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307UM0100_01 May 2016

PD17x User Manual

Page 25 of 31

APPENDIX A - FCC ADVISORY STATEMENT

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protec�on against harmful interference in a residential installa�on.

Opera�on is subject to the following two condi�ons:

1 This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2 This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

opera�on

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instruc�ons, may cause harmful interference to radio communica�ons.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a par�cular installa�on. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television recep�on, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

The following booklets prepared by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may also prove helpful:

• How to Iden�fy and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems (Stock No. 004-000-000345-4)
• Interface Handbook (Stock No. 004-000-004505-7)

These booklets may be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Prin�ng Office,
Washington, DC 20402.

WARNING:

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.

Summary of Contents for 307FT0101

Page 1: ...0 South Africa Nortech International Pty Ltd Reg No 1998 010951 07 PD17x Single Channel parking Detector User Manual NORTECH INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD All rights reserved Copyright 2016 Document Number 307UM0100_01 Date of Issue May 2016 This document is for informa on only and unless otherwise indicated is not to form part of any contract In accordance with the manufacturer s policy of con nually upd...

Page 2: ...ents 14 5 2 Opera onal Constraints 14 5 3 Loop and Feeder Material Specifica on 15 5 4 Sensing Loop Geometry 16 5 5 Loop Installa on 16 6 Configura on 18 6 1 PD171 Enhanced Detector Order number 307FT0103 18 6 2 PD172 Enhanced Detector Order number 307FT0101 18 6 3 PD174 Enhanced Detector Order number 307FT0102 19 6 4 PD171 Enhanced Detector DIN Rail Order number 307FT0104 19 6 5 PD172 Enhanced De...

Page 3: ...the barrier area during installa on and testing that may result in unexpected operation of the barrier WARNING 6 USA FCC Advisory Statement Refer to Appendix A at the end of this document WARNING 7 Europe Disposing of the product This electronic product is subject to the EU Directive 2002 96 EC for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE As such this product must not be disposed of at a loc...

Page 4: ...nstalla on and convenience with automa c frequency selection to assist with installa on as well as customisable outputs and opera ng modes the product is easily configurable to suit various applica ons The unit provides diagnos c informa on by means of the Nortech DU100 and DU700 units The PD17x provides visual outputs LED s on the front of the enclosure to provide an indication of the state of th...

Page 5: ... on detect Relay 2 operates as a pulse relay activating on an event as specified by the switches Pulse Output Dura on User selectable to either 150ms or 250ms Presence Method Permanent or Limited presence Presence Time Infinite when the unit is on Permanent Presence Dependant on level of detect and environmental condi ons when on Limited Presence Dri Compensa on Rate Approx 1 L L per minute Respon...

Page 6: ...mbient temperatures above 60 C de rate the relay Maximum current as per graph below 2 3 Environmental Data Storage Temperature 40 C to 80 C Opera ng Temperature 40 C to 80 C Humidity Up to 95 relative humidity without condensa on Circuit protec on Conformal coa ng over the PCB and all components IP Ra ng IP30 This product MUST be installed in an enclosure 2 4 Mechanical Data Housing Material ABS b...

Page 7: ... onto the DIN Rail and is fi ed with 2x 6 way connectors for wiring the necessary connec ons Figure 2 PDx7x rear view showing the 11 pin connector on the le and the DIN Rail housing on the right Relay base recommenda ons Size of Housing 78mm High X 41mm Wide X 80mm Deep 2 5 Approvals CE Regulations EN 301 489 3 Equipment Type III Class of Equipment 2 CISPR22 EN 50293 Performance Criteria B Safety ...

Page 8: ...tomatic Frequency Selection AFS switch 7 This se ng allows the detector to briefly evaluate all five frequency bands and select the best opera ng frequency available The tuning me with AFS switched on can range between 5 to 20 seconds With AFS switched off the frequency can be selected manually 3 2 5 Fail safe or Fail secure switch 6 The relay output operation of the presence relay can be switched...

Page 9: ...owerfail If the LEDs are ON Powerfail is ON If the LEDs are OFF Powerfail is OFF Power fail toggle 30 sec Holding for 30s will toggle the Powerfail status The state of Powerfail is known after holding for 10s A er 30s if the LEDs turn OFF Powerfail is now OFF If a er 30s the LEDs turn ON Powerfail is now ON The PD17x has a Powerfail func on which has been designed to retain the memory of a vehicle...

Page 10: ...It should be noted however that the Channel LED does NOT necessarily represent the output state of the relays It only represents the detec on of a vehicle over the loop The relay state could for example be different from the LED state in the case of a pulse output a er its pulse dura on or a fault output The only me the Channel LED will go off while a vehicle is s ll present is if the channel is i...

Page 11: ...th an inductance in the range 20 to 1500 micro henries μH This wide range ensures that all loop sizes and feeder combina ons will be accommodated in the tuning range of the detector Once tuned any slow environmental change in loop inductance is fed to a compensa ng circuit within the detector which keeps the detector correctly tuned 4 2 Detector sensitivity Sensitivity of the detec on system is de...

Page 12: ...ay N O N C Idle Open Closed On Event Closed Open Fault Open Closed Power Off Open Closed Figure 6 Pulse Relay output configura on options In fail safe the output is the same in detect as it is with no power applied to the unit Either a valid detect situa on or a power failure fault will provide a signal In fail secure the output is the same in un detect as it is with no power applied to the unit O...

Page 13: ...detector shall NOT be opened when the unit is OFF and Powerfail is turned on as any drastic change in temperature could result in Powerfail starting up in the incorrect state Nortech accepts no responsibility or liability in the event of incorrect behaviour caused by user interference 4 6 Automatic Frequency Selection AFS allows the detector to briefly evaluate all five frequency bands and select ...

Page 14: ... c Circuit Breaker for AC models and a fuse for DC models x v WARNING This product must be installed in an enclosure as the IP ra ng of the detector is IP 30 x vi WARNING No user serviceable parts inside No internal se ngs Warranty void if cover removed x vii WARNING Only use CE approved 11 pin relay bases such as Nortech Part No CTR119090 or equivalent As an alternative to the 11 pin relay base N...

Page 15: ...he slot depth should be kept as shallow as possible taking care that no part of the loop or the feeder remains exposed a er the sealing compound has been applied 5 3 Loop and Feeder Material Speci ication Extensive studies have been undertaken over the years by various agencies around the world in order to ascertain the op mum loop installa on materials As an insulated conductor is a prerequisite ...

Page 16: ...ts x INDUCTIVE LOOP VEHICLE DETECTION Nortech Doc No MKT0001 x TRAFFIC DETECTION Nortech Doc No MKT0002 x PARKING APPLICATIONS MANUAL Nortech Doc No MKT0003 x LOOPS and LOOP INSTALLATION Nortech Doc No MKT05 5 5 Loop Installation All permanent loop installa ons should be installed in the roadway by cu ng slots with a masonry cu ng disc or similar device A 45 crosscut should be made across the loop...

Page 17: ...e 17 of 31 Figure 7 Adjacent loops connected to different detector modules Figure 8 Slot details 300 mm 300 mm 2 m depending on road width 1 m 1 m Min Distance Apart 2 m Road width 2 m 3 m Road width 4 m Max Distance Apart No Limit 4 mm 30 50 mm ...

Page 18: ...R Order number 307FT0103 301FT0041 Wiring Harness Wire COLOUR 11 PIN Connector Pin No FUNCTION Red 1 Live Power supply 120V AC 10 50 60Hz Black 2 Neutral Grey 3 N O Pulse Contact Violet 4 Common Pulse Contact Yellow 5 N O Presence Contact Brown 6 Common Presence Contact Blue 7 Loop Twist this pair Blue 8 Loop Green Yellow 9 Earth Pink 10 N C Presence Contact White 11 N C Pulse Contact 6 2 PD172 En...

Page 19: ...ow 9 Earth Pink 10 N C Presence Contact White 11 N C Pulse Contact Figure 9 Example of PD17x side labels Power supply requirements and pin connections are clearly stated on the side of the unit 11 Pin configuration is shown on the le and DIN Rail version on the right 6 4 PD171 Enhanced Detector DIN Rail Order number 307FT0104 DIN Rail connector wiring for PD171 DETECTOR Order number 307FT0104 6 PI...

Page 20: ...Connected Bo om 7 N C Pulse Contact 8 Common Pulse Contact 9 N O Pulse Contact 10 N C Presence Contact 11 Common Presence Contact 12 N O Presence Contact 6 6 PD174 Enhanced Detector DIN Rail Order number 307FT0106 DIN Rail connector wiring for PD174 DETECTOR Order number 307FT0106 6 PIN Connector Pin No FUNCTION Top 1 Loop Twist this pair 2 Loop 3 Earth 4 Power supply 12 24V 10 DC AC 5 6 Not Conne...

Page 21: ...307UM0100_01 May 2016 PD17x User Manual Page 21 of 31 11 Common Presence Contact 12 N O Presence Contact ...

Page 22: ...To arm card readers and ticket dispensers x As a barrier gate door closing detector x As a barrier gate door opening detector Free exit x To generate pulses for vehicle coun ng The features that make the PD17x Series detectors ideal for these purposes have been described in the preceding paragraphs For more details on parking applica ons refer to Parking Applications Manual Document No MKT0003 ...

Page 23: ...g the loop output LED flashes intermi ently and the relay chatters The loop is ge ng spurious detects due to a Crosstalk with adjacent detector b Faulty loop or feeder connec on a Change frequency se ng b Check that the feeders are correctly connected and adequately twisted When a Vehicle crosses the loop there is no detect a Loop wire shorted b The sensitivity of the loop may be set to low a Chec...

Page 24: ...o the loop coil The following will happen on detec on The OUTPUT LED will light up Output relays set to PRESENCE on that channel will operate Output relays set to PULSE will operate momentarily To check the sensitivity presence me etc use should be made of a calibrated tester which compromises of a calibrated loop similar to the one described above with a moveable vane which can be moved over the ...

Page 25: ...quipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recep on which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from t...

Page 26: ...on degree 2 Appendix B 2 IEC 60950 22 2005 Northern Europe To achieve outdoor opera on down to 50 C as required by IEC 60950 22 2005 for Northern Europe Finland Norway and Sweden a heater with a thermostat must be included in the cabinet that houses the PD17x Series Detector Appendix B 3 IEC 60950 1 2005 Overvoltage Category If the unit is likely to be exposed to transient overvoltage greater that...

Page 27: ...y ____________________________ Telephone No _______________________ Mobile Cellphone No _________________ FAX No ____________________________ Postal address ____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ Product Model i e PD174 _____________ Product FT No 307FT_____________ Product Serial Number ___________________________ Site Name...

Page 28: ...____ If AC then the Frequency _______ Hz LOOP DETAILS Channel 1 Size of loop ____ m by ____ m Shape of loop _____________________ Number of Turns _____ Size of wire used mm2 or AWG _____________ Type of wire insula on _____________________ Thickness of insulation _____________ mm How far below the surface is the loop ________ mm Are there any metal objects below the loop such as concrete reinforci...

Page 29: ... of insulation _____________ mm Type of feeder cable used screened armoured multicore etc ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ In the feeder cable how many twists per meter are there ____________ should be more than 20 per metre Are there any other ca...

Page 30: ...feeder cable __________ V AC voltage between one of the feeder cable wires and earth __________ V DC resistance of Feeder plus Loop _______ ohms Inductance of Feeder plus Loop ________ µH Frequency of measurement ______ KHz Loop and feeder resistance to earth with detector unplugged using a 500V Megger _________ Mega Ohms should be greater than 10 Mega Ohms ...

Page 31: ...nce Change for each vehicle type Use the maximum sensitivity reading and reset the statis cs between each reading Vehicle Type Channel 1 Inductance Change Bicycle L L Motorbike L L Car L L SUV L L Ar culated truck L L 5 Ton Tip Truck L L Forkli L L Other type Please specify L L Comments __________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________...

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