Installing The Device - Velleman PEM300D Mode D'emploi

0.83mm²
AWG17
1.03mm²

6. Installing the device

Unscrew the attachment screw at the bottom of the cover and lift it off
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the rest of the unit.
When the cover is off, unscrew the attachment screw at the bottom of
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the main part of the unit (holding the mounting plate) and remove the
mounting plate by sliding it downwards.
If the wiring comes out of the mounting wall, break through the rubber
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grommet on the mounting plate, pull the wire through and fix the
mounting plate to the wall using 2 of the provided tapping screws. Make
sure to seal any gap between the wires and the grommet.
If the wiring is 'exposed' (i.e. on the wall), fix the mounting plate on the
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wall at the desired location, break the knockouts at the left side on the
back of the main unit (upper or lower ones, depending on where the
wiring comes from) and place the wiring in the knocked out openings.
Pull the wiring through the housing (at the top right, seen from the
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back), attach the wires to the correct terminals, and fix the unit to the
mounting plate.
Adjust alignment of the units (see "6. Alignment"), check the operation
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and put the cover back on.
No sealing is required since the housing is designed to be waterproof.
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7. Alignment
Sensor Adjustment
1. Take the covers off both units.
2.
Look into one of the transmitter's viewfinders (the 4 holes between the
2 sensors, [8]).
3.
Adjust the angle of the sensor block horizontally (bracket [9]) and
vertically (screw [7]) until you can clearly see the receiver in the
viewfinder.
4.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the receiver, looking for the transmitter.
5. Put the covers back on the units.
Laser Adjustment
Warning: never look directly into the laser beam.
1.
Take the covers off both units.
2. Switch on the receiver's laser (switch [11] ; beam [10]). A red dot will
indicate where the beam is aimed.
3. Aim the receiver's sensor block so the red dot is centred on the
transmitter.
4. Turn the receiver's laser off.
V. 02 – 27/11/2013
PEM300D
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