Two-Barrier Configuration; Two Opposing Barriers; Connecting Opposing Barriers - FAAC B680H Operating Instructions Manual

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8. TWO-BARRIER CONFIGURATION

8.1 TWO OPPOSING BARRIERS

This configuration makes it possible to install two
opposing barriers with synchronous movement. In
this configuration, one barrier is defined as the Primary
and the other as the Secondary.
The Primary barrier manages all the controls and safety
devices, and the Secondary barrier via BUS 2easy.
Any input signals on the J1 terminal board of the
Secondary board will be ignored.
i
The anticrushing function is active on each barrier and
commands the inversion of both.
Ct=MA
B680H primary
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2
B680H

CONNECTING OPPOSING BARRIERS

1. Connect the barriers with a BUS 2easy polarised
connection.
2. Connect the required devices. They must be con-
nected to the primary and/or secondary board as
indicated in the table:
Connections
Power supply
Motor
Encoder
Head lighting
Beam lights
Outputs
BUS 2easy
Control devices
Loop
Flashing light
10
11
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Primary
Ct=SL
B680H secondary
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2
Secondary
10
11
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