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POLITEC s.r.l. | Manuale MANA IR SMA – Ver. 2.5

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Enlarge the two opposite walls of cable pit to allow the positioning of last section.

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Insert and well fix the missing screws.

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Summary of Contents for MANA IR SMA

Page 1: ...Infrared barrier for perimeter protection range 250 m SMA technology and RS485 output Installation Manual...

Page 2: ...MOTHER BOARD MES 9012 Pag 29 13 LED FUNCTIONING Pag 30 14 CHARACTERISTICS AND DIP SWITCHES SET Pag 31 RESPONSE TIME ADJUSTMENT Pag 33 15 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Pag 34 16 F A Q Pag 35 Installation...

Page 3: ...n 1 Top cap 2 Anti climbing cover optional 3 Double Tamper 4 Motherboard 5 IR tube 6 Optics receiver transmitter 7 7 Ah battery support optional 8 Aluminum profile 9 Terminal block 10 Supply card 12Vc...

Page 4: ...OLITEC s r l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 4 2 ASSEMBLING THE CABLEPIT 1 Insert the highlighted edge into other section and fix with screws 2 Insert the third section in the same way and fix with screws...

Page 5: ...POLITEC s r l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 5 3 Enlarge the two opposite walls of cable pit to allow the positioning of last section 4 Insert and well fix the missing screws...

Page 6: ...f it at same level of ground POSSIBLE CORRECTION OF THE INCORRECT POSITIONING Placement should be perpendicular to the ground If the base is not in perfectly at ground level is possible to adjust it t...

Page 7: ...2 nut M8 1 perforated plate 1 plate 2 black sheath insulating 4 anchor screw barrier Move the screw 60mm as shown in the figure in the perforated plate and screw the bolt lock Place the plate in the...

Page 8: ...POLITEC s r l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 8 Insert the sheath the transformer then again the sheath and plate and fix everything with the nut Follow the wiring instruction in the manual...

Page 9: ...POLITEC s r l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 9 4 SUPPLY CONNECTION FUSE A 5A 24Vac FUSE B 0 8A 13 8Vac FUSE A FUSE B...

Page 10: ...DECRIPTION Power Connectors terminal 8 1 2 19 Vac Input to be connected to the transformer 3 4 13 8 Vdc Output for power infrared 5 6 24 Vac Input to be connected to the transformer 7 8 24 Vac Output...

Page 11: ...lled 5 A delayed protecting heaters circuits 6 Circuit fuse Normally it installed by 0 8 A slow protecting Tx or Rx and infrared circuits 7 J7 It forces the output of the power supply 24 Vac for the h...

Page 12: ...c ex 2x0 75 to prevent input of disorders of the AC voltage on the barrier Note is absolutely necessary to shield the cable that provides 12 Vdc power supply and put the metal braid to ground The cabl...

Page 13: ...X1 RX2 0V to AND RANDOM Alarm output NO NA 5 16 BEAM 12 Vcc exclude RX1 0 V exclude RX1 RX2 Alarm output NC NC 6 17 S LOW NEGATIVE OPEN COLLECTOR open in case of fog Alarm output C COM 7 18 A MASK NEG...

Page 14: ...14 6 2 CONNECTION AND SETTINGS HEATERS The power of the heaters is by default set to 24 V ac or dc but you can set it to 12 VDC repositioning the jumper on MES9C and on each optical as shown 24V Heate...

Page 15: ...IN Clamp 9 SYNC OUT Clamp 20 The synchronisms have to be connected according to the diagram above the Sync out corresponds to the TX part of the column and will have to be connected to the Sync in on...

Page 16: ...p terminal numbers are related to the image of p 11 DIP4 in OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ON Canal RX 1 2 3 4 ON Canal TX 1 2 3 4 ON 19 20 19 20 8 9 8 9 SYNC IN Clamp 8 SYNC OUT Clamp 19 SYNC IN Clam...

Page 17: ...elect the transmission channel 1 to 3 default is set to channel 1 on the bench of 4 the selected channel must be the same on both TX and RX boards Note for information and for other configuration of M...

Page 18: ...l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 18 COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 Canal TX 1 2 3 4 ON Canal RX 1 2 3 4 ON Canal TX 1 2 3 4 ON Canal RX 1 2 3 4 ON COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 TX4 RX4 TX3 RX3 TX2 RX2 TX1 RX1 TX4 RX4 TX3 RX3 TX2...

Page 19: ...S Each column can be connected via the RS485 bus to the control panel ADEBUS for planning monitoring and managing local or remote system For more information refer to Manual ADEBUS EXPLORER 6 4 1 Conn...

Page 20: ...ur the correct operation of TX optics The power of the heaters is set by default to 24V you can use 12V by changing the configuration of the jumper SW4 The voltage can be both AC and DC Note The setti...

Page 21: ...heaters is set by default to 24V you can use 12V by changing the configuration of the jumper SW4 The voltage can be both AC and DC In jumper J4 is possible to read the signal value in volts Note The...

Page 22: ...3 3 TX RX SETTINGS The setting of the DIP SWITCHES on the lenses is set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 RX2 ON TX2 ON RX3 ON TX3 ON RX4 ON TX4 ON It should be set to ON the DIP on...

Page 23: ...ransmitters and receivers in the direction of each other by adjusting the lens holder horizontally through the manual movement after loosening the locking screw on the joint and vertically through the...

Page 24: ...corresponding optical TEST 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 on coral receiver checking the position of the DIP switch 7 to ON and pressing the dedicated button for 3 seconds until the the BUZZER and the LED TEST tur...

Page 25: ...ical alignment based on the Buzzer and LEDs with high brightness the increase in the frequency of flashing until the LEDs is fix on and the whistle of the corresponding BUZZER indicate a better ALIGNM...

Page 26: ...g the ALIGNMENT TEST button for about 3 seconds on both optics TX RX making sure that the orange LED TEST is shown in original condition 8 Set the DIP switch 7 to OFF to ALL OPTICAL if you want to tur...

Page 27: ...RX3 Tx2 RX2 Tx1 RX1 1 Put in test the optical TX1 and RX1 if present see p 11 12 and proceed with the calibration as explained 2 Put in test the optical TX2 and RX2 if present see p 11 12 and proceed...

Page 28: ...2 RX3 and RX4 Make sure that it still aligned with RX1 2 Put in test the optical TX2 and RX1 if present see p 11 12 and proceed with the calibration as explained on p 13 and 14 REPEAT the setting of R...

Page 29: ...1 SUPPLY LED Red 2 ALARM LED ALM Red 3 MASKING LED MASK Green 4 DISQ LED S LOW Green 5 HEATINGS LED HTR Yellow 6 SYNCHRONISM SYNC Yellow 7 TRIMMER Response time adjustment 8 TEST J7 9 DIP SWITCH 12 Fu...

Page 30: ...minal in the presence of an attempt to blindness it can obtain the signaling ANTIMASK N B In normal operation the LED should be OFF In the event that is either on or flashing check the setting of the...

Page 31: ...remotely DIP6 must remain OFF 7 BEAM OFF 1 In the ON position is obtained the exclusion of the first beam in the bottom while the remaining continue to function The function can also be programmed rem...

Page 32: ...If the disqualification function is activeted you can increase the sensitivity of the disqualification by jumper J7 4 DIP SWITCH TX TEST TX By setting all DIP to OFF will turn off all transmitters of...

Page 33: ...oss by walk By adjusting the potentiometer counterclockwise to increase the trip time up to 500ms In this condition ensures that the alarm of a person walking through the barrier with the advantage of...

Page 34: ...ative MASKING Detection of blindness by another infrared signal by signaling out open collector negative OPERATING TEMPERATURE 25 C 65 C Available Kit heaters for temperatures down to 50 C ADJUSTMENT...

Page 35: ...re off o If the system uses a switching power supply replace it with corresponding linear to avoid electrical interference from the network it is recommended that the power supply LAR22 After precisel...

Page 36: ...he accuracy of the alignment of each optic and in case re perform the procedure possibly making a complete scanning that there are no light sources that can influence the calibration o Make sure the p...

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Page 38: ...POLITEC s r l Manuale MANA IR SMA Ver 2 5 38 TECH DEPT 39 039 9081616...

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