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PSEN op2.1 L­/ 2.2 T­Muting Set
Operating Manual PSEN op2.1 L­/ 2.2 T­Muting Set
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LED support during alignment
Display LED Meaning
[1]
[2]
[3] [4]
[1] Normal operation in­
dicator Lights green Transmitter and receiver
are correctly aligned and
the protected field is clear
[2] High Align indicator Lights yellow Final upper transmitter
lens is aligned with the
receiver lens opposite
[3] Safe condition indic­
ator Lights red Transmitter and receiver
are not correctly aligned
or protected field is inter­
rupted by an opaque ob­
ject
[4] Low Align indicator Lights yellow Final lower transmitter
lens is aligned with the
receiver lens opposite
LED indicators during alignment ­ Receiver
Prerequisites for muting
To use muting, the following requirements apply:
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the muting lamp must not be defective,
} the muting inputs must be wired correctly (see Wiring [ 9] ),
} the safety light grid must be in normal operation.
If any of these requirements are not met, the safety light grid switches immediately to a safe
condition when supply voltage is switched on.
Checking the safety light grid
Once the muting sensors have been installed and aligned, final inspections must be carried
out before it can be put into service.
INFORMATION
This inspection may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
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Make sure that the safety light grid, including the muting sensors, are aligned and at­
tached correctly. The red LED should not light up if gentle pressure is applied to the
edges of the safety light grid.
} Make sure that the safety distance complies with the requirements stated in the operat­
ing manual of the relevant safety light grid.
}
Make sure that the area between the safety light grid and the hazardous machine com­
ponent cannot be accessed from any side.
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Make sure that the safety light grid cannot be impaired by external light sources.
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Make sure that, once switched on, the safety light grid switches to a safe condition if the
protected field is accessed.