Commissioning
Operating Manual PSEN op2B/1 Series
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ON
Fig.: DIP switches 4 and 8 in OFF position = With restart interlock
7.2
Orientation
7.2.1
General guidelines
For the safety light grid to function properly,
the transmitter and receiver must be aligned.
Optimum alignment is achieved when the optical axes of the first and last beam from the
transmitter coincide with the optical axes of the corresponding elements on the receiver.
The positions of the transmitter and receiver on the safety light grid,
and the muting sensors
if present, can be modified in accordance with the following diagram.
The yellow LEDs High Align [3] and Low Align [4] indicate the status of the alignment.
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
}
If the alignment for the upper beam is correct, the LED High
Align [3] will light
}
If the alignment for the lower beam is correct, the LED Low
Align [4] will light
}
If both beams are aligned correctly and the LEDs are lit, the
green LED will also light [1]
The alignment of a type without muting set is described under Safety light grid alignment.
