EMX Industries, Inc. IRB-4X User manual

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UL 325 Non-compliant
Operating Instructions
This product is an accessory or part of a system. Always read and follow the
manufacturer’s instructions for the equipment you are connecting this product to. Comply with
all applicable codes and safety regulations. Failure to do so may result in damage, injury or
death!
IRB-EXP (For Explosive Environments)

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Product Overview
The IRB-4X photoeye system does not have a focusing lens and the generous 24osensing angle makes it one
of the easiest to align. The use of the hoods is recommended to prevent distortion from rain on the lens area.
Technical Specifications
Indicators Controls
Note (1) IRB-4X-T has been discontinued
Power Supply
12-24 VDC 24 VAC
Power Supply Tolerance
20%
Current Draw
TX=37mA RX= 23mA standby 17ma detect
Housing Material
Polystyrene and Polycarbonate cover
IRB-EXP aluminum epoxy coating
Relay Type
Form C SPDT contact rating 1A @ 24VDC / 120VAC
Temperature Range
-40F –170F
Connector
Terminal block
Power on Indicator
Green LED on board
Detect Indicator
Red LED
Power protection
Thermal fuse
Environmental
IRB-4X: NEMA 4
IRB-EXP: NEMA 4 & 7, NEC Class I, Groups B, C & D,Class II, Groups E, F & G CSA
certified, CENELEC certified, EExd IIC
Size
IRB-4X: 3.7” x 2.56” x 2.24”
IRB-EXP: 4.69” x 4.5” x 3.44”
Detection Angle
24o
Sensitivity Adjustment
Potentiometer
Response Time
10mS (max.)
Range
3 to 115 feet
Receiver
Sensitivity
Continuously adjustable single turn
potentiometer figure 2
(1)IRB-4X-T has a 0 –15 second relay timer to
extend the relay output time figure 2
Receiver
Green LED Red LED
Power Indicator Detection Indication
Transmitter
Green LED
Power Indicator
WARNING … Not to be used for Personnel Protection
Never use product as sensing devices for personnel
protection. Doing so could cause serious injury or death.
These sensors do NOT include the self-checking redundant circuitry
necessary to allow their use in personnel safety applications. A sensor failure or
malfunction can cause either an energized or de-energized sensor output
condition. UL 325 Non-compliant

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IRB-4X Transmitter connections (figure 1)
1. Connect power (12 –24V AC/DC) to
Power input terminals (no polarity) LED2
Power LED will glow green when powered.
IRB-4X Receiver connections (figure 2)
Terminal output connections from left to right are:
Normally closed, Common, Normally open, Power, Power
1. Connect power (12 –24V AC/DC to Power input terminals (no polarity)
2. Connect the Common to the operator control terminal per manufacturer
3. Connect either the Normally open or Normally Closed as needed to the
Control input terminal specified by the operator manufacturer.
4. The Power LED will glow green when powered.
5. Adjust sensitivity potentiometer as needed by turning counter clockwise
to increase gain. (range is 3 to 115 feet). (see arrow)
6. The detect Led will glow red when an obstruction occurs.
7. On some variable frequency drives and noisy installations, it may be
necessary to connect the bottom right mounting hole labeled
“Earth Ground” to a wire connected to earth ground.
* Do not connect unless necessary
Use minimum gain setting needed to achieve reliable detection.
Connections
Operational settings
Detect LED
Optional output
timer delay order
IRB-4X-T
Note (1) IRB-4X-T
has been discontinued
Power LED
Figure 1 Power LED Figure 2
Sensitivity Gain Adjustment
Transmitter
Receiver
Power
Power Positive (+)
Power Positive (+)
Power
Power Negative (-)
Power Negative (-)
Common
Internal Relay Common Output
Normally Closed
Internal Relay Normally Closed Output
Normally Open
Internal Relay Normally Open Output
Terminal connection on receiver from left to right are N/C Com, N/O, Power -, Power+

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1. Mount to operator manufacturer and local ordinance requirements.
2. Remove grey front cover by removing (4) plastic retaining screws
3. Drill (4) mounting holes in surface of IRB-4X mounting location.
4. Place gold Aluminum hood or Powder coat Steel hood around
IRB-4X unit to be mounted, place mounting screws through IRB-
4X box and hood and attach to surface.
5. Make all connections to the transmitter and receiver.
6. Adjust receiver as described above to correct gain needed.
7. Replace front covers on the transmitter and receiver units.
8. Installation is complete.
Installation
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Symptom
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
Holds gate open
No power on transmitter or receiver
Check power LEDs and power source
Transmitter not working
Install new transmitter
Receiver not working
Install new receiver
Sensitivity set too low
Adjust sensitivity
Does not activate gate
Bad connection or broken wires
Check wires and connections
Relay contacts burned or stuck
Replace receiver
Interference from local source
See step 7 under Operational settings
Not connected to correct input terminals
Check operator manual for terminals
Sunlight “blinding” the receiver eye
Change position of receiver to a little
higher and tilt forward to shield the
sensor from the direct sunlight
Chattering
Interference or stray bounced signal
See step 7 under Operational settings
and see if any reflective surfaces could
be sending signal into the receiver sensor

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Ordering Information
Accessories
IRB-SH-SET IRB-HD-SET IRB-SP
IRB-BR
IRB-4X IRB Transmitter and Receiver in NEMA 4 enclosure
IRB-BX Replacement NEMA Enclosure
IRB-SP Set of 2 watertight spouts PG-11
IRB-TX Replacement Transmitter board only
IRB-RX Replacement Receiver board only
IRB-BR Set of 2 L Brackets
IRB-HD-SET Set of 2 Gold Aluminum hoods
IRB-SH-SET Set of 2 Gray Powder coated steel hoods
IRB-S Set of 2 Nylon screws with nuts
IRB-EXP IRB Transmitter and Receiver in Explosive environment housing
This manual covers the IRB-4X and IRB-EXP models
OBSOLETE PRODUCTS
IRB-4X-T IRB Transmitter and Receiver in NEMA 4 enclosure with delay timer
IRB-4X-T, IRB-4XW-T, IRB-4XW-T5

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Installer notes:

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4564 Johnston Parkway
Cleveland, Ohio 44128
United States of America
www.emxinc.com
Technical Support: (216) 834-0761
Sales: (216) 518-9888
Fax: (216) 518-9884
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