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8

 

Ethernet address (Ethernet versions only) ............................................ 19

 

8.1 

Connection ................................................................................................. 19 

8.2 

IP address ................................................................................................... 19 

8.2.2

 

Network broadcast packets ........................................................................ 20

 

 

9

 

Webpage configuration (Ethernet versions only) .................................. 21

 

9.1 

Main page ................................................................................................... 22 

9.2 

General setup page .................................................................................... 22 

9.3 

Light output configuration page ................................................................. 23 

9.4 

Trigger output configuration page .............................................................. 23

 

 

10

 

Configuration commands .................................................................... 24

 

10.1 

Ethernet communication ........................................................................... 24 

10.2 

RS232 communication ................................................................................ 24 

10.3 

Command structure ................................................................................... 24 

10.4 

General commands .................................................................................... 26 

10.5 

Command summary ................................................................................... 31

 

 

11

 

Reference information ......................................................................... 32

 

11.1 

Ratings ........................................................................................................ 32 

11.2 

Restrictions ................................................................................................. 32 

11.3 

Error codes .................................................................................................. 32 

11.4 

Event Codes ................................................................................................ 33 

Summary of Contents for PULSESTAR VTR4

Page 1: ...PULSESTAR VTR4 Installation Guide Issue 006...

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

Page 3: ...g 11 4 S curit 12 4 1 Chaleur 12 4 2 lectrique 12 4 3 G n ralit s 13 4 5 Conseils de s curit pour les yeux et la peau 10 4 5 1 Groupes de risque IEC BSEN62471 10 4 5 2 tiquetage duproduit 10 5 Mountin...

Page 4: ...e 22 9 2 General setup page 22 9 3 Light output configuration page 23 9 4 Trigger output configuration page 23 10 Configuration commands 24 10 1 Ethernet communication 24 10 2 RS232 communication 24 1...

Page 5: ...ut thismanual referencestothe VTR4refertoallvariantsinthe VTR4 range unless otherwise stated The convention for standard VTR4 product numbers is VTR4 www aa ccc NC Where www is the wavelengthoflight i...

Page 6: ...re is a free flow of air around the unit 2 2 Electrical The VTR4 doesnot have complete electricalisolationofinputs including triggering and communications ports therefore please observe the following...

Page 7: ...ral TheVTR4must not be used inanapplication where itsfailurecould cause a danger topersonalhealthordamage toother equipment If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the p...

Page 8: ...4 VTR4 850 28 VTR4 850 50 Exempt VTR4 W 12 VTR4 W 28 VTR4 W 50 2 4 2 Product labelling The infra red versions of this product are labelled The white versions of this product do not require a warning l...

Page 9: ...sitionieren Sie das Ger t so dass eine versehentliche Ber hrung durch das Personal ausgeschlossen ist und stellen Sie sicher dass Luft frei um das Ger t zirkulieren kann 3 2 Elektrik Das VTR4 verf gt...

Page 10: ...asse A Die Verwendung in Wohngebieten kann zu Funkst rungen f hren und eine solche Verwendung sollte vermieden werden es sei denn besondere Ma nahmen werden vom Anwender ergriffen um die Emissionen au...

Page 11: ...werden und daf r gesorgt werden dass im Nahbereich der Leuchte niemand Schaden nehmen kann 3 5 1 IEC BS EN 62471Risikogruppen Folgendesgilt f r alle VariantendesVTR4beim Betrieb mit vollerLeistung und...

Page 12: ...o le personnelne risque pasde le toucher par accident et veillez ce que l air circule librement autour de l unit 4 2 lectrique La VTR4 ne poss de pas d isolation lectrique compl t des entr es notammen...

Page 13: ...de classe A Son utilisation en zone 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 restreindr...

Page 14: ...de risque et s assurer qu aucun dommage corporel ne peut survenir proximit de la lampe 4 5 1 Groupes de risque IEC BSEN62471 Lesdispositionssuivantess appliquent touteslesvariantesdu VTR4 fonctionnant...

Page 15: ...e VTR4 5 1 Heatsinking The approximate heat dissipation of the VTR4 can be calculated as follows HD 36 x BR x PW x TF 2 Where HD Heat dissipation W BR Brightnessofthe light output PW Strobe pule width...

Page 16: ...ns Hummel AG code 7 010 901 001 Assembled cables are available from Raytec to the customer s specification If a standard cable assembly is provided by Raytec then the wire colours will be as shown bel...

Page 17: ...routed separately If they must be loomed together ensure that low voltage insulation rating is sufficient or that supplementary insulation is used The maximum recommended power supply cable length 3m...

Page 18: ...as follows Whenavoltageof5Vto24Visapplied acrossTRGI andTRGI the trigger input islogic1 on Whena voltage of0V to2V isapplied across TRGI and TRGI the trigger input islogic0 off Tosee howtoset up the...

Page 19: ...ogic 0 off a voltage of up to 24V can be blocked 6 4 Ethernet option The Ethernet connection is 10Base T and runs at 10Mbits per second 6 5 Serial option The RS232 connections are as follows The commu...

Page 20: ...ly for short periods and at low duty cycles sothat the lightingdoes not overheat and get damaged In pulse mode the duty cycle is limited by ignoringtriggers which are too soonafter the previoustrigger...

Page 21: ...varied from 0 to 100 The VTR4 appliesthe same dutycycle and pulse widthlimitsasfor pulse mode toprevent the light beingdamaged 7 4 Internal trigger timer An internaltimer isavailable forcontinuoustri...

Page 22: ...nal can be used to trigger a camera It can be used for pulse width exposure control of the camera The trigger timing for the light and camera can be adjusted relative to each other This output is trig...

Page 23: ...ion Select Properties iv From the list select Internet Protocol TCP IP and select Properties IfObtainan IP address automatically isset thenDHCP isprobablyused However there maybe analternative fixed I...

Page 24: ...the first twoevents the message isbroadcast Onthe third it isa reply toa singleIP address An enquiry message is a UDP packet from source port 30310 destination port 30311 with the message body Gardaso...

Page 25: ...from a standard web browser suchasInternet Explorer The IP address of the VTR4 must be known see Section 8 Ethernet address Ethernet versions only Open a web browser window and type the IP address fo...

Page 26: ...page is shownbelow 9 2 General setup page The general setup page allows the webpage protection password to be set or cleared and the internal trigger to be set up Also any Ethernet command from Sectio...

Page 27: ...button to update the VTR4 and save the changes to non volatile memory Some measured valuesare displayed onthispage and anexample ofthe page is shownbelow 9 4 Trigger output configuration page The inte...

Page 28: ...utput generated by the command is returned in reply UDP or TCP IP packets The last character sent is greater than symbol Once this is received the host knows that the command has been completed It isr...

Page 29: ...he default units are milliseconds s ms or us can be added to the end of the number to indicate seconds milliseconds or microseconds For example Parameter Meaning 0 1 0 1milliseconds 200us 200microseco...

Page 30: ...put The delayfrom trigger to the start of the pulse the length of the pulse and the brightness are configurable An error is generated if the brightness setting requires a current greater than 20A or i...

Page 31: ...ternal trigger and set the period Where p period of the triggers in milliseconds For example TT1 200 Set the internal trigger to 200ms 5Hz TT1 1S Set the internaltrigger to1second 1Hz Save the setting...

Page 32: ...settingasa percentage DL Pulsedelay PU Pulse width RT Retrigger delay IP FL These values are unused CS RA ST0 Reports the general settings Typical output is TM 1 TP 20 00ms Where TM Internal trigger 0...

Page 33: ...TR4 resumes normaloperation The reply is in the same form as the GT command above If there are no outstandingevents or errors then onlythe prompt isreturned Set Clear the Webpage Password EY EY asc1 a...

Page 34: ...mum of the two measured temperatures 50C Statesthe pre programmed average tem peratureatwhichtheVTR4beginstoomit flashesinorder tocooldown 70C States the pre programmed average tem perature at which t...

Page 35: ...hernet messages GR GR Clear any error conditions EY EY65 66 Set webpage password to AB VR VR Read the firmware version RW RW1 50 Set channel 1 to 50 switch mode RT RT1 3 100us 50 Set light to strobe w...

Page 36: ...mumswitchedvoltageVceo 24V Load current should be externally limited to 50mA maximum Note These ratings are the absolute maximum permitted 11 2 Restrictions The minimum pulse delay for the light pulse...

Page 37: ...be incorrect Err 33 The VTR4 is too hot The VTR4 has a thermal cut out which operates around 65 C to 70 C depending on conditions Note Any other errors are internal errors 11 4 Event Codes Event messa...

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