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  • RACALITE TEST PROCEDURE
    WARNING
    Mains voltages exist under controller cover. Do not connect or dis-connect any wiring while
    mains power is still applied.
    EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: High sensitivity (e.g. 20k Ohm/V) multimeter.
    FUNCTIONAL TESTS
    1. Switch controller to “automatic� operation ad slide switch to “walk test� position;
    observe lights (load). Wait at least 1 minute for system to settle.
    If the lights activate when no movement is present in front of the heads; Go to 3.
    Activate each head in turn. If not all heads active; Go to 4.
    2. Remove mains power. Disconnect the “daylight sense� wire from the controller.
    Switch to “automatic� and “1� minute. Apply mains power and allow the system to
    settle down. Trigger the system once. Measure the time that the lights are on - this
    should be approximately 1 minute. Repeat for “5� and “10� minutes. If times are
    wrong; Go to 3. Remove mains power. Reconnect daylight sense. Switch to “1�
    minute, apply mains power, allow system to settle (wait at least 1 minute) check that
    daylight disable operates and system cannot be triggered during daylight.
    NOTE: In mult-head system the daylight sense terminal from only 1 head should be
    connected to the controller. Choose the head which is in the brightest location.
    VOLTAGE TESTS
    3. Switch controller to “automatic� operation and slide switch to 1 minute. Measure the voltages between the following points:-Terminals
    L&N 240 Vac (120 Vac on RLCIA)
    All voltages are positive and measured with respect to “12V Power - “
    “12V power +� 11.5 - 12.5 V
    “Trigger� - untriggered 8.5 - 11.0 V
    - triggered 0 - 1.5 V
    “Daylight sense� - day 8.5 - 11.5 V
    - night 0 - 1.5 V
    * This voltage is only present momentarily while there is movement in front of the head
    RACALITE TEST PROCEDURE
    WARNING
    Mains voltages exist under controller cover. Do not connect or dis-connect any wiring while
    mains power is still applied.
    EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: High sensitivity (e.g. 20k Ohm/V) multimeter.
    FUNCTIONAL TESTS
    1. Switch controller to “automatic� operation ad slide switch to “walk test� position;
    observe lights (load). Wait at least 1 minute for system to settle.
    If the lights activate when no movement is present in front of the heads; Go to 3.
    Activate each head in turn. If not all heads active; Go to 4.
    2. Remove mains power. Disconnect the “daylight sense� wire from the controller.
    Switch to “automatic� and “1� minute. Apply mains power and allow the system to
    settle down. Trigger the system once. Measure the time that the lights are on - this
    should be approximately 1 minute. Repeat for “5� and “10� minutes. If times are
    wrong; Go to 3. Remove mains power. Reconnect daylight sense. Switch to “1�
    minute, apply mains power, allow system to settle (wait at least 1 minute) check that
    daylight disable operates and system cannot be triggered during daylight.
    NOTE: In mult-head system the daylight sense terminal from only 1 head should be
    connected to the controller. Choose the head which is in the brightest location.
    VOLTAGE TESTS
    3. Switch controller to “automatic� operation and slide switch to 1 minute. Measure the voltages between the following points:-Terminals
    L&N 240 Vac (120 Vac on RLCIA)
    All voltages are positive and measured with respect to “12V Power - “
    “12V power +� 11.5 - 12.5 V
    “Trigger� - untriggered 8.5 - 11.0 V
    - triggered 0 - 1.5 V
    “Daylight sense� - day 8.5 - 11.5 V
    - night 0 - 1.5 V
    * This voltage is only present momentarily while there is movement in front of the head
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