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Covers detection range, installation height, and maximum distances between transmitter and receiver.
Details cover removal, unit base mounting, and electrical connection methods.
Describes the terminal connections for the Receiver and Transmitter units.
Illustrates wiring diagrams for single set and two sets in line configurations.
Details the step-by-step process for optical alignment using viewfinders and monitor jacks.
Describes terminal connections for Receiver and Transmitter for this model series.
Shows wiring diagrams for one set, two in line, and two sets stacking.
Details beam frequency selection, horizontal/vertical adjustment, and mirror alignment.
Explains how to select beam frequencies to avoid crosstalk in stacking or long-distance applications.
Details wiring and operation of the alarm memory function for system armed/disarmed states.
Explains the DQ circuit for trouble signals due to environmental changes like fog or rain.
Describes the advantage and wiring of the re-transmitting circuit for simplified wiring.
Troubleshooting steps for no device action after power application.
Troubleshooting steps when beams are blocked but no alarm is triggered.
Troubleshooting steps for false alarms with illuminated indicator.
Troubleshooting steps for false activations due to environmental or alignment issues.
Covers detection range, installation height, and maximum distances between transmitter and receiver.
Details cover removal, unit base mounting, and electrical connection methods.
Describes the terminal connections for the Receiver and Transmitter units.
Illustrates wiring diagrams for single set and two sets in line configurations.
Details the step-by-step process for optical alignment using viewfinders and monitor jacks.
Describes terminal connections for Receiver and Transmitter for this model series.
Shows wiring diagrams for one set, two in line, and two sets stacking.
Details beam frequency selection, horizontal/vertical adjustment, and mirror alignment.
Explains how to select beam frequencies to avoid crosstalk in stacking or long-distance applications.
Details wiring and operation of the alarm memory function for system armed/disarmed states.
Explains the DQ circuit for trouble signals due to environmental changes like fog or rain.
Describes the advantage and wiring of the re-transmitting circuit for simplified wiring.
Troubleshooting steps for no device action after power application.
Troubleshooting steps when beams are blocked but no alarm is triggered.
Troubleshooting steps for false alarms with illuminated indicator.
Troubleshooting steps for false activations due to environmental or alignment issues.
| Beam Type | Infrared |
|---|---|
| Detection Range | 100m (outdoor), 200m (indoor) |
| Response Time | 50 to 700 ms |
| Operating Temperature | -35°C to 60°C |
| Alignment Angle | Horizontal: ±90°, Vertical: ±10° |
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