2/4
03
/2
2
IL
05
30
50
11
Z
(P
52
08
2)
Wiring diagrams
Controls and adjustment
Detection diagram
Range Settings
This sensor can be set up to switch its outputs when a target reaches a predetermined range.
– Mount the sensor on your equipment and remove the intended target from the sensor’s operating range (leaving just the background).
– Press the
button until the
LED blinks once. The sensor is now ready to detect all objects in the operating field, distinguishing them from the background.
The
LED should now turn on when a target is in view.
– Remove object and ensure the yellow LED turns off and the green LED is on. Repeat, if necessary, the same procedure for the
output, if the intention is to use
that output for a different target range detection.
①
Button
Pressing this button teaches the range for Output #2 (discrete PNP)
②
Button
Pressing this button teaches the range for Output #1 (discrete PNP)
③
Power On/Alarm (green)
Solid green LED indicates power on, any other condition indicates a setup problem
④
Output #2 LED (yellow) When the yellow LED
is on, the
output is active (discrete PNP)
⑤
Output #1 LED (yellow) When the yellow LED
is on, the
output (discrete PNP) is active
Analog output
Digital output
a
Measuring distance
b
Measuring range
c
Switching distance
d
Hysteresis
e
Background
￫
– Both PNP outputs function in light operate mode. When the target is detected and
the sensor “sees” light, the outputs are on. The output is low when no target is detected.
– Default factory range setting is 3.7 m (12.1 ft)
2 5 4
1
3
OUTPUT#2
0 V
+V
+V
OUTPUT#1
0 V
ANALOG
OUTPUT
Load
Load
Load
⑤
④
③
①
②
②
①
300
1000
2000
3000
4000
0
10
[V]
[mm]
0
24
20 mm
5 mm
③
④
⑤
3000
4000
[V]
[mm]
