AUtec KTC E16 Serie Manuel D'installation Et De Fonctionnement page 25

Transmitting unit
Wire the START terminal to a "COM" terminal.
If the use of the equipment requires it, a temporary
switch to switch on the KTC must be used (e.g.
temporary pushbutton).
STOP: KTC safety function ( w hen activated the KTC cuts off )
Transmitting unit
Wire the terminals STOP1 and STOP2 to one of the
"COM" terminals.
If the use of the equipment requires it, insert N.C.
contacts or safety switch (as specified in EN 418) to
activate the function.
Transmitting unit
Wire the SAFETY terminal to a "COM" terminal. If the
use of the equipment requires it, activate it at the same
time as the commands which need to be protected
(e.g.: all the movement commands, as in the following
illustration).
Transmitting unit
Each of these commands has to be wired up:
- to one of the "COM " terminals, in the event that the
transmitting unit is not to start if a certain command is
on at start up
- to the "CSZ" terminal, in the event that the unit can
start if a certain command is on at start up.
Each of these commands can be wired up either to the
"COM" or the "CSZ" terminal (if these commands are
activated at start up, the transmitting unit turns on).
Transmitting unit
Not applicable
LIKTCIU2
START: The KTC start function
SAFETY. Supplementary control function
to protect movement commands
COM
command A
RL1
RL2
command B
Safety
RL1 - RL20: com m ands
RL1 - RL6 and RL11 - RL16
RL7 - RL10 and RL17 - RL20
Wire up the START terminal only if the
transmitting unit has a temporary switch.
Wire up the STOP terminal in series to the
common of the commands.
Wire the SAFETY terminal to those
commands which require protection (the
same commands wired up in the
transmitting unit).
NB: the SAFETY contact opens after a 1 sec.
delay
RL1
RL2
Safety
Each of these commands has to be wired to
the appropriate function.
Each of these commands has to be wired to
the appropriate function.
ENABLE
May be connected when the ENABLE (radio
link on) status is required.
ENGLISH
Receiving unit
Receiving unit
R eceiving unit
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command A
command B
R eceiving unit
R eceiving unit
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