Dimensions & specifications
Control functions
- Up to 36 relays
- Proportional: 0 – 10 V, 0 – 20 / 4 – 20 mA
- Interfaces: CANopen, Profibus, RS232/485, Profinet, SAE J1939, UART, IQAN and DeviceNet
- Optocoupler and analog inputs
- radiobus® technology = individual configuration via modular plugin cards – number of card slots: 4
Housing material / protection class:
Aluminum housing
protection class IP 65
Operating temperature range:
-25 °C … +70 °C
(-13 °F … +158 °F)
Weight:
3.5 kg
Dimensions:
270 x 160 x 115 mm
Power supply:
42 – 115 V AC, 100 – 240 V AC
Connection:
HAN®-32A or HAN®-50D
Installation:
Shock absorbers
Antenna
external
Safety
E-STOP
PL d category 3 according to EN ISO 13849-1:2015
Functional Safety
As option, additional safe commands (PL d category 3 according to EN ISO 13849-1:2015):
- Two-hand operation
- Enabling functions
- Safe direction
- Protection from unintended movement commands
- and many more.
Indication
LEDs for the indication of operating status
Frequency management
Manual frequency switch
With the manual frequency switch, the operator can switch to the next radio channel by pressing a button.
Your advantages:
- The process is easy to understand and offers a quick solution.
How it works:
- To switch the radio channel the operator presses the Start button.
- If this channel is occupied by another device, it is possible to switch again to the next frequency.
- 16 radio channels are available.
radiomatic® AFS
radiomatic® AFS stands for Automatic Frequency Selection.
Your advantages:
- To switch the frequency, the operator simply has to turn the transmitter off and on again. The radio system then automatically finds a free channel.
- This process is thus a quick and easy solution for the operator.
How it works:
- When the transmitter is turned on, the radio system checks if the radio channel that was last used is available.
- If this channel is occupied, the radio system automatically switches to a free radio channel.
- If there are frequency conflicts later on, the operator simply turns the transmitter off and on again.
- radiomatic® AFS immediately searches for a free radio channel.
Frequency management
radiomatic® AFM
radiomatic® AFM stands for Automatic Frequency Management, the world’s first Automatic Frequency Management by HBC-radiomatic.
Your advantages:
- A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary.
- With this high-performing frequency management, the operator can work over great distances without any interruption.
How it works:
- With its innovative technology, the system constantly detects free radio channels.
- If the radio channel currently in use is occupied by another radio device, the function automatically switches to a free radio channel in less than a second.
Frequency management
DECT
DECT stands for Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications and offers fully automatic frequency management.
Your advantages:
- A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary.
- The operator can work without interruptions, even in areas with many radio users. This saves valuable time.
How it works:
- This technology works on an exclusive frequency band of 1880 – 1900 MHz.
- Frequency management is fully automatic.
Frequency management
Adaptive Frequency Hopping
HBC’s advanced fully automatic frequency management comes standard with all our 2.4 GHz radio systems.
Your advantages:
- A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary.
- The operator can work without interruption, even in areas with many radio users. This saves valuable time.
- This technology is approved almost worldwide, which makes warehousing much easier: instead of different country-specific high frequency modules, in most cases, just a single 2.4 GHz module can be used.
- In countries where HBC radio systems are approved, the 2.4 GHz technology is available without registration or license fees. This saves costs and effort.
How it works:
- Frequency management is already included in the radio system and works automatically.
