Jay electronique Orion OREL User manual

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Installation and
user technical manual
Radio remote controls
Orion
OREi - OREV
OREi - OREV
ORET
ORET
OREL
OREL
ORRD
ORRD
ORRS
ORRS
ORRA
ORRA
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Table of contents
1 - General safety rules and precautions..............................p. 60
2 - Presentation of Orion series..................................p. 61
3 - Operating.................................................................p. 62
3.1- Operating principle........................................................................p. 62
3.2- Product configuration principle.....................................................p. 63
3.3- Operation of “On/Off” button.........................................................p. 64
3.4- Operation of «RM» relay ..............................................................p. 65
4 - Default configuration on delivery..........................p. 67
4.1- Instructions before use..................................................................p. 67
4.2- Orion transmitters delivery configuration.....................................p. 67
4.3- Orion receivers delivery configuration .........................................p. 68
5 - Product references.................................................p. 69
5.1- Transmitters ORE .........................................................................p. 69
5.2- Receivers ORR .............................................................................p. 69
5.3- Transmitter accessories................................................................ p. 70
5.4- Receiver accessories....................................................................p. 70
6 - Technical characteristics.......................................p. 71
6.1- Orion transmitters (ORE)..............................................................p. 71
6.2- Charger supports ..........................................................................p. 72
6.3- Orion receivers (ORR)..................................................................p. 73
6.3.1- Relays : control limitation..............................................................p. 74
6.3.2- Relays : technical characteristics..................................................p. 74
6.3.3- Protection of receiver board and relays ........................................p. 75
6.3.4- Particularity of ORRD receiver on DIN rail....................................p. 76
7 - Product configuration ............................................p. 77
7.1- Configuration steps to be respected............................................p. 77
7.2- Transmitter identity code programming .......................................p. 78
7.2.1- Special features of OREV transmitter...........................................p. 79
7.3- «Standard» Transmitter / Receiver association .......................... p. 80
7.4- «Customized» Transmitter / Receiver association ..................................p. 82
7.5- Multi-receiver selection modes..................................................................p. 85
7.5.1- Fixed channel multi-receiver selection mode................................p. 86
7.5.2- Auto channel multi-receiver selection mode .................................p. 88
7.6- Programming of relay operating modes...................................................p. 90
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7.7- Programming of conflicting command interlocking..................................p. 92
7.7.1- Particularity of the «bistable ON/OFF» relay operating mode ......p. 93
7.7.2- Particularity of ORRA industrial receiver, «large model».................... p. 93
7.8- Radio channel programming procedure...................................................p. 94
7.8.1- Reading the current receiver radio channel..................................p. 96
7.9- Modification of radio power .......................................................................p. 97
7.10- Programming the « Standby » time delay................................................p. 98
7.11- Receiver parameter erasing procedure....................................................p. 99
7.12- Clearing the OREV transmitter parameters ...........................................p. 100
8 - Installation and use recommendations ..............p. 101
8.1- Interference suppression.........................................................................p. 101
8.2- Choice of operating radio frequency.......................................................p. 102
8.3- «Continuous NC or NO» relay operating mode.....................................p. 102
8.4- Minimum and maximum current of relay outputs...................................p. 102
8.5- «Multifunction» transmitters equipped with accumulators and charger
support (ORCL•) ......................................................................................p. 102
8.6- Receiver and antenna positions..............................................................p. 103
8.7- Product wiring...........................................................................................p. 105
8.7.1- Wiring recommendations ............................................................p. 105
8.7.2- Wiring the receiver ORR.............................................................p. 105
9 - Servicing................................................................p. 106
10 - Waste recycling and management......................p. 108
11 - Warranty ................................................................p. 109
• Appendix....................................................................p. 165
A - Transmitters ORE : detailed views......................p. 166
B - Receiver power supply connection ....................p. 167
C - Receivers ORR : detailed views ..........................p. 168
D - Dimensions ...........................................................p. 170
E - OWR01 : External antenna kit..............................p. 172
F - OWR02 : Internal antenna kit...............................p. 173
G - OWE10 : Carrying clip..........................................p. 174
H - List of available radio frequencies......................p. 175
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1 - General safety rules and precautions
A radio remote control is considered as a machine control
device. All applicable rules must therefore be observed to
ensure safe, correct operation of such devices.
For maximum safety when using the radio remote control, we
recommend that the operator carefully follows the instructions
provided in this manual.
IMPORTANT :
Before use, it is indispensable to modify and to personalize the
setting of the transmitter and receiver to insure the uniqueness of
the installation (see chapter «Device configuration»).
IMPORTANT :
It is the installer’s responsibility to make sure that the safety level
of this radio remote control (models with relay / On-Off button:
category B per EN954-1) is consistent with the risk presented by
the application. As may be required, the installer must check for
the presence of an emergency stop palmswitch on the equipment.
 If several radio controls are used on the same site, different radio
frequencies should be used, spaced by at least two channels (for
example, channels 5, 7, 9, etc.).
The more space there is between the chosen radio channels, the less
the risks of disturbance are (1).
 The operator must be appropriately trained and certified to operate
machines by radio remote control.
 The operator must have uninterrupted visibility of the manoeuvre
which he is performing. When the operator’s direct field of view is
inadequate, the controlled equipment must be equipped with auxiliary
devices to improve visibility. When several machines are being
moved simultaneously, the equipment must be fitted out to limit the
consequences of a possible collision.
 Do not forgetr to replace batteries or recharge accus when discharged.
 Service your equipment, and perform all periodic checks as may be
required by the intensity with which your equipment is used.
(1) = The programming of another radio channel number can only be done
with a transmitter equipped with an «On/Off» button.
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2 - Presentation of Orion series
For all questions relative to installation or use of the Orion Series
products, contact our customer service department (Monday to
Friday) :
Tel : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
Email : customer[email protected]
Thank you for choosing our Orion radio
remote control system !
Jay Electronique’s Orion radio remote control line is designed to satisfy
the needs of a wide range of standard and industrial applications, including
simple and multifunction applications..
The Orion line comprises a broad range of transmitters and receivers,
providing different types and numbers of functions, satisfying a variety of
requirements.
This product line also incorporates numerous features and significant
technological breakthroughs :
- European frequency band of 433-434 MHz with 18 possible
frequencies
- Simultaneous commands
- Programming of different functions by jumpers in receiver, or using
buttons on transmitter, thus enabling numerous possibilities:
- identity code,
- association of transmitter(s) / receiver(s),
- association of transmitter button(s) / receiver(s) relays,
- operating mode,
- command interlocking,
- radio frequency channel (on some models),
- duration of timing for «Standby» function (on some models).
- compact, light-weight, watertight and sturdy transmitters and
receivers.
- mechanical protection for buttons
- «on/off» button (on some models)
These radio remote controls fully satisfy the safety requirements of the
current applicable and draft standards and comply with the following
European directives :
-Machinery Directive
-RTTE : microwave equipment and telecommunication terminals
(low voltage, electromagnetic compatibility, radio-electric spectrum).
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3 - Operating
3.1- Operating principle
Orion Series provides remote control of one or several receivers
equipped with relays.
The transmitter and receiver communicate by radio waves on a
specific channel with a customized code (identity code).
The radio link is momentary; it is only active when the button on
the transmitter is pressed.
Each relay of the receiver can be programmed to ensure a specific
function according to the application.
(Example according to programming.)
Relay No. 1
actuated
Button No. 1
pressed
PRINCIPLE
Transmitter Receiver
Radio channel No. 17
(coded communication)
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3.2- Product configuration principle
All the configurations and functional customisations on the
products described in the «Product configuration» section are
performed on :
- the transmitter : using the function buttons, the « On/Off »
button (depending on model) and an internal DIP switch.
- the receiver : using 3 encoding jumpers (ORRS and ORRA
receivers) or programming microswitches (ORRD receiver)
and , as well as three LEDs V1 V2 and
V
3ORRA
ORRS ORRD
, provided for dialogue with the user during programming
procedures ( V1 is the receiver power indicator and stays on
steady when the receiver is supplied).
The encoding jumpers used with the ORRS and ORRA receivers
must be used to define the settings corresponding to the desired
programming (several jumpers are supplied with the products) :
jumper
JP1
Cavalier
JP2
JP3
jumper
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3.3- Operation of “On/Off” button
Certain transmitter models are equipped with an “On/Off” button
used to:
Switch on and off the transmitter, thus preventing any
unintentional actions on the function buttons.
Control a “RM” relay in the receiver (depending on model
and only when the receiver receives the change of state
command).
The transmitter models equipped with this button have two user-
definable functions :
Transmitter automatic shutdown (“standby function”)
Modification of working radio channel
Transmitters with
«On/Off» button
Transmitters without
«On/Off» button
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3.4- Operation of «RM» relay
Certain receiver models are equipped with an « RM » relay.
This relay can be directly activated and deactivated using the
transmitter « On/Off » button (available depending on model)
; it can also be activated at the same time as a function relay
(common relay).
Descriptions of 2 operating modes for this relay :
Mode 1 (by default) : «On/Off»
Note : the transmitter must be equipped with an « On/Off » button
- The «RM» relay contact is closed and remains closed on the
1st push on the transmitter «On/Off» button *.
- The contact opens in case of radio jamming (>1s) while a
transmitter function button is pressed, and remains open until
radio link is re-established.
- The contact opens and remains open if the transmitter «On/
Off» button is pressed a second time*.
*= Only if the radio link between the transmitter and the receiver is possible
Mode 2 : «Common relay»
Note : this operating mode does not require a transmitter equipped
with an «On/Off» button ; refer to the programming
procedure in the «Configuration of RM relay» section.
- The «RM» relay contact is closed when at least one of the
function relays is activated.
- The contact opens if none of the function relays is active or if
the receiver is switched off or in case of radio jamming (>1s)
while a transmitter function button is pressed.
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RM R1 R2 R3 R4
45678910111213123
F1
L1
N1
(*) (*) (*) (*)
ORRS
(*)
Example of use of «RM» relay, programmed with mode 2
«Common relay» for receiver ORRS42••• :
(*) = Interference suppression devices
hydro-electric
group control
solenoid valve
control
External
wiring
1Switch off the receiver
2
ORRS and ORRA receivers : install the jumpers and to configure
the settings.
ORRD receiver : set the microswitches and to the «ON» position
R2 R3 R4
V1 V2 V3
JP1 JP2 JP3
V1 V2 V3 JP2
JP1 JP3
JP1
JP4
V1 V3 V2
JP2
ONOFF
JP3
ORRS ORRA ORRD
3Switch on the receiver
To use this functionning mode :
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4 - Default configuration on delivery
4.1- Instructions before use
The Orion transmitters and receivers are supplied with certain
parameters pre-set in factory to allow immediate use of the
equipment.
However, it is indispensable to customise these settings
to ensure the uniqueness of your installation and to familiarise
yourself with the complete range of functions provided by the
Orion series (see chapter «Product configuration»).
4.2- Orion transmitters delivery configuration
Identity code
(internal DIP-switch)
ON - ON - ON - ON - ON - ON - ON - ON
ON
ON
OFF
12345678
Group of identity codes
(only for OREV transmitter)
01
Radio channel (1) Channel nb.17 (434,700 MHz)
Radio power (2) Level nb.4
« Standby » function (3) 4 mn
(1) = The programming of another radio channel number can only be done with a
transmitter equipped with an «On/Off» button.
(2) = The radio transmit power is only modifiable with the OREV transmitters
equipped with an « On/Off» button.
(3) = Automatic shutdown of remote control, only available with a transmitter
equipped with an «On/Off» button.
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4.3- Orion receivers delivery configuration
Transmitter buttons
/ receiver relays
association
(All the default
assignments have
been defined using
the identity code :
«ON - ON - ON - ON -
ON - ON - ON - ON»)
Receiver on DIN rail ORRD22••• (2+1 or 3 relays) :
- Transmitter buttons B1 and B2 assigned to relays R1 and R2
- «On/R3» relay set for «On» relay»
Receiver ORRS21••• (2 relays) :
- Transmitter buttons B1 and B2 assigned to relays R1 and R2
Receiver ORRS42••• (4+1 relays) :
- Transmitter buttons B1 to B4 assigned to relays R1 to R4
Receiver ORRA82••• (8+1 relays) :
- Transmitter buttons B1 to B8 assigned to relays R1 to R8
Receiver ORRAH2••• (16+1 relays) :
- Transmitter buttons B1 to B16 assigned to relays R1 to R16
Radio channel (1) Channel nb.17 (434,700 MHz)
Relay operating
mode «Continuous make contact» Mode
(After having realized a transmitter button / receiver relay
association, when transmitter button is pressed, relay in the
receiver is activated, when button is no longer pressed, the
relay is deactivated)
Interlocking
of conflicting
commands No interlocking programmed
(1) = The programming of another radio channel number can only be done with a
transmitter equipped with an «On/Off» button
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5.1- Transmitters ORE
Number of function buttons
Transmitter model
Standard
(1)
Industrial
(1)
Industrial with
«On/Off» button
(2)
Multifunctions
(2)
Multifunctions
with «On/Off»
button
(2)
1 ORET11SL1 ////
2 ORET21SL1 OREI21SL1
OREV21SL1
OREI22SL1
OREV22SL1 //
4 ORET41SL1 OREI41SL1
OREV41SL1
OREI42SL1
OREV42SL1 / OREL42SL1
6 / / / / OREL62SL1
8 / / / OREL81SL1 OREL82SL1
12 / / / / ORELD2SL1
16 / / / ORELH1SL1 /
(1) = Delivered with 2 AAA batteries
(2) = Delivered with 3 AAA batteries, can be used with 3 AAA accumulators. These
transmitters, when they are equipped with AAA accus, can be directly reloaded
on a ORCL• charger support. The charger support must be separately ordered.
5.2- Receivers ORR
Number of function relays
Receiver model / type of power supply
Rail DIN
12VDC
24VDC
24VAC
Industrial
small model
12VDC
24VDC
24VAC
48VAC
Industrial
small
model
115VAC
Industrial
small
model
230VAC
Industrial
large model
12VDC
24VDC
Industrial
large model
24VAC
48VAC
Industrial
large model
115VAC
230VAC
2/ ORRS21L1F ORRS21L1T ORRS21L1U ///
2+1 (3)
ORRD22L1C
//////
3 //////
4+1 (3) /
ORRS42L1F ORRS42L1T ORRS42L1U ///
8+1 (3) ////
ORRA82L14 ORRA82L1A ORRA82L1B
16+1 (3) ////
ORRAH2L14 ORRAH2LA ORRAH2L1B
(3) = «RM» Relays
5 - Product references
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5.3- Transmitter accessories
Reference Description
OWE10
Carrying clip (on support OWE01, belt, pocket ..) (see installation in appendix
G)(1)
OWE20
Neck strap
OWE13
Case for standard (ORET) or industrial (OREi) transmitter
OWE14
Case for standard (ORET) or industrial (OREi) transmitters
OWE30
Protective foam for multifunction (OREL) transmitter
UBWE34
Case for multifunction (OREL) or industrial (OREV) transmitters
OWE01
Mounting support for all transmitter models with carrying clip
ORCL
Mounting support for multifunction transmitter (OREL)
ORCL1
12-24 VDC (vehicle connector) / 9 VDC charger support unit + 3 accumulators
AAA type, for multifunction transmitters (OREL) with accumulators
ORCLU
230 VAC (EU, UK, US plugs) / 9 VDC charger support unit + 3 accumulators AAA
type, for multifunction transmitters (OREL) with accumulators
OWE301
60 black/white rectangular function labels for standard, industrial and multifunction
transmitters (4, 6 or 8 buttons) (1)
OWE403
96 black/white round labels for multifunction transmitters (12 or 16 buttons) (1)
(1) = 1 accessory is supplied with transmitter.
5.4- Receiver accessories
Reference Description
OWR01
BNC plug-in antenna kit (see installation kit in appendix E)(2)
OWR02
Internal antenna kit (see installation kit in appendix F)(3)
OWR38
Fastening Kit for ORRS receiver by 2 magnetic contacts
UDWR38
Fastening Kit for ORRA receiver by 4 magnetic contacts
VUB084
1/4 wave antenna straight, 433MHz band, BNC (4)
VUB086
1/2 wave antenna straight, 433MHz band, BNC (4)
VUB060
90 ° BNC elbow for antenna VUB084 or BNC antenna extension (4)(5)
VUB170
0,5m extension for BNC antenna (4)
VUB105
2m extension for BNC antenna + mounting bracket (4)
VUB125
5m extension for BNC antenna + mounting bracket (4)
VUB131
10m extension for BNC antenna + mounting bracket (4)
(2) = BNC antenna and BNC extension to be ordered separately.
(3) = 1 kit is supplied with industrial receivers.
(4) = Except for the DIN rail model which comes with a BNC antenna connector as a
standard feature, the other receiver models require the plug-in antenna kit OWR01
for use of an antenna or a plug-in antenna extension.
(5) = Not suitable for direct connection to antenna VUB086 ; in this case, use an
intermediate extension type VUB1••.
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6 - Technical characteristics
6.1- Orion transmitters (ORE)
Standard
(ORET)
Industrial
(OREi)
Industrial
(OREV)
Multifunction
(OREL)
Housing material ABS ABS ABS ABS
Housing color black yellow / black yellow / black yellow
Degree of protection IP40 IP65 IP65 IP65
Weight (with batteries or accu.) 65 g. 75 g. 105 g. 160 g.
Number of command
buttons 1, 2 or 4 2 or 4 2 or 4 4, 6, 8, 12 or 16
Identity code
256 codes possible,
programmable by
microswitches on
transmitter
256 codes possible,
programmable by
microswitches on
transmitter
4096 codes possible.
Code programmable
by microswitches + 1
button in transmitter
256 codes possible,
programmable by
microswitches on
transmitter
Power supply 2 batteries 1,5 V type AAA
3 batteries 1,5 V AAA
or 3 accumulators
AAA NimH
Autonomy
All versions with batteries : :
1 year (used 50 times per day with impulses of 5 seconds)
Multifunction transmitters with accumulators : 42 h for 50 % use time
Charging time
(supplied with accus.) / / / < 3 hours
Safety / 1 «On/Off» button (depending on model)
Mechanical protection / Built-in protected foam
Protective foam:
OWE30
(optional accessory)
Storage Cases, references : OWE13 or OWE14
(optional accessories)
Case, ref. : UBWE34
(optional accessory)
Case, ref. : UBWE34
(optional accessory)
Operating mode Simultaneous commands
Radio link Momentary (when command button pressed)
Transmission module (1) 18 frequencies per device with On/Off button
Transmission frequ. (1) UHF 433,100 MHz to 434,740 MHz - FM Modulation
Transmission power (1) < 1 mW (5 power levels adjustable on transmitter OREV)
Average range (2) 150m in unobstructed area
50m in typical industrial environment
Temperature ranges
Operating : -20° C to + 50° C
Storage : -30° C to + 70° C
Charging (OREL transmitter with accumulators) : 0°C to +40°C
Battery or accumulator
charge level indication
2 indication levels by a red indicator light :
Red indicator light off = batteries or accumulators charge is > à 10%
Red ind. light flashes = batteries must be replaced or accu. must be charged
Other indication
Model without «On/Off» button :
A green indicator light comes on and flashes while the function button is pressed.
Model with «On/Off» button :
A green indicator light come on and flashes when the transmitter keypad is active.
(1) = UNo licence required. Supplied programmed for channel No. 17 in standard configuration. REMINDER:
The transmitter radio channel can only be changed on the ORE transmitters equipped with an «On/
Off» button.See Frequencies list in appendix H.
(2) = The range will vary according to the environment conditions, the position of the reception antenna (see
section covering « Position of receiver and antenna ») and the orientation of the transmitter (the range
will be lower in the event of metal obstacles such as : frameworks, partitions, enclosures, etc.)
Range can be limited on OREV transmitter
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6.2- Charger supports
IMPORTANT : The charger supports can only be used with the
Multifunction Orion transmitters (ORELxxxxx) equipped with
AAA accumulators.
DO NOT CHARGE THE BATTERIES.
Charger support
(ORCL)
Material, housing color and tightness ABS, Yellow, IP20
Weight 400 g.
Supply by vehicle connector 12 to 20 VDC
Supply by «European» or «UK» connector 230 VAC
Output voltage and current 9 VDC, 300 mA
Temperature ranges Storage : - 30°C to + 70°C
Charging : 0°C to + 40°C
Length of cable between voltage adapter and charger support 1,70 m approximately
ORCL1 / vehicle plug
(12-24VDC > 9VDC)
delivered with 3 accus AAA
ORCLU / EU, UK and US plugs
(230VAC > 9VDC)
delivered with 3 accus AAA
To recharge the Multifunction transmitter with accumulators :
1. Supply the charger support
2. if present, push on «On/Off» button to switch off the transmitter (red and
green indicator lights are OFF).
3. Place the transmitter on the charger support.
During the charging operation, the green indicator light on the transmitter ( ) comes
on steady and the red indicator light shows the charge level ( ) :
Red indicator light flashing : fast charge
Red indicator light on steady : slow or up-keep charge (transmitter
accumulator charge level is > or = 60%)
Radio controls cannot be generated when the transmitter is charging.
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6.3- Orion receivers (ORR)
Rail DIN
(ORRD)
Industrial
(small model)
(ORRS)
Industrial
(large model)
(ORRA)
Housing material PC-GF ABS ABS
Housing color Grey Yellow Grey
Tightness IP20 IP65 IP65
Maximum weight 220 g. 350 g. 1200 g.
Number of command outputs 3 or 2+1 (1) 2 or 4+1 (1) 8+1 (1) or 16+1 (1)
Power supply
12 VDC (-25%/+25%)
24 VDC (-10%/+30%)
24 VAC (+10%/-15%)
ORRS••••F model
12 VDC (9 to 20VDC)
24 VDC (20 to 75VDC)
24 VAC (+10%/-15%)
48 VAC (+10%/-15%)
ORRS••••T model
115 VAC (+10%/-15%)
ORRS••••U model
230 VAC (+10%/-15%)
ORRA••••4 model
12 VDC (9 to 20VDC)
24 VDC (20 to 28VDC)
ORRA••••A model
24 VAC (+10%/-15%)
48 VAC (+10%/-15%)
ORRA••••B model
115 VAC (+10%/-15%)
230 VAC (+10%/-15%)
Max. consumption 75 mA for DC
3,5 VA for AC
180 mA for DC
5 VA for AC
260 mA for DC
11 VA for AC
Min. consumption 320mW for 12/24 VDC 23 mA for 12VDC
350mW for 24VDC
23 mA for 12VDC
350mW for 24VDC
Mounting
Snap-on fastener on
symetrical DIN rail EN
50 022
2 holes M4 exterior 4 holes M4 interior
Cable entry /
1 or 2 plastic cable glands
(depend on model):
PG 13,5 (ø 8 to 12 mm)
1 plastic cap :
PG M16 (ø 5 to 7 mm)
1 plastic cable gland :
PG M32 (ø 20 to 26 mm)
Connection to equipment Junction blocks (for cable 2,5 mm2)
« Power supply » indicator light 1 green indicator light 1 green indicator light 1 green indicator light
« Radio reception » indicator light 1 yellow indicator light 1 green indicator light 1 green indicator light
« Programming » indicator light 1 red indicator light 1 red indicator light 1 red indicator light
« Relay activated » indicator light no indication 1 red indic. light per relay 1 red indic. light per relay
Antenna External by BNC plug 1/4 wave fixed antenna (2) or internal (3)
Tuner, Sensitivity UHF 433,100 MHz to 434,740 MHz, < 2μV
Operating temperature range - 20°C to + 50°C
Storage temperature range - 30°C to + 70°C
Identity code
256 identity codes possible, programmable by teaching on associated transmitter.
With maximum per relay of : :
- 10 identification codes for different transmitters on Rail DIN (ORRD) and industrial «small
model» receivers (ORRS)
- 4 identification codes for different transmitters on industrial «large model» (ORRA) receivers
Output command type by relay with 1 NO contact
(1 NC contact or 1 bistable contact possible by programming)
Output response time 50 ms
Operating mode Continuous or bistable (by programming jumper or microswitch)
Interlocking Programmable by jumper or microswitch
Additional function 1 «RM» relay (depending on receiver model) Cat. B safety stop according to EN954-1
if controlled by transmitter «On/Off» button
(1) = «RM» relay
(2) = Plug-in feature possible by BNC plug on industrial receivers, with kit ref : OWR01 (see installation in
appendix E).
(3) = Antenna integration possible in industrial receiver housings, with kit ref : OWR02 (delivered with the
receivers). Beware, the range is divided by 2 in this case. (see installation in appendix F).
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6.3.1- Relays : control limitation
The maximum number of relays activated at the same time
is limited to :
Rail DIN
(ORRD)
Industrial
(small model)
(ORRS)
Industrial
(large model)
(ORRA)
The maximum
number of relays
activated at the
same time is
limited to
3 relays :
3 function relays
or
2 function relays
+ 1 RM relay
4 relays :
4 function relays
or
3 function relays
+ 1 RM relay
9 relays :
9 function relays
or
8 function relays
+ 1 RM relay
All commands exceeding the maximum number of relays
which can be activated simultaneously will be ignored.
6.3.2- Relays : technical characteristics
«RM» relay and function relays :
Contacts AgNi 0,15
Maximum power at cosphi=1 2000 VA
Maximum current switching 8 A
Maximum voltage switching 400 VAC
Minimum current / voltage advised switching 100 mA / 12 VDC
Switching cycles at 250 VAC, 8 A, cosphi=1 100 000
Switching cycles at 24 VDC, 8 A 50 000
Tests per EN 60947-5-1 DC13 at 0,5 A / 24 VDC
AC15 at 3 A / 250VAC
Number of switching cycles on various contactors :
Contactor Physical unit switched by relay
Number of switching cycles
(for «RM» relay and function «relays»)
CA2DN
LC1D09
LC1D18
LC2D09
Switching at 230VAC (70VA,cosphi=0,75)
2 x 106
Switching at 110VAC, (70VA,cosphi=0,75) 1 x 106
Switching at 48VAC (70VA,cosphi=0,75) 0,5 x 106
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6.3.3- Protection of receiver board and relays
- Protection of power supply :
Against overcurrents : 1 fuse on phase (ORRS and ORRA).
Against polarity inversions in the case of 12VDC power supply.
- Fuse characteristics :
Component
Characteristics of fuse and
location to be used for
ORRS Receiver
Characteristics of fuse and
location to be used for
ORRA Receiver
Board supplied with
12 VDC 250 mA / 250 VAC / T - F2 315 mA / 250 VAC / T - F2
Board supplied with
24 VDC 500 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1 250 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1
Board supplied with
24VAC 500 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1 1,6 A / 250 VAC / T - F2
Board supplied with
48VAC 500 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1 800 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1
Board supplied with
115VAC 100 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1 315 mA / 250 VAC / T - F2
Board supplied with
230VAC 62 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1 160 mA / 250 VAC / T - F1
- Function relays
- «RM» relay No protection No protection
R1 R2 R3 RM R4
123 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
V1 V2 V3
JP1 JP2 JP3
F1
F2 R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R
6
R13 R14
123
30 31 32 33
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 1614
RM
F1
F2
Industrial receiver
«small model»
ORRS
Industrial receiver
«large model»
ORRA
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6.3.4- Particularity of ORRD receiver on DIN rail
The ORRD receiver mounted on DIN rail has
an «RM/R3» relay whose function is selected
using the programming microswitch JP4.
This relay can take the «RM» relay function
(see chapter Operation of «RM» relay) or
the control relay No. 3 function «R3».
V1 V3 V2
JP1
ONOFF
JP2
JP3
JP4
«Power supply» connection
«RM/R3» relay
connection
«R1» relay
connection
«R2» relay
connection
Microswitch «JP4»
Position of JP4 et comportement du relais «RM/R3» :
- When microswitch
JP4 is set to the «OFF» position, the «RM/R3» relay
is considered as a «RM» relay..
- When microswitch
JP4 is set to the «ON» position, the «RM/R3» relay
becomes the third function relay «R3» with operation and programming
similar to that of relays R1 and R2.
Microswitch JP4 position «RM/R3» relay function
V1 V3 V2
JP1
ONOFF
JP2
JP3
JP4
«RM» relay
V1 V3 V2
JP1
ONOFF
JP2
JP3
JP4
«R3» relay
Note :
The program settings for relay R3 are saved in the event that microswitch
JP4 is set to the «OFF» position.
JP4
on
OFF
JP4
on
ON
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