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Installation

• The photocells are configured by default to operate with

a power supply voltage of 24 V ac/dc.

To change the power supply of 12 V ac/dc, short circuit

the two terminal zones C on the back of the printed

circuit board with a spot of solder, as shown in fig. 3.

• The maximum range is set in the factory to 10 m.

To increase the range to 15 m, cut the copper jumper

connector E on the back of the receiver RX as shown in

fig. 3.

• To prevent malfunctions caused by interference and

reflections, is insufficient to install the photocells as

shown in fig. 4, but we suggest to use synchronised

photocells.

• Synchronisation. Synchronisation makes it possible to

install two pairs of ROGER TECHNOLOGY photocells in

close proximity without the risk of interference.

To enable synchronisation, remove the jumpers P1 from

the TX photocells and connect the power feed from the

electronic controller to the 0V and 24V terminals with

crossed wires, as shown in fig. 2.

NOTE: Synchronisation is not available for photocells

configured for 12-24 V direct current power.

1. Fasten the TRIX pillars as indicated in the installation

manual.

2. Calculate the cable length necessary in relation to the

height of the TRIX pillar and the number of photocells

in the installation (see fig. 5).

3. The photocells may be installed in one of the three

channels on the TRIX pillar (see fig. 6 and 8).

4. With the system disconnected from mains electricity,

make the electrical connections as shown in fig. 1 and

2: connect power to the photocells, observing the

correct polarity indicated, and connect the terminals

C-NC to the terminals COM-FT respectively on the

electronic controller.

NOTA: if synchronisation is enabled, the power cables

must be crossed, see fig. 2.

5. Close the photocell housings and fasten with the screws

included B, as shown in fig. 7.

6. Fit the collar A.

7. Route the cables in the specific channels (fig. 8).

8. Fit the screws on the collar (part G-H, fig. 9), without

tightening.

9. Set the RX receiver and the TX transmitter at the

required height, aligning the two devices optically.

10. The red LED L on the RX receiver indicates signal

strength and that the TX and RX devices are correctly

aligned. The brighter the LED, the stronger the signal

received and the more precisely the devices are aligned.

11. Fasten the collar to the pillar with the self-tapping

screw (part I fig. 9).

12. Adjust the orientation of the light beam with the

adjuster screw M, as shown in fig. 10.

13. Fasten the photocell definitively with the screw N.

14. Close the TRIX pillar as shown in fig. 11.

Initial testing

1. Switch the controller unit on. The PW LED illuminates.

2. Interrupt the light beam between the photocells with a

50 mm diameter cylindrical object. The automatic door

or gate must stop or reverse direction. The red LED L

extinguishes.

3. Stand near the TX photocell and interrupt the light

beam.

4. Repeat the procedure for the RX photocell and for any

other pairs of photocells installed.

Maintenance

Perform scheduled maintenance every 6 months.

Check that the photocells are clean and are working

correctly. In particular, keep the outer surfaces of the RX

receiver and the TX transmitter clean.

If any dirt, moisture, insects or other obstructions are

found, clean the photocell and repeat the initial testing

procedure.

If any corrosion is found on the printed circuit board,

evaluate if it is necessary to replace the board itself.

Disposal

This product may only be uninstalled by qualified

technical

personnel,

procedures for removing the product correctly

and safely. This product consists of numerous

different materials. Some of these materials

may be recycled, while others must be disposed

of correctly at the specific recycling or waste management

facilities indicated by local legislation applicable for this

category of product. Do not dispose of this product as

domestic refuse. Observe local legislation for differentiated

refuse collection, or hand the product over to the vendor

when purchasing an equivalent new product.

Local legislation may envisage severe fines for the incorrect

disposal of this product. Warning! some parts of this

product may contain substances that are harmful to the

environment or dangerous and which may cause damage

to the environment or health risks if disposed of incorrectly.