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[CENTRALTEV]
CONNECTIONS:
- L, N: 220-230V~ 50/60 Hz, or 110-127V~ 50/60Hz.
- BUS: Connection to Principal Bus (BUS P) of Daisatest installation (see
Wiring Guide).
- AUX: Input for potential-free contact.
- MBAT 12-11: Connection to MBAT 12-11 module (accesory).
- RS-232: Connection to PC via serial port.
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ETHERNET: Connection to PC via local network (auto-sensing
10/100Base-T).
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
- MAINS SUPPLY L, N: Marked on the appliance
- CONSUMPTION CURRENT: Marked on the appliance
- DIMENSIONS: 141 x 83 x 54 mm (equivalent to 8 standard
magnetothermal switches)
- Connection to control computer OPTOAISOLATED from Principal Bus.
- WEIGHT: 540gr
- DURATION: 1h with MBAT 12-11 battery module (accessory).
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
Fix the Central TEV in a DIN 46277/3 rail. It must be installed in the
interior of an electric board.
For the Bus connections, Daisalux ref:BUS-TAM wire must be used.
WIRING OF A DAISATEST INSTALLATION:
Together with the Central TEV a RS232 cable, an Ethernet cable and a
pendrive with the software for the start up of the installation are
supplied.
Follow the
WIRING GUIDE
attached to this instructions leaflet and
request start up of the installation from Daisalux, where how to use the
received items will be showed.
MAINTENANCE AND CAUTION:
- Before connection of the unit always check that the voltage of the
distributing mains supply corresponds with that specified on the unit.
- Any installation or maintenance procedure must be carried out by
qualified personnel. Make sure the unit is disconnected from the MAINS
before performing any maintenance procedure.
- Keep these instructions.
OPERATION:
The Daisalux Central TEV:
- Manages the communication among the control computer and the
devices of DaisaTest system. The communication with the control
computer can be with an RS232 connection or ETHERNET.
- Detecs and informs if there are failures in the Principal bus (shortcircuit
and leakages) by means of the pilots.
- Manages the duration tests and functional tests that the self-contained
luminaires have to do, even when the PC is switched off or disconnected.
- It has an AUX input to command an alert (see options in DaisaTest).
That is activated by a potential free contact when switching to open
circuit. It is useful to be connecte to a fire panel.
- It can work as a remote control: standby mode and re-switch on.
- Connecting th battery module MBAT 12-11, it keeps its operation with
no mains on (more than 1 hour duration).
- It has a TEST-BUS button to make easier the starting up and checkinf
of the bus.
There are 3 models:
- Central TEV-200: admits 200 devices maximum connected to the Bus.
- Central TEV-500: admits 500 devices maximum connected to the Bus.
- Central TEV-1000: admits 1000 devices maximum connected to the
Bus.
PUSH BUTTONS:
: it switches on again all the devices with a battery that are in
standby mode (including the Central TEV). This re-switch on takes
between 8 and 15 seconds.
: it takes to standby mode all the devices that have no mains supply
(including the Central TEV).
TESTBUS
: it takes the unit to TEST-BUS Mode, which causes the
intermittence of the signalling pilots of the TCA luminaires that are
correctly connected to the Bus, allowing this way to check that the
bus wiring is OK. To exit this TEST-BUS Mode press TESTBUS
button again or wait 12h, after which the unit returns to normal
operation mode.
INDICATION PILOTS:
: Pilot ON indicates that the unit has mains supply (L, N).
: Pilot ON indicates that the MBAT 12-11 module is correctly
connected.
BUS
: Pilot ON indicates that the Principal Bus is OK.
Intermittent pilot indicates that the unit is in TEST-BUS Mode.
: Pilot OFF: the unit does not communicate with SoftDaisatest
program in the PC.
Intermittent pilot: it is necessary to connect the unit to the PC to
check if the maintenance of the installation must be performed.
Pilot ON: the unit communicates with SoftDaisatest program in
the PC and all the data of the installation are transmitted.
SHORTCIRCUIT: indicates that there is a shortcircuit in
the Principal Bus wiring.
LEAKAGES: indicates that one or both wires of the
Principal Bus is in contact with the mains supply L, N.