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VE-1x/2x Series Velocity Sensor
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Table 1. VE Internal PCB Pin Assignment
12 Pin
Name
12 Lead Cable Colour
Description
1
Sens_X_HI
white
X-Signal high
2
Sens_X_LO
brown
X-Signal low
3
Sens_Y_HI
green
Y-Signal high
4
Sens_Y_LO
yellow
Y-Signal low
5
Sens_Z_HI
grey
Z-Signal high
6
Sens_Z_LO
pink
Z-Signal low
7
S_Test
blue
Sensor Test Signal
8
AGND
red
Analog Ground
9
V_EXT
black
External Voltage (12VDC)
10
AGND
violet
Analog Ground
11
S_MODE
grey-pink
Sensor Mode Signal
12
AGND
red-blue
Analog Ground
Table 2. VE Sensor Housing Pin Assignment
12 Pin
Name
12 Lead Cable Colour
Description
1
Sens_X_HI
white
X-Signal high
2
Sens_X_LO
brown
X-Signal low
3
Sens_Y_HI
green
Y-Signal high
4
Sens_Y_LO
yellow
Y-Signal low
5
Sens_Z_HI
grey
Z-Signal high
6
Sens_Z_LO
pink
Z-Signal low
7
S_Test
blue
Sensor Test Signal
8
AGND
red
Analog Ground
9
V_EXT
black
External Voltage (12VDC)
10
AGND
violet
Analog Ground
11
S_MODE
grey-pink
Sensor Mode Signal
12
AGND
red-blue
Analog Ground
Table 3. VE Sensor Cable Pin Assignment
12 Pin
Name
12 Lead Cable Colour
Description
1
Sens_X_HI
white
X-Signal high
2
Sens_X_LO
brown
X-Signal low
3
Sens_Y_HI
green
Y-Signal high
4
Sens_Y_LO
yellow
Y-Signal low
5
Sens_Z_HI
grey
Z-Signal high
6
Sens_Z_LO
pink
Z-Signal low
7
S_Test
blue
Sensor Test Signal
8
AGND
red
Analog Ground
9
V_EXT
black
External Voltage (12VDC)
10
AGND
violet
Analog Ground
11
S_MODE
grey-pink
Sensor Mode Signal
12
AGND
red-blue
Analog Ground
The VE velocity sensor operates from a single unregulated supply voltage of 12 VDC (10 to 15 VDC). The
analog output voltages are referenced to 2.5 VDC. Analog Reference Voltage available internally on the PCB
represents the analog common.
Never connect the 2.5 VDC to power common (GND)