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5 Installation

5.1 Installation conditions

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Install the unit so that the object to be detected is within a measuring range of

0�2��10 m�

The unambiguity range of the sensor is fixed to 100 m� Objects within a range >

10��100 m are suppressed�

Reflecting objects in the direct beam path of the sensor - also in the ran-

ge > 100 m – are to be avoided by the customer� Otherwise the measured

values can be ambiguous�

5.2 Mounting accessories

The unit is supplied without mounting accessories�

Examples of mounting accessories

Ord. no.

Mounting set O1D (for rod mounting Ø 12 mm)

100121

Mounting rod straight Ø 12 mm / M10

100122

Protective cover O1D

100124

1

2

Example mounting:

1: Mounting set for rod Ø 12 mm

Ord� no� 100121

2: Mounting rod straight Ø 12 mm / M10

Ord� no� 100122

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Summary of Contents for O1D215

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Optical distance sensor O1D215 706172 00 08 2012 UK ...

Page 2: ...ents 9 8 Menu 10 8 1 Menu structure 10 8 2 Explanation of the menu 11 9 Parameter setting 13 9 1 General parameter setting 13 9 1 1 Setting a parameter value 13 9 1 2 Change from menu level 1 to menu level 2 14 9 1 3 Electronic lock 14 9 2 Configuration of the basic settings 15 9 2 1 Selection of the display unit 15 9 2 2 Setting the display 15 9 2 3 Configure OUT1 15 9 2 4 Hysteresis function 16 ...

Page 3: ...ble repeatability and accuracy 22 9 4 Extended functions 22 9 4 1 Setting of the delay time for switching outputs 22 9 4 2 Setting of the damping of the measured signal 23 9 4 3 Reset all parameters to factory setting 23 9 4 4 Display of the software version number 23 10 Operation 23 10 1 Set up 23 10 1 1 Error indications 23 10 2 Operating modes 24 10 2 1 Run mode 24 10 2 2 Display mode 24 10 2 3...

Page 4: ...tructions Please read this document prior to set up of the unit Ensure that the product is suitable for your application without any restrictions Improper or non intended use may lead to malfunctions of the unit or to unwan ted effects in your application That is why installation electrical connection set up operation and maintenance of the unit must only be carried out by qualified personnel auth...

Page 5: ...esult in hazardous radiation exposure Damage to the retina is possible Do not stare into the laser beam Apply the enclosed labels laser warning in the immediate vicinity of the unit Adhere to the caution and warning notes on the product label Use the enclosed label for the power supply cable Label for supply cable Product label ...

Page 6: ...ed values can be ambi guous 5 1 Installation conditions 4 Modes 4 1 Hysteresis function mode The hysteresis keeps the switching state of the output stable if the measured value varies about the sensing range Both outputs OUT1 and OUT2 can be set as hysteresis function 9 2 4 Hysteresis function 4 2 Window function mode The window function enables the monitoring of a defined acceptable range Both ou...

Page 7: ...am path of the sensor also in the ran ge 100 m are to be avoided by the customer Otherwise the measured values can be ambiguous 5 2 Mounting accessories The unit is supplied without mounting accessories Examples of mounting accessories Ord no Mounting set O1D for rod mounting Ø 12 mm 100121 Mounting rod straight Ø 12 mm M10 100122 Protective cover O1D 100124 1 2 Example mounting 1 Mounting set for...

Page 8: ...trician The national and international regulations for the installation of electrical equipment must be adhered to Ensure voltage supply to EN 50178 SELV PELV Disconnect power Connect the unit as follows DC PNP 4 3 2 1 Core colours 1 BN brown 2 WH white 3 BU blue 4 BK black ...

Page 9: ...te lights if the corresponding output is switched 3 4 digit alphanume ric display Indication of the measured distance the parameters and para meter values 4 Programming button SET Setting of the parameter values scrolling by holding pressed press briefly to increment 5 Programming button MODE ENTER Selection of the parameters and acknowledgement of the para meter values ...

Page 10: ...10 8 Menu 8 1 Menu structure MODE ENTER SET ...

Page 11: ... Fno or Fnc 9 2 7 Setting of the switch points for window function OUT1 Configuration for output 2 4 switching functions and 2 analogue signals can be selected Hno Hnc Fno Fnc I U 9 2 8 Configure OUT2 Switch point for hysteresis function OUT2 Limit value at which the output with selected hysteresis function changes its switching state object nearer farther than distance set SP2 is only active if O...

Page 12: ...d dr2 are not effective if OU2 I or U 9 4 1 Setting of the time delay for switching outputs Damping of the measured signal This function allows to suppress short time saturation of the measuring element such saturation can result from direct reflection or strong fluctu ations in brightness During the set delay time the latest valid value measured is displayed the output signals remain unchanged 9 ...

Page 13: ... Selection of the parameter Press MODE ENTER until the reque sted parameter is displayed 2 Setting of the parameter value Press SET and keep it pressed The current parameter value flashes for 5 s Increase the setting value step by step by pressing the button once or continu ously by holding it down Decrease the value let the display move to the maximum setting value Then the cycle starts again at ...

Page 14: ... delivery the unit is not locked Locking Make sure that the unit is in the normal operating mode Keep MODE ENTER SET pressed until Loc is displayed The unit is locked Loc is displayed briefly if you try to change parameter values on the locked unit during operation Unlocking Keep MODE ENTER SET pressed until uLoc is displayed The unit is unlocked Timeout If no button is pressed for 15 s during the...

Page 15: ...be selected d1 update of the measured values every 50 ms d2 update of the measured values every 200 ms d3 update of the measured values every 600 ms rd1 rd2 rd3 display like d1 d2 d3 but rotated by 180 The update of the measured value only refers to the display It has no effect on the outputs OFF the measured value display is deactivated in the Run mode When one button is pressed the current measu...

Page 16: ...epeatability with a safety factor of 1 5 Example Hno 1 For the output function Hno the output switches when the object approaches and when the set point A is reached 2 When the object is removed again the output does not switch back before the reset point B is exceeded The reset point B is above the set point A 1 2 SPx switch point A set point B reset point If the output function Hnc has been sele...

Page 17: ...t 1200 mm 12 mm 1188 mm 9 2 5 Setting of the switch point for hysteresis function OUT1 In OU1 select the output function Hno or Hnc Confirm with MODE ENTER Select SP1 and set the switch point Confirm with MODE ENTER 9 2 6 Window function It is possible to define a window for the object recognition for each of the two outputs OUT1 OUT2 Switches when the object is detected nSPx switch point near FSP...

Page 18: ...Output status Fno D nSPx open D FSPx nSPx D FSPx closed Fnc D nSPx closed D FSPx nSPx D FSPx open Both window limit values nSPx and FSPx work with a switching hysteresis 9 2 4 Hysteresis function example for output function Hno 9 2 7 Setting of the switch points for window function OUT1 In OU1 select the output function Fno or Fnc Confirm with MODE ENTER Select nSP1 and set the switch point near C...

Page 19: ... OU2 select Fno or Fnc Confirm with MODE ENTER Select nSP2 and set the switch point near Confirm with MODE ENTER Select FSP2 and set the switch point far Confirm with MODE ENTER 9 2 6 Window function 9 2 11 Scaling of the measuring range analogue output In OU2 select I or U Confirm with MODE ENTER Select ASP and set the Analogue start point With ASP you define at which measured value the output si...

Page 20: ...aults are also displayed Too much light or object too near 3 5 mA for a rising edge ASP AEP 20 5 mA for falling edge ASP AEP Object too far or no object present 20 5 mA for rising edge 3 5 mA for falling edge Voltage output 0 10 V Factory setting Measuring range scaled MEW final value of the measuring range In the set measuring range the output signal is between 0 and 10 V ...

Page 21: ...Enter a value incrementally by pressing SET once Confirm with MODE ENTER WAIT is displayed while the repeatability rEPr is calculated The sampling rate rATE and repeatability rEPr are displayed alternately 9 3 2 Setting of the repeatability Select TEAC then press SET and keep pressed until WAIT is displayed rATE and rEPr are displayed alternately When rEPr is displayed press SET until the preset r...

Page 22: ...tability Accuracy white 90 remission grey 18 remission white 90 remission grey 18 remission 200 2000 14 0 mm 14 0 mm 24 0 mm 24 0 mm 2000 4000 25 0 mm 30 0 mm 35 0 mm 40 0 mm 4000 6000 31 0 mm 45 0 mm 41 0 mm 55 0 mm 6000 10000 60 0 mm 70 0 mm Range referred to black 6 remission 4000 mm The values apply at constant ambient conditions 23 C 960 hPa only after unit powered up for 10 minutes 9 4 Exten...

Page 23: ... of the software version number Select EF Press SET to change to the menu EF Select SW then press SET The software version number is displayed Press MODE ENTER to return to the menu EF 10 Operation 10 1 Set up After installation electrical connection and programming check whether the unit operates correctly If the unit has been correctly set up the distance to the object is indicated Lifetime of a...

Page 24: ...itching outputs 2 2 1 unchanged 2 SC2 or SC only active if output 2 is configured as switching output 10 2 Operating modes 10 2 1 Run mode The run mode is the normal operating mode After power on the unit is in the Run mode It carries out its monitoring function and generates output signals according to the set parameters The display indicates the current distance the yellow LEDs signal the switch...

Page 25: ...eter value press SET briefly After another 15 s the unit returns to the Run mode 10 2 3 Programming mode Setting the parameter values 9 1 General parameter setting 11 Maintenance repair disposal Faulty sensors must only be repaired by the manufacturer Keep the front lens of the sensor clean After use dispose of the unit in an environmentally friendly way in accordance with the applicable national ...

Page 26: ...26 12 Scale drawing Dimensions in mm 1 4 digit alphanumeric display LED function display 2 programming buttons ...

Page 27: ...1000 nSP1 200 9999 800 FSP1 200 9999 1200 OU2 Hno Hnc Fno Fnc I U I SP2 200 9999 2000 nSP2 200 9999 1800 FSP2 200 9999 2200 ASP 0 9999 0 AEP 0 9999 9999 rATE 1 33 15 Hz dS1 0 0 1 5 0 s dr1 0 0 1 5 0 s dS2 0 0 1 5 0 s dr2 0 0 1 5 0 s dAP 0 0 1 5 0 s diS d1 3 rd1 3 OFF d3 Technical data and further information at www automation24 com ...

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