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OPTICAL DUSTOPTICAL DUST
OPTICAL DUSTOPTICAL DUST
OPTICAL DUST
DETECTORSDETECTORS
DETECTORSDETECTORS
DETECTORS
RPV20RPV20
RPV20RPV20
RPV20
RPV20-EXRPV20-EX
RPV20-EXRPV20-EX
RPV20-EX
TECHNICAL MANUALTECHNICAL MANUAL
TECHNICAL MANUALTECHNICAL MANUAL
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INSTALLATION, SETUP ANDINSTALLATION, SETUP AND
INSTALLATION, SETUP ANDINSTALLATION, SETUP AND
INSTALLATION, SETUP AND
MAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE
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RPV20RPV20
RPV20RPV20
RPV20
RPV20-EXRPV20-EX
RPV20-EXRPV20-EX
RPV20-EX
INDEXINDEX
INDEXINDEX
INDEX
1 - General Precautions for Usage1 - General Precautions for Usage
1 - General Precautions for Usage1 - General Precautions for Usage
1 - General Precautions for Usage
2 - RPV20 Elements2 - RPV20 Elements
2 - RPV20 Elements2 - RPV20 Elements
2 - RPV20 Elements
3 - Installation3 - Installation
3 - Installation3 - Installation
3 - Installation
4 - Control Panel4 - Control Panel
4 - Control Panel4 - Control Panel
4 - Control Panel
5 - Menu/Configuration5 - Menu/Configuration
5 - Menu/Configuration5 - Menu/Configuration
5 - Menu/Configuration
6 - Configuration process6 - Configuration process
6 - Configuration process6 - Configuration process
6 - Configuration process
7 - Led and Relays7 - Led and Relays
7 - Led and Relays7 - Led and Relays
7 - Led and Relays
8 - Maintenance8 - Maintenance
8 - Maintenance8 - Maintenance
8 - Maintenance
9 - Normal operation9 - Normal operation
9 - Normal operation9 - Normal operation
9 - Normal operation
10 - Laser instrument10 - Laser instrument
10 - Laser instrument10 - Laser instrument
10 - Laser instrument

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RPV-20 is an instrument designed for the detection and
measurement of the amount of dust present in an
environment. The measurement is performed between
the ends of an optical path.
RPV-20 is composed of 3 elements:
- TX -RX unit
- optical reflector
- power supply and electronic processing switchboard.
An infrared ray is emitted by the TX and directed towards
the reflector which reflects it towards the RX. The
distance between the optical unit and the reflector can
be chosen between 10 and 25m max.
The optical path therefore, being a reflection system, is
twice the distance between the optical unit and the
reflector.
For example, if the distance between the optical unit
and the reflector is 20m, the optical path is 40m.
The operating principle is based on the interaction
between the particles of dust present along the optical
path and the infrared ray emitted by the TX transmitter
and reflected and received by the RX.
The signal emitted by the RX is sent to the control panel
for signal analysis and processing.
The instrument reveals the difference in light intensity
between that emitted by the transmitter and that
detected by the receiver.
The more the amount of dust increases along the optical
path, the more the intensity of the light detected on the
RX unit decreases.
For a correct installation, we recommend reading and
scrupulously carrying out the instructions listed below.
The excellent operating results will largely compensate
for the time spent reading these instructions.
1 - GENERAL PRECAUTION FOR USAGE1 - GENERAL PRECAUTION FOR USAGE
1 - GENERAL PRECAUTION FOR USAGE1 - GENERAL PRECAUTION FOR USAGE
1 - GENERAL PRECAUTION FOR USAGE
1.11.1
1.11.1
1.1 - during the unpacking and stationing of the
product, it is extremely important that the optical unit
of the RPV-20 (TX transmitter and RX receiver) is kept
away from very bright lights. In particular, it must be
absolutely avoided that the lenses of the optical drive
are hit by sunlight. The possible focus of sunlight on
sensitive internal photoelements can irreparably damage
the equipment
1.21.2
1.21.2
1.2 - avoid causing violent impacts to the optical unit
TX and RX which can be caused by accidental fall or
dynamic contact with other elements during installation.
Particular care must be taken during the fixing of the
TX-RX units and reflector on the walls to prevent them
from falling to the ground.
1.31.3
1.31.3
1.3 - during installation, care must also be taken in
protecting the front window of the optical drive. It is
necessary to avoid scratching, bumping, deforming and
dirtying this window, which has the double function of
mechanical protection and optical filter
1.4 - before installation it is very important to carry out a careful
and critical examination of the environmental conditions to
avoid absolutely that the installation could pose a danger to
people or things
2 - RPV20 ELEMENTS2 - RPV20 ELEMENTS
2 - RPV20 ELEMENTS2 - RPV20 ELEMENTS
2 - RPV20 ELEMENTS
2.12.1
2.12.1
2.1 - The RPV20 includes a Control Panel, 1 Transmitter/
Receiver and 1 reflector.
2.22.2
2.22.2
2.2 - The RPV20-EX includes a Control Panel, 1
Trasmitter and 1 Receiver.
2.32.3
2.32.3
2.3 - Use a 4 wire shielded cable to make the connection
between the Central Unit and transceiver.
RPV20 Control Unit + Transreceiver and reflectorRPV20 Control Unit + Transreceiver and reflector
RPV20 Control Unit + Transreceiver and reflectorRPV20 Control Unit + Transreceiver and reflector
RPV20 Control Unit + Transreceiver and reflector
RPV20-EX Control Unit + Transmitter and receiverRPV20-EX Control Unit + Transmitter and receiver
RPV20-EX Control Unit + Transmitter and receiverRPV20-EX Control Unit + Transmitter and receiver
RPV20-EX Control Unit + Transmitter and receiver
3 - INSTALLATION3 - INSTALLATION
3 - INSTALLATION3 - INSTALLATION
3 - INSTALLATION
3.13.1
3.13.1
3.1- Install the two optical elements, (TX +RX and
reflector or TX and RX) or their fixing brackets at an
height in accordance with the characteristics of the
environment and aligned with each other at a distance
chosen between 10 and 25 meters. The wall fixing of
the must be done carefully using suitable plugs.
It is extremely important that the detector fixing is well
done to avoid the danger of misalignment of the two
optical units that can cause a malfunction.
During this operation make sure that the two optical
units are sufficiently aligned with each other. The perfect
alignment will be carried out later during the optical
collimation phase.
3.23.2
3.23.2
3.2 - - The position of the reflector must be
perpendicular to the incident beam. Position shall be
chosen carefully considering the maximum angular
misalignment possible between transmitter / receiver
and the reflector(+/-1,5 degree)
3.33.3
3.33.3
3.3 - - A good method to install the reflector may be,
for example, a support with a good fixing
3.43.4
3.43.4
3.4 - Install the control panel in a favorable position for
operation with suitable wall plugs.

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3.53.5
3.53.5
3.5 - open the control panel cover and connect to the
230V mains and to the system peripherals (analog
outputs, relay contacts, etc.) using the internal terminal
board according to the connection diagrams indicated
in the following pages (fig.1- 2-3-4)
It is recommended that the 230V mains power supply
be provided with an adequate magneto-thermal
protection switch at the start.
3.63.6
3.63.6
3.6 - connect the shielded cable of the TX-RX optical
units to the control panel (fig. 4).
For the EX version TX and Rx must both be connectedFor the EX version TX and Rx must both be connected
For the EX version TX and Rx must both be connectedFor the EX version TX and Rx must both be connected
For the EX version TX and Rx must both be connected
to the same RS485 terminals.to the same RS485 terminals.
to the same RS485 terminals.to the same RS485 terminals.
to the same RS485 terminals.
3.7 - After installing all the elements following the
instructions and connecting the control panel to the
optical units, you need to configure the device.
RPV20 Transceiver mounting holesRPV20 Transceiver mounting holes
RPV20 Transceiver mounting holesRPV20 Transceiver mounting holes
RPV20 Transceiver mounting holes
V1-V2_V3 bolts for optical aligment
RPV20EX TX/RX mounting holesRPV20EX TX/RX mounting holes
RPV20EX TX/RX mounting holesRPV20EX TX/RX mounting holes
RPV20EX TX/RX mounting holes
RPV20 Control Panel mounting holesRPV20 Control Panel mounting holes
RPV20 Control Panel mounting holesRPV20 Control Panel mounting holes
RPV20 Control Panel mounting holes
4 - CONTROL PANEL MENU4 - CONTROL PANEL MENU
4 - CONTROL PANEL MENU4 - CONTROL PANEL MENU
4 - CONTROL PANEL MENU
4.14.1
4.14.1
4.1 - The configuration is performed on the switchboard
using the five buttons on the front. The function of the
keys is as follows:
UP button = increase value
DN button = decreases value
OK button = confirm value
F1 key = entry into the configuration menu and other
functions
F2 key = laser aiming and other functions
4.24.2
4.24.2
4.2 - When powered the RPV20 control unit will show
EDS message on display and start a sequential flashing
of the LEDs on the front panel.
4.34.3
4.34.3
4.3 - At first power ON the RPV20 control panel
automatically logs in the ‘Configuration Menu’.

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> ITALIANO
ENGLISH
5 - CONFIGURATION MENU5 - CONFIGURATION MENU
5 - CONFIGURATION MENU5 - CONFIGURATION MENU
5 - CONFIGURATION MENU
5.15.1
5.15.1
5.1 - To enter the configuration menu, keep F1 button
pressed for 5 sec. This is not necessary if unit is
powered for the first time.
5.25.2
5.25.2
5.2 - To change the displayed submenu use the up/
down arrows and press OK to confirm.
5.35.3
5.35.3
5.3 - Available submenus in order :
LanguageLanguage
LanguageLanguage
Language : choose between english and italian
Path SetupPath Setup
Path SetupPath Setup
Path Setup : set the working distance for the installation
Full Scale SetupFull Scale Setup
Full Scale SetupFull Scale Setup
Full Scale Setup : choose the full scale of the sensor
50-100-500-1000 mg/m3
Alarm SetupAlarm Setup
Alarm SetupAlarm Setup
Alarm Setup : set the needed alarm threshold
to 1/5, 2/5, 3/5, 4/5 and full
ScaleScale
ScaleScale
Scale ::
::
:
(ex. 50 mg/m3 : 10-20-30-40-50)
Regulation SetupRegulation Setup
Regulation SetupRegulation Setup
Regulation Setup : adjust the delay of automatic signal
regulation between 1min - 240min
(0 min =never, only for test purposes)
Average SetupAverage Setup
Average SetupAverage Setup
Average Setup : setup of the time for the average calculation
of the signal level 5 sec to 60 sec (step of 5 sec)
AlignmentAlignment
AlignmentAlignment
Alignment : fine optical alignment procedure
- After the first configuration, if you wish to access the
configuration menu again, just hold down the F1 key
for four seconds.
6 - CONFIGURATION PROCESS6 - CONFIGURATION PROCESS
6 - CONFIGURATION PROCESS6 - CONFIGURATION PROCESS
6 - CONFIGURATION PROCESS
6.16.1
6.16.1
6.1 - The first parameter to configure is the language.
The display shows:
You can choose between Italian or English. To move
thecursor to the desired choice use the UP and DN keys
while to confirm press the OK key.
6.2 - Subsequently you are asked to indicate the working
distance, i.e. the distance between the optical unit (TX
+ RX) and the reflector.
The display shows:
SET
Distance 25 m
The RPV 20 detector admits a distance between 10m
and 25m.
To modify the parameter use the UP and DN keys and to
confirm press the OK key.
6.36.3
6.36.3
6.3 - Now you need to set the full scale of the
measurement. This parameter is expressed in milligrams
per cubic meter. It is possible to choose between 4
possibilities:
50mg / m3
100mg / m3
500mg / m3
1000 mg / m3
The display shows:
SET Scale
50 mg/m3
To modify the parameter use the UP and DN keys and to
confirm press the OK key.
6.46.4
6.46.4
6.4 - Now it is necessary to set the threshold beyond
which the detector will give the alarm signal. This
parameter is also expressed in milligrams per cubic
meter and depends on the previously set full scale. In
fact, the threshold can assume the full scale as the
maximum value.
The display shows:
SET Alarm
50 mg/m3
To modify the parameter use the UP and DN keys and to
confirm press the OK key.
6.5 - The detector is equipped with an automatic signal6.5 - The detector is equipped with an automatic signal
6.5 - The detector is equipped with an automatic signal6.5 - The detector is equipped with an automatic signal
6.5 - The detector is equipped with an automatic signal
level control circuit.level control circuit.
level control circuit.level control circuit.
level control circuit.
This circuit automatically compensates for the decreaseThis circuit automatically compensates for the decrease
This circuit automatically compensates for the decreaseThis circuit automatically compensates for the decrease
This circuit automatically compensates for the decrease
in the level of the signal caused by the dirt that willin the level of the signal caused by the dirt that will
in the level of the signal caused by the dirt that willin the level of the signal caused by the dirt that will
in the level of the signal caused by the dirt that will
deposit over time on the optical surfaces.deposit over time on the optical surfaces.
deposit over time on the optical surfaces.deposit over time on the optical surfaces.
deposit over time on the optical surfaces.
Compensation occurs at time intervals which must beCompensation occurs at time intervals which must be
Compensation occurs at time intervals which must beCompensation occurs at time intervals which must be
Compensation occurs at time intervals which must be
set keeping in mind the environmental conditionsset keeping in mind the environmental conditions
set keeping in mind the environmental conditionsset keeping in mind the environmental conditions
set keeping in mind the environmental conditions
present.present.
present.present.
present.
The display shows:The display shows:
The display shows:The display shows:
The display shows:
SET Compensation
120 min

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000000-------
OK = Stop
For optimal calibration, the blue LED of the optical unit
must remain on steady. To increase the signal, turn the
slightly the trimmer located at the bottom of the board
in a clockwise direction.
It will be seen that the flashing frequency will increase
as we turn the trimmer.
The value can vary between 1 - 240 minutes. By default
the time is set at 120 minutes. To modify the parameter
use the UP and DN keys and to confirm press the OK
key.
6.66.6
6.66.6
6.6 - Then the response time of the device must be set.
The display shows:
SET Delay
10 sec
The higher this time, the lower the sensitivity to rapid
changes in air opacity (but the measurement will be more
stable).
Similarly, the shorter this time, the greater the sensitivity
to rapid changes in air opacity.
You can set this value from a minimum of 5 seconds to
a maximum of 600 seconds.
The variation that can be set will vary in steps of 5
seconds up to the value of 60sec and the variation will
be in steps of 60 seconds. (5-10-15--20..60-120-180-
240 ... 600)
By default the time is set to 5 seconds. To modify the
parameter use the UP and DN keys and to confirm press
the OK key.
6.76.7
6.76.7
6.7 - At this point it is necessary to carry out the
alignment of the optics - alignment of the optical unit
with the reflector (model RPV-20) or aligment TX - RX
(model RPV-20-EX ).
Model RPV-20Model RPV-20
Model RPV-20Model RPV-20
Model RPV-20
Then go to the optical unit (TX+RX) , open the box cover
and hold down the P2 button on the board for 2 seconds.
This turns on the Laser pointer (the Laser can also be
turned on by the switchboard by holding down the F2
key for 4 seconds).
Using a 5.5mm wrench, turn the V-V nuts (fig.3) to move
the optics so that the Laser beam illuminates the center
of the reflector. In this way the optical unit is collimated
with its reflector.
Once this is done, hold down the P2 button for 2 seconds
to switch off the Laser.
Model RPV-20-EXModel RPV-20-EX
Model RPV-20-EXModel RPV-20-EX
Model RPV-20-EX
For RPV20-EX, activate the Laser tool button
on the TX transmitter and direct the beam so that
is directed at the lens of the receiver. After this operation
turn off the laser
6.86.8
6.86.8
6.8 - Turn on the button of the laser instrument also
on the RX receiver and direct the beam so that it is
RPV20 Laser Tool button
directly on the lens of the transmitter. After this
operation
turn off the laser
6.9-6.9-
6.9-6.9-
6.9- With this procedure TX and RX are perfectly
aligned.
6.106.10
6.106.10
6.10 - At this point, observe the flashing of the blue
LED located on At the same time, the signal level is
displayed on the switchboard by means of a bar filled
with dots:

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00000000000X NO
OK = Stop
If the signal is too strong, turn the trimmer slightly
anticlockwise.
6.136.13
6.136.13
6.13 - The alignment procedure must be completed
when the blue LED is on steady and the red LED is off.
The switchboard must display this screen:
00000000000 OK
OK = Stop
6.146.14
6.146.14
6.14 - Now you can replace the cover of the optical
drive box and go back to work on the switchboard.
6.156.15
6.156.15
6.15 - Press the OK button. A message prompting you
to close the lid will be displayed. In this case the lid
should already be closed so you can press OK to confirm
the closing.
At this point the internal microprocessor starts a series
of checks and operations to reach the optimal setting
of the appliance.
After this phase, which can last a maximum of three
minutes, the appliance automatically exits the menu and
starts normal operation.
6.166.16
6.166.16
6.16 - Note. If an Adjustment Failed message appears
on the display, it means that the alignment has not been
performed correctly. In this case it is necessary to
carefully repeat the alignment procedure.
6.176.17
6.176.17
6.17 - At the end of the configuration phase, RPV-20
starts normal operation.
The display shows the screen:
RPV20-R OK
Dust= 0mg/m3
6 - LEDS QAND RELAYS6 - LEDS QAND RELAYS
6 - LEDS QAND RELAYS6 - LEDS QAND RELAYS
6 - LEDS QAND RELAYS
On the front of the switchboard there are also 4 LEDs,
respectively from above:
LINK LED
ALARM LED
CLEAR LED
FAULT LED
The LINKLINK
LINKLINK
LINK led (white) must flash and indicates whether
there is communication with the unit at altitude.
Even on the unit at altitude, the white LED indicates
whether there is communication with the switchboard.
The ALARMALARM
ALARMALARM
ALARM led (red) lights up when the dust level
exceeds the set threshold. The respective relay is also
activated together with the alarm LED.
The CLEARCLEAR
CLEARCLEAR
CLEAR led (yellow) lights up when the unit at altitude
and the reflector need cleaning. The respective relay is
also activated together with the clear LED.
The FAULTFAULT
FAULTFAULT
FAULT led (yellow) lights up when there is a fault in
the system. The type of fault is shown on the first line
of the display. The respective relay is also activated
together with the fault LED.
When the blue LED lights up steadily, it means that the
detector signal is at the optimum level.
6.126.12
6.126.12
6.12 - CAUTION
The red LED next to the blue LED must not light up.
If the red LED lights up it means that there is a signal
excess. In this case, this screen is displayed on the
switchboard:

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9- NORMAL OPERATION9- NORMAL OPERATION
9- NORMAL OPERATION9- NORMAL OPERATION
9- NORMAL OPERATION
- After self-regulation step, the RPV20 will start normal
operation and the blue led on transceiver will flash every
5 seconds.
- In standard operational mode the Red led will switch
on in alam condition.
- Normal display : - Line1 'RPV20' and state.
- Line2 dust quantity in mg.
Any faults or alarms are displayed on the first line.
- To enter the configuration menu hold 'F1' for 5 sec.
- The blue led flashing on the Control Panel (LINK)
indicates that the communication with the sensor is
working.
- The red alarm led (ALARM) on the Control Panel will
switch on when the threshold is exceeded. When signal
decreases below the threshold red led will flash to indi-
cate the alarm memory (just press F1 briefly to reset).
- The maintenance yellow led (CLEAR) on the Control
Panel lights up when automatic regulation is about to
reach its limit.
- The Fault led (FAULT) on the Control Panel lights up
when there is a fault : regulated voltage failure,
communication failure or automatic regulation limit
reached.
- During normal operation up/down keys have the
following usage :
UP -> Show signal compensation level
DOWN ->Change displayed quantity between
4-20 mA analog signal
0-5 V analog signal
dust level mg/m3
NOTE : - In RPV20-EX the blue and red leds do the same
function on both transmitter and receiver.
9 - LASER TOOL USAGE9 - LASER TOOL USAGE
9 - LASER TOOL USAGE9 - LASER TOOL USAGE
9 - LASER TOOL USAGE
- Laser Tool is useful for alignment as described in
previous chapters.
Warning ! - when the laser is switched on, it must notWarning ! - when the laser is switched on, it must not
Warning ! - when the laser is switched on, it must notWarning ! - when the laser is switched on, it must not
Warning ! - when the laser is switched on, it must not
be absolutely point the beam at the eyes or lookdirectlybe absolutely point the beam at the eyes or lookdirectly
be absolutely point the beam at the eyes or lookdirectlybe absolutely point the beam at the eyes or lookdirectly
be absolutely point the beam at the eyes or lookdirectly
the beam by aligning itself with it.the beam by aligning itself with it.
the beam by aligning itself with it.the beam by aligning itself with it.
the beam by aligning itself with it.
- During normal operation the Laser Tool can be
activated from the control panel with F2 key (press for
1 second) in order to verify that alignment is still ok.
Remember to switch off the laser after verification.
8- MAINTENANCE8- MAINTENANCE
8- MAINTENANCE8- MAINTENANCE
8- MAINTENANCE
8.18.1
8.18.1
8.1 - By pressing the UP button, the level of dirt
deposited on the optical elements is displayed for a few
seconds on the first line of the display:
DIRT : XX---------
Dust= 0mg/m3
The X's indicate the level of dirt. When the Xs fill the
entire horizontal bar, it means that the front of the
optical unit at altitude and the reflector must be cleaned.
However, the request for cleaning the surfaces is also
indicated by the LED and the CLEAR relay.
8.28.2
8.28.2
8.2 - Before cleaning, carry out these operations.
Hold down the F1 key for four seconds. This enters the
configuration menu.
Confirm all parameters by pressing the OK button.
8.38.3
8.38.3
8.3 - When asked if you want to carry out the alignment
procedure choose Yes by pressing F1.
DO ALIGNMENT?
F1=YES F2=NO
At this point go to the optical unit first and clean the
front surface of the detector.
Do not use solvents for cleaning.
We recommend a cloth wet with slightly soapy water
and then dry carefully.
Then go to the reflector and perform the cleaning in the
same way.
After cleaning, return to the switchboard and press OK.
In this way the appliance will repeat the self-regulation
procedure.
After this, the device will resume normal operation.
8.38.3
8.38.3
8.3 - Maintenance Time : suggested maintanance delay
is 1 year. Operation should be checked wirth proper
obscuration (reflector or transmitter). Terminals
connections and communication with external control
equipment should be checked.
Clearing should be performed even if not requested by
the device following the procedure detailed above in
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RL (250 ohm-typical)
to measuring circuit
4-20mA output
AMP+
AMP-
DS2046
CONTROL PANEL TERMINAL BOARDCONTROL PANEL TERMINAL BOARD
CONTROL PANEL TERMINAL BOARDCONTROL PANEL TERMINAL BOARD
CONTROL PANEL TERMINAL BOARD
fig.1
fig.2
4-20mA OUTPUT CONNECTION EXAMPLE4-20mA OUTPUT CONNECTION EXAMPLE
4-20mA OUTPUT CONNECTION EXAMPLE4-20mA OUTPUT CONNECTION EXAMPLE
4-20mA OUTPUT CONNECTION EXAMPLE
4-20 mA output is of "current source" type. No external voltage should be applied.
220Vac 12Vdc RS485 ALARM
RELAY
CLEAR
RELAY
FAULT
RELAY
RS485
LGN+-+AB-
AED
BED
SIG
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
NO
to optical
detector
to external
connection
0-5V
analog
output
4-20mA
analog
output
to external
battery 12Vdc
optional
AMP+
AMP-
display contrast
adjustement
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TERMINAL BOARD OF OPTICAL UNITTERMINAL BOARD OF OPTICAL UNIT
TERMINAL BOARD OF OPTICAL UNITTERMINAL BOARD OF OPTICAL UNIT
TERMINAL BOARD OF OPTICAL UNIT
VV
V
Laser switching
button(P2) - under
optics
trimmer for signal
adjustment
fig. 3
4-20 mA REGULATION AND OUTPUTS TEST4-20 mA REGULATION AND OUTPUTS TEST
4-20 mA REGULATION AND OUTPUTS TEST4-20 mA REGULATION AND OUTPUTS TEST
4-20 mA REGULATION AND OUTPUTS TEST
SET 4mA
230
IIf necessary it’s possible to adjust the 4-20 mA output
by software. Do do it you have to enter in the test
menu, keeping keys F1 and F2 pressed for 4 seconds.
IIn this menu it’s possible to regulate 4mA and di
20mA values separately. First value to adjust is 4mA.
The value can be regulated between 0 and 255. The higher is
this value the lower is the current. The default value for 4mA
is 230. You can check the changing of the output current in
realtime with a multimeter during regulation on terminals AMP+
and AMP-. Use the UP/DOWN keys to modify the value. To
confirm press OK. After setting 4mA value it wiil be possible
to modify the 20mA value.
SET 20mA
80
Adjustment is the same as 4mA. Default value is much lower
of course. After setting 20 mA it’s possible to check operation
of relay outputs and leds.
TEST RELE E LED
OFF
Pressing Up and DOWN keys all leds and relays will be
activated. To quit press OK. Then RPV20 gets back to normal
operation.
+
-
A
B
to Control Panel
Laser

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CONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONTROL PANEL AND OPTICAL UNITSCONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONTROL PANEL AND OPTICAL UNITS
CONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONTROL PANEL AND OPTICAL UNITSCONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONTROL PANEL AND OPTICAL UNITS
CONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONTROL PANEL AND OPTICAL UNITS
Cable between control panel and optical units should be shielded. We suggest a shielded cable 4x1mm2.
Shield should be connected to negative power supply on the control panel.
fig.4
optical detector RPV-20-EX (TX)
B
shielded cable 4x1mmq
+
A
B
-
optical detector RPV-20-EX (RX)
-+AB-
AED
BED
SIG
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
NO
to optical
detector
to external
connection
0-5V
analog
output
4-20mA
analog
output
to external
battery 12Vdc
optional
AM+
AM-
display contrast
adjustement
DS2067
optical detector RPV-20
220Vac 12Vdc
RS485
ALARM
RELAY
CLEAR
RELAY
FAULT
RELAY
RS485
LGN+

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• power supply : 230Vac - 12/24Vdc
• power consumption : 5W max
• current: 290 mA (365 mA with relays energized)
• terminals for standby battery 12/24Vdc
• optical path : 10-25m (25m standard)
• measuring ranges : 50-100-500-1000 mgr/m3 selectable
• LCD display
• microprocessor control system
• response time: 5-30 sec adjustable
• analog output: 0-5V
• analog output: 4-20mA
• RS485 digital output
• alarm relay output with adjustable threshold: 1A / 24Vdc
• clear relay output (maintenance request ): 1A / 24Vdc
• fault relay output: 1A / 24Vdc
• Laser pointer for optical collimation detector - reflector
• programming buttons
• dust protection tube: stainless steel (optional)
• detector box: self-extinguishing polycarbonate - class V0
- UL94 IEC695 - IEC707
• control panel box: plastic material - IP65
• detector protection index: IP50 (IEC 529-144)
• detector dimensions: 162x62x62 mm
• control panel dimensions: 190x180x110 mm
• power supply : 230Vac - 12/24Vdc
• power consumption : 5W max
• current: 320 mA (395 with relays energized)
• terminals for standby battery 12Vdc
• optical path : 10-25m (25m standard)
• measuring ranges : 50-100-500-1000 mgr/m3 selectable
• LCD display
• microprocessor control system
• response time: 5 - 30 sec adjustable
• analog output: 0,5-5V
• analog output: 4-20mA
• serial output: RS485
• alarm relay output with adjustable threshold: 1A / 24Vdc
• clear relay output (maintenance request ): 1A / 24Vdc
• fault relay output: 1A / 24Vdc
• Laser pointer for collimation optics TX-RX
• enclosure TX and RX: explosion proof - II GD Ex d IIc T6 -
CESI - ATEX 092 - CE0722
• control panel box: plastic material - IP65
• control panel dimension: 190x180x110 mm
• TX and RX size: 145x125 mm
• RPV-TB - stainless steel dust protection tubes (optional)
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20-EXTECHNICAL DATA - RPV20-EX
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20-EXTECHNICAL DATA - RPV20-EX
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20-EX
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20
TECHNICAL DATA - RPV20

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1. OBJECT
EDS S.r.l. - Via Cà Nova Zampieri 6, 37057 S. G. Lupatoto - Verona, Italy (hereinafter “EDS”), guarantees
its products to be free from defects in materials or workmanship within the terms and conditions of this
Warranty. A product found by EDS to be defective will be repaired or replaced, at the option of EDS, within
24 month after receipt of the product by EDS or an authorized EDS Service Center. Please note that in
addition to this policy you may have specific legal rights granted by your national or state laws regarding
warranties of consumer products.
2. NOT COVERED
This warranty does not cover products which reached the end of their normal lifespan, does not cover
damage resulting from accidents, alteration, neglect, misuse or abuse, lack of reasonable or proper
maintenance, corrosion, improper assembly, repairs improperly performed or replacement parts improperly
installed, use of replacement parts or accessories not conforming to EDS’s
specifications, use of component parts not manufactured or supplied by EDS, modifications not recommended
or approved in writing by EDS, normal wear and deterioration occasioned by the use of the product. This
warranty also does not cover cosmetic imperfections in the surface, finish, or appearance of the product
which were apparent or discoverable at the time of purchase of the product or damage occurring during
shipment or transport of the product. This warranty also does not cover tools and other consumables or any
expenses related to the transportation of the product to or from EDS or an authorized EDS Service Center.
3. PURCHASER
This warranty is made only with the original purchaser of the product and does not extend to any third
parties. The rights of the Purchaser under this warranty may not be assigned.
4. TERM
The term of this warranty shall commence on the date of retail purchase and shall continue for a period of 24
month.
5. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
This warranty supersedes any and all oral, express or written warranties, statements orundertakings that
may previously have been made, and contains the entire Agreement of the parties with respect to the warranty
of the product. Any and all warranties not contained in this Agreement are specifically excluded.
6. DAMAGES
Except as expressly provided by this warranty, EDS SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THE PRODUCT OR A CLAIM
UNDER THISAGREEMENT, WHETHER THE CLAIM IS BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE.
The foregoing statements of warranty are exclusive and in lieu of all other remedies.Some states do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this limitation or exclusion may not apply to
you.
EDS WARRANTY GENERAL CONDITIONS
7. DISCLAIMER
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE OF TRADE,
BY STATUTE OR OTHERWISE, IS HEREBY STRICTLY LIMITED TO THE TERM OF THIS WRITTEN
WARRANTY. This agreement shall be the sole and exclusive remedy available to the Purchaser with respect
to the
purchase. In the event of any alleged breach of any warranty or any legal action brought by the purchaser
based on alleged negligence or other tortuous conduct by EDS, the Purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy
will be repair or replacement of defective materials as stated above. No dealer and no other agent or employee
of EDS is authorized to modify, extend or enlarge this warranty. The performance of any warranty service
under this Agreement is not an admission or agreement that the design or manufacture of a product is
defective.
8. PROCEDURE
In the event of a defect covered by this warranty, the purchaser should contact EDS - Via Cà Nova Zampieri
6, 37057 S. G. Lupatoto - Verona, Italy or an authorized EDS Service Center. To be honored, claims must be
submitted within the 24 month warranty period (according to the product) and within eight (8) days of
discovery of the defect. The determination whether the defect is covered by this warranty is within the sole
discretion of EDS. EDS reserves the right to discontinue products and to change specifications for existing
products at any time without notice and shall not be obligated to incorporate new features into products
previously sold, even if those products are returned under a warranty claim. EDS may replace defective
parts with similar parts of similar quality in the event that identical parts are unavailable. The purchaser must
obtain advance authorization in writing before returning any product to EDS for warranty inspection. A
return authorization number will be issued and must conspicuously appear on the outside of the product’s
packaging. The issuance of an authorization number does not constitute acceptance of the claim, which will
be evaluated by EDS upon its inspection of the product. The product should be cleaned and securely packed
to prevent damage during shipment and must be accompanied by a letter specifying or including the following
items of information:
a) dated receipt or other proof of date of retail purchase;
b) a copy of the warranty;
c) EDS part number;
d) detailed description of the problem experienced with the product, including a chronology of efforts made
to correct the problem;
e) identification of the components used in conjunction with the product;
f) estimate of product usage: (i.e. accumulated mileage or time in service);
g) your name, address, and written authorization to ship the repaired product back to you freight collect
(“C.O.D.”);
h) the product for repair must be shipped to EDS without any charge
9. APPLICABLE LAW
Any disputes arising out of this Agreement or the use of this product will be governed by the laws of
the country of Italy and will be decided by the Courts of Verona, Italy.
The information contained in this document have been thoroughly evaluated and can be considered reliable. In any event the firm EDS assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies.
Additionally, the firm EDS, reserves the right to make changes to any part of this document and / or product, such as to increase the quality, reliability or design.
© Copyright 2005-2019 Electronic Detection Systems. All Rights Reserved.
EDS srl: Via Ca’ Nova Zampieri, 6 - 37057 San Giovanni Lupatoto - VERONA
tel. 0039045547529 - Fax 00390458750065
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