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LDS10A Manual

MODBUS-Parameter

ASTECH GmbH

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QA_HIGH

QA_HIGH selects the end distance for the analogue output range.

Data Format: Decimal number

Range: -65535 … +65335

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QA_KBYTE

QA_KBYTE selects the operating mode of the analog current output

Data Format: Decimal number

Range: 1 = 0…20 mA / 0…10 V; 2 = 4…20 mA

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Summary of Contents for LDS10A

Page 1: ...Manual LDS10A Version 1 0 ...

Page 2: ...ng development Editorial deadline May 2018 Firmware version 1 0 Manual version V 1 1 File Manual_LDS10A_EN_V1 1 docx Note Proper care has been used in compiling this document No liability will be accepted in the event of damage resulting from failure to comply with the information contained herein Revisions history Manual Version Date Changes 1 0 01 02 2018 First release 1 1 01 05 2018 First updat...

Page 3: ...ating Advice 9 3 Technical Data 10 4 Mechanical Mounting Conditions 11 5 Electrical Connection 12 5 1 Connector Terminal 12 5 2 RS485 connection 14 5 3 Analog current output 14 5 4 Digital switching outputs Q1 and Q2 16 5 5 Device LEDs 17 6 Start up and measurement principle 19 6 1 Start up 19 6 2 Measurement principle 20 6 3 Measurement rate 22 7 MODBUS Parameter 24 7 1 General 24 7 2 Read only p...

Page 4: ...Content LDS10A Manual Page 4 ASTECH GmbH 7 4 Read Write parameters 27 7 5 MODBUS RTU Register addressing 32 8 Part Numbers 34 9 EG Declaration of Conformity 35 ...

Page 5: ...l drawing 11 Figure 2 LDS10A connector pin assignments 12 Figure 3 Wiring diagram of analog output 14 Figure 4 Output current and parameter of QA 15 Figure 5 Digital switching output 16 Figure 6 Device LEDs 17 Figure 7 Program ProsoftP1 19 Figure 8 Example for parameter OFFSET 29 ...

Page 6: ...rface cable 13 Table 3 Meaning of Status LED signals 18 Table 4 Meaning of Output LED signals 18 Table 5 Examples for resulting measurement rate 23 Table 6 Status byte information 25 Table 7 Factory settings of the LDS10A 25 Table 8 Teach byte description 26 Table 9 List of Modbus register addresses 32 Table 10 Part Numbers 34 ...

Page 7: ...full beam sensing module Oversampling and accumulation techniques are used to provide extended resolution and range 2 Safety Instructions 2 1 General Safety Instructions These safety and operating instructions should be carefully read and followed during practical work with the LDS10A There is danger of electrical shock For necessary repair work the LDS10A may not be opened by anyone other than au...

Page 8: ... without certified protection in an explosive environment Measurement with the LDS10A pointed at the sun or other strong light sources may produce faulty results Measurement of targets with poor surface reflectance in a strongly reflecting environment may also result faulty measurements Measurement of strongly reflecting surfaces may deliver faulty results Measurement performed through transparent...

Page 9: ...Important Operating Advice To make full use of the systems inherent performance capabilities and achieve a long service life you should always follow these operating rules Do not touch any of the module s parts with bare hands Proceed with care when removing dust or contamination from optical surfaces Prevent shock impacts during transport and use of the LDS10A Prevent the LDS10A from overheating ...

Page 10: ... Power consumption 3 W Serial data interface RS485 MODBUS RTU 19 400 Baud Digital output 2x PNP NO NC selectable Analogue output 0 4 mA 20 mA current output Adjustable range limits 10 bit Load impedance of analogue Output 500 Ω at VCC 24V 150 Ω at VCC 12 V Status indicator 2x RGB LED on top cover Connector 8 pin M12 standard male Housing material Aluminum powder coated Dimensions L x W x H 131 mm ...

Page 11: ...ugged corrosion resistant casted aluminum with powder coating It provides 2 through holes for base plate mounting Figure 1 Dimensional drawing The zero point has been introduced for constructional design reasons It is located appr 8 mm above the bottom of the housing and can be compensated with the help of parameter Offset ...

Page 12: ...e is made in compliance with industry M12 standard with 8 pins This connector type guarantees optimized screening and a high IP degree The connection provides IP67 protection in connected state Compatible cable jacks and interface cables with different length are available standard 5 m Figure 2 LDS10A connector pin assignments ...

Page 13: ...S485 internally connected to GND GND wires are connected to an internal collective ground point They provide the reference potential for all voltage values quoted below Caution If input signals are applied to an output port this may damage the LDS10A Do not connect the current output QA to the power supply This will destroy the interface board All outputs are protected against steady short circuit...

Page 14: ... baud Parity even Start Stop bits 1 Stop Bit The signal lines of the RS485 interface should not be left open If not in use it is recommended to connect a termination resistor of 120 Ω between the signal lines A and B 5 3 Analog current output The purpose of the analog output QA is to allow transmission of measured values as analogue current value QA can be configured to a range of 4 mA 20 mA facto...

Page 15: ... or smaller than QA_LOW The output current value for 4 mA 20 mA output is calculated according to this equation QA_LOW QA_HIGH IOUT mA 4 mA 16 Distance QA_LOW QA_HIGH QA_LOW mA QA_LOW QA_HIGH IOUT mA 20 mA 16 Distance QA_HIGH QA_LOW QA_HIGH mA Example QA_LOW QA_HIGH 0 m 2 m 4 m 6 m 8 m 10 m 11 m 2 m 10 m 4 mA 4 mA 8 mA 12 mA 16 mA 20 mA 20 mA QA_LOW QA_KBYTE 1 QA 0 mA QA_KBYTE 2 QA 4 mA QA_HIGH QA...

Page 16: ... measurement window are required Settings for this window can be made with four parameters Qx_ON Qx_OFF Qx_HYST Qx_NONC x 1 means Q1 x 2 means Q2 The range which will be subject to monitoring begins at Qx_ON and ends at Qx_OFF Switching transitions can be set via parameter Qx_HYST All distance parameters are given in millimeters The logic state of the switching output is determined by the paramete...

Page 17: ... window of 8 m to 9 m with a hysteresis of 0 2 m Q1_ON 8000 Q1_OFF 9000 Q1_HYST 200 Q1_NONC 0 5 5 Device LEDs There are two multi color LEDs on the front side of the LDS10A They are supposed to signalize the current status without any connected data interface Figure 6 Device LEDs Meanings of the LED colors are shown in Table 3 and Table 4 Status Output ...

Page 18: ... Temperature warning temperature 4 Kelvin before end of range Red Temperature range exceeded Blue blinking Target reflectivity not sufficient Blue Internal communication error Reset necessary Off Output LED is blinking red Table 4 Meaning of Output LED signals Signal Meaning Green No output active Red Q1 and or Q2 active Red blinking Max current of Q1 and or Q2 exceeded Off Status LED is blinking ...

Page 19: ...g mode To prevent short circuits you should seal unused cable ends For starting up a PC with RS485 data interface or suitable USB to RS485 converter is required We recommend the Windows program ProsoftP1 Version 2 17 or higher Figure 7 Program ProsoftP1 As part of preparative actions the LDS10A must be properly installed in the designated working site oriented onto the target and kept in a stable ...

Page 20: ...light reflections due to sensor enclosure or electromagnetic interferences This algorithm increases drastically the distance measurement accuracy and linearity The static noise shape is learned during a calibration procedure during which the waveform of the signal is captured while the reception lens of the sensor is shielded from the backscattered light The sensor comes with a static noise factor...

Page 21: ...nsor temperature changes With this algorithm the distance measurements stabilize inside 1 cm in less than 10 seconds on cold sensor startup The temperature compensation also ensures optimal accuracy over the full operating temperature range Smoothing The smoothing algorithm reduces the distance measurement jitter It can be seen as a recursive average filter which continuously adapts its cutoff fre...

Page 22: ...itions are used to perform accumulations and oversampling and generate a final waveform which is processed afterwards to detect the presence of objects and measure their position The final measurement rate is therefore Measurement rate 𝑏𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑒 𝑎𝑐𝑐𝑢𝑚𝑢𝑙𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑠 𝑜𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑛𝑔 For example with 256 accumulations and an oversampling value of 8 Measurement rate 72131 𝐻𝑧 256 8 35 22 𝐻𝑧 ...

Page 23: ...ersampling according to the selected measurement rate Table 5 Examples for resulting measurement rate Accumulation Oversampling Measurement rate Hz 4096 8 2 20 2048 8 4 40 1024 8 8 81 512 8 17 61 256 8 35 22 128 8 70 44 4096 4 4 40 2048 4 8 81 1024 4 17 61 512 4 35 22 256 4 70 44 128 4 140 88 Measurement rates above 140 Hz will cause unpredicted behavior of the measurement algorithm ...

Page 24: ...arameters are used to change the device setup Write only parameters trigger just internal actions inside the LDS10A There are not transmitted data See chapter 7 5 for the Modbus address references 7 2 Read only parameters Device type number Device serial number Device firmware version Internal temperature Configuration Byte Bit number 2 of the configuration byte indicates the current setup of the ...

Page 25: ... Bit 3 No target Bit 4 Short circuit Bit 5 Temperature range exceeded Bit 6 Not used Bit 7 Not used 7 3 Write only parameters Restore factory settings If this parameter is triggered the LDS10A is set back to factory settings The setup is stored immediately Table 7 Factory settings of the LDS10A ACCUMULATIONEXPO 4096 OVERSAMPLING 8 BASESAMPLECOUNT 15 SMOOTHING 17 LEDCHANGEDELAY 1 LEDPOWERMODE 0 LED...

Page 26: ...50 Q2_OFF 5000 Q2_HYST 100 Q2_NONC 1 OFFSET 0 Teach This parameter triggers the automatic teach of the threshold values for Q1 and Q2 Table 8 Teach byte description Bit 0 Set Q1_ON Bit 1 Set Q1_OFF Bit 2 Set Q2_ON Bit 3 Set Q2_OFF Bit 4 Set QA_LOW Bit 5 Set QA_HIGH Bit 6 Set Offset ...

Page 27: ...ue Higher values will lead to an enhanced detection range and reduced noise but also to a reduced measurement rate Data Format 12 bit each bit stands for the corresponding exponent Range 0 1 2 12 Example Bit 6 1 Accumulation 2 6 64 Oversampling There are four steps of oversampling available Small oversampling will increase measurement rate and noise Data Format 4 bit Range 1 2 4 8 Example Bit 2 1 ...

Page 28: ...This parameter selects between automatic or manual LED power control Data Format 1 Bit Bit 0 Range 0 manual mode 1 automatic mode LED power The power of the used infrared illumination LED can be adjusted manually in 6 steps Data Format Percentage as decimal number Range 10 20 35 55 75 100 LED change delay The change delay defines the number of frames required before allowing the sensor to increase...

Page 29: ... to a specific point outside the LDS10A This is helpful for direct measurements of lengths or deviations starting in front or behind the LDS10A The offset has direct influence on all other parameters which use the measured distance value Data Format Distance in mm as decimal number Range 65535 65536 Figure 8 Example for parameter OFFSET ...

Page 30: ... from 1 to 0 Data Format Decimal number Range 65535 65536 Qx_HYST Ox_HYST selects the hysteresis range for the respective digital switching output See section 5 4 for more information Data Format Decimal number Range 65535 65536 Qx_NONC Qx_NONC selects the logical switching behavior of the respective digital output Data Format 1 Bit Range 0 normally open 1 normally closed QA_LOW QA_LOW selects the...

Page 31: ...1 QA_HIGH QA_HIGH selects the end distance for the analogue output range Data Format Decimal number Range 65535 65335 QA_KBYTE QA_KBYTE selects the operating mode of the analog current output Data Format Decimal number Range 1 0 20 mA 0 10 V 2 4 20 mA ...

Page 32: ...gs 8 R Device type ID 9 R Level of target reflectivity 10 R Distance value MSW 11 R Distance value LSW 21 W Start bootloader 22 R Configuration byte QA 122 R Signal Quality 128 R Status byte 140 R W Accumulation Exponent 141 R W Oversampling 142 R W Base sample count 143 R W LED power in 144 W Teach Byte 145 R W LED power mode 146 R W LED change delay 147 R W Smoothing 148 W Store parameters of se...

Page 33: ...bH Page 33 256 R W Q2_ON MSW 257 R W Q2_ON LSW 258 R W Q2_OFF MSW 259 R W Q2_OFF LSW 260 R W Q2_HYST 261 R W Q2_NONC 262 R W QA_LOW MSW 263 R W QA_LOW LSW 264 R W QA_HIGH MSW 265 R W QA_HIGH LSW 266 R W Offset MSW 267 R W Offset LSW ...

Page 34: ...44 05 Connection cable M12F8A open 5 m 15 0044 10 Connection cable M12F8A open 10 m 15 0044 20 Connection cable M12F8A open 20 m 15 0048 05 Connection cable M12F8A open 5 m 90 15 0048 10 Connection cable M12F8A open 10 m 90 15 0048 20 Connection cable M12F8A open 20 m 90 11 0001 02 USB RS485 interface converter for LDS10A ...

Page 35: ...H in Schonenfahrerstr 5 18057 Rostock Germany herewith declare represented by the signatory that the following designated product LED Distance Sensor LDS10A agrees with the following harmonized standard IEC 61326 1 Electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility EMC including radio interference Rostock March 15 th 2018 ASTECH Angewandte Sensortechnik GmbH Jens Mirow General Manager ...

Page 36: ...Notice LDS10A Manual Page 36 ASTECH GmbH ...

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