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4.2.2 FIXING WITH THE USE OF A BRACKET
A suitable fastening bracket is included in every package to be used to:
a.
shelves mount fitting;
b.
pipemount fitting with appropriate retaining clamps (not supplied)
c.
wall mount fittin
as shown in the following pictures:
!!!!!ATTENTION!!!!!
Set the XJ200 in the desired place in a
VERTICAL POSITION
.
Avoid
horizontal or slanting positions.
RIGHT FIXING MODE
RIGHT FIXING MODE
Parts required for assembly (not supplied)
1.
Fix the XJ200 to the fixing bracket using the 2 screws in the package
2.
The 2 screws are to be entered in holes “A” as shown in Fig. 1.
3.
The bracket can be bent and fixed so that the XJ200 is installed in a vertical
position.
4.3
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
If possible, place the module high up in order to guarantee enhanced data
transmission/reception.
If possible, avoid intermediate obstacles such as barriers, walls, floors and
counters between the modules.
If necessary, pass through the obstacle using the cable and install the module on
the opposite side in order to have it in direct view with the master module
connected to the X-WEB.
The maximum distance possible between the XJ200 modules in an open space
(with no obstacles) is 200 metres.
If the installation spans over a number of floors, try to position all the modules on
the same floor and connect the devices via cable in order to prevent
communication problems due to obstacles caused by the floor/ceiling.
The allowed temperature range for correct functioning is between 0 and 60 °C.
Avoid places subject to heavy vibrations, corrosive gas, excessive filth or
humidity.
5.
CONNECTIONS
Each module is supplied complete with
a 1.5-metre cable to connect the serial
communication line and the power line.
The XJ200 is powered by the PW-200J
power supplier and therefore, it is
connected to the RS485 serial line. The
following types of connection are
possible.
6.
X-WEB - XJ200 MASTER CONNECTION
6.1
TRANSFORM THE XJ200 TO MASTER
The XJ200 connected to the X-WEB must be configured as Master.
To do so:
a.
Remove the cover of the XJ200.
b.
Close the jumper found inside the XJ200 by inserting the micro switch as
shown in the picture below.
c.
Close the cover of the XJ200 once again.
d.
Connect the XJ200, PW200J and the X-WEB as shown in the connection
diagram below.
6.2
XJ200 –X-WEB CONNECTION
XJ200 and PW-200J connection
a.
Disconnect the power supply from the PW200J
b.
Connect the GREEN wire to the RS485 “+” terminal of the PW-200J
c.
Connect the PINK wire to the RS485 “-” terminal of the PW-200J
d.
Connect the white connector to the "+5V supply" connector of the PW-200J
XJ200 and X-WEB connection
Use the disconnecting terminal supplied with the PW-200J as a bridge of the RS485
line.
The connection between the XJ200 and X-WEB is then implemented as follows:
Connect the GREEN wire of the XJ200 to the RS485 “+” terminal of the X-WEB
Connect the PINK wire of the XJ200 to the RS485 “-” terminal of the X-WEB
Power the X-WEB and the PW200J once again.
7.
XJ200 CONNECTION AND DEVICES EQUIPPED WITH A SERIAL
OUTPUT
7.1
DEVICE EQUIPPED WITH AN RS485 SERIAL OUTPUT
7.1.1 Device with an RS485 output but not able to power the
XJ200.
E.G.
Ranges: XR100C; XR500C; XR75CX and XR77CX.
XJ200 and PW-200J connection
