Bircher RFGate 3.2.T User manual

1
RFGate 3.2.T
50
121
23
106
22
4
4
ON
1 2
1 2
ON
12
ON
1 2
ON
1 2
ON
1 2
ON
IN1 IN2 * IN1 IN2 *
8k2 8k2
IN1 IN2 *
8k2
8k2
IN1 IN2 *
8k2
2x = NC
4x = NO NC NO
i
1
2
i
LED
i
50
125
23
106
22
ON
1 2
Transmitter for safety edges to RFGate 3 wireless signal transmission system
Supplementary sheet to the original instruction manual
General
1Safety instructions
ENGLISH
370058C
07/19
Transmitter Option with connector for
external antenna
Battery life up to 2 years, but it is recommended batteries are changed every 12 months.
Intended use: In combination with a receiver RFGate 3.x.R
Batteries
CR2032
DIP-
switch
Push
button
On the transmitter: = safety edge = switch (NO or NC: see 2.2)
DIP switch setting according to sensors
(safety edge, switch contact)
2.1 DIP switch setting
*IN2 is only active when used with dual channel receiver RFGate 3.2.R with DIP switch 2 OFF
2.2 How to change inputs from NC to NO (factory setting = NC)
1.
Insert rst
battery
4.
Insert 2nd
battery
2.
Status
3.
Change
5.
Change stored
Press button on
transmitter
Status
changes
LED
ashes
LED ashes
> 1.5 sec.
After inserting the rst battery,
you have 10 seconds to change the logic.
2Wiring / set-up
Conductor cross section 0.25 – 0.75 mm2
on RFGate 3.2.R

2
3V
LITHIUM
CR2032
+
3V
LITHIUM
CR2032
+
   
i
   
OK?
3x
Designed in Switzerland / Made in EU
BBC Bircher Smart Access, BBC Bircher AG, Wiesengasse 20, CH-8222 Beringen, www.bircher.com
3Installation sequence, set-up
4Pairing transmitter with receiver
 Insert new batteries (take polarity into account)
Put on the cover
 Open housing (screwdriver recommended)
Remove batteries
5Maintenance
5.1 Warning indicator for low battery voltage
5.2 Battery change
Receiver: 3 beeps every minute To nd out which transmitter has low
battery voltage:
Press each edge. A beep indicates the low
battery.
Battery voltage low
Beep
6Technical data
Transmitter
Battery power 2x Lithium 3 V Type CR2032
Power consumption Transmitting: 17 mA standby: 16 µA
Frequency bands 869.525 MHz & 868.15 MHz
Optional
for external antenna Connector SMA (f)
for antenna with SMA connector (m)
7EU Declaration of Conformity
9Contact
8WEEE
See attachment
2.3 Cable routing, strain relief
Determine the cable routing
Break out the corresponding part of the cover if necessary
 Punch hole into the grommet
 Thread cable
Fix cable with the clamp (➔strain relief)
Cable Ø: 3.1 – 5.2 mm
… or use holes
in the base plate
Break out …
➔See instruction manual of receiver.
➔See instruction manual of receiver.
Hint:
Devices with this symbol must be treated separately during disposal. This must be done in accordance with the laws of
the respective countries for environmentally sound disposal, processing and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
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