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TOF/Taxi
6.3 DIP switch 3 – Wall blanking
When the TOF/Taxi-equipped swing door opens
towards a wall, the TOF/Taxi can be set to recognize
the wall and blank (ignore) it while maintaining full
safeguarding capability in the remaining parts of the
detection area.
Important: Wall blanking must only be set after the
detection area width and length are set and checked.
Important: A wall is defined as a solid, flat, vertical
plane which is at least as high and as wide as the
door itself.
Important: Wall blanking will only work if all three
rows are activated Chapter 6.2.
Important: If the TOF/Taxi is mounted on the hinge
edges the space between the door and the wall must
be larger than 0.15 m (5.9 in).
DIP switch 3 position
ON
OFF
Table 3: DIP switch 3 settings
6.4 DIP switch 4 – Door handle blanking
To prevent the door handle from triggering the
TOF/Taxi, the area containing the door handle can be
blanked by setting DIP switch 4 to ON. This reduces
the detection area length of Row 1 by approximately
1 m (40 in), putting it well above the standard height
for door handles.
Important: Door handle blanking will only work if all
three rows are activated Chapter 6.2.
DIP switch 4 position
ON
OFF
Table 4: DIP switch 4 settings
6.5 Pot 1 and Pot 2 – Detection area
There are two potentiometers for the adjustment of
the detection area referred to as Pot 1 and Pot 2.
Pot 1 is used to adjust the detection area length
( Figure 14). Pot 2 is then used to adjust the
detection area width in relation to the detection area
length.
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Wall blanking
Enabled
Disabled
Door handle blanking
Enabled
Disabled
Figure 12: As the swing door is approaching the wall,
TOF/Taxi reduces its detection area constantly
Figure 13: Door handle blanking reduces the innermost row
in length (single rows are shown for clarity)
Figure 14: Using Pot 1 and Pot 2 to adjust the detection area
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