Optex AX-100TFR Series Frequently Asked Questions Manual Download Page 5

AX-100/200TFR series 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) 

  

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Q-06: What happens if I use batteries other than SAFT

s LSH20 (3.6VDC)?

 

 

A-06: Usage of batteries other than LSH20 may result in followings.

 

Shorter or unstable operation time

 

Permanent damages to the AX-TFRs

 

Causing fire and/or emissions of toxic gas.

 

Q-07:  Can  AX-TFRs  operate  with  one  battery  for  each  TX (transmitter)  and 

RX (receiver)?

 

 

A-07: Yes, It is possible that AX-TFRs operate with one LSH20 for each TX 

and RX.  Please also be aware that using one LSH20 will reduce the expected 

operation period and make AX-TFRs more vulnerable to shocks and 

vibrations.

 

 

Q-08: How long do LSH20 batteries last?

 

 

A-08: Under ordinary conditions LSH20 batteries last at least 3 years.

 

 

 

For AX-100TFR (30m): Approx. 5 years

 

For AX-200TFR (60m): Approx. 3 years

 

 

 

* Use four LSH20 batteries manufactured by SAFT (not included)

 

*  Battery  life  is  stated  for  a  condition  that  it  is  used  within  the  ambient 

temperature range of 20 to 25 degree Celsius.

 

* Battery life of AX-200TFR Transmitter (TX) is approximately 3 years 

whereas Receiver has approx. 5 years of life.

 

 

Q-09: What affect the battery life of AX-TFRs?

 

 

A-09: Colder climate may shorten the operation period. Since AX-TFRs do 

not share power supply with wireless transmitters, expected life period will 

not be affected by frequency of alarms.

 

 

Q-10: What happens if I accidentally insert batteries upside down?

 

 

A-10: Battery box (Back box) will not turn on electricity with LSH20 batteries 

upside down. AX-TFRs will neither be operating nor be affected.

 

 

Q-11: At what power voltage, Low battery signal is turned on?

 

 

A-11: Low Battery Indicator and Output will be turned on at 3.0VDC.

 

 

Important note: 

 

> Please remove all batteries prior to replacing with new ones. If this is not 

done, the low battery indication LED will not reset and continues to flicker.

 

 

Summary of Contents for AX-100TFR Series

Page 1: ...Frequently Asked Questions Reference For Sales Purpose Only All rights reserved by OPTEX Co Ltd 2009 For Battery Operated Photoelectric Detectors AX 100TFR AX 200TFR...

Page 2: ...Rs P 5 Q 10 What happens if I accidentally insert batteries upside down P 5 Q 11 At what power voltage Low battery signal is turned on P 5 Q 12 How can I be aware of Low battery status P 6 Q 13 Why ca...

Page 3: ...X Aspherical Lenses Sharper Focus Conventional Spherical Lenses Blurring Focus Q 01 How efficient is the AX TFR s energy consumption compared to conventional wired model A 01 Compared to OPTEX wired p...

Page 4: ...nuated photobeams without malfunctioning Q 04 What is the power range VDC required to run AX TFR A 04 AX TFRs are designed to run with current between 2 5 VDC 4 3 VDC Q 05 Why do I have to use SAFT s...

Page 5: ...Use four LSH20 batteries manufactured by SAFT not included Battery life is stated for a condition that it is used within the ambient temperature range of 20 to 25 degree Celsius Battery life of AX 20...

Page 6: ...hile front cover is opened While the front cover is closed LED indicator is put off to minimize power usage 2 Using Wireless transmitter for receiving Low battery signal If a wireless transmitter is a...

Page 7: ...not share battery powers with wireless transmitters because AX TFRs do not comply with low battery voltages assigned in most of wireless transmitters If overridden there is a risk that before wireless...

Page 8: ...to each other to secure reliability Configuration example for a double stacking protection Q 16 Can I arrange AX TFRs in a stack A 16 Yes Double stacked protection is possible Important notes Between...

Page 9: ...recognized with the tamper bushing inserted Remove the tamper bushing before selecting a function using the switch After completion of the settings be sure to insert a tamper bushing and please check...

Page 10: ...Spacious Universal design A Backbox can accommodate two wireless transmitters Battery holder is designed to ignore batteries installed upside down Double sided tapes are also included in a package to...

Page 11: ...Protection IP rate is the standard defined by IEC60529 AX TFRs rating is IP55 The first numeral indicates degrees of protection against dusts The second numeral indicates degrees of protection against...

Page 12: ...nnot be accommodated either When using AX TFRs in a tower usage of the HU 2 is an option however HU 2 will not produce enough heat to resist frost and condensation inside the tower Q 21 What outputs a...

Page 13: ...tive if your wireless transmitters do not have supervised features to monitor relay status For an example with such transmitters security system can be armed while beams are interrupted by an accident...

Page 14: ...put preserving powers of wireless transmitters Important note Apply same switch settings to the both TX and RX of AX TFRs to enable the function Q 26 Do lightning damage AX TFRs A 26 No because AX TFR...

Page 15: ...aid an understanding of AX TFRs features and specifications Please also refer to Installation Instruction manual enclosed in TFRs packages for detailed procedures and setting configurations The manua...

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