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Commissioning information
Time averages
How to read the time average values of a beam sensor
Where two people are available for commissioning beam sensor pairs, then it may be appropriate to view the
time average readings to get the best bit value setting during fine adjustment.
Procedure for Vigilon panel
[Info]
[UserCode]
<etc>
Enter the 'beam receiver' channel to be read 'channel number 1'
Params
[Device]
1-6
Enter the
[Loop]
Params
1-207
Enter the
[E]
[C] [Q]
Params
1-8
Averages Channel 1
Device 1
163
252 252 252 252 252 162 162 162 162
163 163
[
Repeat
] [ Previous ] [
Obtain the highest bit reading (between 140 - 180) for optimum alignment.
Select
[Repeat]
to refresh the display with the latest values.
Procedure for Nano panel (Access level 4)
Menu
Engineering
Select
View
Select
Averages
Yes
To scroll to the
next channel.
140 bits
12
[TimeAvg]
device address
of 'beam receiver'
loop number
on which the 'beam receiver' is installed
15:45
Loop 1
Next
] [
Cancel
Loop
>
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Loop Map
9
1
Device
1
9
2
Device
2
9
3
Device
3
9
4
Device
4
Select
DEVICE
View Averages
Select
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Time Average Values
[Device 1 Channel 1
]
Latest:
163
T1->T5:
252 252 252 252 252
T6->T11:
163 163 163 163 163 163
Update
180 bits
Sweep
Make adjustment to the 'X' and 'Y' axis
settings of the bracket to get the highest
Green LED on the sensor to illuminate.
]
140 bits
Sweep
Make adjustment to the 'X' and 'Y' axis
settings of the bracket to get the highest
Green LED on the sensor to illuminate.
Map
Select
Select
Quit
Settings
Select
Select
Update
Back
Obtain the highest bit reading (between 140-180) for optimum alignment.
Select
[Update]
to refresh the display with the latest values.
4188-968 issue 4_Part 2_07-12_S4 mains interface
S4 Beam Sensor & brackets
180 bits
Select
Select
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