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 TABLE OF CONTENTS 

• Optical Axis Fine Adjustment Using the Sound Check ..... 10
• Optical Axis Fine Adjustment Using the Monitor 
  Output Voltage................................................................... 11
• Optical Axis Fine Adjustment Using the Alignment
  Wireless Checker (Sold Separately).................................. 11

  7  OPERATION CHECK .................................................................. 12
  8  EXPLANATION OF FUNCTIONS

  8-1  MODULATION FREQUENCY CHANGEOVER FUNCTION ........ 13
  8-2  TRANSMISSION POWER SELECTION FUNCTION.......... 13
  8-3  ALARM MEMORY DISPLAY FUNCTION ........................... 13
  8-4  SOUND CHECK FUNCTION .............................................. 14
  8-5  RESPONSE TIME ADJUSTMENT FUNCTION .................. 14
  8-6  UPPER/LOWER CHANGEOVER FUNCTION.................... 14
  8-7  AUTO GAIN LOCK FUNCTION .......................................... 14
  8-8  TRANSMITTER LED SWITCH............................................ 15
  8-9  LIGHT SENSITIVITY SIGNAL FUNCTION ......................... 15
 8-10  PROGRAMMABLE AGC FUNCTION ................................. 15
 8-11  EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION ....... 15
 8-12  ALIGNMENT WIRELESS CHECKER CONNECTION 
  

FUNCTION .......................................................................... 15

  9  TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................ 15
10 SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................... 16
11  EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS Unit: inch (mm) ................................ 16

  1  PRODUCT COMPONENTS

1-1 PARTS 

DESCRIPTION ......................................................... 2

1-2 ACCESSORIES..................................................................... 2
1-3  NAMES OF OPERATION SECTION..................................... 3

  2  OPERATING PRECAUTIONS              

2-1  EXAMPLE OF INCORRECT INSTALLATION....................... 3

  3  PRECAUTIONS

3-1  PROTECTION DISTANCE AND RANGE OF LIGHT 
 BEAM 

COVERAGE ............................................................... 4

3-2 MOUNTING 

HEIGHT ............................................................ 4

3-3  OPTICAL AXIS ADJUSTMENT RANGE ............................... 5
3-4  EXAMPLE OF PRACTICAL APPLICATION.......................... 5

  4  INSTALLATION METHOD

4-1  INSTALLATION INTO HOUSING.......................................... 6

  5  WIRING METHOD

5-1  POSITION AND RATING OF TERMINALS........................... 6
5-2  WIRING DISTANCE BETWEEN SENSOR AND 
 POWER 

SUPPLY.................................................................. 6

5-3  WIRING DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM (WIRING DIAGRAM) .. 7

  6  OPTICAL AXIS ADJUSTMENT

6-1  NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF OPTICAL AXIS 
 ADJUSTMENT 

PARTS ......................................................... 8

6-2  OPTICAL AXIS ADJUSTMENT USING 
 

THE ALIGNMENT MECHANISM .......................................... 9

Check that the following transmitter, receiver, and accessories are included in the box when you first
unpack the product.  

1-1

PARTS DESCRIPTION

1-2

Accessories

1

PRODUCT COMPONENTS

This section describes the contents of the product package and the names and functions of 
the parts that appear in this instruction manual. 

Instruction Manual 

(This Manual)

: 1 pc

Panhead screw

(M3×12mm)

: 8 pcs

View finder

Reflector

Horizontal angle fine
adjustment screw (White) 

Vertical angle 
adjustment screw (Red)

Wiring terminal

Wiring terminal

Swivel base (White)
(Horizontal angle 
adjustment)

Sensor body  : 2 pcs (Transmitter: 1 pc, Receiver: 1 pc)

Swing arm (Red)
(Vertical angle adjustment)

Upper optical unit

Lower optical unit

TRANSMITTER

RECEIVER

Fluorescent yellow

Fluorescent orange

1-3 

NAME OF OPERATION
SETTING

Auto gain lock switch

Transmitter LED  switch

Summary of Contents for PXB-100HF-KH

Page 1: ...econds the receiver detects this break in the light beams and outputs a signal In order to ensure that the detection line has sufficient margin of sensitivity adjust the direction of the light beams b...

Page 2: ...NTING HEIGHT 4 3 3 OPTICAL AXIS ADJUSTMENT RANGE 5 3 4 EXAMPLE OF PRACTICAL APPLICATION 5 4 INSTALLATION METHOD 4 1 INSTALLATION INTO HOUSING 6 5 WIRING METHOD 5 1 POSITION AND RATING OF TERMINALS 6 5...

Page 3: ...e Doing so may cause a fire electrical shock or malfunction of the device If smoke or an abnormal odor or sound is found leaving it unattended may cause a fire or electrical shock Immediately turn off...

Page 4: ...ric beam sensors causing erroneous detections Therefore be sure to prune such plants regularly 3 Other natural phenomena such as insects or bird droppings may soil the sensors causing miss detection B...

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Page 6: ...tact c contact Built in contact protection resistance Auto gain lock control 2 1 Size of electrical cable used Part No Supply voltage Up to 16 000ft 4 880m Up to 2 200ft 670m Up to 15 000ft 4 570m AWG...

Page 7: ...its are connected to the same circuit Basic connections for 2 level protection For environmental output tamper output and alarm memory display in the remote mode When multiple sensor units are connect...

Page 8: ...within the range of 0 to 90 Next fine adjustments of 0 to 5 can be made using the horizontal angle adjustment screw Fine adjustments Horizontal angle fine adjustment screw Rough adjustments Fine adju...

Page 9: ...djust so that the sensor of the opposite device is visible at the center of the ring using the horizontal and vertical angle fine adjustment screws Turn on the power to the transmitter and receiver ch...

Page 10: ...aches the highest pitch Adjust both the transmitter and receiver 3 Fine adjust the lower level optical axis 1 Press the upper lower changeover switch on the transmitter to select Only transmit from lo...

Page 11: ...Press the upper lower changeover switch on the receiver to select Reception authorization on lower only 3 Turn the adjustment screw to fine adjust until the monitor output voltage reaches the highest...

Page 12: ...center of the detection line and check that an alarm can be output correctly In using the environmental output confirm that the environmental output is generated when the optical axes in both the upp...

Page 13: ...n 500ft 150 m Model L H Power PXB 100HF KH PXB 200HF KH E g 200 60 m 295 90 m When PXB 100HF KH is set at a distance of 295ft 90 m set to H When PXB 100HF KH is set at a distance of 200ft 60 m set to...

Page 14: ...or upper and lower Note Only installed on the receiver The margin of sensitivity on this device is set so that an appropriate sensitivity can be obtained when the optical axis is aligned while the dev...

Page 15: ...t an intruder could run through at top speed 9 Set the transmission power switch to H remove the receiver cover and set the gain lock again 1 Perform angle adjustment again and set the gain lock 2 Rem...

Page 16: ...ency selection Tone indicator Environmental module Beam power selection Transmitting power adjutment Alarm memory indication Programmed AGC Auto gain lock function Monitorjack Response time adjustment...

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