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Figure 7.6: Stacking in long distance (double stack)
Callout ﹘ Description
1 ﹘ Second stack assigned to Channel 1
2 ﹘ First stack assigned to Channel M
3 ﹘ Receiver
4 ﹘ Transmitter
5 ﹘ Group B transmitter/receiver pairs
6 ﹘ Synchro wiring
7 ﹘ Group A transmitter/receiver pairs
Application
Using a double stack configuration provides a higher level of detection when you want to
secure a perimeter or an area such as a loading dock entrance of perimeter wall, and you need
a higher placement position.
In double stack configurations:
– Each top set stack must be set for Channel M, and the bottom stack set to Channel 1 to
avoid crosstalk between top and botton stacks.
– Set photobeams sets in the illustration above (callout 5), to Group B to avoid crosstalk
with sets assigned to Group A (callout 7).
– Use Synchro wiring as illustrated in the graphic above.
Triple stack
Refer to the following graphic below for a triple stack example.
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