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The Photon system by Deitech, in its basic configuration, is
made of two bars absolutely identical (Fig. 1), placed at the two
ends of the area to be controlled thus creating an "infrared
barrier"; the bars are connected with just one cable to a hub
(Fig. 2), that, placed in the Control Unit, controls the whole
system. The bars are used for both transmission and reception
of the beams, work in couple and exists in different versions:
from 50 to 200 cm height, with or without heather, with maximum
range 25, 50 and 80 meters. They have all the same design; are
made of an aluminium body with a black polycarbonate cover
and two caps of the same colour.
On the "ROTAX" cap (Fig. 3) you can
find the connection terminals and the
ROTAX system for the orientation of
the beams. On the "NUMBER" cap
(Fig. 4) there is the selector for the ID
number to assign to the bar and, in the
models with heater, the terminal blocks
for heater power supply. Through a four
wires cable plus shield, the barriers
(from ROTAX cap) will be connected to
the hub; the connection could be a star
or in series so that it can easily adjust
to
the
requirements.
The hub controls the correct operation of the barriers, allows the configuration of the system
and concentrate the connexion with the control panel. The hub will manage up to a maximum
of four couples, that can be installed even in the same area and the beams will not interfere
between themselves. The four couples can be of different heights and different range but the
bars of each couple must be the same. For each couple the hub will allow to set different
operation parameters (see HUB-TC Manual for details) and manage single stand-by inputs.
The alarm output toward the control panel are different for each couple, while the technical
outputs (tamper, disqualification, failure) are common for all the couples managed by the hub.
If the installation will require more than four couples, then more hub are needed.
Fig. 1
It's absolutely fundamental to install the couple of bars properly, each couple must be placed in order
to protect the passage through which an intruder could pass. In order to determine the correct mounting
height of the bar, it must be taken into consideration that the first beam (and the last) is placed at about
20 cm from the end of the bar and that between the other beams there are 25 cm. The barrier can be
placed upside down to connect the hub either from above or from below, but it is mandatory that each
couple is installed in the same position. All the Photon barriers have a patented system that allows a
correct horizontal alignment of the beams (ROTAX). This system will enable the installer to install them
PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.1
General description of the system
different
installation
THE BARS
PHOTON SYSTEM
Installation Guide
(rel. 8.0)
Fig. 3 – rotax cap
Fig.4 – number cap
Fig. 2 – hub-tc

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Summary of Contents for Duevi Photon System

  • Page 1 (rel. 8.0) General description of the system The Photon system by Deitech, in its basic configuration, is made of two bars absolutely identical (Fig. 1), placed at the two ends of the area to be controlled thus creating an “infrared barrier”;...
  • Page 2 Anti-removal tamper activation on the bars (optional) The anti-removal tampers are two waterproof buttons which are integrated in the rear of each cap and are encased in order to avoid tampering attemps from outside.. PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.2...
  • Page 3 Each Hub can manage up to four couples (i.e. 8 bars) and each bar must be precisely identified with a univocal number on the bus. This will be set by jumper that can be found in the cap “NUMBER”. PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.3...
  • Page 4 (Fig 12). Pay great attention to this, because due to the small space available, it is easy to fall into error. Fig 12 – Addressing of the HEATED version PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.4...
  • Page 5 Open= infinite (max 200 V AC-DC Power supply Input. It power the hub which in turn Form 9 to 16 VDC distributes the power to all the connected bars. Max 0,9 A (Hub + 8 bars) PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.5...
  • Page 6 If some cap is open, then it is a correct alarm condition. At this step you have to start the beam adjusting procedure and it is normal that, as it is not performed yet, the HUB can give alarm or disqualification condition. PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.6...
  • Page 7 12) Do the alignment operation for every couple of bars connected to the hub 13) Exit from “OPTIC ADJUSTMENT” mode, set DIP1=OFF, DIP2=OFF and press the reset button on the HUB to restart (Fig 25). Fig 16 Fig 17 PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.7...
  • Page 8 ACCESSORIES The PHOTON system provides various accessories to expand the performances and to assist installer in his work. Following is a list of some of them with a short description, detailed instructions for use are however provided in the product box.
  • Page 9: Monitoring Software

    Through a generic remote control software it is possible to carry out monitoring at any distance. Fig 21 Fig 22 PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.9...
  • Page 10: Summary Tables

    SUMMARY TABLES Fig 23 PHOTON SYSTEM – Installation Guide v8.0 - pag.10...
  • Page 11 Fig 24 SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.11...
  • Page 12 Fig 25 CABLE GLAND MOUNTING MANDATORY THE SUPPLIED CABLE GLANDS ENSURE THE IP65 GRADE. IT’S MANDATORY FOR THE INSTALLER TO MOUNT THEM PROPERLY. WARNING: DO NOT LOOSEN SCREWS (1-8) THE NON-COMPLIANCE TO THIS RECOMMENDATION HEAVILY AFFECTS INSIDE THE CAPS THE OPERATION AND WILL CAUSE LOSS THEIR TAMPERING WILL CAUSE LOSS OF WARRANTY RIGHTS, AS WELL AS LOSS OF WARRANTY RIGHTS.
  • Page 13 SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.13...
  • Page 14 HUB-TC SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.14...
  • Page 15 ADDED NOTES FOR THE HEATED BARS Structurally and conceptually identical to the not heated barrier, the heated barrier differs only for the presence of a resistive element assembled for the whole length of the barrier. A built-in thermostat automatically balance the internal temperature thus avoiding the ice formation on the surface whenever the outside temperature reaches the 0 degree Celsius, condition that could modify the proper optical operation of the system.
  • Page 16 SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.16...
  • Page 17 SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.17...
  • Page 18 WARNING: Tighten only one of two fixing screws (a) and leave moving possibility to the second screw, to ensure the profile of barrier free to expand / contract for thermal expansion. The bar must not bend under any condition, otherwise it will affect its proper operation. SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.18...
  • Page 19 SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.19...
  • Page 20 MANUALS AND SOFTWARES AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE: www.duevi.eu INSTALLER SUPPORT: support@duevi.eu SISTEMA PHOTON - manuale d'installazione - pag.20...