the cable insulation Fig 7 Installing the loops When installing the cable co...

Page 16: ... slotted screwdriver width 2 3 mm Induction loops for the respective area of application Connecting the induction loops 1 Follow the warning and safety instructions and take the appropriate precautions 2 If necessary pull the orange terminal block out of the socket 3 Loosen the screws on the blue terminal block 4 Insert up to 5 mm of stripped cable into the slot on the side of the terminal block a...

Page 17: ... commission the system Commissioning the detector 1 Define the settings with the DIP switches 2 Switch on the power supply to the detector The LP21 LP22 series detectors automatically run a test of the induction loops as well as a frequency alignment The detector is ready for operation when the blue LEDs are continuously lit There is more information in the chapter on LED indicators 3 Start up all...

Page 18: ...d the detector There are two LEDs for each loop channel The red LED indicates the coverage status of the respective loop The blue LED indicates the operating status of the detector Red LED Blue LED Description of status No power supply detector inactive Detector ready loop connected no object detected Detector ready loop connected object detected No loop connected loop break loop closure 1 Hz Read...

Page 19: ...ulse signal on output 2 Output signal inversion Reversing the switching logic for the output signals inversion Direction detection Switching between presence and direction detection for both outputs 2 channel variant LP22 Direction logic Evaluation logic of the direction of travel when loop is covered according to the specific application read the operating instructions Tab 7 Description of the se...

Page 20: ...e b ON Sense a OFF 0 04 Sense b ON Sense a ON 0 16 Sense b OFF Sense a OFF 0 64 low Sense b OFF Frequency OFF low ON high Hold time OFF 5 minutes ON Infinite Output 2 OFF Pulse signal ON Continuous signal Edge 2 OFF on entering ON on leaving Inv Out 1 OFF Output inverted ON Output not inverted Inv Out 2 OFF Output not inverted ON Output inverted Tab 9 Settings via DIP switch LP21 ...

Page 21: ...ty 2 Sense 1b Loop 1 sensitivity 3 Sense 2a Loop 2 sensitivity 4 Sense 2b Loop 2 sensitivity 5 Frequency Frequency level 6 Hold time Hold time until readjustment 7 Output 2 Output signal 2 mode 8 Edge 2 Time output signal 2 Tab 10 DIP switch 1 occupancy standard DIP2 Label Function 1 Dir Mode Direction detection 2 Dir Logic Direction logic 3 Inv Out 1 Output signal 1 inversion 4 Inv Out 2 Output s...

Page 22: ... ON 0 16 Sense 1b 2b OFF Sense 1a 2a OFF 0 64 low Sense 1b 2b OFF Frequency OFF low ON high Hold time OFF 5 minutes ON Infinite Output 2 OFF Continuous signal ON Pulse signal Edge 2 OFF on entering ON on leaving Inv Out 1 OFF Output inverted ON Output not inverted Inv Out 2 OFF Output not inverted ON Output inverted Dir Mode OFF Presence ON Direction Dir Logic OFF Continuous signal 2 ON Wrong way ...

Page 23: ...d below can be performed with the Detector Tool service program as well as with the DIP switch The DIP switch provides the key default settings Commissioning is not possible without the service program NOTE In order to reset to factory settings hold the reset button down for 5 seconds Key to tables DIP Information in this column shows the settings options for the DIP switch NOTE Information in thi...

Page 24: ...ch on thresholds of over 640 and fine tuning may not be required for differentiation between vehicles It is possible to differentiate for example buses with large loops e g 10 0 m x 2 5 m and correspondingly high threshold values 1000 NOTE Minimising interference factors In order to minimise interference factors the sensitivity should be as low as possible i e the value of the switch on threshold ...

Page 25: ...uency spacing of at least 5 kHz must be maintained Loop frequency indicator The operating frequency of the loops after switching on or changes is reflected with an LED flash sequence Multiplexing No coupling between the loops of a detector takes place through multiplexing 2 channel version The loops on a detector may therefore operate on the same frequency NOTE Loop inductivity range In the event ...

Page 26: ...e the vehicle parking on the loop automatically once the hold time has ended The loop can then be reused for subsequent vehicles Permanent activation caused by faults can also be avoided by setting the hold time appropriately DIP hold time Hold time ON infinite OFF 5 min Tab 16 Hold time settings LP21 LP22 9 4 Setting output mode signal type Various output modes signal types can be set for the out...

Page 27: ...trolling signal behaviour The factory settings are specified in the short instructions and on the housing DIP inv out 1 DIP inv out 2 Signal behaviour ON ON Signal output is not inverted OFF OFF Signal output is inverted Tab 18 Inversion of output signal 9 6 Setting output switching time impulse time The switching time for the outputs can be defined in impulse signal mode NOTE Set impulse duration...

Page 28: ... direction B Loop 2 1 L1 L2 Loop 1 or 2 Out A Out B Signal output direction A or B LM Logic module LOC Loop coverage counter DLC Direction logic counter Tab 20 Key to symbols Direction logic system With all the logics the first loop covered determines the direction of counting or of travel If loop 1 is covered first the signal output and counting is done for direction A see chapter 9 8 Setting dir...

Page 29: ...g Loop 1 Leaving Loop 1 Output signal in opposite direction only occurs again if both loops were previously free DB Continuous signal both Leaving Loop 2 D2 Continuous signal 2 Covering Loop 2 F1 Wrong way driver 1 Covering Loop 2 Pulse output with minimum signal duration default 200 ms Correct behaviour in the case of queues and manoeuvring Different behaviour in wrong way driver situation F2 Wro...

Page 30: ...s for this setting Pulse signal travel direction A Pulse signal travel direction B Continuous signal Loop free Loop covered Tab 24 Key to direction logic You can find information on the detailed functions for different traffic situations in the following section 9 8 1 Single vehicle direction logic Fig 10 Single vehicle direction logic ...

Page 31: ...1 LP22 Pag 31 a 37 LP21 LP22 Installation instructions en Sensors 9 8 2 Queue direction logic Fig 11 Queue direction logic 9 8 3 Wrong way driver 1 direction logic Fig 12 Wrong way driver 1 direction logic ...

Page 32: ...ag 32 a 37 LP21 LP22 Installation instructions en Sensors 9 8 4 Wrong way driver 2 direction logic Fig 13 Wrong way driver 2 direction logic 9 8 5 Manoeuvring 1 direction logic Fig 14 Manoeuvring 1 direction logic ...

Page 33: ...LP21 LP22 Pag 33 a 37 LP21 LP22 Installation instructions en Sensors 9 8 6 Manoeuvring 2 direction logic Fig 15 Manoeuvring 2 direction logic ...

Page 34: ...LP21 LP22 Pag 34 a 37 LP21 LP22 Installation instructions en Sensors 9 8 7 Wrong way driver in queue direction logic Fig 16 Wrong way driver in queue direction logic ...

Page 35: ...instructions en Sensors 9 8 8 Direction Logic Cross traffic Fig 17 Cross traffic direction logic NOTE False counts All logics except logic PB in direction 1 deliver false counts in this traffic situation because they count entries instead of exits ...

Page 36: ... 2 1 vehicles will also be correctly counted in congestion and in this situation the gap between vehicles must release one loop at a time Fig 18 Parking bay Direction Logic Symbol Description A passageway B Car park 1 Loop 1 2 Loop 2 Tab 25 Symbols for parking bay Logic for travel direction 1 2 The counting pulse is triggered as soon as both loops have been completely crossed Correct counting with...

Page 37: ...e detector 1 Switch off all components of the system observe the manufacturer s instructions 2 Switch off the power supply to the detector 3 Check that there is no voltage to any of the supply cables The detector can be detached 4 Carefully press down the mounting bracket with the screwdriver and pull the detector off the DIN rail 5 Pull the terminal blocks out of the input and output sockets The ...

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