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Baumer Electric AG

04.01.2021 14:26/tof V1.2 ANW_81156398

Frauenfeld, Switzerland

Digital output hysteresis

0.5% of Sd (switch point)

1% of Sd (switch point)

Minimal switching window

2 mm

10 mm

Power on indication

Green LED

Output indicator

Yellow LED / red LED

Light source

Red laser diode, pulsed

Setting

Touch display, RS485

Electrical data

OM70 multi-spot
11155463
OM70-11155463

OM70 multi-spot
11112069
OM70-11112069

Voltage supply range +Vs

15 ... 28 VDC

Max. supply current (without load)

120 mA

150 mA

Output circuit

Analog and RS485

Output signal

4 ... 20 mA / 0 ... 10 VDC (adjustable)

Switching output

Push-pull

Output function

Out 1 / alarm

Output current

< 100 mA

Baud rate

38400 / 57600 / 115200

Reverse polarity protection

Yes, Vs to GND

Short circuit protection

Yes

Mechanical data

OM70 multi-spot
11155463
OM70-11155463

OM70 multi-spot
11112069
OM70-11112069

Width / Height / Length

26 / 74 / 55 mm

Design

Rectangular, front view

Housing material

Aluminum

Front (optics)

Glass

Connection method

Plug M12 8-pole

Weight

130 g

Ambient conditions

OM70 multi-spot
11155463
OM70-11155463

OM70 multi-spot
11112069
OM70-11112069

Ambient light immunity

< 35 kLux

Operating temperature

-10 ... +50 °C

Storage temperature

25…+75 °C

Protection class

IP 67

Vibration resistance (sinusoidal)

IEC 60068-2-6:2008

7.5mm p-p for f = 2 - 8Hz
2g for f = 8

– 200Hz, or 4g for 200 – 500Hz

IEC 60068-2-6:2008

7.5mm p-p for f = 2 - 8Hz
2g for f = 8

– 200Hz, or 4g for 200 – 500Hz

Resonance test

IEC 60068-2-6:2008

1.5mm p-p for f = 10 - 57Hz , 10 cycles for
each axis 10g for f = 58 -2,000Hz, 10 cycles
for each axis

IEC 60068-2-6:2008

1.5mm p-p for f = 10 - 57Hz , 10 cycles for each
axis 10g for f = 58 -2,000Hz, 10 cycles for each
axis

Vibration resistance (random)

IEC 60068-2-64:2008

Spectrum: 0.1 g2/Hz for 20

– 1,000Hz, 30

minutes / axis (>10g RMS)

IEC 60068-2-64:2008

Spectrum: 0.1 g2/Hz for 20

– 1,000Hz, 30

minutes / axis (>10g RMS)

Shock resistance

IEC 60068-2-27:2009

50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 10 shocks in each
axis and each direction
50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 5,000 shocks in
each axis and each direction

IEC 60068-2-27:2009

50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 10 shocks in each
axis and each direction
50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 5,000 shocks in each
axis and each direction

Impact resistance

IEC 60068-2-27

50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 4,000 shocks in
each axis and each direction

IEC 60068-2-27

50g / 11ms or 100g / 6ms, 4,000 shocks in each
axis and each direction

Summary of Contents for OM70

Page 1: ...Operating instructions OM70 multi spot ...

Page 2: ...ments 15 5 2 Function tree 18 5 3 LIVE MONITOR 19 5 4 MEAS TYPE 21 5 5 OBJECT 22 5 6 PRECISION 22 5 7 FIELD OF VIEW 25 5 8 ANALOG OUT 27 5 9 DIGITAL OUT 29 5 10 SYSTEM 31 5 11 SETTING 33 6 Function and definition 34 6 1 Sensors data sheet 34 6 2 Functional principle 38 6 3 Measuring repetition time and response time 40 6 4 Hysteresis 41 6 5 Object to be measured 43 6 6 Interfaces and outputs 44 6 ...

Page 3: ...is a supplement to the mounting instructions supplied with each sensor 1 2 Intended use The Baumer OM70 multi spot sensor measures distances to objects It was especially developed for easy handling flexible use and precise measurement 1 3 Safety NOTE Provides helpful operation instructions or other general recommendations ATTENTION Indicates a possibly hazardous situation If it is not avoided mino...

Page 4: ...e switching output can be configured Connection Installation Application specific settings Optional settings Let s get started Connection Connect the sensor according to the connection diagram A shielded connection cable 8 pole M12 must be used When everything is correctly connected the sensor starts up Key functions ESC Back ESC 2 sec Run mode UP Up increase value DOWN Down decrease value SET OK ...

Page 5: ...t a right angle to the measurement axis The object must be within the measuring field i e between the start of the measuring range Sdc and the end of the measuring range Sde 2 Measuring field width right Measuring field width left Right Left Blind region Start of measuring range FIELD OF VIEW End of measuring range Reference point DISTANCE function ...

Page 6: ...ned Distance Distance measurement to an object For a distance measurement the required MEAS TYPE average value maximum or minimum can be selected The front plane of the sensor R2 serves as reference surface zero Avg DIST1 Average value of all measured points Max DIST Distance to the furthest measuring point Min DIST Distance to the closest measuring point Avg DIST Max DIST Min DIST 3a 3 ...

Page 7: ...ng range Sde can be changed with SCALE OUT 0V or 4mA then apply for the start of measuring range Sdc 10V or 20 mA apply for the point at the end of measuring range Sde Voltage and current output is selected under ANALOG OUT In addition the output curve can be inverted under OUTP SLOPE DIGITAL OUT The sensor is equipped with a switching output that can be configured as a threshold or as a window vi...

Page 8: ... the greater the signal noise Analog output I_OUT Noise 5 92 uA 1 Sigma 10 m cable and 680 ohm 3 59 uA 1 sigma 2m cable and 680 ohm Analog output U_OUT Noise 4 80 mV 1 Sigma 10m cable and 100 kOhm 3 03 mV 1 Sigma 2m cable and 100 kOhm For high precision applications the use of the RS485 interface is recommended ATTENTION Laser class 1 laser beam according to EN 60825 1 2007 This product can be ope...

Page 9: ...ite Rx Tx RS 485 receive transmit B Pin 2 BN brown Vs Voltage supply 15 28 VDC Pin 3 GN green analog Analog output 4 20 mA or 0 10V Pin 4 YE yellow out Switching output push pull Pin 5 GY gray alarm Alarm output push pull Pin 6 PK pink Rx Tx RS485 receive transmit A Pin 7 BU blue 0V Ground GND Pin 8 RD red sync in Input synchronization NOTE It is recommended to connect unused inputs to GND 0V ...

Page 10: ...ce levels The sensor can be aligned with the following levels The laser beam of the sensor runs parallel to level R3 and is at a right angle to levels R1 and R2 Levels R1 R2 and R3 serve as references for sensor alignment during installation Left and Right designations are also important 19 mm Level R3 Laser beam Level R1 Level R2 13 mm Tightening torque max 1 2 Nm ATTENTION Connection installatio...

Page 11: ...f the connector side of the sensor The sensor measures distances within the measuring field The sensor level R2 is the reference for 0 NOTE For further explanations see section Function and definition Interfaces and output Interfaces and output Analog signal output Measuring field width right Measuring range Measuring field Measuring field width left Blind range Right Left Measuring axis Start of ...

Page 12: ...ind region The region from sensor level R2 up to the start of measuring range Sdc is called the blind region i e the sensor cannot detect any objects there Objects in this area can cause incorrect measuring values Measuring range Measuring field Blind region Object Start of measuring range Sdc End of measuring range Sde R2 ...

Page 13: ...6398 Frauenfeld Switzerland 4 4 Mounting The sensor is mounted at a right angle 90 to the reference surface or the object when there is no reference surface A reference level and the object must be inside the measuring field see definition of measuring field On reference level on object ...

Page 14: ...kets fit the mounting holes of the sensor exactly The sensor can be shifted and adjusted inside the mounting hole 4 5 1 Mounting kit for standard installation Order no 11120705 With the mounting bracket for standard installation the sensor can be mounted quickly and easily at a 90 angle to the reference surface Mounting kit 11120705 Contents of this set 90 mounting bracket Threaded plate 2x spheri...

Page 15: ...he arrow keys Change value If the function mode at the top is displayed on a black background the value of the bottom line can be adjusted using the UP DOWN keys and saved with SET Process successful The display background lights up green Value successfully saved Error The display background lights up red Error during the save process or wrong value entered Setting mode When the sensor is in setti...

Page 16: ...ng When it is pressed the following text appears To re enable the touch panel it is required to quickly slide a finger over all four keys from left to right slide over ESC UP DOWN and SET When controlled via RS 485 When the sensor is controlled via RS 485 it cannot be operated via the display at the same time the keys are deactivated When the keys are pressed the following text appears on the disp...

Page 17: ...right to left Jump directly to run mode Can be used from any menu 5 1 5 LEDs on the sensor LED Lights up Flashes Yellow Out1 activated Switching output1 active Red Out2 activated No measuring object inside the measuring field Alarm output active Insufficient excess gain Object close to signal gain Not enough light Performing setting OBJECT Bright or Dark Green Supply voltage Sensor ready for opera...

Page 18: ...en_BA_OM70_multi spot docx 18 60 Baumer Electric AG 04 01 2021 14 26 tof V1 2 ANW_81156398 Frauenfeld Switzerland 5 2 Function tree The menu that can be accessed via the touch panel is shown below ...

Page 19: ...LIVE MONITOR to object Display example LIVE MONITOR 30 mm Display example LIVE MONITOR 15 21 5mm LIVE MONITOR 15 7 13mm Angle in To object or reference surface Position of object LEFT EDGE RISING Right Left Angle measuring value in Reference surface Reference axis Right Left Object with shortest distance from Start of measuring range Reference surface K L Reference Point Measuring value position i...

Page 20: ... of the sensor to the reference surface in the measuring field must not be an object The output will be for EDGE LEFT RISING of the object Finding the reference point without a teached reference surface Once an object is within the measuring range the position of LEFT EDGE RISING and the angle of the surface of the object relative to the axis End of measuring range 1 are displayed When moving the ...

Page 21: ...tances in various ways The measuring value is calculated in mm with analog or RS485 output Distance 5 4 1 Avg DIST Average distance to all measuring points 5 4 2 Max DIST Distance to the furthest measuring point 5 4 3 Min DIST Distance to the nearest measuring point NOTE If the MEAS TYPE is changed SCALE OUT DIGITAL OUT and FIELD OF VIEW are reset to the default setting ...

Page 22: ...he filter PRECISION The higher precision is set the more measuring speed is reduced response and the release time are increased The measuring frequency is not affected by using this filter PRECISION utilizes a moving median and a moving average filter Moving Median The median of a finite list of numbers can be found by arranging all the observations from lowest value to highest value and picking t...

Page 23: ... not affected by this filter but rather the response time Moving average The output of the moving average filter is the average of all values found in the array with the defined sample size When a new sample is added the oldest sample is removed Moving filter As visible in the diagram the moving average softens the output In contrast to the median filter values at the output can be values that hav...

Page 24: ...IGH the distance has to be stable for 2 0 samples for the output to show the current value In precision mode very high the distance has to be stable for 2 16 samples for the output to show the current value Example Calculation of the response time with measuring frequency 500 Hz PRECISION High 1 500 Hz 0 002 s Median 7 2 Formula Samples 2 4 Average 16 Response time 0 002 4 16 0 04 s 40 ms ...

Page 25: ...er beam does not change 5 7 1 Manual limitation of the measuring field For full flexibility every value in the measuring field can be individually adjusted The modified measuring field need not be symmetrical Even a single limit e g LIMIT LEFT can be restricted LIMIT LEFT LIMIT RIGHT LIMIT RIGHT mm LIMIT LEFT mm Left Right 0 mm Reference line Middle of measuring field NOTE The LIVE MONITOR mode ca...

Page 26: ...field in mm measured from the reference point 5 7 3 LIMIT RIGHT Limitation of the right side of the measuring field in mm measured from the reference point 5 7 4 FIELD OF VIEW Set maximum values resets all adjustments of the measuring field to the standard settings maximum measuring field NOTE The measuring field width Distance LIMIT LEFT to LIMIT RIGHT must be at least 2 mm ...

Page 27: ...must be greater than 5 of the end of measuring range value 5 8 1 1 DIST NEAR The value in mm at which the sensor should have the minimum analog output value of 0V or 4 mA is specified here DIST NEAR Start of measuring range DIST NEAR End of measuring range minimum window size 5 8 1 2 DIST FAR The value in mm at which the sensor should have the maximum analog output value of 10V or 20 mA is specifi...

Page 28: ...t Current Voltage 5 8 3 CHARACTERISTIC The analog characteristic curve can be inverted With a positive output slope the signal increases with an increasing measuring value For the negative slope the output signal decreases with an increasing measuring value Example SCALE OUT with DISTANCE function The sensor should display 4 mA at a distance of 110 mm and 20 mA at a distance of 140 mm Set Dist NEA...

Page 29: ...be larger than Minimal switching window according to the sensors data sheet 5 9 1 DIGITAL OUT Whether Pin 4 is to be operated as a threshold with a switch point or as a window window function is defined here 5 9 2 SWITCH POINT The switch point is selected in mm using the arrow keys The point must lie within the measuring range between start of measuring range Sdc1 and end of measuring range Sde1 2...

Page 30: ...range Sdc1 2x hysteresis1 5 9 4 WINDOW P2 Window point 2 for the WINDOW mode is selected in mm using the arrow keys The point must lie within the measuring range less than end of measuring range Sde1 2x hysteresis1 5 9 5 LEVEL The output level can be inverted with active high or active low here 1 According to data sheet chapter 6 1 NOTE If MEAS TYPE is changed the switching output settings are dis...

Page 31: ...e Two sensors in the same network must not have the same number to prevent the occurrence of bus conflicts No more than 32 sensors may be connected to one bus 5 10 3 DISPLAY LIGHT The display background illumination automatically switches off after the set time or remains switched on The countdown begins as soon as the keys for an operation are locked key symbol OFF 5 min OFF 10min OFF 20min Alway...

Page 32: ...ht PRECISION Standard SCALE OUT Max values FIELD OF VIEW Max values DIGITAL OUT Threshold end of measuring range Sde active high RS485 lock 1 activated RS485 BAUD RATE 57600 RS485 BAUD ADR 001 ANALOG OUT Current DISPLAY LIGHT OFF after 5min LANGUAGE English NOTE With Reset the current configuration in the sensor is overwritten However all stored settings are deleted from the sensor memory The fact...

Page 33: ...E The settings entered in the sensor can be stored here Three storage spaces are available Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 5 11 3 SHOW SHOW displays the setting values SHOW ACTIVE Displays the active settings SHOW SETTING 1 3 Displays the settings stored in storage spaces 1 3 The values are displayed successively it is possible to jump to the next value using DOWN MEAS TYPE OBJECT PRECISION SCALE OU...

Page 34: ...46 With filter Precision very high Repeatability AVG DIST max measuring field width 8 μm345 Without filter 4 μm3456 Mit Filter Präzision hoch 2 μm3456 With filter Precision very high 10 40 μm345 Without filter 5 25 μm3456 With filter Precision high 4 20 μm3456 With filter Precision very high Repeatability MIN MAX DIST 16 μm34 Without filter 8 μm346 With filter Precision high 4 μm346 With filter Pr...

Page 35: ...ass Connection method Plug M12 8 pole Plug M12 8 pole Weight 130 g 130 g Ambient conditions OM70 multi spot 11155463 OM70 11155463 OM70 multi spot 11112069 OM70 11112069 Ambient light immunity 35 kLux 35 kLux Operating temperature 10 50 C 10 50 C Storage temperature 25 75 C 25 75 C Protection class IP 67 IP 67 Vibration resistance sinusoidal IEC 60068 2 6 2008 7 5mm p p for f 2 8Hz 2g for f 8 200H...

Page 36: ...s Total emitted pulse power 3 mW 10 mW Beam shape elliptical focused to laser line elliptical focused to laser line Focus distance df 125 mm 350 mm Beam size exit window perpendicular parallel 2 5 mm 7 5 mm 2 2 mm 5 8 mm Beam size focus perpendicular parallel 0 1 mm L 73 mm 0 4 mm L 65 mm Beam divergence perpendicular parallel 16 0 mrad 30 2 4 8 mrad 9 4 Nominal ocular hazard distance NOHD 1 NA 1 ...

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Page 38: ...ged into a line and projected to the surface of the object to be measured Using the multi lens system the reflected light from this laser line is projected onto a matrix From this matrix image a controller calculates the distance to every individual measuring point The measuring value is calculated in accordance with the selected modus Thanks to the factory calibration of the sensors the output of...

Page 39: ... 14 26 tof V1 2 ANW_81156398 Frauenfeld Switzerland 6 2 1 qTarget The measuring field is aligned with the housing reference surfaces at the factory The beam position in every sensor is in exactly the same spot which makes planning and sensor replacement very easy ...

Page 40: ...sition Typically it is about 2 3x measuring repetition time When the position of the object has changed during the exposure time the response time is the fastest ie about the 2x measuring repetition time At the worst case if the object position has changed shortly after an exposure time the response time is 3x measuring repetition time 6 3 3 Response time when using Sync In If the Sync In input is...

Page 41: ... switch on and switch off point It is defined as a percentage of the sensing distance 𝑆𝑑 Without hysteresis 𝐻 objects could at the limit of the switching points lead to ceaseless on off switching or bouncing 6 4 2 Calculating the hysteresis The absolute hysteresis 𝐻 can be calculated by taking the Hysteresis ℎ value from the data sheet 𝐻 𝑆𝑑 ℎ 𝑆𝑑 𝑆𝑤𝑖𝑡𝑐ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑝𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑡 Sd Sde Switching point SWITCH POINT ...

Page 42: ...98 Frauenfeld Switzerland 6 4 3 Characteristics of the switching output at SWITCH POINT 6 4 4 Characteristics of the switching output at WINDOW WINDOW High Low Hystereis Measuring value SWITCH POINT Output Level High Low Hystersis Measuring value WINDOW P2 Output Level Hysteresis WINDOW P1 ...

Page 43: ...en incident and reflected light Definition of objects White object Approx 90 reflectivity Black object Approx 6 reflectivity Bright object 18 reflectivity Dark object 6 18 reflectivity 6 5 3 Standard object The technical data for sensors in the data sheet refers to measurements with a Baumer standard object This standard object is precisely defined in size shape and color making multiple measureme...

Page 44: ...ent or voltage output The sensor has an analog output that can send a current or voltage signal through the same pin The desired CURRENT or VOLTAGE output function can be activated in the SYSTEM ANALOG sensor settings or with an RS485 command Analog output with DISTANCE function NOTE When an object moves laterally out of the measuring field the last valid output value is retained until an object i...

Page 46: ...id state during Hold To come back to measuring mode the Sync In has to be set from High to Low The Sync in must be at least 5μs at Low to come back to the measuring mode Sync In Level Measurement Sync In low 0 2 5 V Run Sync In high 8 V UB operating voltage Hold Example Mutual interference Only the laser beam of Sensor1 may be in the measuring field of Sensor1 The laser beam of Sensor2 must be out...

Page 47: ...w The sensor checks the level of the Sync In each time before it sends out the laser pulse If it is low the sensor will immediately begin the next measurement High Low t Sync In t Laser t Reading camera Calculations Set outputs t Analog Output Start measuring cycle 1 measuring cycle 1ms or 3ms Object white black Low High Low High Low High ...

Page 48: ...c In Low to High If the Synch In level is High the sensor completes the actual measurement but do not start the next measurement All outputs are held Hold function Low High t Sync In t Laser t Reading camera Calculations Set outputs t Analog Output 1ms or 3ms Object white black Hold function Low High Low High Low High ...

Page 49: ...g the sensor back into the measuring mode The Sync In must be at least 5μs set to low level so that the sensor starts to measure For this first measuring cycle the response time will be 5μs longer High Low t Sync In t Laser t Reading camera Calculations Set outputs t Analog Output 5µs 1ms or 3ms Object white black Measuring cycle 2 Measuring cycle 1 Low High Low High Low High ...

Page 50: ...utside the measuring field The alarm output cannot be adjusted and is triggered by the following situations No object in the measuring field Insufficient signal gain e g with soiling or or incorrect OBJECT setting The alarm signal is output as a push pull signal active high 6 6 5 Interface RS 485 No more than 32 sensors may be connected to one bus during operation with RS 485 When the RS 485 inter...

Page 51: ...6398 Frauenfeld Switzerland 6 6 6 Response of outputs If no object is within the measurement range the sensor will hold the last valid signal The alarm output is high during this time Object Object Measuring Range Conveyer Object Analogue output Alarm output Direction of movement Object ...

Page 52: ...ay consists of a monochrome 128 x 32 pixel LCD with RGB LED background illumination The sensor can be configured using four capacitive touch operator interfaces 6 7 2 Dimensioning 6 8 Memory All changes made in the sensor are saved in nonvolatile permanent memory and are even retained after a power outage 24 7 7 10 20 5 4 5 1 31 5 3 5 Capacitive operator interfaces ...

Page 53: ... measure for the unevenness of the surface All measuring points within the preset field of view are taken into consideration Remember The standard deviation is a measure for the dispersion of the height values of all measured profile points in mm It can only be used on a plane that is either vertical with respect to the sensor or is parallel to the Flex Mount reference The plane must cover the ent...

Page 54: ...tings and mechanical mounting accessories intended for this product Unused outputs must not be wired In cable versions with unused cores these cores must be insulated Always comply with admissible cable bending radii Prior to electrical connection of the product the system must be disconnected from the power supply In areas where shielded cables are mandatory they must be used as protection agains...

Page 55: ... short term exposure duration to 0 25 s is harmless to the eye Random short term impacts to 0 25 s do not damage the eye because the blink reflex can automatically adequately protect the eye against longer irradiation Class 2 lasers may be used without any additional protection if it is ensured that for an application no intentional look longer than 0 25 s is required or for example by drug exposu...

Page 56: ...these safety instructions may result in hazardous radiation exposure 7 5 Cleaning the sensors The laser distance sensors do not require any maintenance except that the front windows must be kept clean Dust and fingerprints can impair sensor function It is normally sufficient to wipe the windows with a clean soft lens cleaning cloth Alcohol or soapy water can be used in case of severe soiling The d...

Page 57: ...ring procedure 3 Min DIST measurement type for output of minimum distance to the object 8 1 2 Measurement of the average distance value of a dark object digital signal at 130 mm distance 1 Connection In accordance with connection diagram 2 Installation The sensor is installed so the object is inside the measuring range during the measuring procedure 3 Avg DIST measurement type for average value of...

Page 58: ...via RS 485 and can only be re enabled with a command via RS 485 Touch panel does not react Clean panel The panel is dirty or wet which makes it harder to press the keys Sensor does not provide the expected measuring results The object is not in the measuring range Bright object avoid direct reflexes from the transmitter to the receiver The sensor does not capture all objects within the measuring f...

Page 59: ... about the working principle of the filter PREZISION 31 05 2016 tof New sensor type integrated Chapter 6 1 updated 15 06 2016 tof Chapter beam divergence updated 19 09 2016 tof V1 2 2 decimal display places instead of 1 new chapter hysteresis 17 01 2017 tof Measuring values repeat accuracy for 100 150mm types implemented 19 05 2017 tof Measuring range distance error in chapter 6 1 corrected 12 10 ...

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