Answer:
The on-board control board provides 24 V AC auxiliary output (up to 20 W) for safety photocells, selector keypads, and 8k2Ω resistive safety edges, alongside a 230 V AC flasher connection (up to 25 W). The internal memory supports direct storage for up to 250 transmitter users; if handheld remotes require batteries (they are not included), they must be sourced separately.
The integrated control architecture on the CAME BK-1800 supports comprehensive peripheral connectivity for industrial automation and access control systems:
- Safety Edges & Sensors: Direct input support for active safety devices including optical infrared photocells and 8k2Ω resistive safety edges.
- Auxiliary Power Output: Provides 24 V AC (maximum 20 W) power output for external safety and command accessories.
- Signalling: Dedicated output contact for 230 V AC warning flashers (up to 25 W maximum load).
- Radio Control: On-board decoding storage for up to 250 distinct user transmitters. Where handheld wireless remotes require replaceable cells or batteries (they are not included), these are sourced separately.
- Mechanical Travel Endpoints: Features limit switch fin contacts to interface with physical open and close track stops.
