To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Reer Lighting Equipment detects a hazardous interfering Emitter condition?
If your Reer Lighting Equipment detects a hazardous interfering Emitter condition, try the following steps: * Invert the positions of the Emitter and Receiver. * Move the interfering Emitter to prevent it from illuminating the Receiver. * Use opaque guards to shield the beams coming from the interfering Emitter.
What to do if there is overcurrent on Reer VISION Lighting Equipment outputs?
If you experience overcurrent on one or both outputs (OSSD) or a probable short circuit between the two outputs (OSSD) of your Reer Lighting Equipment, carefully check the connection of terminals 2 and 4 (OSSD) on the connector. If necessary, reduce the load by reducing the requested current to max. 500mA (2.2 µF). Note that these terminals can be connected directly to + 24 Vdc or to 0 Vdc or in short circuit.
What to do if Reer VISION Lighting Equipment has internal failure relating to the static outputs?
Check the connection of terminals 2 and 4 (OSSD) on the connector carefully. If the problem persists, return the Reer Lighting Equipment to ReeR laboratories for repair.
How to troubleshoot anomalous operation of Reer Lighting Equipment?
If your Reer Lighting Equipment is operating anomalously, try switching the system off and then on again to exclude any occasional electromagnetic disturbances. If the issue persists, return the equipment to ReeR laboratories for repair.
General| Brand | Reer |
|---|---|
| Model | VISION |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details LED colors, states, and conditions for both emitter and receiver units.
Provides diagnosis and remedies for emitter anomalies based on LED indicators.
Provides diagnosis and remedies for receiver anomalies based on LED indicators.
