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General| Brand | BFT |
|---|---|
| Model | PERSEO-CBE |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Details the main characteristics, display, buttons, and various terminal blocks of the control unit.
Specifies power supply voltage, motor output current, and operating ambient conditions.
Provides the physical dimensions of the control panel unit.
Essential safety rules and prescriptions for electrical system installations.
Steps for selecting the correct bollard type using buttons F and +/-.
Details connections for the 230Vac power supply, including fuses and wiring.
Describes connections for motor, capacitor, and electrovalves for hydraulic bollards.
Covers connections for electric brake, accessory power, lights, and buzzer outputs.
Explains connections for limit switches, safety inputs, photocells, and command inputs.
Details the expansion connector for modules like TCP/IP or gateway.
Describes the connection for the programmer used with the radio receiver.
Explains the meaning of different status codes displayed on the unit.
Introduces programming access, levels, and basic navigation using buttons.
Configures operating logic (Hold-to-run, Semi-auto, Auto) and close input behavior.
Configures maintenance requests, output settings, limit switch presence, and TERMON/UPS.
Sets input/output polarity, pressure switch, and special PDM/frequency functions.
Configures communication protocols, MODBUS speed, and accesses historical error logs.
Lists technical specs like max transmitters, frequency, and code type.
Describes how radio channels are selected and mapped to outputs.
Instructions for connecting the antenna to the receiver unit.
Procedure for manually storing transmitters using PR1/PR2 and transmitter keys.
Method for copying keys from an already stored transmitter to a new one.
Guides for connecting multiple bollards in parallel for simultaneous operation.
Disclaimers regarding installation compliance, product use, and manufacturer liability.
Scenario for one-way entry to a reserved area using a command.
Configuration for automatic vehicle entry and exit without manual commands.
Setup for entry and exit requiring commands in both directions.
Scenario for controlled entry and automatic exit from a reserved area.
Lists errors, their descriptions, and whether they cause blocking.
