Sigalarm WCM4.0 Bedienungsanleitung

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

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SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

1. OVERVIEW....................................................5

1.1 Understanding E Field Detection ............5

1.2 Safety Regulations ....................................5

1.3 Safety Warnings ........................................5

2. INSTALLATION ...........................................6

2.1 Standard Packing List ...............................6

2.2 Installation Precautions ...........................6

2.3 Installation of the Control Module .........6

2.4 Connecting to a Power Source ................7

2.5 Installation of the Wireless Sensor(s) .....8

2.6 Installation of the Speaker .......................12

2.7 Relay Options .........................................13

2.8 Testing/Troubleshooting

the Installation ........................................14

3.MENU DISPLAY IDENTIFICATION..........15

3.1 Home screen/ Detail Overview ...............15

3.2ToolBar......................................................16

3.3SensorDashboard....................................16

3.4 Set Point Display .......................................16

3.5 Sensor Status Gauge ................................16

3.6 Work Zone Indicator ..............................16

(Coming soon)

3.7TouchScreenIcons...................................17

3.8 Knobs and Buttons ...................................17

3.9ActionsScreenOverview..........................18

3.10Admin ......................................................19

3.11 Display Setting ........................................21

3.12SetupDefaults.........................................21

3.13 Manage Sensors .....................................22

3.14ManageDevice........................................22

Information furnished by Allied Safety Systems Inc. DBA Sigalarm in this document is believed to be accurate.

Allied Safety Systems Inc. makes no warranty, express, statutory and implied or by description, regarding

the information set forth herein. Allied Safety Systems Inc. reserves the right to change specications at

any time and without notice. Allied Safety Systems Inc. products are intended for use in normal commercial

and industrial applications. Applications requiring extended temperature range or unusual environmental

requirements such as military, medical life-support or life sustaining equipment are specically not recom-

mended without additional testing on such application. Allied Safety Systems Inc. reserves the right to make

periodic modications of this product without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revision.

Copying, duplicating, selling, or otherwise distributing any part of this manual without the prior consent of

an authorized representative of Allied Safety Systems Inc. is prohibited.

4. GETTING STARTED ..................................23

4.1 Initial Control Module Set Up ................23

5. OPERATIONS ............................................24

5.1 Warnings ..................................................24

5.2 Operating Procedures ............................24

5.3 Adjust the Set Point ................................25

5.4 Remote Control Operations ..................27

(Coming soon)

5.5 System Reset ...........................................27

5.6 Override Feature ....................................27

6. DATA MANAGEMENT ..............................28

6.1 Data logger ..............................................28

6.2 Downloading Data (Coming soon) ........28

6.3 Dashboard (Coming soon) .....................28

7. SPECIFICATIONS .....................................29

7.1 Dimensions .............................................29

7.2 Material ....................................................29

7.3 Power Supply Requirements .................29

7.4 E-eld Detection .....................................29

7.5 Range of Eectiveness ...........................29

7.6 Sensor Battery ........................................29

7.7 Control Module Screen ..........................30

7.8 Temperature Specications ..................30

7.9 Speaker ....................................................30

8. TROUBLE SHOOTING ..............................31

8.1 Control module trouble shooting .........31

8.2 Sensor trouble shooting ........................31

CONTENTS

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

READ THIS MANUAL

IN ITS ENTIRETY

BEFORE

ATTEMPTING

INSTALLATION

OPERATION

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

1.1 UNDERSTANDING E-FIELD DETECTION

The Sigalarm system is a reliable and nely tuned “radio” designed to receive only

one selective source: the detectible E-eld present around all AC high voltage

power lines. The strength of the signal (E-eld) depends on the lines voltage and

the distance from the lines. Simple adjustment of the settings on the Sigalarm

unit will provide accurate and repeatable warnings. After the desired setting is

made, a visual and audible alarm will occur whenever the set point/E-eld reading

is detected.

1.2 SAFETY REGULATIONS

It is the equipment operator’s responsibility to know and follow all OSHA, employer,

utility, and equipment manufacturers’ instructions, rules, and regulations.

1.3 SAFETY WARNINGS

Overhead power lines are a constant danger to anyone working with or near

equipment that can come into contact with these high voltage lines. No warning

system should be used in place of standard safety rules and precautions. No

warning device can absolutely prevent an accident. When properly installed and

operated Sigalarm products will provide reliable and repeatable WARNINGS of the

presence of voltage.

1. OVERVIEW

NOT A DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICE

AC VOLTAGE DETECTION ONLY

Sigalarm products are warning systems and should not be used as distance

measuring devices.

Sigalarm products do NOT detect DC voltage

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

2.1 STANDARD PACKING LIST

2.2 INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

It is highly recommended that Sigalarm products are installed by a certied

Sigalarm installer or competent person. Prior to use of Sigalarm products, training

should be given to the operator by a certied trainer or competent person. Always

test the installation at a safe distance from high voltage power lines. Use extreme

care and a spotter while testing this equipment.

2.3 INSTALLATION OF THE CONTROL MODULE; SIGALARM WCM4.0

The main component of the Sigalarm system is the control module WCM4.0. It

should be mounted in the immediate vicinity of the operator in plain view, without

obstructing their view of the work area.

Systems with an IP rating will be clearly marked. If your control

module does not have an IP rating displayed, do not assume it

is waterproof.

2. INSTALLATION

Part # QTY Description

WCM4.0 1 Control Module

WS4.0 1-16 Sensor(s)

7315-w 1 Parts Bag

WPASPC-5P 1 Horn

2.0wrly 1 Relay Cable

2.0spk 1 Speaker Cable

2.0pwr 1 Power Cable

727-04 1 Mounting Bracket

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

2.4. CONNECTING THE CONTROL MODULE TO A POWER SOURCE

Attach the supplied power cable (2.0pwr) to a 12v to 48v DC power supply. The

2.0pwr cord has a red wire, black wire, and a white wire. It can be installed one of

two ways.

SWITCH POWER (Recommended)

Red (Pin 1) Positive -always on 12-48v DC

White (Pin 2) Switched power

Black (Pin 3) Negative -ground

POWER

Red (Pin 1) Positive - always on 12-48v DC

White (Pin 2) Twist together with Red

Black (Pin 3) Negative - ground

Front view of 2.0-pwr

1 2

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

2.5 INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR(S); SIGALARM WS4.0

The solar sensors are the component of the system that detects voltage.

TURN THE SENSOR ON:

Remove the sensor lid and put the switch (sw1) in the on position. Prior to operation

connect the solar panel in the lid to the (J3) connector in the base of the sensor.

Close the sensor insuring the solar panel cables are not caught between the seal.

Loosely assemble screws in the sequence shown below

Tighten all screws to an 8 inch-pound torque. There may appear to be a gap

between the lid and the base. This is normal. Over-tightening of screws to close the

gap is not recommended.

4 2

60 HZ OR 50 HZ

Sensors are shipped with a factory setting to detect 60Hz. Upon request

50Hz presets can be made prior to shipping. Customer may also switch

between 60 Hz to 50 Hz by utilizing the switch (sw2) on the sensor.

SIGALARM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL / GENERATION 4 WIRELESS

VERIFY PAIRING:

Before permanently installing the sensor and after power is applied to the main

control module verify that the correct quantity of sensors are paired. (Refer to

section 3.13 Manage Sensors for further pairing instruction). Verify the correct

serial numbers are listed in the active sensor column.

PLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION:

The almost unlimited types sizes and congurations of equipment on which

Sigalarm products can be used make it impossible to cover every potential

installation conguration in the manual. However, the following explanation

should help you understand general sensor placement considerations.

Place a single sensor at the highest point of the equipment with the best line of

sight. Where equipment has varying points that can be higher at any given time

multiple sensors should be installed at each of those points. Sensors cannot

be obstructed by metal at any time. The sensors have an adjustable protection

zone, set by the operator on the main control module. Always install sensors with

protection zones overlapping. Please refer to the following suggested installation

diagrams for examples. Wireless Sigalarm systems are not appropriate for all types

of equipment or every jobsite. When in doubt consult a Sigalarm technician

MINIMUM APPROACH DISTANCE – MAD CONSIDERATIONS:

When installing multiple sensors on a piece of equipment, spacing between

sensors should be relative to minimum approach distance or MAD. The distance

between two sensors must not be greater than 1.75 x MAD. This ensures there

are no gaps in protection along the entire length of the boom. For example, if a

minimum approach distance is 20 feet, then the spacing between sensors should

be no more than 35 feet.

Wireless Sigalarm systems are not appropriate for all types of equipment or

every jobsite. When in doubt consult a Sigalarm technician.

NOT FOR ALL TYPES OF EQUIPMENT

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