Patlite WDT-4LR-Z2, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...e performed by a professional contractor if construction work is involved Prior to installation read this manual thoroughly before using this product to ensure correct use Re read this manual before c...

Page 2: ...DT 16 2 WDR 17 6 Installation 19 6 1 Before Installation 19 1 What is the WD Wireless Network 19 2 About Grouping and ExtendedPanID 21 3 About the MAC Address 22 4 How many WDT you can connect to WDR...

Page 3: ...Related to Wireless Data Transmission 48 2 Functions Related to Signal Tower Input 51 3 Install Initialize and Change Settings Functions 54 9 Replacement and Optional Parts 56 9 1 Replacement Parts 56...

Page 4: ...structions are ignored WARNING This symbol indicates Failure to follow the instructions may lead to death or serious injury CAUTION This symbol indicates Failure to follow the instructions may lead to...

Page 5: ...ailure to follow these instructions could result in fire or electric shock Do not use this product when there is condensation Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or electric shoc...

Page 6: ...ght Locations subject to shock and vibration Near heating appliances Environments where there is dust iron powder and so on Places near fire or environments with high temperatures and humidity Locatio...

Page 7: ...ion Disposing this product When disposing of this product follow the rules and regulations on how to handle recyclable materials as outlined in your community About this manual The contents of this ma...

Page 8: ...em Instruction Manual 8 2 Contents 2 1About the Contents 1 WDT 4LR Z2 WDT 5LR Z2 WDT 6LR Z2 Product 1 unit Instruction Manual digest version 1 copy 2 WDR LE Z2 Product 1 unit Ferrite core 1 Instructio...

Page 9: ...Signal Tower LR5 WDT 6LR Z2 Compatible LR Series Signal Tower LR6 LR Signal Tower Models This product Compatible LR Series Signal Tower Model Model Size Rated Voltage WDT 4LR Z2 LR4 02 40 24 VDC LR4 M...

Page 10: ...ireless Data Acquisition System Instruction Manual 10 4 Part Names and Dimensions 4 1About Part Names and Dimensions 1 WDT transmitter Part Names Part Dimensions Front View units mm Front View units m...

Page 11: ...n System Instruction Manual 11 2 WDR receiver Part Names main unit Front View Bottom View Part Names inside the main unit Front View inside the main unit Part Dimensions Front View Front View inside t...

Page 12: ...multiple WDT up to 30 units Signal Tower information Status of the signal tower from which the WD system collects data WDT Transmitter on a WD wireless network The WDT collects signal tower informatio...

Page 13: ...ation items Models WDT 1 to 30 units 1 per receiver WDT 4LR Z2 or WDT 5LR Z2 or WDT 6LR Z2 WDR 1 to 20 units 2 WDR LE Z2 WDS 1 WDS WIN01 Host PC 3 1 1 For more information refer to 6 1 4 How many WDT...

Page 14: ...his Product WDT 6LR Z2 This Product Power supply input kit option 1 WDX 4LRB WDX 5LRB WDX 6LRB AC Adaptor option 1 ADP 001 WDR 1 WDR LE Z2 WDS 1 WDS WIN01 Maintenance PC 1 LAN Cable 2 3 1 USB Cable 4...

Page 15: ...sted 2 Socket Communication Pattern 1 CSV Assisted WD System Transmit Signal Tower information WDS Save loaded signal tower information as CSV data Visualization Application Software Visualization of...

Page 16: ...types of signal tower information Refer to 8 1 1 Select Format of Signal Tower Information Maintain Signal Tower Status When a transmission failure occurs between the signal tower signal input and the...

Page 17: ...ecific command from the host PC the indicator flashes blue for approximately 10 seconds Refer to 8 1 3 Display WDT Call Display WDT MAC address A label on the body of the WDT identifies its MAC addres...

Page 18: ...wer supply input status Green light Power ON light off Power OFF Initialize Network Settings Function for resetting the LAN network settings to its factory default Select by toggling a DIP switch on t...

Page 19: ...f the frequencies used overlap the WD wireless network could experience transmission delays and other communication issues The wireless communication is encrypted The encryption standard used is AES C...

Page 20: ...3 2 415 2 CH14 2 420 2 CH15 2 425 2 CH16 2 430 2 CH17 2 435 2 CH18 2 440 2 CH19 2 445 2 CH20 2 450 2 CH21 2 455 2 CH22 2 460 2 CH23 2 465 2 CH24 2 470 2 CH25 2 475 2 CH26 2 480 2 Example Wireless Chan...

Page 21: ...and wireless channels for devices in multiple groups If there are multiple channels available for selection you should use separate wireless channels for each group By distributing groups over multipl...

Page 22: ...to WDR The number of WDT units you can connect to a WDR is limited by how often signal tower information is sent to the WDR Limit the number of WDT so that the WDR processes an average of about 120 ti...

Page 23: ...er to 6 2 1 2 Distance Between Devices The recommended distance between all WDT and WDR is within line of sight 3 Line of sight between each device WDR WDT To ensure good line of sight the location sh...

Page 24: ...es power supplies and industrial equipment Noise from microwave ovens fluorescent lamps and so on Surrounding obstacles Interference caused by fading of own radio waves Various obstacles wall floor ce...

Page 25: ...referred to as the Fresnel Zone is required The Fresnel zone is a three dimensional space whose size is estimated as follows Line of sight L 20 m Fresnel zone diameter D about 1 6 m Line of sight L 10...

Page 26: ...nformation for the settings below prepared beforehand Information required Description Information about the equipment to connect Equipment name and other identifiable equipment information Informatio...

Page 27: ...WDS WIN01 for equipment settings Install WDS WIN01 on the maintenance PC and set up the equipment For using WDS WIN01 refer to the WDS WIN01 Instruction Manual The setup procedure is as follows Step...

Page 28: ...fer to 7 2 1 Mounting the WDR 2 WDR wiring procedure Refer to 7 2 2 WDR Wiring 3 Check the Connection Between WDT and WDR Step Item References 1 Check the WDT wireless status Refer to 8 1 3 Display Co...

Page 29: ...e to follow this instruction could result in a short circuit Supply only the correct power direct current or alternating current and use the proper voltage Failure to follow this instruction could res...

Page 30: ...re to follow this instruction could result in a short circuit 2 Attaching and Detaching the WDT WARNING Mandatory Before any work is done disconnect the power CAUTION Prohibited Do not apply excessive...

Page 31: ...ED unit it is difficult to assess the status shown by the lamp on this product CAUTION Prohibited Do not detach multiple connected units except head cover from this product or the body unit When detac...

Page 32: ...Wireless Data Acquisition System Instruction Manual 32 Attaching the WDT to the LR Series Signal Tower Attaching WDT 4LR Z2 Attaching Detaching Positioning Mark...

Page 33: ...Wireless Data Acquisition System Instruction Manual 33 WDT 5LR Z2 WDT 6LR Z2 Attaching Detaching Positioning Mark Locked Unlocked...

Page 34: ...T to the LR series signal tower Attach or detach units in the prescribed order beginning with 1 Detach and attach units one at a time The following are the steps for detaching the WDT from the LR seri...

Page 35: ...onally depending on how it is removed the tab may come out of the groove as shown in Figure 1 when detaching this product from the body unit If the product is attached again while the tab is still in...

Page 36: ...imple counter settings Refer to 8 1 1 Selecting the signal wire for a simple counter Transmission mode Refer to 8 1 1 Functions Related to Wireless Data Transmission 1 For this product s settings use...

Page 37: ...itch number Description Initial settings 1 Initialize setting values OFF OFF Normally use with this setting OFF ON Initializes the value for various settings Refer to 7 2 5 Initialization Process 2 Me...

Page 38: ...play Communication Quality 6 Initializing the WDT Initialization process Follow the instructions to run initialization Step Item 1 Turn on DIP switch 1 on the product 2 Turn on the power After a few s...

Page 39: ...lfunction Turn off the power before performing any electric wiring or product installation Failure to follow this instruction could result in electric shock When working in narrow or high places pay a...

Page 40: ...en using the wiring access from the rear of the unit cut open the cover colored with nippers 3 When wiring access insufficient bottom When using the wiring access from the bottom of the unit and the c...

Page 41: ...ock or the DC jack Failure to follow this instruction could result in equipment failure Do not connect the USB cable and LAN connector at the same time WDR will not operate properly NOTICE Use 28 14 A...

Page 42: ...ectors When using a contact terminal block At this point do not turn on the power Wrap the lead wire around a ferrite core 2 Insert the LAN cable into the WDR main unit s LAN connector LAN cable is no...

Page 43: ...e to the WDR main unit USB cable is not included Power is supplied via the bus for the USB cable 2 Insert the USB cable to the PC NOTE On the first USB connection the Found New Hardware wizard starts...

Page 44: ...TE Contact capacity is 24 VDC 500 mA When using contact outputs you can control them with contact control commands For information about contact control commands refer to Application Notes CAUTION You...

Page 45: ...N communication LAN communication settings Refer to 6 3 1 Setup Information Required equipment For information on system configuration when setting up the equipment refer to 5 2 2 Maintenance System C...

Page 46: ...WDR DIP Switch Operations DIP Switch Operations CAUTION Prohibited Do not use excessive force on this product Failure to follow this instruction will result in equipment damage Do not use sharp tipped...

Page 47: ...network settings to their default values Step Item 1 Power down the WDR 2 Turn on DIP switch 1 on the product 3 Power up the WDR The power LED green lights up 4 Wait for the output LED red to light u...

Page 48: ...ignal Tower information Description Signal display Buzzer Red Amber Green Blue White Status light on flashing light off sound no sound Only when extended format is selected Relationship between the un...

Page 49: ...o the WDR for transmitting the information A dense mesh status increases communication redundancy Mesh Status Simple Counter Function By using a pulse input on a single signal wire count up the number...

Page 50: ...al wire for a simple counter Use one of the following to select the signal wire Signal wire selection method DIP Switch Wire used by the simple counter Using a DIP switch on the unit Blue fixed Using...

Page 51: ...put repeatedly changes light on to light off to light on to light off and so on the result is flashing and information is transmitted You can select from 3 different time periods in WDS WIN01 before f...

Page 52: ...square brackets represent buzzer operation Setting Determination Description Change in state Operation result Normal Light on Light off light on Light off Light on light off Flashing Flashing Light o...

Page 53: ...anges when they occur faster than 100 ms When using normal determination and you need to change the input state of multiple signal towers at the same time the interval between these state changes need...

Page 54: ...used as a repeater for communication Red pulse Connection is not good with any WDR or WDT in the WD wireless network Red light Product is waiting to join the WD Network Pulse is where the lamp fades b...

Page 55: ...nual 55 Settings Item Initial settings ExtendedPanID 0000 0000 0000 0000 Frequency Channel Select all Determine signal tower input Flashing medium Power supply Power line Transmission mode Immediate t...

Page 56: ...ustomer for exchange or replacement 1 WDT WDT 4LR replacement parts WDT 5LR replacement parts WDT 6LR replacement parts O ring 40 O ring 50 O ring 60 5 pieces 5 pieces 5 pieces 9 2Optional Parts The f...

Page 57: ...t it may take some time to complete the connection Check the indicator again after about 5 minutes Check if the WDR is working properly The ExtendedPanID in the WDR must match the wireless channel set...

Page 58: ...representative Contact output does not output Wire correctly and check the operation Send the correct command The host and USB are connected but communication does not work Select the correct port and...

Page 59: ...e Ambient Temperature 20 C to 60 C Storage Ambient Humidity 85 RH or less no condensation Mounting Location Indoors Mounting Direction Upright Protection Rating IP65 IEC 60529 NEMA TYPE 4X 13 Mass 70...

Page 60: ...10 C to 60 C no condensation Storage Ambient Temperature 20 C to 70 C free from freezing Relative Humidity 85 RH or less no condensation Mounting Location Indoors Mounting Method Horizontal installat...

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