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- Page 1 User Manual English BPXWXU1, revision 4...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Preface Terms and Conditions ....................3 Introduction Intro ..........................4 Product overview ......................5 Specifications and marking..................6 Product models ......................7 Installation Item check list ......................8 Preparations for cabling and termination ...............9 Fiber version (FIB) .....................10 Power over ethernet version (POE) ................12 Ethernet and Power version (ETH) ................14 Power version (PWR) ....................16 Earthing ........................17... -
Page 3: Terms And Conditions
2. Consult the user manual which is included in your order. If you need additional assistance, please use one of the following support options to contact BARTEC or our authorized BARTEC Sales offices. 3. Online, chat and other forms of remote support may be available. Contact information is available at https://www.pixavi.com/support-forum/... -
Page 4: Introduction
The Wireless X is nothing short of a revolution within wireless equipment in hazardous areas. Based on 15 years of experience within wireless equipment and hazardous areas, BARTEC PIXAVI has re-designed the bulky enclosure completely. We designed the smallest, lightest and highest performing solution for wireless equipment ever created for hazardous areas. -
Page 5: Product Overview
PRODUCT OVERVIEW Ex e Termination Ex e gasket interface * enclosure Bracket for earthing and locking Input/output Input/output Ex d bushing * Ex d bushing * Input/output glands Ex d enclosure RF transparent dome Wireless device Power supply * Media converter * * Configuration dependent Introduction... -
Page 6: Specifications And Marking
Presafe 17 ATEX 11333 X WX=Wireless X EX=Ex version IECEx PRE 17.0059 X YY=Year of manufacture SSSSSS= unique serial number Mfr: BARTEC GmbH 97980 Bad Mergentheim, DE Presafe 17 ATEX certificate number ATEX 11333 X 85-264 VAC (47-63 Hz), 120-370 VDC... -
Page 7: Product Models
Special Conditions for Safe Use: “X” - The instruction indicates all the necessary information to ensure the installation and use minimize the risk from electrostatic discharge. “X” - Equipment must only be placed in areas with low risk of mechanical danger (ref clause 26.4.2 in EN 60079-0). -
Page 8: Item Check List
ITEM CHECK LIST Before starting installation, check that all the following items have been included with your Wireless X. If anything is missing, contact your dealer. Do not use any sharp objects like scissors or knives when opening the box. This may damage the content. Wireless X User manual Mounting fixture... -
Page 9: Preparations For Cabling And Termination
PREPARATIONS FOR CABLING AND TERMINATION Never perform any installation or maintenance work on the Wireless X while it is connected to power! Selection, Installation, Maintenance and repair of electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmosphere should be done in accordance with IEC/ EN 60079-14/ -17/ -19 . -
Page 10: Fiber Version (Fib)
FIBER VERSION (FIB) Follow the cabling and termination instructions below for correct installation. Lay out the parts, cables and components as shown in the illustrations. It's recommended to use the included dome fixture during the cabling and termination process. Always pay attention to the fiber cables’ minimum bend radius of 30 mm. If you bend the fiber cable tighter than this minimum bend radius, you risk breaking the fiber cable. - Page 11 Splicing fiber Once properly aligned, the fusion splicer uses an electrical arc to melt the fibers, permanently welding the two fiber ends together. Protection of the splice A typical fusion splice has a tensile strength of between 0.5 and 1.5 lbs. Using heat shrink tubing, silicone gel and/or mechanical crimp protectors will keep the...
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Page 12: Power Over Ethernet Version (Poe)
Mount Ex e lid Place the protective lid over the Ex e chamber. Make sure the Ex e gasket is properly seated. Attach the 7 M6 fasteners. It is recommended to use low- to medium strength thread locking sealant on all the 7 fasteners POWER OVER ETHERNET VERSION (POE) Follow the cabling and termination instructions below for correct installation. - Page 13 Cable Insulation cutting 45 mm Cut cable insulation and 30 mm ethernet shielding according 35 mm to the illustrated values and add cable ferrules. Place the Ethernet cable shield in contact with the shield clamp. Terminate Ethernet cable Attach the individual leads to the termination block.
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Page 14: Ethernet And Power Version (Eth)
ETHERNET AND POWER VERSION (ETH) Follow the cabling and termination instructions below for correct installation. Lay out the parts, cables and components as shown in the illustrations. It's recommended to use the included dome fixture during the cabling and termination process. Remove Ex e lid and insert cables into glands Unscrew the 7 M6x1 fasteners... - Page 15 Terminate Ethernet cable Attach the individual leads to the termination block. The connection points are spring loaded. Important: Follow the color coding indicated in the illustration to the right. Connect power and ground Verify that the incoming power cable is NOT live using a multimeter.
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Page 16: Power Version (Pwr)
POWER VERSION (PWR) Follow the cabling and termination instructions below for correct installation. Lay out the parts, cables and components as shown in the illustrations. It's recommended to use the included dome fixture during the cabling and termination process. Remove Ex e lid and insert cables into glands Unscrew the 7 M6x1 fasteners and remove the Ex e lid to... -
Page 17: Earthing
Mount Ex e lid Place the protective lid over the Ex e chamber. Make sure the Ex e gasket is properly seated. Attach the 7 M6 fasteners. It is recommended to use low- to medium strength thread locking sealant on all the 7 fasteners. EARTHING EARTHING: The Wireless X must be earthed to the earth system using minimum one of the earth/fixing points. -
Page 18: Daisy Chain Configurations (Dsy)
DAISY CHAIN CONFIGURATIONS (DSY) Some versions can be configured as daisy chains, by having an extra output gland: This section contain guidelines for how to install and terminate the cables. Fiber daisy chain (FIB-DSY) Power daisy chain (PWR/ETH-DSY) FIBER DAISY CHAIN (FIB-DSY) The fiber cables can be configured as a daisy chain, if you have an extra set of fiber cables or more coming inside the Ex e chamber. -
Page 19: Power Daisy Chain (Pwr/Eth-Dsy)
POWER DAISY CHAIN (PWR/ETH-DSY) The power/ground cables can be configured as a daisy chain. Please follow the cabling and termination instructions below Make sure the CC of the power cables are in the range of 1.5mm to 4mm Overview Make sure the power cables are terminated as explained in "POWER VERSION (PWR)"... -
Page 20: Preparations Before Installing
PREPARATIONS BEFORE INSTALLING Never perform any installation or maintenance work on the Wireless X while it is connected to power! During installation, if working at height cannot be avoided, a risk assessment should be carried out before any work at height is undertaken. The assess- ment should highlight the measures that must be taken to ensure people are not at risk of falling from height. -
Page 21: Ceiling Bracket
CEILING BRACKET Only mount the Wireless X bracket to suitable structures. Hardware needed: Prefered mounting 176,5 holes (Ø9) • Mounting bracket Alternative mounting • M8 mounting hardware (not included) holes (Ø9) Ø 250 mm Mount bracket to ceiling Mount the bracket using the recommended mounting points. -
Page 22: Wall Bracket
WALL BRACKET Only mount the Wireless X bracket to suitable structures Hardware needed: • Mounting bracket • Wall bracket (BPX-AC-WALL) • 4x M8 bolts washers and nuts • M8 bracket-to-wall mounting Mounting holes hardware (not included) for wall bracket Potential mountin holes when using the wall bracket in combination... -
Page 23: Pipe Bracket (Horizontal)
PIPE BRACKET (HORIZONTAL) Only mount the Wireless X bracket to suitable structures. Hardware needed: 35-45 cm 17-35 cm • Mounting bracket 7-17 cm • Pipe bracket kit (BPX-AC-PIPE) • 6x M8 bolt, nuts and washers • 3x stainless steel pipe clamps Mounting slots for Pipe bracket Fixing holes for... -
Page 24: Pipe Bracket (Vertical)
PIPE BRACKET (VERTICAL) Only mount the Wireless X bracket to suitable structures. Hardware needed: • Mounting bracket • Pipe bracket kit (BPX-AC-PIPE) Potential mounting • Wall bracket (BPX-AC-WALL) holes for di erent pipe sizes • 10x M8 bolts, washers and nuts •... - Page 25 Attach pipe bracket Insert the pipe bracket into the slots of the wall bracket. Make sure they are in the correct position. Secure the pipe bracket to the wall bracket with the bolts and nuts supplied. Mount to structure Mount the bracket assembly to the structure using the supplied band clamp.
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Page 26: Mounting The Wireless X
MOUNTING THE WIRELESS X Ensure that the “Cabling and termination” step is finished before mounting the device to the bracket. Ensure that the mounting bracket is already mounted in the ceiling, pipe or wall configuration. Only mount the Wireless X to suitable structures. Hole for Wireless X enclosure Safety wire... - Page 27 Mount ceiling bracket 1) Make sure the bracket is securely fixed to the cealing. Attach the safety wire to the Wireless X using a M6 fastener and then attach the other end of the safety wire to the ceiling bracket. The safety wire is not meant for carrying the entire weight of the Wireless X during installation.
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Page 28: Maintenance
Maintenance and inspection of the Wireless X, mounted in explosive atmosphere, should be done in accordance with IEC/ EN 60079-17 BARTEC PIXAVI recommends a minimum inspection interval of 36 months. Inspection procedure guidelines: ●... -
Page 29: Troubleshooting
- Max RF throughput, Input interfaces (Power/POE etc), size along with maximum and minimum operating temperatures are also relevant. If you are unsure if your access point will fit inside the Wireless X, your BARTEC representative can help you. How do I find the right place to mount the Wireless X? The location you choose to install your Wireless X affects the signal strength and network speed you will achieve. -
Page 30: Troubleshooting
Implementation guidelines for further troubleshooting. The Wi-Fi performance is slower than expected BARTEC PIXAVI does not provide any wired or wireless bandwidth specific guarantees. The network speed and performance depends on the actual equipment mounted inside the Wireless X, the splicing and termination quality, network cable length, network cable type and also interference coming from other RF equipment nearby. -
Page 31: Drawings And Components
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS Side view Fiber converter and power supply Dome Wireless equipment Cemented joint Top view (Ex d) 3 Ex e glands Fixing/earthing bracket O-ring Termination plate For PWR, Fiber and Ethernet Ex e compartment Bottom view (Ex e) 4 Ex d bushings M6 fasteners for Ex e lid TITLE: ISSUED BY:... -
Page 32: Material List
MATERIAL LIST Item Description Material Main Chassis Chassis and ring around dome Marine grade aluminum, Powder coated and Ring Dome Dome for Ex d chamber Composite, Marine grade gelcoat Ex e lid Lid for Ex e chamber Marine grade aluminum, Powder coated Ex e Gasket Gasket for Ex e chamber NBR, CS= 1.5mm, ID= 275mm... -
Page 33: Declarations And Certificates
03.01.2018 Date of issue: Declaration We, BARTEC PIXAVI AS (Vestre Svanholmen 24, 4313 SANDNES, Norway), declare under our sole responsibility that the product: BARTEC PIXAVI Wireless X (Wireless Radio Enclosure) To which this declaration relates is in accordance with the provisions of the... - Page 34 Vestre Svanholmen 24 / Norway / 4313 Sandnes Tel.: +47 51731515 sales@bartec-pixavi.com www.bartec-pixavi.com © BARTEC PIXAVI 2018...
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