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P/N 130426 Rev. 

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Banner Engineering Corp. 

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Minneapolis, U.S.A.

www.bannerengineering.com  •  Tel: 763.544.3164

A-GAGE EZ-ARRAY 

Instruction Manual

Components and Specifications

2. Components and Specifications

Emitter/Receiver Model 

NPN Outputs

Emitter/Receiver Model 

PNP Outputs

Analog Output

Array 

Length 

Y*

Total 

Beams

EA5E150Q  

Emitter

 

EA5R150NIXMODQ 

Receiver

 

EA5R150NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E150Q  

Emitter

 

EA5R150PIXMODQ 

Receiver

 

EA5R150PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

150 mm 
(5.9")

30

EA5E300Q  

Emitter

 

EA5R300NIXMODQ 

Receiver

 

EA5R300NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E300Q  

Emitter

 

EA5R300PIXMODQ 

Receiver

 

EA5R300PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

300 mm 
(11.8")

60

EA5E450Q 

Emitter 

EA5R450NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R450NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E450Q 

Emitter 

EA5R450PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R450PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

450 mm 
(17.7")

90

EA5E600Q 

Emitter 

EA5R600NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R600NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E600Q 

Emitter 

EA5R600PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R600PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

600 mm 
(23.6")

120

EA5E750Q 

Emitter 

EA5R750NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R750NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E750Q 

Emitter 

EA5R750PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R750PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

750 mm 
(29.5")

150

EA5E900Q 

Emitter 

EA5R900NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R900NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E900Q 

Emitter 

EA5R900PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R900PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

900 mm 
(35.4")

180

EA5E1050Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1050NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1050NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E1050Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1050PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1050PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

1050 mm 
(41.3")*

210

EA5E1200Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1200NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1200NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E1200Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1200PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1200PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

1200 mm 
(47.2")*

240

EA5E1500Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1500NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1500NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E1500Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1500PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1500PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

1500 mm 
(59.1")*

300

EA5E1800Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1800NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1800NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E1800Q 

Emitter 

EA5R1800PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R1800PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

1800 mm 
(70.9")*

360

EA5E2100Q 

Emitter 

EA5R2100NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R2100NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E2100Q 

Emitter 

EA5R2100PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R2100PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

2100 mm 
(82.7")*

420

EA5E2400Q 

Emitter 

EA5R2400NIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R2400NUXMODQ 

Receiver

EA5E2400Q 

Emitter 

EA5R2400PIXMODQ 

Receiver 

EA5R2400PUXMODQ 

Receiver

– 
Current (4–20 mA) 
Voltage (0–10V)

2400 mm 
(94.5")*

480

*  Models with array lengths 1050 mm and longer ship with a center bracket as well as two end-cap brackets.

2.1  Sensor Models

Receiver

Emitter

Summary of Contents for A-GAGE EZ-ARRAY

Page 1: ...ction profiling and web guiding applications A comprehensive combination of scanning options 14 measurement scan analysis modes 3 scanning methods Selectable beam blanking Selectable continuous or gat...

Page 2: ...continued 13 2 7 Emitter and Receiver Dimensions 14 2 8 Standard Bracket Dimensions 15 3 Installation and Alignment 16 3 1 Mounting the Emitter and Receiver 16 3 2 Mechanical Alignment 17 3 3 Hookups...

Page 3: ...r user interface For more advanced control easy to use PC interface software is available on the included CD to configure the sensors using a PC 1 Overview Installation is easy too The emitter and rec...

Page 4: ...h the light screen Blanking may be set using the receiver interface the teach wire or the PC interface The EZ ARRAY light screen provides a wide selection of sensing and output options including measu...

Page 5: ...in the light screen as well as the total number of beams and totals of beams blocked made and blanked Built in diagnostics can be used to assess emitter and receiver status Outputs In addition to the...

Page 6: ...un Mode L appears on 3 digit display along with number 1 or 2 to designate gain level Toggle Between Gain Settings Number changes from number 1 to 2 back to 1 etc Save Gain Level and Exit When correct...

Page 7: ...t sensitivity is selected or when single edge and double edge scan cannot be used The edge resolution is 5 mm 0 2 When low contrast sensing is selected used when measuring semi transparent objects the...

Page 8: ...s found a binary search is conducted to find the object s bottom edge 5 When the bottom edge is found the sensor continues to step through the array until it finds the next unblocked beam 6 Another bi...

Page 9: ...setting of 15 to 50 When using the receiver interface low contrast sensitivity is always 30 Gain Setting Scan Method EZ ARRAY MODS EZ ARRAY Resolution Low Contrast Straight scan 5 mm 5 mm Single edge...

Page 10: ...n non volatile memory The procedure can be performed using the receiver remote wire the receiver interface or the PC interface see Section 1 5 4 2 or 5 6 The receiver s Alignment push button may be di...

Page 11: ...et in the PC interface in addition to a filter setting to smooth the output and Zero Value to specify the output value when the measurement mode value is zero See Section 5 8 for more information 1 12...

Page 12: ...R900NIXMODQ Receiver EA5R900NUXMODQ Receiver EA5E900Q Emitter EA5R900PIXMODQ Receiver EA5R900PUXMODQ Receiver Current 4 20 mA Voltage 0 10V 900 mm 35 4 180 EA5E1050Q Emitter EA5R1050NIXMODQ Receiver E...

Page 13: ...Cordsets Model Description Pinout MAQDC 815 Straight female connector 8 pin Euro style 5 m 15 long Female Connector Shown MAQDC 830 9 m 30 long MAQDC 850 15 m 50 long Model Description LAT 1 SS Self...

Page 14: ...alues size is tested using a rod Sensor Positional Resolution Straight Scan 5 mm 0 2 Double Edge Scan 2 5 mm 0 1 Single Edge Scan 2 5 mm 0 1 2 6 Specifications 2 4 Accessory Mounting Brackets and Stan...

Page 15: ...imes range from 2 8 to 26 5 ms See Figure 1 8 for all combinations Status Indicators also see Section 1 4 Emitter R ed Status LED ON Red Status OK Flashing at 1 hz Error Receiver 7 Zone Indicators Red...

Page 16: ...7 mm 8 9 260 mm 10 2 199 mm 7 8 150 mm 5 9 EA5 300 379 mm 14 9 412 mm 16 2 351 mm 13 8 300 mm 11 8 EA5 450 529 mm 20 8 562 mm 22 1 501 mm 19 7 450 mm 17 7 EA5 600 678 mm 26 7 704 mm 27 7 650 mm 25 6 6...

Page 17: ...9 4 mm 0 76 38 2 mm 1 50 33 mm 1 30 4 x 45 20 mm 0 79 2 x R 5 mm 0 20 2 x 5 mm 0 20 2 x 15 mm 0 59 2 x 7 mm 0 28 20 mm 0 79 20 mm 0 79 60 mm 20 mm 0 79 17 5 mm 0 69 55 mm 2 17 50 mm 1 97 4 2 mm 0 17 5...

Page 18: ...r and receiver mounting hardware Center mounting brackets must be used with longer sensors if they are subject to shock or vibration In such situations the sensors are designed to be mounted with up t...

Page 19: ...acket hardware See Sections 3 4 and 4 2 for further alignment information Figure 3 2 Sensor mounting mechanical alignment Angled or Horizontal Installations verify that Distance X at the emitter and r...

Page 20: ...nal Inputs Refer to Figures 3 5 and 3 6 for standard hookup information Receiver gray wire The receiver has an input that can be used as a gate input or for remote teach To initiate remote teach align...

Page 21: ...ensor Center each sensor between the noted positions and tighten the end cap mounting screws making sure to maintain the positioning The sensor windows should directly face each other Once optimum opt...

Page 22: ...mode and can be used without the exceptions noted in the other scanning modes Use this scanning mode when using the low contrast sensitivity setting to measure semi transparent materials Double Edge...

Page 23: ...ng outputs from the selected measurement modes Electronic Alignment and Blanking Receiver Interface To initiate the electronic alignment procedure use a small screwdriver to press the Alignment Blanki...

Page 24: ...sensor supply voltage If the error code 2 is removed electrically re align the sensor Section 4 2 If the error code persists contact Banner for further problem solving techniques 3 Reserved for Facto...

Page 25: ...al cable from your receiver to your PC using an RS485 to RS232 adapter such as the model INTUSB485 1 USB serial adapter listed in Section 2 2 Instructions for configuring the adapter are included with...

Page 26: ...Echo Suppression Options are listed To access the Advanced menu select Options Advanced Settings Ctrl U from the Communication Settings menu COM Port selects the computer port used for serial communic...

Page 27: ...see an ongoing realtime display of sensing status Click on Start Sampling the Status window will read Sampling in Progress until Stop Sampling is selected When sampling is not active the Channel Stat...

Page 28: ...alignment failed check for objects that may be blocking one or more beams or physically adjust the sensors until all beams on the Alignment screen s diagnostic display are green then repeat the electr...

Page 29: ...selected Scan Configuration Scan Type Choose between Straight Single Edge or Double Edge Step 1 2 4 8 16 or 32 or Carpet Nap see Section 1 6 for descriptions and scan rates for these scan types Carpe...

Page 30: ...m value and latch this analog value until a reset has occurred see Peak Detect Reset Peak Detect Reset auto or external communication specifies the method by which the analog output peak detect is re...

Page 31: ...sed to smooth the discrete output response Each discrete output can respond after each sensor scan or the response time can be increased by increasing the demodulation Increasing the demodulation incr...

Page 32: ...current sensor pair so that other sensors on the network can be connected Options DPB1 No Echo Suppression Echo Suppression Status Read only indication of current sensor communication status If DPB1...

Page 33: ...e Step 8 Double Edge Step 16 Double Edge Step 32 Carpet Nap Remote Teach Teach functions can be input via Teach wire see Section 1 5 Carpet Nap scan type selected Disabled Carpet Nap Carpet Edge Disab...

Page 34: ...ement Model Selected Either discrete output Normally Open Default for output 1 Normally Closed Default for output 2 Alarm Health Status Mode Selected Discrete output 2 only D02 Type Available for outp...

Page 35: ...ly indication Emitter Power Read only indication Error Code Read only indication DIP Switch S1 Read only indication DIP Switch S2 Read only indication DIP Switch S3 Read only indication DIP Switch S4...

Page 36: ...HIGH byte LOW byte Request Function Code 1 byte 0x03 Starting Address 2 bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFF Quantity of Holding Registers 2 bytes 0x0001 to 0x007D Response Function Code 1 byte 0x03 Byte Count 1 b...

Page 37: ...40001 is accessed by writing address 40001 0x9C41 directly i e the starting address is not an offset Data is packed as two bytes per register For each register the data is sent in big endian order HI...

Page 38: ...channels 1 5 9 6 Double Edge Step 8 Scanning for Edges of up to 3 objects fires channels 1 9 17 7 Double Edge Step 16 Scanning for Edges of up to 3 objects fires channels 1 17 33 8 Double Edge Step 3...

Page 39: ...6 register address 40003 is set to the two byte value of 0x0003 3 decimal General Configuration The General Configuration contains the general settings for the EZ ARRAY Table A 6 General Configuration...

Page 40: ...Object 1 Last Beam Blocked 17 O2 FBB Object 2 First Beam Blocked 18 O2 LBB Object 2 Last Beam Blocked 19 O3 FBB Object 3 First Beam Blocked 20 O3 LBB Object 3 Last Beam Blocked 21 CARPET NAP Carpet Na...

Page 41: ...response is 24 scans for 98 of signal Table A 23 NULL Output Analog Outputs 1 and 2 Range Description 0 4095 Minimum DAC value of Analog Output MUST be SPAN Output Table A 24 SPAN Output Analog Outpu...

Page 42: ...er Name 40040 LOW BYTE Config 40040 HIGH BYTE RESERVED 40041 Demodulation Count 40042 Hysteresis LOW 40043 Hysteresis HIGH 40044 Threshold LOW 40045 Threshold HIGH A 3 Input Registers A 3 1 Active Mea...

Page 43: ...Address 41 Slave Address 41 Function 04 Function 04 Starting Address HIGH Byte 77 Byte Count 32 Starting Address LOW Byte 24 Register 30500 HIGH Byte 00 Quantity of Registers HIGH Byte 00 Register 305...

Page 44: ...n the EZ ARRAY Each register represents 16 channels Table A 38 Channel States Model Input Register Address MASK Member Name 150 1800 mm 30003 LOW BYTE Channel 1 8 30003 HIGH BYTE Channel 9 16 30025 LO...

Page 45: ...30026 Number of Emitter Channels 30027 Emitter First Bad Channel 30028 Number of Receiver Channels 30029 RESERVED 30030 LOW BYTE DIP Switch 30030 HIGH BYTE ERROR Code 30031 LOW BYTE RESERVED 30031 HIG...

Page 46: ...tter Version Info Input Register Address MASK Member Name 31000 Receiver Part Number 31001 31002 LOW BYTE Receiver Version 31002 HIGH BYTE RESERVED 31003 Emitter Part Number 31004 31005 LOW BYTE Emitt...

Page 47: ...hat runs unobstructed from the emitter to the receiver same as a made or unblocked beam Excess Gain A measurement of the amount of light falling on the receiver from the emitter over and above the min...

Page 48: ...R ARISING UNDER COURSE OF PERFORMANCE COURSE OF DEAL ING OR TRADE USAGE This Warranty is exclusive and limited to repair or at the discretion of Banner Engineering Corp replacement IN NO EVENT SHALL B...

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