Siebert XC630 Series User manual

Series XC630
Digital displays for work safety
Operating instructions

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Table of contents
1Safety instructions 4
Important information .........................................................................................................................................4
Warning notice....................................................................................................................................................4
Intended use.......................................................................................................................................................4
Special safety precautions for installation..........................................................................................................4
Qualified staff......................................................................................................................................................5
Grounding...........................................................................................................................................................5
Mounting and installation....................................................................................................................................6
Transport............................................................................................................................................................6
Disposal..............................................................................................................................................................6
Batteries and rechargeable batteries .................................................................................................................6
2Important information 7
Copyright............................................................................................................................................................7
Disclaimer...........................................................................................................................................................7
Liability................................................................................................................................................................7
Cleaning .............................................................................................................................................................7
Display accuracy ................................................................................................................................................7
3Installation 8
Requirements to the installation site ..................................................................................................................8
Installation material ............................................................................................................................................8
Opening the unit.................................................................................................................................................8
Mounting the unit................................................................................................................................................9
Power supply connection .................................................................................................................................10
Connection of the Ethernet cable.....................................................................................................................11
Connection via USB interface ..........................................................................................................................11
4Important notes on commissioning 12
Interfaces..........................................................................................................................................................12
Displays with infrared remote control (XC6xx-xxx-x-02)..................................................................................12
Displays with USB interface (XC6xx-xxx-x-03)................................................................................................12
Displays with Ethernet interface (XC6-xx-xxx-x-05).........................................................................................12
5Product description 13
Brightness control.............................................................................................................................................13
Energy saving mode.........................................................................................................................................14
6Start-up and configuration 15
Configuration of the display..............................................................................................................................15
Start-up and test...............................................................................................................................................15

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7Configuration of the display with infrared remote control 16
Meaning of the buttons.....................................................................................................................................16
Change batteries..............................................................................................................................................16
Change the shown numbers ............................................................................................................................17
Setting the brightness.......................................................................................................................................18
8Troubleshooting notes 19
The display does not answer............................................................................................................................19
No remote control receipt.................................................................................................................................19
The remote control does not work....................................................................................................................19
The remote control does not respond to all buttons.........................................................................................19
Start-up and test...............................................................................................................................................19
9Closing the display 20
Closing the display for indoor use....................................................................................................................20
Closing the display for outdoor use..................................................................................................................20
10 Technical data 21
11 SafetyDisplayConfigutator 22
Installation ........................................................................................................................................................22
System requirements ..................................................................................................................................22
Starting the installation................................................................................................................................22
Deinstallation...............................................................................................................................................23
Configuration of the display..............................................................................................................................24
Connecting the display................................................................................................................................24
Control concept ...........................................................................................................................................24
Configuration mode.....................................................................................................................................25
Interface ......................................................................................................................................................25
Selection of display .....................................................................................................................................26
Network settings..........................................................................................................................................28
Define the display........................................................................................................................................29
Brightness ...................................................................................................................................................30
Power saving mode.....................................................................................................................................31
Set values....................................................................................................................................................31
Complete configuration ...............................................................................................................................32
Bluetooth connection........................................................................................................................................33
Installation ...................................................................................................................................................33
Coupling via Windows 10............................................................................................................................33
Bug fixing..........................................................................................................................................................37
12 Service and Support 38

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1 Safety instructions
Important information
Read these operating instructions before starting the unit. They provide you with important information
on the use, safety and maintenance of the units. This helps you to protect yourself and prevent
damage to the unit.
During the lifetime of the unit keep the operating instructions in an accessible place at all times. Hand
over the operating instructions to any future owner of the unit. It is to be considered as part of the
product.
The manufacturer is not liable if the information in these operating instructions are not complied with.
Warning notice
Information intended to help you to avoid death, bodily harm or considerable damage to property is
highlighted by the warning triangle shown here; it is imperative that this information be properly
heeded.
DANGER!
Disregarding this warning notice leads to death or serious bodily harm.
DANGER!
Disregarding the warning notice can lead to death or serious bodily harm.
DANGER!
Disregarding the warning notice can lead to minor physical injuries or property damage.
Intended use
During configuring, installing, testing, commissioning and maintenance of the unit, the applicable
standards and safety regulations have to be observed.
Trouble-free, safety operation of the unit requires proper transport, storage, installation, mounting and
careful operation and maintenance of the unit.
Special safety precautions for installation
CAUTION!
Carefully seal the electrical equipment for safety reasons after commissioning.
Devices for indoor use have 16,5 mm wide connectors (upper figure):
Spread the connectors a bit to ensure a firm connection between the profiles. Check that the connectors are
pressed so tightly that extraction of the connectors without tools (lever) is not possible. The key to seal the unit
is included in the mounting kit.
Devices for outdoor use have 25 mm wide connectors (lower figure):
The connectors must be secured with the enclosed screws.

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Qualified staff
The operating instructions are intended for trained professional electricians, familiar with the safety
standards of electrical technology and industrial electronics.
Components inside the unit are voltage-carrying during operation. For this reason mounting and
maintenance work may only be performed by professionally trained personnel while observing the
corresponding safety regulations.
For safety reasons and due to the required compliance with the documented unit properties the repair
and replacement of components and modules may only be carried out by the manufacturer or an
authorized specialized company.
Grounding
The unit is equipped with a metal housing. It complies with safety class I and requires a protective
earth connection. The connecting cable for the operating voltage must contain a protective earth wire
of a sufficient cross section (DIN VDE 0106 part 1, DIN VDE 0411 part 1).
The unit has no power switch. It is in operation immediately after applying operating voltage.
plastic lever
included
Fig.1
connectors 16,5 mm
mm
acrylic glass pane
housing profile
If the connectors once should solve themselves
too easy, then spread them a little bit with a slot
screwdriver.
Fig. 2
connectors 25 mm
acrylic glass pane
housing profile

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Mounting and installation
The attachment options for the units were conceived in such a way as to ensure safe, reliable
mounting. The user must ensure that the used fixing material guarantees, under the given surrounding
conditions, a secure mounting.
When installing and commissioning please note the appropriate national and regional regulations.
Transport
The unit must be transported clean and dry in the original packing. The transport temperature must be
between –40 °C and +70 °C. Temperature fluctuations of more than 20 °C per hour are non-
permissible.
Disposal
The unit is made of low-emission materials and is therefore recyclable. For an environmentally safe
recycling contact a certified waste management enterprise. Units or parts which are no longer needed
are to be disposed of in accordance with the regulations in effect in your country.
Batteries and rechargeable batteries
As an end user you are legally obliged (battery regulation) to return all used batteries
and rechargeable batteries! Disposal with household waste is prohibited.
Batteries containing harmful substances are marked with the following symbols, which
indicate that disposal with household waste is prohibited. The designations for the
decisive heavy metal are: Cd = cadmium, Hg = quicksilver, Pb = lead (the name
appears on the battery/rechargeable battery, e.g. under the garbage can symbols
shown on the left).
You can return your used batteries/rechargeable batteries to the collection points in
your municipality or wherever batteries/rechargeable batteries are sold.
In doing so, you fulfil your legal obligations and make your contribution environmental
protection.

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2 Important information
Copyright
This documentation is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved.
No part of this documentation may be translated without written permission by Siebert
Industrieelektronik GmbH. No part of this documentation may be reproduced in any form by print,
photocopy or other methods, or processed by using electronic systems, duplicated or disseminated.
Siebert®, LRD®and XC-Board®are registered trade marks of Siebert Industrieelektronik GmbH. As far
as other product names or company names are mentioned in this documentation they may be trade
marks or trade names of their respective owners.
Disclaimer
This documentation has been prepared with utmost care. For any mistakes we can not accept any
liability. Corrections, improvement suggestions, criticism and suggestions are welcome. Please write
to: [e-mail]
Liability
Availability and technical specifications of the product are subject to change. The data specified is
indicated solely for product description. They are not intended to be guaranteed in a legal sense.
Cleaning
For the care of the front panel use a scratch-free cloth. Do not push in the front pane during cleaning.
The unit must not be cleaned with a steam cleaner.
Display accuracy
Fields to which you have given the "automatic increment" property during configuration with the
'SafetyDisplayConfigurator' are incremented by one at around midnight every day. Typically, this is the
counter for accident-free days.
This function requires that the display is operated all around the clock. In the event of a power failure,
the time of automatic counting will be postponed by this downtime.
Each time you make a change with the 'SafetyDisplayConfigurator', the time will be reset to midnight.

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3 Installation
Requirements to the installation site
The display is designed for wall mounting. The wall surface has to be plane and free of irregularities.
The wall must have a sufficient capacity.
Installation material
The installation material shown below is included in delivery:
1 Screws for wall mounting
2 Dowels for wall mounting
3 Spacers for wall mounting
4 Self-adhesive strips to hold the spacers
5 Washers
6 Lever tools
7 Grounding clamp
8 Sheet-metal screw for grounding clamp
9* Cable grommet seals
10* Torx screw
11* Torx screwdriver
* only devices for outdoor use
Keep the lever tools and the screwdriver.
Opening the unit
To open the unit you have to remove the connectors and to lift the front pane carefully.
The connectors on devices for outdoor use are secured with torx screws all around against
unintentional opening. For installation and disassembly a fitting torx wrench is included.

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To open the device remove the torx screws and keep them carefully for later assembly.
Open the device by using the lever tool. First remove the connectors and then the front pane.
Upon delivery, the connectors are only applied loosely.
Mounting the unit
Mount the unit using the mounting holes with screws and dowels on the wall.
Use according proper mounting material if the screws and dowels included do not match.
The spacers, in combination with the screws, allow a fastening of the device with a distance of
approximately 10 mm to the wall.

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The cables can then be fed between wall and device (surface mounting). To fix the spacers during
installation use the included hexagonal self-adhesive stripes.
Power supply connection
After mounting the device on the wall you connect the line for the power supply to the terminal. Make
sure that the 230V line was damaged nowhere during insertion into the device.
The unit has a metal housing. It corresponds with protection type I and needs a protective conductor
connection. The connecting cable for the power supply must contain a protective ground wire
connection with sufficient cross-section (DIN VDE 0106 Teil 1, DIN VDE 0411 part 1).
The protective ground wire (yellow/green) can be connected either to the yellow or the green terminal.
When first powered on numbers appear on all digits. Depending on the unit version, during later
power-up –after implementing of the configuration –the decimal points light up.

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Connection of the Ethernet cable
Only valid for displays with Ethernet interface (XC6xx-xxx-x-05).
Displays with Ethernet interface are connected with an Ethernet cable cat. 5 or higher. Modern PCs or
laptops recognize the cable type automatically.
If your display is operated with older network components, the following cables are required:
▪a crosses Ethernet cable cat. 5 or higher for a direct connection to the PC or laptop with the
display
▪an Ethernet patch cable cat. 5 for the connection of the PC or laptop via a network switch or -
hub with the display
Connection via USB interface

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4 Important notes on commissioning
The work safety displays of the series XC630 can be configured and operated via various interfaces.
In addition to a PC or laptop, depending on the interface of the display, you will also need further tools
for configuration/operation.
Interfaces
The following interface variants are distinguished for the devices of the series XC630:
Order no.
Interface
XC630-xxx-x-02
Infrared remote control
XC630-xxx-x-03
USB (socket type C)
XC630-xxx-x-05
Ethernet (RJ45)
The configuration and changing of values is carried out via the Windows program
'SafetyDisplayConfigurator' included in delivery (Exception: display with infrared remote control)
Displays with infrared remote control (XC6xx-xxx-x-02)
No PC software is required for displays with infrared remote control. The operation is carried out with
the remote control included in delivery.
Displays with USB interface (XC6xx-xxx-x-03)
The configuration and the changing of values is carried out via the USB interface. A matching USB
cable is included in delivery.
The USB socket type C is located on the lower left side of the display.
Displays with Ethernet interface (XC6-xx-xxx-x-05)
The configuration and the changing of values is carried out via an Ethernet cable. All settings (network
addresses, protocols, etc.) are set with the 'SafetyDisplayConfigurator'.
See chapter 'Connection of the Ethernet cable'.

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5 Product description
The following figure shows the display in working condition:
The displays of the XC630 series are available for indoor or outdoor use:
Order no.
Application
XC630-xxx-N-xx
Units for indoor use, protection type IP40
XC630-xxx-A-xx
Units for outdoor use, protection type IP54
Units for outdoor use have screwed connectors, cable grommet seal with rubber lips and climate
control.
The scope of information consists of the following characteristic values which you assign to the
various fields according to the specific front foil during the first start-up:
•Accident-free days
•Number of accidents
•Accident-free days record
•Workdays lost
•Custom fields 1 to 6
For each characteristic you can enter a fixed number. Alternatively, you can activate the automatic
function to ensure that the field is counted by one further at midnight. Therefore, the display must be
switched on at midnight.
Furthermore, the following information can be displayed as required:
•Current time in HH:MM format
•Current date in DD.MM, DD.MM.YY or DD.MM.YYYY
•Air temperature and humidity with additional sensor
Brightness control
The brightness of the LEDs can be manually adjusted to the ambient brightness.
Alternatively, the automatic brightness control can be activated with the 'SafetyDisplayConfigurator'
(does not apply for displays with infrared control (XC6xx-xxx-x-02)). The display automatically adjusts
its luminosity to the ambient brightness. If the ambient brightness is lower, for example in cloudy sky
or at night, the display dim down automatically to avoid glare effects e.g.. At high ambient brightness
the display increases its brightness for better readability.

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Energy saving mode
With the configuration program 'SafetyDisplayConfigurator‘ the energy-saving mode can be switched
on (does not apply for displays with infrared control (XC6xx-xxx-x-02)).
In this mode, all LEDs are automatically dimmed at a user-defined point of time and re-activated at
another point of time. During the darkening mode only a decimal dot flashes briefly every 30 seconds.
Energy consumption can thus be significantly reduced during the time in which the display is not read,
for example at night.

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6 Start-up and configuration
Configuration of the display
Not valid for displays with infrared remote control (XC6xx-xxx-x-02).
The configuration is only done with the Windows software 'Siebert SafetyDisplayConfigurator'.
The steps required for configuration are described in detail in the documentation of the
'SafetyDisplayConfigurator' program.
After you have successfully completed the configuration, the software is only needed to reset the
accident-free days in case of an accident.
Start-up and test
Expediently perform a functional test before you close the device permanently.

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7 Configuration of the display with infrared remote control
This manual describes how to operate displays of the XC600 series with infrared remote control.
Note: For displays with more than just number fields (e.g. additional text display, date/time or
temperature) only the numeric number fields can be set with the remote control.
Instructions for mounting, power connection and safe operation can be found in the operating
instructions of the XC600 series and on the product disc supplied on delivery. They can also be
downloaded from www.siebert-group.com.
The following settings can be made with the remote control:
1) Selection of a field for input
2) Change the number displayed on the selected field.
The number can be entered directly via the numeric keypad or it can be increased or decreased
by 1 using the VOL +/- keys. It is not possible to enter decimal numbers or negative numbers.
3) Adjusting the brightness of the entire display.
Bedeutung d
Meaning of the buttons
Button TV
Set the correct operating mode
Button INF
Show the actual field number
Button OK
Start and stop operation
Buttons VOL +/-
- Increase or decrease numbers by one
- Increase or decrease the brightness
Buttons CH +/-
Go to the next input field
Buttons NUM (1..9)
Direct entry of numbers via the numerical keypad
Button SEL
Selection of number input
Button DIM
Setting and changing the brightness of the display
All other buttons are without function.
Change batteries
The remote control requires 2 1.5 V batteries type CR2032 for operation. A set of batteries is included
on delivery. To use the remote control remove the protection film from the battery compartment.
To change the battery open the battery compartment on the bottom side of the housing. Make sure the
polarity of the batteries is correct.
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Change the shown numbers
a. Press button TV to activate the remote control.
b. After press the button OK to start operation of the remote control.
c. Press the button SEL to activate the input mode. The current input field starts flashing slowly.
d. In case of several input fields use the CH +/- buttons to move between the fields.
e. Enter the new number using the keys 1…9 on the numeric keypad. As soon as the content of a
field has been changed, the flashing frequency changes. Alternatively you can increase or
decrease the displayed number by one using the VOL +/- buttons.
f. Finish operation by pressing the button OK. The entered values are now saved and the display
restarts.
During input, the internal channel number of the corresponding field can be displays by pressing the
button INF. This is indicated by a left-aligned digit with varying brightness. By pressing the info button
INF again, the display changes back to input mode.
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Setting the brightness
a. Press the button TV to activate the remote control.
b. After press the button OK to start operation of the display.
c. Press the button DIM for setting the brightness.
d. The brightness of the display is set to the standard value. If the existing luminosity corresponds
with the standard value there is no visible change in brightness.
e. Increase or decrease the brightness with the button VOL +/-
f. Finish operation by pressing the button OK. The set brightness is now saved and the display
restarts.

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Hinweise
8 Troubleshooting notes
The display does not answer
The display is turned off.
Check the power supply. Directly after turning on the power supply a red LED flashes on the control
computer. After a few seconds it goes out.
No remote control receipt
▪The distance between display and remote control is too big. Reduce the distance to the display.
The maximum range depends on various environmental circumstances, e.g. the ambient
brightness. The minimum distance is approximately two meters.
▪There are objects between the display and the remote control.
▪The sensor in the display is dazzled by direct sunlight. In this case switch off the display for test
purposes and then repeat the function test.
The remote control does not work
The batteries of the remote control are either empty, wrong or inserted incorrectly.
Control: When pressing a button no LED of the remote control lights up.
The remote control does not respond to all buttons
Wrong mode of the remote control selected. The remote control must be in TV mode. Whenever a
button is pressed the red LED next to the button TV must light up.
Start-up and test
Expediently perform a functional test before you close the device permanently.

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Anzig
9 Closing the display
Closing the display for indoor use
Insert the front pane and the connectors. Spread the connectors slightly with a screwdriver before
inserting so that they are stuck firmly in the housing frame. Check that the connectors are fixed so
tightly after insertion that they can not be removed without tools (lever tools).
Closing the display for outdoor use
For devices for outdoor use the connectors have to be screwed into the housing frame with torx
screws after insertion. For this use the included screwdriver.
WARNING!
If the connectors are not fixed firmly or screwed they can be removed by unauthorized persons or resolve
themselves. As a result the front pane can fall out and live parts can be exposed.