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Warning

e) Perimeter protection in a two-stack configuration

Transmitter A

Transmitter B

Receiver A

Receiver B

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

3

2

4

2

4

• Always switch the frequencies TWO channels apart when 

stacking units on top of one another. (See following 

example.) The upper unit is set on channel 1 while the 

lower is on channel 3, channels 2 and 4 could have also 

been used.

Note>>

• Do not attempt to install this product with any other  

photoelectric detector.  It may cause the detector to 

fail or not respond to movements. 

If the receiver of this product receives the beam from 

the wired photoelectric detector, it may cause false 

alarms.

• In case that you install the battery operated 

photoelectric detector with Optex hard-wired 

photoelectric detector at the same site, ensure that 

the hard-wired transmitter cannot affect any other 

battery operated receivers for avoiding cross talk 

between photoelectric detector.

SETTING

4

4-1 FUNCTION

The 4 channel beam frequency selector can be used to avoid 

unwanted crosstalk that can occur when using multiple 

photoelectric detectors for long distance or beam stacking 

applications.

• To select between 4 separate beam frequencies, use the 

switch provided.

• Make sure the receiver and transmitter that are facing each 

other are set to the same channel.

• More than double stacked application is not possible.

ON

ON

ON

a)  Double stacked protection

Since Receiver B may receive the infrared beam from Transmitter 

A, select the frequencies as shown in the figure above.

(In the figure, each number in the square indicate a channel numbers.)

Since Receiver C may receive the infrared beam from Transmitter 

A, select their frequencies as shown in the figure above.

c) Double stacked long distance protection

• More than double stacked application is not possible.

Note>>

d) Perimeter protection

Transmitter 1

Transmitter 3

Transmitter 1 Transmitter 3

Receiver 1

Receiver 1

Receiver 3

Receiver 3

Transmitter  Receiver 

Transmitter  Receiver 

Receiver  Transmitter 

Receiver  Transmitter 

Transmitter  Receiver 

Transmitter  Receiver 

Channel 1

Channel 3

Channel 2

Channel 4

Receiver

ON

1

2

DIP SWITCH

4 CHANNEL BEAM FREQUENCY SELECTOR

(SL-350QFR ONLY)

SL-350QFR
SL-350QNR

SELECTOR

POSITION

4 Channel beam frequency selector switch

Battery saving timer switch

Intermittent output function switch

Beam interruption adjustment switch 1

Beam interruption adjustment switch 2

Transmitter

ON

SL-350QFR
SL-350QNR

SELECTOR

POSITION

4 Channel beam frequency selector switch

Battery saving timer switch

Intermittent output function switch

1

1

1

1

3

3

Transmitter A

Receiver A Receiver B

Transmitter BTransmitter C

Receiver C

b) Long distance protection

ON

Transmitter  3

Transmitter  1

Transmitter  4

Transmitter  2

Receiver  2

Receiver  4

Receiver  1

Receiver  3

Receiver  2

Receiver  4

Receiver  1

Receiver  3

Transmitter  4

Transmitter  2

Transmitter  3

Transmitter  1

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Summary of Contents for Smart Line Series

Page 1: ...n the transmitter 4 in the receiver normal operation requires 2 batteries Battery saving function Intermittent output function Spacious back box for numerous wireless transmitters Quad high power beam...

Page 2: ...e unit at least 1 m 3 3 ft away from the wall or fence that may be running parallel to the beam Accessories Velcro tape 2 sets U brackets 4 Pole brackets with double sided tape 4 4 20 self tapping for...

Page 3: ...s shown For more information on wiring see 3 4 WIRING on page 7 When using battery common use unit BCU 4 option refer to the corresponding manual Use of batteries other than recommended may shorten th...

Page 4: ...the optical unit when mounting the cover Otherwise malfunction may occur due to the shift of the optical axis resulting in the need of readjustment Banding band Wiring notch Pull 7 Fix the main unit...

Page 5: ...liner 3 Perform the wall mounting procedure of 3 to 9 on page 3 to 4 3 Perform the wall mounting procedure of 3 to 9 on page 3 to 4 POLE 1 POLE 2 When mounting the single set of detectors to the pole...

Page 6: ...maximum detection range shall be half of the original detection range This is to compensate the attenuation of beam by the corner of the cover When installing the detector without the cover lock the t...

Page 7: ...common use unit BCU 4 option NOTE 3 6 WIRING Receiver Red Black Power input Power input Red Black Orange Brown Yellow White Green Blue Purple Gray Green Blue Purple Gray Low Battery output Low Battery...

Page 8: ...e stacked protection Since Receiver B may receive the infrared beam from Transmitter A select the frequencies as shown in the figure above In the figure each number in the square indicate a channel nu...

Page 9: ...ugh alignment of the horizontal angle 2 Look into the viewfinder and perform fine alignment of the horizontal and vertical angles using the alignment dial Make the settings of 1 to 4 to the lower as w...

Page 10: ...hite Yellow Orange Brown White Yellow When wireless configuration is being used which is unable to determine whether the alarm output continues setting the intermittent output function to the ON posit...

Page 11: ...Voltage reduction Blinking Operating temperature 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F Operating humidity 95 max Alignment angle 90 Horizontal 10 Vertical Dimension H W D mm inch 452 17 9 x 83 3 3 x 138 5 4 Weight 330...

Page 12: ...500 mm 19 7 inch 84 3 3 55 2 2 26 1 0 16 0 6 317 333 12 5 13 1 EU contact information Manufacturer OPTEX CO LTD 5 8 12 Ogoto Otsu Shiga 520 0101 JAPAN Authorised representative in Europe OPTEX EUROPE...

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