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1.2
Pairing
Pairing is possible with open transmitter or later in mounted situation.
1.2.a Pairing at open state
1.3
Mounting
XRF-TI is designed for the concealed installation in
the contact profiles of ExpertSystem (see assembly
and mounting instruction).
However it can be wired with other saftey edges
eg. where space is limitted.
1.4
System check (mandatory after each set-up)
Check the system
by pressing the safety edge
OK?
2
Trouble shooting
2.1
Warning indicator for low battery voltage
Receiver
3x
Beep
Every minute
2.2
Battery change
Order new battery (prepared with connector)
Pull out the PCB (see 1.1.)
Disconnect battery plug and remove battery
Insert new battery, plug in connector
3
Technical data
Transmittter
Input
Battery power
Battery life
Protection class IEC 60529
4
EU Declaration of Conformity
See attachment
6
Contact
BBC Bircher Smart Access, BBC Bircher AG, Wiesengasse 20, CH-8222 Beringen, www.bircher.com
Designed in Switzerland / Made in China
2
After initiating pairing on Rx
(see receiver manual),
press button
To find out which
transmitter has low
battery: Press each edge.
8.2 kOhm sensor
1x Lithium Inorganic 3.6 V
up to 7 years
IP65
1.2.b Pairing at built-in state
After initiating pairing on Rx (see receiver manual),
press the edge two times within 2 sec.
2x
Built-in
(e.g. sliding gate)
The LED flashes when activating the sensor element (pressing the sensing edge)
and flashes again when releasing the sensor element.
Does the door/gate stop when the sensing element is activated?
Slide in the PCB
Close the cover again
System test mandatory!
Dispose battery acc. to local regulations
System
Operating frequency
Range
Operating temperature
5
WEEE
Devices with this symbol must be treated separately during
disposal. This must be done in accordance with the laws of the
respective countries for environmentally sound disposal, proces-
sing and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
Sensing edge
XL
XRF-TI
Sensing
edge
Surface mount
(e.g. industrial door with ClickLine)
OK?
Battery good
868.3 MHz
100 m (at optimal condition)
–20 °C to +60 °C
Beep
Battery bad
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