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2.5.1 

IEC/BS EN62471 Risk Groups 

The following applies to all variants of the VCT6 running full power and at maximum 
duty cycle: 

Risk Group 2 

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  VCT6-850-14-xxx 

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  VCT6-850-28-xxx 

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  VCT6-850-50-xxx 

 

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  VCT6-940-14-xxx 

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  VCT6-940-28-xxx 

—

  VCT6-940-50-xxx 

 

Exempt 

— 

VCT6-W-12-xxx 

— 

VCT6-W-28-xxx 

— 

VCT6-W-50-xxx 

 

 

2.5.2 

Product labelling 

The infra-red versions of this product are labelled: 

The white versions of this product do not require a warning label. 

 

MODERATE RISK 

(RISK GROUP 2)

 

CAUTION: 

Infrared emitted from this product. Avoid 

eye exposure: Use appropriate shielding or eye 

protection 

Summary of Contents for PULSESTAR VCT6 Series

Page 1: ...PULSESTAR VCT6 Installation Guide Issue 009...

Page 2: ...For your notes...

Page 3: ...1Risikogruppen 10 3 5 2 Produktbeschriftung 10 4 S curit 11 4 1 Chaleur 11 4 2 lectricit 11 4 3 G n ralit s 12 4 5 Conseils de s curit pour les yeux et la peau 13 4 5 1 Groupes de risqueIEC BSEN62471...

Page 4: ...8 2 Programmed IP address andDHCP 26 8 2 1 DHCP 26 8 2 2 Fixed IP address 27 9 Webpage configuration 28 9 1 Main page 28 9 2 General setup page 29 9 3 Light configuration page 30 9 4 Trigger output c...

Page 5: ...nectingthe VCT6 TheVCT6maybe configured usingitsweb pagesifanEthernet variant is used or by commands issued using the RS232 connection To configure the VCT6 using its web pages refer to Section 9 Webp...

Page 6: ...e is a free flow of air around the unit 2 2 Electrical The VCT6 does not have complete electrical isolation of inputs including triggering and communications ports therefore please observe the followi...

Page 7: ...VCT6must not be used inanapplication where itsfailure could cause a danger topersonalhealthordamage toother equipment If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protect...

Page 8: ...0 xxx VCT6 940 14 xxx VCT6 940 28 xxx VCT6 940 50 xxx Exempt VCT6 W 12 xxx VCT6 W 28 xxx VCT6 W 50 xxx 2 5 2 Product labelling The infra red versions of this product are labelled The white versions of...

Page 9: ...das Personal ausgeschlossen ist und stellen Sie sicher dass Luft frei um das Ger t zirkulieren kann 3 2 Elektrik Das VCT6 verf gt ber keine vollst ndige elektrische Trennung der Eing nge einschlie li...

Page 10: ...und eine solche Verwendung sollte vermieden werden es sei denn besondere Ma nahmen werden vom Anwender ergriffen um die Emissionen auf ein Niveau zu begrenzen das den EmpfangvonRundfunk bertragungen e...

Page 11: ...im Nahbereich der Leuchte niemand Schaden nehmen kann 3 5 1 IEC BS EN62471 Risikogruppen Folgendesgilt f r alle VariantendesVCT6 beim Betrieb mit vollerLeistung und maximalerBetriebsdauer Risikogruppe...

Page 12: ...e toucher par accident et veillez ce que l air circule librement autour de l unit 4 2 lectricit La VCT6 ne poss de pas d isolation lectrique compl t des entr es notamment des ports de d clenchement et...

Page 13: ...e r sidentielle peut causer des interf rences radio Ce type d utilisation doit tre vit sauf si des mesures particuli res sont prises par l utilisateur pour restreindre les missions un niveau qui perme...

Page 14: ...mage corporel ne peut survenir proximit de la lampe 4 5 1 Groupes de risqueIEC BSEN62471 Lesdispositionssuivantess appliquent touteslesvariantesdu VCT6 fonctionnant pleine puissance et encycle d utili...

Page 15: ...14 5 Mounting the VCT6 Half nuts are fitted permanently to the six M5 mounting studs on the standard VCT6 If these studs are fitted to your unit do not attempt to remove them...

Page 16: ...PW Strobe pulse widthinseconds TF Maximum trigger frequency inHertz Br Brightnessoflightoutputinpercent Without any heat sinking the internal temperature of the VCT6 rises 1 8 C per Watt of heat dissi...

Page 17: ...connectors The terminations for this cable are explained in Section 6 2 RS232 variants 6 1 Ethernet variants The wires of the 12 core cable are connected as follows Wire colour Function Ethernet Blac...

Page 18: ...Green GND Orange Trigger out Violet Trigger out Screen Case ground Note Using a 9 way D type connector the following connections are made Wire colour Pin Pink 2 Yellow 3 Green 5 For RS232 units fitted...

Page 19: ...asthe temperature willbe higher thanambient The external power supply should be able to supply 2 5A nominal A few seconds after switch on the VCT6 will draw current surges of 5A for a maximum of 100ms...

Page 20: ...d across TRGI negative and TRGI positive the trigger input is logic 1 on Logic 0 off When a voltage of 0V to 2V is applied across TRGI negative and TRGI positive the trigger input is logic 0 off Bydef...

Page 21: ...pulse width can be used to control a camera sexposure Signal Function TRIGO Trigger output TRIGO Trigger output The trigger output circuit is shown below The trigger output can be used to switch a si...

Page 22: ...2 Serial option The RS232 connections are as follows The communications port should be set to 115200 baud no parity 8 data bits and 1 stop bit Connecting to the specified pin on a standard 9 way femal...

Page 23: ...internally limited to prevent damage to the light The brightness pulse width and duty cycle can allbe set in accordance with the table below Output brightness 850nm Variant White variant Allowed puls...

Page 24: ...100 The VCT6 appliesthe same dutycycle and pulse widthlimitsasfor pulse mode to prevent the light beingdamaged 7 4 Internal trigger timer An internaltimer isavailable forcontinuoustriggeringinpulse mo...

Page 25: ...Trigger falling edge Pulse is triggered if P Flag 0 The P flag can be set from the VCT6 s web pages see Section 9 Webpage configuration or through its command interface see Section 10 Configuration c...

Page 26: ...ub or router It is also possible to connect it directly into the network port on a PC by using a cross over cable 8 1 IP address TheVCT6needsanIP addresstocommunicateover Ethernet There are two ways t...

Page 27: ...onthe network you may be able tofind out whether that PC usesDHCP asfollows i Gotothe Control Panel ii Select Network and Sharing Centre iii Click onLocal Area Connection inthe list ofconnections The...

Page 28: ...first three numbers of the IP address which are comprised of the first seven digits in the example below the same as those ofother devices onyour network and to change onlythe last number the digitsaf...

Page 29: ...type the light s IP address displayed in RaytecMaint into your web browser which will display the main page RaytecMaint software is available from www rayteccctv com 9 1 Main page The Main page shown...

Page 30: ...setup page you can set up a password for the VCT6 and send it commands Refer to Section 10 Configuration commands for the commands you can use to operate the VCT6 You can also set up the trigger mode...

Page 31: ...Light configuration page shown below allows you to set up the light s parameters You can set the mode continuous pulsed or switched the light s brightness and pulse settings You must click the Submit...

Page 32: ...31 9 4 Trigger output configuration page The internal trigger configuration page shown below allows you to set up the pulse parameters for the trigger output pulse...

Page 33: ...e greater than symbol When this is received the host recognises that the command has been completed It isrecommended that thehostwaitsforthe symbolbeforesendingthe next command UDP communications are...

Page 34: ...eral commands The general command codes and their meanings are described below The upper case commands are shown followed by lower case letters denoting the numeric argument Note that any changes usin...

Page 35: ...e CH Channelnumber MD Mode 1 pulsed 2 switched S Brightness inpercent DL Pulsedelay PU Pulse width RT Retrigger delay IP FL Unused CS RA ST0 This reports the general settings A typical output is TM 1...

Page 36: ...are not enabled the last event orerror number canbe read bythiscommand If there was a lighting error the VCT6 resumes normal operation The replyisinthe same form asthe GT command above Ifthere are no...

Page 37: ...0 Set pulse mode The output canbe set to pulse ona trigger The delayfrom trigger to start of pulse the length of pulse and the brightness are all configurable An error is generated if the brightness s...

Page 38: ...o non volatile memory using the AW command TT0 Disable the internaltrigger TT1 Enable theinternaltrigger usingthe previouslyset period TT1 p Enable the internaltrigger and set the period Where p the p...

Page 39: ...Set channel 1 to switched mode 50 brightness RT RT1 3 100us 50 Set light to strobe with 3ms pulses delayed by 100ms at 50 brightness RE RE1 4 Trigger on falling edge of trigger input TT TT1 100ms Set...

Page 40: ...oupler transistor output maximum switched voltage VCEO 24V The VCT6 hasthe followingrestrictionsonitsoperation The minimum delay for the light pulse output is approximately 2 s When using the re trigg...

Page 41: ...RT command with a delay of 0 prompts an Err 5 response The command will be accepted and the delay set to the minimum allowed Err 6 12 EEPROM corrupt The configuration has been cleared Err 9 20 Could...

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