Herutu Electronics TWF600R Pokayoke Receiver User Manual
Herutu Electronics Corporation Pokayoke Receiver
User Manual
V20060621 POKAYOKE Receiver [ TWF-600R ] Operation Manual V 1.03 HERUTU ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. 62-1 Toyooka, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, 433-8103 Japan TEL. 81-53- 438-3555 FAX. 81-53- 438-3411 Safety concerns (Be sure to read) To prevent human injury of user or damage in property from occurring, be sure to observe the precautions shown below. ■ The degree in safety hazard and damage generated by the wrong usage while ignoring the descriptions is classified by the following displays. ! Warning Using in an improper way while ignoring this pictorial symbol might death or serious human injury. cause a ! Caution Using in an improper way while ignoring this pictorial symbol might cause a human injury or property damage. ■The type of descriptions you should observe is classified by the following pictorial symbols. ! This pictorial symbol indicates a “Reminder” to attract an attention. This pictorial symbol indicates a “Prohibition” to prohibit a certain action. ! Caution ■ For the usage to be commonly applied in all the models: ●Avoid using in a place with a plenty of humidity or dust. Otherwise, absorbing a dust or water contents may cause machine trouble, fire or electrical shock. ■For handling this machine: ●This is the electronic devise or wireless radios composed of the precision parts. Do not overhaul/remodel. It may cause accident or machine trouble. ! Warning ■ For handling this machine: ●Do not use this product for the application needing the high reliability related to human lives. ●Do not use this product in a place where it is uncertain about whether or not radio waves reach. ⅰ ! Warning ■For handling the power source: Be sure to observe the following precautions to prevent the AC adapter and Power cord from being heated, damaged, or ignited. ●Do not approximate the AC adapter and Power cord to a fire, or do not put them into a fire. The AC adapter and Power cord can be broken or ignited, resulting in an accident. ●You can use the AC adapter and main body only with the specified power voltage to protect them from the damage and fire accident. ●Do not use the AC adapter and main body in a wettable atmosphere. It may cause accidents or troubles such as heating, igniting or electrical shock. ●Do not touch the AC adapter, main body, Power cord and Plug outlet with wet hands. It may cause an accident such as electrical shock, etc. ●Do not damage the Power cord. A short-circuit or heating may cause a fire or electrical shock. ●Do not use the Power plug with dust being adhered. A short-circuit or heating may cause a fire or electrical shock. ●Do not give a strong impact onto the AC adapter. It may cause an accident or machine failure. ●If you find out deformed AC adapter, do not use it. It may cause an accident or machine failure. ●Do not charge this equipment in a place where flammable gas can be generated. It may cause a fire accident. ●Never overhaul the AC adapter. It may cause an accident or machine failure. ■When trouble happens during use: Since it may cause a fire or electrical shock, disconnect a power plug, and immediately ask outlet store or our company to repair. ● When smoke or abnormal odors are generated, stop using, immediately disconnect a power plug, and ask outlet store or our company to repair. ●Once the Power cord is damaged, do not use it. Using it as is may cause a fire or electrical shock. ⅱ ! CAUTION CHANGE OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE MANUFACTURE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TOOPERATE THE EQUIPMENT TO REDUCE THE ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE SCREWS. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. THE FOLLOWNG APPLIES ONLY IN THE U.S.A This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interface, and (2) This device must accept any interface received, including interface that may cause undesired operation: NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates use and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. ⅲ Contents 1.Outline ....................................................................................................................................1 2.Specification ..........................................................................................................................2 3.Each part name......................................................................................................................4 4.Outline of operation ..............................................................................................................5 4−1.Normal operation ........................................................................................................5 4−2.ID login ........................................................................................................................5 4−3.Setting the contact output time .................................................................................6 5.Installation method................................................................................................................7 6.Dimensional drawing ............................................................................................................8 7.Guarantee...............................................................................................................................9 Outline 1.Outline This machine receives the frame data transmitted from Transmitter provided with software which can communicate, and actuates the corresponding output during the preset time. The frame data transmitted from Transmitter contains ID codes equivalent to 16bit. From among 65536 type’s codes, two codes, which were previously logged in this machine, can be received. (In addition to 65536 types, the type of ID code can be further increased by adding the exclusive code.) The codes within the received frame data are compared with the code that was previously logged in this machine, and only when they are consistent each other, the output (MOS-FET relay) goes into effect. (Due to the preset chattering prevention time, it takes 300ms to reach receivable condition again after MOS-FET relay output.) You can select the desired MOS-FET Relay output time from among four types of 200ms, 400ms, 600ms and 800ms. Specification 2.Specification General specification Items Specification Model TWF-600R Appropriate standard/Regulation FCC Part15B IC RSS-210 RoHS Destination US/Canada Operating voltage power Operating source power Current consumption Working temperature/humidity range Electrostatic withstand pressure Noise permissible zone DC12V (Operative voltage zone: DC10 to 16V) DC Jack Appropriate plug: Internal diameterφ2.1mm External diameterφ5.5mm Center-minus 150mA at max when DC12V is input Temperature: 0 to + 50°C Humidity: 85%RH or less (No freezing and condensation) 10kV DCin 250V Machine dimension 120W x 168H x 38D mm(Raised portion excluded) Steel case material Steel plate (SECC t=1.0) Painted and printed Interface MOS-FET Relay x 4-point (each point independently insulated) Rated load voltage AC/DC30V per point Rated load current 0.5A per point Connection method Screw terminal(M3.5) 8-piece Switch Display Power Locker type(Alternate 2-position) 1-piece switch ID LOGIN Push-type(Momentary/Illuminated-type) 2-piece SWITCH Power Red LED 1-piece(Light emitting sectionφ5) lamp Green LED 2-piece(Light emitting section□9 Also can be used as ID Receiving lamp LOGIN SWITCH) Accessory Antenna (BNC Connector connected) Option AC Adapter Input: AC100V to 240V 50/60Hz Output: DC12V/1A Specification Specification of radio section Communication Unidirectional communication system system Electric wave F1D type Modulation Binary FSK method Modulation rate 1000bps Receiver 426.1 MHz frequency Receiving circuit Double super heterodyne system system Receiving 0dBμVemf or less sensitivity Antenna BNC-J Connector Nominal impedance 50Ω terminal Each part name 3.Each part name ⑤Nameplate label affix ④ BNC Connector for Antenna point ①Receiving lamp 1 (ID LOGIN SWITCH 1) ②Receiving lamp 2 (ID LOGIN SWITCH 2) ③Output terminal block ⑦Power switch Items ①Receiving lamp 1 ②Receiving lamp 2 ③Output terminal block ④BNC Connector for Antenna ⑤Nameplate label affix point ⑥DC Jack for feeding operating power ⑥DC Jack DC12V for feeding operating power ⑧Antenna Contents Receiving lamp corresponding to ID1 (Green LED) Also can be used as ID1Login switch. Receiving lamp corresponding to ID2 (Green LED) Also can be used as ID2 Login switch. Relay output with a total of 4-point where 2-point is for ID1 and 2-point is for ID2 (Screw terminal M3.5) BNC-J Connector. The attached antenna is connected by this part. The Model, Serial No, FCC ID, IC CODE and Precautions in usage and etc are described. DC Jack for feeding the operating power 12V Appropriate plug: internal diameter φ 2.1mm External diameter φ 5.5mm Center-minus ⑦Power switch BNC-J Connector Nominal impedance 50Ω ⑧Antenna Antenna connected by BNC Connector (Accessory) Outline of operation 4.Outline of operation 4−1.Normal operation Once this machine receives two kinds of codes, namely, ID1 and ID2, which were previously logged in, the contact output of either output 1 or output 2 runs during the preset time just as Receiving lamp 1 or Receiving lamp 2 lights on depending on the received code. When the code transmitted from Transmitter deployed can only correspond to the output 1, the output 2 becomes unused (when the input point number of Transmitter is 1-point). You can select the desired contact output time from among four types of 200ms, 400ms, 600ms and 800ms. Setting is already established for this machine to prevent double counting in such a way that next signal cannot be received for 300ms after the last signal is received(unacceptable to change). 4−2.ID login Before using this machine, login the ID to decide the ID you need to receive. You can login two types of ID1 and ID2. Operation can run while only ID1 is logged in with ID2 not being logged in. Besides, the same ID code for between ID1 and ID2 can be set, however, only the output for ID1 can run in this case. Also possible to clear the already logged in ID. Log in and clear the ID according to the following ways: To login the ID ① Turn on the Power switch while pushing the Receiving lamp corresponding to the ID you need to log in. ID1→ID LOGIN SWITCH1 ID2→ID LOGIN SWITCH2 (Receiving lamp can also be used as ID LOGIN SWITCH) ② Verify that the ID LOGIN SWITCH corresponding to ID you need to login is blinking (at interval of 0.5sec). If it does not blink, try again. ③ Within 30-second put the Transmitter of the ID you need to login into transmitting condition once. ④ Within 5-second without a break put it into transmitting condition again. ⑤ Once ID is logged in, blinking of ID LOGIN SWITCH turns into lighting. ⑥ After login is finished, turn off the power once and then turn on the power again before use. Precautions during operation *Do not operate another Transmitter in the vicinity of Receiver during login operation. It may cause an incorrect login. *Unless login operation is completed within the given time, the ID LOGIN SWITCH will light off. In such case, try again from the beginning. Outline of operation To clear the ID ① Turn on the Power switch while pushing the ID LOGIN SWITCH corresponding o the ID you need to login. ID1→Receiving lamp1 ID2→Receiving lamp2 (Receiving lamp can also be used as the ID LOGIN SWITCH) ② Verify that the ID LOGIN SWITCH corresponding to the ID you need to login is blinking (at interval of 0.5sec). ③ Keep pressing the ID LOGIN SWITCH, which is blinking, for 5second. ④ If blinking speed becomes faster when you release ID LOGIN SWITCH, it means that clearing is completed. To use the machine without a break, turn off the power once and then turn on the power again. 4−3.Setting the contact output time You can select the desired contact output time from among four types of 200ms, 400ms, 600ms and 800ms. 200ms is set before shipment. ① Turn on the power while simultaneously pressing two ID LOGIN Switches. ② Once the Power lamp starts blinking, release your hand from ID LOGIN SWITCH. ③ The blinking conditions of Receiving lamp indicate the current output time set values. ④ ID1 ID2 Contact output time lights off lights off 0.2sec lights on lights off 0.4sec lights off lights on 0.6sec lights on lights on 0.8sec To change the setting, manipulate the ID LOGIN SWITCH within 5 seconds. Once ID LOGIN SWITCH is pressed, the “lights on/lights off” will reverse. Manipulate the ID LOGIN SWITCH to get the contact output time you need to set. ⑤ Once 5-second passes after stopping ID LOGIN SWITCH manipulation, the set content can be logged in. If login is completed, all ID LOGIN Switches lights off and blinking of power lamp turns into lighting. Then you can operate as-is continuously. Precautions during operation *The contact output time is common. It is impossible to set the different output time for each ID. *If you do not change the setting, wait for 5-second without manipulating ID LOGIN SWITCH after the condition of ③ or turn off the power switch. *If the power switch is turned off during power lamp in blinking, the set content cannot be logged in. Installation method 5.Installation method ① Install this machine in the place where it can be easily viewed from the Transmitter and also an electric wave can be stably received. ② Set the antenna so that it is not parallel to the metal plates and keep away it from metal plates as far as possible. ③ Feed the stable power supply (DC12V) with less variation. ④ Make a wiring for the output terminal block. Output turns on with relay contact. Once output turns on, short-circuited condition is made between terminals. Once the rated contact load is exceeded, inner circuit might be damaged. Use an extreme care. Rated load voltage AC/DC30V per point Rated load current 0.5A per point Connection method Screw terminal(M3.5) 8-piece Dimensional drawing 6.Dimensional drawing Guarantee 7.Guarantee ●The guarantee certificate is attached on this product. Confirm the prescribed contents, and carefully keep it. ●The guarantee period is stated in the guarantee certificate. We will repair during the guarantee period according to the guarantee provisions without charge. For other details, see the guarantee certificate. ●For the repair after guarantee period, consult the outlet store through which you purchased or our sales office. If the function can be preserved by the repair, we will repair it at some costs on the customer request. ●As a principle, regardless of the guarantee period, the defect product should be brought into our company because the measuring instrument is required for adjustment during repair. Besides, the customer shall bear the transportation cost incurred during transferring to our company. If you need official trip repair or replacement machine during guarantee period, consult the outlet store through which you purchased or our sales office. ●If you have unclear points for the repair or after service during the guarantee period, consult the outlet store through which you purchased or our sales office. ● The contents in this manual are subject to change without prior notice. ● We take all possible measures for the contents stated in this manual, however, if it contains doubtful points, contact our sales office. ● We shall not be responsible for any influences resulting from use of this machine regardless of aforementioned provisions. ● The product specification and appearance are subject to change for further improvement without prior notice.
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