SYNCHRONIZATION BETWEEN IBS-SH-50-8TD BARRIERS
IMPORTANT: We must always align the receiver with the transmitter. For example: we have two barriers, the receiver of barrier 1 must be aligned with the transmitter of barrier 2. In addition, it must be taken into account that the two barriers must have the same numbering, otherwise they will not be able to synchronize between them
The most important thing between the barriers is to make sure that they are switched off; for this we will press the power button 3 times in a row (the button on the receiver of one barrier and the button on the transmitter of the other). Here we will find 2 possible events:
- Continuous sound for several seconds. THE BARRIER HAS BEEN SWITCHED OFF
- The barrier beeps between 3 and 6 times. THE BARRIER IS TURNED ON
Once we have confirmed that the two barriers are off, we proceed to turn them on. To do this, press the button between 3 and 6 times on each of them (the same number on both).
For example: the barriers are off, we press the button 4 times on each of them, at that moment they beep about 6 times each, so they will be on and linked.
SYNCHRONIZATION BETWEEN BARRIERS AND RECEIVER
- We turn on all the equipment, both barriers and receivers
- In the receiver we raise the DIP of the zone in which we want to add our barriers (in the case of the example the zone 1), the led of that zone will remain fixed and the receiver will remain in synchronization mode:
- Once the receiver is in synchronization mode, we only have to separate the two barriers to produce the alarm signal. This will cause the led D30 to start blinking continuously, which indicates that the addition has been done correctly:
- We turn the DIP back to OFF and the aggregation process is finished
- To decide if the relay output of the zones are NO or NC, we have jumpers. If they are in the right position it is for the output to be NC and if they are on the left it is for the output to be NO
- Finally, the jumpers we have with indications 5s, 10s, etc. regulate the time the relay remains activated when the barriers are separated