Bircher Reglomat ProLoop - User Manual

 ProLoop loop detector DIN variant, mounting rail installation
 ProLoop loop detector 11-pin, base mounting
 LCD display
 «Mode» button
 «Data»-button
 Terminals
 Info LED
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ProLoop
Loop detector for industrial doors and gates,
car parks and parking bollards
Quality
international
level
EN ISO
9001
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Mechanical mounting in the switch cabinet
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Electrical connection
ProLoop DIN variant terminal connection diagram
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Operating instructions
Safety instructions
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General
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These devices and their accessories may only be operated in compliance with the operating instructions (intended use)!
These devices and their accessories may only be commissioned by trained and qualified personnel.
These devices may only be operated with the intended operating voltages and parameters.
If malfunctions occur that cannot be rectified, shut down the device and send it in for repair.
These devices are only allowed to be repaired by the manufacturer. Tampering and alterations are not permitted. This will invalidate all guarantee and
warranty claims.
The ProLoop DIN variant is mounted on a 35 mm mounting rail acc. to EN 50 022 in the switch cabinet. In the ProLoop, the terminals are pluggable and
coded. The 11-pin version of the ProLoop is mounted onto a mounting rail base (ES 12). This base is ordered and delivered separately as it is not included
in the scope of delivery.
A:
Supply
voltage
connection
B:
Loop connection
1-channel device
C:
Loop connection
2-channel device
D:
Alarm output
connection
(optional)
E:
Relay connection
output 1
F:
Relay connection
output 2
AC
AC
A1
A2
31
32
34
no
nc
c
ommon
14
11
12
no
nc
common
24
21
22
no
nc
common
L3
L4
L3
L4
L5
L6
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2
The loop connection wiring to the loop detector must be twisted at least 20 times per meter.
Please wire the device in accordance with the terminal assignment. Make sure the terminals are assigned correctly.
Check the electrical connection (base assignment) when exchanging a loop detector from another manufacturer.
1-loop device
Relay assignment:
Output connection
diagram:
Output 1 E
Output 2 E, F
Alarm output D, E, F
2-loop device
Relay assignment:
Output connection
diagram:
Output 1+2 E, F
Alarm output D, E, F
Output connection options (depending on the options ordered):
1-loop device
Relay assignment:
Output connection
diagram:
Output 1+2 D, E
2-loop device
Relay assignment:
Output connection
diagram:
Output 1+2 D, E
Output connection options (depending on the options ordered):
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A:
Supply
voltage
connection
B:
Loop connection
1-channel device
C:
Loop connection
2-channel device
D:
Relay connection
output 1
E:
Relay connection
output 2
AC/DC
AC/DC
A1
11
22
A2
21
no
nc
common
14
31
12
no
nc
common
32
24
34
32
24
34
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2
ProLoop 11 terminal connection diagram (ES 12 base assignment)
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Summary

Safety Instructions

Mechanical Mounting

Electrical Connection

ProLoop DIN Variant Terminal Connection Diagram

Shows terminal connections for the DIN variant of the ProLoop detector.

ProLoop 11 Terminal Connection Diagram

Details terminal connections for the 11-pin ProLoop base mounting variant.

Value and Parameter Setting Options

LCD Display and Controls

Explains the device's LCD display and control buttons for operation.

Basic Functions

Details core functions like door/gate, barrier, quiescent current, and direction logic.

Time Functions and Settings

Covers time functions, time units, and time factors for loop detection.

Sensitivity Adjustment

Explains how to adjust the loop detector's sensitivity in multiple stages.

Automatic Sensitivity Boost (ASB)

Describes the ASB feature for recognizing trailer drawbars.

Frequency Settings

Details frequency settings to avoid interference with other loop detectors.

Direction Logic

Explains the direction logic function for 2-loop devices.

Output 2 Configuration

Details the configuration options for the second output relay.

Protection Against Power Failure

Explains how the device handles power failures.

Mode Changeover

Guides on switching between operation and configuration modes.

Configuration Mode Parameters

Basic Function Settings

Covers foundational settings: Door/gate, Barrier systems, Quiescent current, Direction logic.

Time Function Settings

Includes On delay, Off delay, Activation pulse, and Impulse when loop is exited.

Time Unit Settings

Allows selection of the time unit for delay functions (e.g., seconds, minutes, hours).

Time Factor Settings

Adjusts the time factor to modify delay durations, affecting the total set time.

Sensitivity Settings

Adjusts detection sensitivity across 9 stages, from lowest to highest.

Automatic Sensitivity Boost (ASB)

Enables ASB for improved detection of trailer drawbars after initial activation.

Frequency Selection

Sets one of four frequencies (F1-F4) to prevent interference from multiple detectors.

Direction Logic Configuration

Configures direction detection for 2-loop devices: Loop 1->2, Loop 2->1, or Both directions.

Output 2 Configuration Options

Sets Output 2 to be activated, deactivated, or used as an alarm output.

Power Failure Protection

Configures protection against power failure, including a mode for car parks.

Operating Mode Selection

Allows selection of operating mode and error memory slots.

Simulation Mode

Changing to Simulation Mode

Instructions on how to enter simulation mode by pressing Sim1 and Sim2 buttons.

Loop Activation Simulation

Simulates loop activation with or without time functions, and alarm output activation.

Inductance Measurement

Details how to measure loop inductance (Loop 1 and Loop 2) within simulation mode.

Exiting Simulation Mode

Explains how to return to normal function mode from simulation mode.

Troubleshooting

Error Codes and LED Indicators

Lists common error codes (E001, E012, etc.) and their meanings, with LED status.

Querying and Deleting Errors

Explains how to query the last 4 stored errors using the Data button and delete them.

Reset Functions

Reset 1 (Recalibration)

Resets the loop(s) for recalibration without changing settings.

Reset 2 (Factory Setting)

Resets all parameters to their original factory default settings.

Technical Data

Power Supply and Consumption

Details voltage requirements and power consumption for ProLoop and ProLoop 11.

Loop Specifications

Lists loop inductance, connection wiring, and resistance requirements.

Relay Outputs

Specifies the ratings for the output relays (loop and alarm).

Physical and Environmental Data

Covers dimensions, mounting, protection class, approvals, and temperature ranges.

Declaration of Conformity

Contact Data

Bircher Reglomat ProLoop Specifications

General

Frequency	Adjustable
Technology	Inductive loop
Frequency range	20 kHz to 130 kHz
Loop inductance	50-1000 µH
Response time	100 ms
Output	Relay
Detection Range	Adjustable