Special Settings - Bircher Reglomat Herkules 2 Mode D'emploi D'origine

Remote Control Function
F + 3 + 1 Off
F + 3 + 2...5 Decreasing sensitivity
F + 3 + 6...9 Constant sensitivity
SMD-Field
Detektion area
5.17

Special settings

Manual industrial door opening
A + 1 = Both relays off
A + 2 = Relay 1 on
A + 3 = Relay 2 on
A + 4 = Both relays off, exit configuration mode
Reset A+9
This function resets all device parameters to the factory settings (see 4.1)
and a new initialisation phase starts as if the device had been switched
on again.
The reset also deletes the access code. There are two possible ways of
resetting the device to its factory settings:
1) With the remote control
A + 9 = Reset
2) With the keys:
Press keys X and Y simultaneously and hold for 8 seconds.
Every 2 seconds, both LEDs light up briefly. Both LEDs light up after 8
seconds. The reset is performed when the keys are released.
Access code
Herkules 2 can be protected against unwanted manipulation by means of
a four-digit access code. This code enables configuration mode to be
reactivated at any time by remote control in order to perform settings.
This function is inactive by default.
Switching on access code:
The code can only be stored if the detector is already in configuration
mode. The device is protected as soon as the code has been stored.
(Configuration mode is deactivated)
1. Press start key G
G and one of keys 1...7 light up
2. Press C then 9
C and 2 light up
The access code function is switched off (no code stored)
3. Enter the 4-digit code (any number between 1111 – 9998)
4. Press C
C + 1 lights up
The access code function is switched on (code stored)
Configuration mode is deactivated (device is protected).
Switching off access code:
The code can only be deleted if the detector is already in configuration
mode.
1. Press start key G
G and one of keys 1...7 light up
2. Press C then 9
C + 1 light up
Access code function is switched on
3. Press 9 four times, then press C
C and 2 light up
The access code function is switched off (code deleted)
Activating configuration mode
The connection between the remote control and Herkules can only be
established when the detector is in configuration mode.
Keys
S.5 + 1
S.5 + 2... 5
S.5 + 6... 9
Additional SMD field
Configuration mode is activated when the detector is switched on. This is
deactivated automatically 30 minutes after the last setting has been
made.
Configuration mode can be activated by:
– Pressing any key on detector (x or y)
– Interrupting electrical power supply
– Via access code on remote control
Configuration mode can only be activated with the remote control if a
code has been stored previously (see access code)
1. Press start key G
G and one of keys 1...7 light up
2. Press C then 9
C and 1 light up
Access code function is switched on
3. Enter four-digit code 1111 – 9998
4. Press C
C and 1 light up
Configuration mode is activated
Detector is ready for programming
If C and 2 light up, code was incorrect
Start again from step 1
Switching off access code function (deleting code) without
remote control
Press both keys X and Y simultaneously and hold for 8 seconds. Both
LEDs light up briefly every 2 s.
Device is reset to factory settings
Access code function is switched off
(Code deleted)
New initialisation and teach-in phase starts (see 4.1)
Digital filter function
In special mounting situations, it might be necessary to activate the
filter function under certain circumstances. Sources of interference
located close to the detector can lead to malfunctions.
F + 6 + 1 = On S.7 + 1
F + 6 + 2 = Off S.7 + 2
Addressing Herkules 2
Seven different addresses for communication with the Reglobeam
remote control can be set on the Herkules 2.
Addresses 1 – 4 are set using the built-in DIP switch.
Adress 1*
Switch adressing
Adress 2
Adress 3
Adress 4
Addresses 5 – 7 are set using the remote control.
F + 8 + 5 = Adress 5
F + 8 + 6 = Adress 6
F + 8 + 7 = Adress 7
F + 8 + 9 = Read in set address from DIP switch
Different addresses should be set if detectors are mounted next to or
opposite to one another and are within range of the same remote
control.
Page 7