JCM Technologies CAP ACTIVE, User Manual

Page 1: ...jcmtechnologies CAPTIVE RadioBand3G System EN CAP T868 CAP T916 CAP ACTIVE CAP R868 CAP R916 CAP MAGIN User manual CAPTIVE SYSTEM CAPTIVE FAMILY...

Page 2: ...TRANSMITTER 6 1 4 CAP R868 916 RECEIVER 8 1 5 CAP MAGIN 9 2 Detection principles 11 3 Installation 11 3 1 CAP T CAP R 11 3 2 CAP ACTIVE 14 3 3 CAP MAGIN 16 3 3 1 Fixing the grey magnet 15 3 3 2 Fixing...

Page 3: ...ming safety edge to receiver 24 7 Checking and maintenance 26 7 1 Does the equipment work properly 26 7 2 Check the correct operation 26 7 3 CHECK function 27 7 4 Troubleshooting 28 7 5 Total reset 29...

Page 4: ...the movement of the gate It detects metal or conductive objects near the safety edge It cannot detect plastics glass neither other no conductive materials The receiver manages the activation and deact...

Page 5: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 5 The system complies with EN ISO 13849 1 2008 category 2 PLd when the auto test function is used...

Page 6: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 6 1 2 CAP T868 916 TRANSMITTER Recomended sensibility range adjustment between 5 6...

Page 7: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 7 1 3 CAP ACTIVE TRANSMITTER Recommended sensibility range adjustment between 6 7...

Page 8: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 8 1 4 CAP R868 916 RECEIVER...

Page 9: ...9 Vdc 1 5 CAP MAGIN CAP MAGIN DETECTOR NO TOUCH activated NO TOUCH inhibited 2m GREY MAGNETS BLACK GREY BLACK magnets position depends on the direction of the gate CAP MAGIN LED must be GREEN while g...

Page 10: ...e parts of the safety edge For that reason CAPT has a cable to connect GND to the metal part of the gate It is very important for the proper working of the NO TOUCH detection that the ground reference...

Page 11: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 11 3 Installation 3 1 CAP T CAP R IMPORTANT Do not place metal surfaces between transmitter and receiver...

Page 12: ...door Use metallic profiles appropriated for the safety edge used IMPORTANT To avoid false detections and ensure a longer NO TOUCH range the gap between the internal wires and the gate must be as bigge...

Page 13: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 13 3 2 CAP ACTIVE Ground cable must be fixed to the gate Make sure that ground and antenna wires are NOT in contact...

Page 14: ...o allow the gate to closing GREY BLACK magnets position depends on the direction of the gate CAP MAGIN LED must be GREEN while gate is closing opening RED when gate is totally closed opened CAP MAGIN...

Page 15: ...etector When the door starts closing the green magnet travels past the MAGIN and NO TOUCH gate sensor is activated LED indicator on MAGIN detector changes to green color when grey magnet passes in fro...

Page 16: ...etector In this zone the safety edge will only be activated from mechanical compression Inhibition zone length depends on NO TOUCH sensitivity adjustment When NO TOUCH sensor is detecting an LED on th...

Page 17: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 17 4 Connections 4 1 Connecting the CAP T safety edge Ground cable must be fixed to the gate Make sure that ground and antenna...

Page 18: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 18 4 2 Connecting the CAP ACTIVE safety edge Check the ground wire is properly fixed and the cable tension is calibrated...

Page 19: ...ion to control panel with safety contact STOP input Example connection to control panel with input for safety edge 8k2 The equipment can be connected to the control panel with input for safety edge 8k...

Page 20: ...08 safety standard a signal to test the system must be connected When working with optical safety edges in ON mode only OSE S7502 are allowed as they are kept always active The radio communication is...

Page 21: ...d up and down 4 4 Connecting MAGIN to the receiver Any kind of external signal is suitable to manage the activation deactivation of the NO TOUCH function A dry contact signal must be connected into IN...

Page 22: ...the ATEST signal is active So it is necessary to disconnect this ATEST signal during the door movement WORK Inhibition polarity SW3 Open contact Open contact in INH GND connector switch off NO TOUCH...

Page 23: ...when working with optical safety edges All transmitters in the receiver work in the same way It will be necessary to reset the receiver when changing the operating mode with transmitters already memor...

Page 24: ...AP ACTIVE CAP T transmitters in the same way It does not make any difference between safety edge on opening nor on closing CAP ACTIVE CAP T transmitter has 2 separate detectors mechanical resistive sa...

Page 25: ...e is selected LED s for R1 R2 will flash in sequence to select the correct operation mode There are four programming modes depending on the inputs you wish to use of the transmitter and the outputs re...

Page 26: ...d IN2 LEDs of the transmitter will pass to battery saving mode off 5 minutes after pressing PROG on the transmitter They can re awaken again pressing the PROG button on the transmitter If there is no...

Page 27: ...m is operating correctly If the communication with a transmitter fails during checking or the communication is deficient the receiver emits three consecutive beeps indicating that an error has occurre...

Page 28: ...CAPTIVE SYSTEM jcmtechnologies 28 7 4 Troubleshooting...

Page 29: ...rogramming PROG button pressed down and make a bridge with the MR reset jumper 3 The receiver will emit 10 warning sound signals 3 and then more at a faster frequency indicating that the operation has...

Page 30: ...non combustible structure and keep adequate clearance between walls and batteries The maximum temperature suggested for the storage is 30 C Higher temperatures are allowed but cause an increase in the...

Page 31: ...eat or drink during the assembly Do not expose at temperature higher than 100 C it is recommended 85 C Avoid short circuit crush and exposition to heat sources Do not disassemble the batteries or the...

Page 32: ...ifrequency system 868 MHz Multifrequency system 916 MHz Operating consumption 2 1 mA 12mA Radiated power 25 mW 25 mW Range in open field 50 m 50 m Operating temperature 20 C to 55 C 20 C to 55 C Water...

Page 33: ...edge does not need special maintenance yet a periodic check every 6 months is recommended Each check must be registered It is recommended to remove any extraneous substances cleaning with exhausters...

Page 34: ...nently connected equipment an easily accessible connection device must be incorporated into the cabling This system must only be installed by a qualified person that has experience with automatic door...

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Page 36: ...omply with the EN 12978 2003 product standard and assure the correct operation of the system it is mandatory to follow the instructions below to avoid serious dangerous to persons SW1 1 is allowed to...