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Set range button and discrete output:
Pressing and holding the Set range button
(button B) for 5 seconds will set the range
limit at the laser termination point. To teach
this termination point, simply place an object
in front of the sensor at the desired distance
before pressing and holding button (B). When
an object terminates the laser at this position
or closer to the unit, the indicator light will turn
green and the discrete output will become
high. The discrete output is
NPN
which
completes the ground in the circuit. The max
current through this output is 400 mA and the
maximum voltage is 36V. The receiving
device must share a common ground with the
C1-002.
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Units:
Pressing the Unit button (button B) until the
distance on the display goes blank and then
releasing will toggle the units displayed on the
screen between inches and millimeters.
**NOTE** Changing the units will
only
change the
units displayed on the screen, the units output
through serial will remain in millimeters to maintain
consistency in PLC or PC programming.
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Modes:
Pressing and holding the mode button (button A)
until the screen displays the next mode will toggle
between distance sensor and part counter modes.
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Zero Counter:
Pressing and releasing the zero counter button
(button A) while in counter mode will reset the
counter to zero.
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Timing budget speed:
The C1-002 has three speed modes that can be
toggled by pressing and holding the (A) and (B)
buttons simultaneously. The unit is programmed
by default to fast mode.
** NOTE Speed mode only applies to the distance sensor
mode. Parts counter mode is always in fast mode.
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Slow mode
will take longer to display and output
the distance but has the most accurate
measurement and the highest tolerance to
undesirable lighting situations.
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Medium mode
reacts reasonably fast and is
somewhat tolerant to undesirable lighting.
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Fast mode
has the fastest reaction time but is the
least tolerant of undesirable lighting.
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