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M7LL

 

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M70LL

 

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M7LL

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11

 

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23

 

V20130301

   

MEL

 

Mikroelektronik

 

GmbH,

 

Breslauer

 

Str.

 

2,

 

85386

 

Eching

 

/

 

Germany

 

www.MELSensor.com

 

 

Technical Data M7LL 

 

Model

 

M7LL

 

0.5

 

M7LL

 

2

 

M7LL

 

4

 

M7LL

 

10

 

M7LL

 

20

 

M7LL

 

50

 

M7LL

 

100

 

M7LL

 

200

 

range

                                                                 

(mm)

 

0.5

 

2

 

4

 

10

 

20

 

50

 

100

 

200

 

Begin

 

of

 

range

 

(standoff

 

distance)

               

(mm)

 

23.75

 

23

 

22

 

40

 

55

 

115

 

170

 

240

 

Linearity

 

error

 

±

                                               

(

μ

m)

 

1

 

4

 

8

 

20

 

40

 

100

 

200

 

400

 

resolution

 

(noise)

 

*

                                         

(

μ

m)

 

0.3

 

1.3

 

2.6

 

6.5

 

13

 

32.5

 

65

 

200

 

resolution

 

(noise)

 

**

                                       

(

μ

m)

 

0.02

 

0.1

 

0.2

 

0.5

 

1

 

2.5

 

6

 

20

 

Spot

 

size

 

(mm)

 

0.1

 

0.2

 

0.3

 

0.6

 

0.9

 

1.5

 

1.5

 

2

 

Light

 

source

 

Laser,

 

Wavelength

 

670nm,

 

red

 

visible

 

Sampling

 

frequency

 

54

 

kHz

 

Laser

 

protection

 

class

 

2

 

(laser

 

power

 

<

 

1

 

mW),

 

enhanced

 

laser

 

power

 

optionally

 

Distance

 

output

 

±10V

 

(optional

 

0

 

...

 

10V

 

/

 

0

 

...

 

5V)

 

;

 

4

 

...

 

20mA

  

output

 

impedance

 

approx.

 

0

 

Ohm

 

(10

 

mA

 

max.)

 

Angle

 

error

 

with

 

30°

 

object

 

inclination

 

(Axis

 

A):

 

approx.

 

0,5%

 

with

 

white

 

object

 

Reaction

 

time

 

0.03

 

msec

 

Cut

 

off

 

frequency

 

DC

 

...

 

10

 

kHz

 

Temperature

 

drift

 

0,02%

 

per

 

°C

 

from

 

range

 

Analogausgang

 

Intensity

 

output

 

0

 

 

10V

 

MIN

 

+24V

 

when

 

distance

 

<

 

MIN,

 

LED

 

yellow

 

OK

 

+24V

 

when

 

distance

 

>

 

MIN

 

and

 

<

 

MAX,

 

LED

 

green

 

MAX

 

+24V

 

when

 

distance

 

>

 

MAX,

 

LED

 

orange

 

Schaltausgänge

 

mit

 

Anzeige

 

Error

  

+24V

 

/

 

100mA,

 

LED

 

red

 

Digital

 

output

 

Ethernet

 

TCP

 

/IP

       

factory

 

default

 

IP

 

Address

 

192.168.122.245

 

Hysteresis

 

for

 

min

 

/

 

max

 

outputs

 

approx.

 

0,5%

 

of

 

range

 

Ambient

 

light

 

20.000

 

LUX

 

Life

 

time

 

50.000h

 

for

 

Laser

Diode

 

Isolation

 

voltage

 

200

 

V

 

DC,

 

0V

 

to

 

case

 

Max.

 

Vibration

 

10g

 

bis

 

1kHz

 

(Sensor

 

head,

 

20g

 

optional)

 

Operating

 

temperature

 

 

bis

 

+50°C

 

Storage

 

temperature

 

20°

 

bis

 

+70°C

 

Humidity

  

Bis

 

90%

 

RH

 

Protection

  

Sensor:

 

IP

 

64,

 

Elektronik:

 

IP

 

40

 

Supply

  

+24V

 

DC

 

/

 

200mA

 

(10

 

 

30V)

 

Connector

 

at

 

the

 

electronic

 

unit

 

25

pin

 

Sub.D

 

male

 

connector

 

Sensor

 

cable

 

lenght

 

2m

 

 

All

 

specifications

 

are

 

valid

 

for

 

measurements

 

on

 

matt

 

white

 

object

    

  

*

 

Measurement

 

at

 

bandwith

 

10

 

kHz

 

**

 

Measurement

 

at

 

bandwith

 

20

 

Hz

 

 

Noise

 

/

 

resolution

 

as

 

a

 

function

 

of

 

filter

 

setting

 

and

 

object

 

color

 

Sensor

 

Type

 

M7LL10,

 

range

 

10

 

mm

 

Measurement

 

has

 

been

 

made

 

with

 

an

 

analog

 

oszilloscope.

 

 

On

 

white

 

object

 

On

 

black

 

object

 

M7LL10

 

Noise

  

***

 

Resolution

  

M7LL10

 

Noise

  

***

 

Resolution

  

10.000

 

Hz

 

13

 

mV

 

6.5

 

µm

 

10.000

 

Hz

 

200

 

mV

 

100

 

µm

 

  

7.000

 

Hz

 

12

 

mV

 

6.0

 

µm

 

  

7.000

 

Hz

 

180

 

mV

 

90

 

µm

 

  

4.000

 

Hz

 

8

 

mV

 

4.0

 

µm

 

  

4.000

 

Hz

 

150

 

mV

 

75

 

µm

 

  

1.000

 

Hz

 

6

 

mV

 

3.0

 

µm

 

  

1.000

 

Hz

 

100

 

mV

 

50

 

µm

 

     

250

 

Hz

 

3

 

mV

 

1.5

 

µm

 

     

250

 

Hz

 

  

60

 

mV

 

30

 

µm

 

     

1000Hz

 

2

 

mV

 

1.0

 

µm

 

     

1000Hz

 

 

40

 

mV

 

20

 

µm

 

        

25

 

Hz

 

1.5

 

mV

 

0.7

 

µm

 

        

25

 

Hz

 

 

20

 

mV

 

10

 

µm

 

        

20

 

Hz

 

1

 

mV

 

0.5

 

µm

 

        

20

 

Hz

 

 

15

 

mV

 

7.5

 

µm

 

 

***

 

measured

 

at

 

the

 

analog

 

output;

   

±

 

10

 

V

 

=

 

10

 

mm

 

Summary of Contents for M70LL 0.5

Page 1: ...Sensoren Mess Systeme M7LL M70LL Laser Sensors with integrated Ethernet Interface Manual MEL Mikroelektronik GmbH Breslauer Str 2 D 85386 Eching Tel 49 89 327 150 0 Fax 49 89 319 20 23 www MELsensor de Copyright MEL Mikroelektronik GmbH ...

Page 2: ...t 7 Noise 7 Measurement accuracy and adjustments 7 Sensor Test Report 7 Linearisation 7 Reaction time and frequency response 7 Adjustable thresholds for the Min and Max Outputs 7 Repeatability 7 Connections 8 Network 8 Ethernet cabling 8 Multi Sensor Arrays 8 Factory Default Setting 8 Sensor heads 8 Special models and options 8 Software 8 Connector specification D Sub 25 9 Electronic unit 10 examp...

Page 3: ...ures Ethernet interface Network Link Monitoring internal 10 Mbit Option for weak network connections With each TCP packet sensor parameters were sent After a reset the sensor automatically restarts Settings were not reset Factory default parameters could change without notice tot he given documentation Relevant is always the actual interface description of MEL For details contact MEL technical sup...

Page 4: ... configuration software the settings for exposure time video amplification and laser intensity can be made via Ethernet interface at the PC O Op pt ti ic ca al l d di is st ta an nc ce e m me ea as su ur re em me en nt t s sy ys st te em ms s M M7 7L LL L a an nd d M M7 70 0L LL L Optical measurement systems are used in the touch free metrology The models vary in range spot size and resolution For...

Page 5: ...educing the dependency from ambient light System set up Montagerichtung RICHTIG Montagerichtung FALSCH M Mo ou un nt ti in ng g o of f t th he e s se en ns so or r h he ea ad d For precise measurement results the sensor must be mounted in a way that the laser beam is perpendicular to the object surface Any inclination will cause a deviation from the real distance The sensor head must be mounted in...

Page 6: ...te each other S St tr ra ay y l li ig gh ht t S When highly reflective objects are close to the measurement spot mirroring the laser light into the receiver optics then measurement errors may be caused When highly reflective objects are close to the measurement spot mirroring the laser light into the receiver optics then measurement errors may be caused Objects with diffuse reflectivity may not ca...

Page 7: ...surface reflectivity and creates a output voltage proportional to the distance R Re ea ac ct ti io on n t ti im me e a an nd d f fr re eq qu ue en nc cy y r re es sp po on ns se e Reaction time at analog outputs is extremely fast with laser sensors It is specified to be less than 50 μsec for the M7LL or 5 μsec for the M70LL rise from 0 to 90 of final value With DIP switches in the electronic unit ...

Page 8: ...hat network activities in the PC would affect the sensor network and vice versa In this case the sensors are in a separate Subnet This helps to keep the sensor network separated from the other networks in your company F Fa ac ct to or ry y D De ef fa au ul lt t S Se et tt ti in ng g IP default address 192 168 122 245 Port 3000 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 on request before delivery custom IP Addresse...

Page 9: ...d be also connected to this central ground In this case the shield for the analog output line should be kept separate from other ground connections to avoid ground loops This is the best way to connect potential free inputs o on nn ne ec ct to or r s sp pe ec ci if fi ic ca at ti io on n D D S Su ub b 2 25 5 Pin Signal Color Level Flat cable Remarks 1 Distance output 10 V 2 Error output Yellow 1 3...

Page 10: ...e es s R RJ J4 45 5 c cr ro os ss se ed d o ov ve er r Pin Signal Connector A Pin Connector B crossed Signal 1 Transmit data Green White 1 Red White Receive data 2 Transmit data Green 2 Red Receive data 3 Receive data Red White 3 Green White Transmit data 4 unused Blue 4 Blau unused 5 unused Blue White 5 Blau Weiß unused 6 Receive data Red 6 Green Transmit data 7 unused Brown White 7 Brown White u...

Page 11: ... Schaltausgänge mit Anzeige Error 24V 100mA LED red Digital output Ethernet TCP IP factory default IP Address 192 168 122 245 Hysteresis for min max outputs approx 0 5 of range Ambient light 20 000 LUX Life time 50 000h for Laser Diode Isolation voltage 200 V DC 0V to case Max Vibration 10g bis 1kHz Sensor head 20g optional Operating temperature 0 bis 50 C Storage temperature 20 bis 70 C Humidity ...

Page 12: ... outputs ca 0 5 from range Ambient light 20 000 LUX Life time 50 000 h for Laser Diode Isolation voltage 200 V DC 0V to case Max Vibration 5 g bis 1kHz Sensor head 20g optional Operating temperature min 0 32 F max 40 C 104 F Storage temperature min 30 C 2 F max 75 C 167 F Humidity up to 90 RH non condensing Protection Sensor IP 64 Electronic unit IP 40 Supply 24 V DC 200mA 10 30V Connector at elec...

Page 13: ...e Receive data packets from sensor Decode data packets see data format Evaluate data information Send command to the sensor C Co om mm mu un ni ic ca at ti io on n c co om mp po on ne en nt ts s TCP Clients and Server are software components in the software development environment These are represented in the compiled application software as ports using protocols commands and data Each sensor has ...

Page 14: ...and note their respective IP addresses Example Address Sensor 1 192 168 123 222 Address Sensor 2 192 168 123 223 Address Sensor 3 192 168 123 224 Address Sensor 4 192 168 123 225 Address Sensor 5 192 168 123 226 Address Sensor 6 192 168 123 227 Address Sensor 7 192 168 123 224 wrong IP Addresse conflict with sensor Nr 3 Address Sensor 8 192 168 123 229 Address Sensor 9 192 168 124 229 other subnet...

Page 15: ...ear Year ex 0311 unsigned int Serial Number Cnt 6 2 Production Number 3 digits 001 002 003 999 unsigned int On counter 8 4 hh mm ss unsigned long Reserved 12 20 unsigned char Data Packet Number 32 2 Consecutive numbers natural number 0 1 2 3 999 unsigned int Ethernet transmission rate 34 1 1 10 100 MBit s unsigned char Reserved 1 35 3 unsigned char AMB 38 2 Begin of range unsigned int MB 40 2 Rang...

Page 16: ...ding the RS 232 prompt could help to find out the actual settings of the sensor Data of the RS 232 Prompt Model Type and Firmware Version of the sensor Serial number Ethernet Stack Status Ethernet Stack transmission rate Ethernet Stack Settings MAC Address working IP Address Subnetz Maske Gateway Address Activity of Web Server Set up value for Max and Min Ethernet Link Status Example fo a RS 232 P...

Page 17: ...v 0 1 or higher Sensor in normal operation s output and S input not connected Sensor in normal operation s output and S input not connected Remote PC connected to the sensor over Ethernet Remote PC connected to the sensor over Ethernet The PC must be in the same network segment like the sensor The PC must be in the same network segment like the sensor n nt te eg gr ra at te ed d W We eb b S Se er ...

Page 18: ...xx xxx xxx When the sensor is not powered on you must not receive an answer Whenn you receive an asnwer even when the sensor is not powered then anyone else is using this IP address Check if your routers and switches allow the use of port 3000 Stellen Sie eine direkte make a direct connection You may need a crossed Ethernet cable Use unmanaged switches Network connection to PC failed Check the set...

Page 19: ... ig gh ht t During the installation of sensors take care that no sunlight could radiate directly or reflected on a surface into the sensors receiving optics This could cancel the function of the sensor W Wa at te er r a an nd d o oi il l Water drops on the optic system or on the front make severe distortion on the measurement Water drops work like a lens They may cause sensors to fail permanently ...

Page 20: ...nto the beam Never direct the laser onto other people Never direct the laser onto other people Train operators Train operators Before cleaning switch off laser Before cleaning switch off laser Use a piece of paper to locate the invisible beam Use a piece of paper to locate the invisible beam Never use mirrors in the environment Never use mirrors in the environment Shield the workplace a as se er r...

Page 21: ...ed2 2 unsigned int uiADZMaxValue 2 0xFFFF unsigned int uiADIMaxValue 2 0xFF unsigned int uiADFrequenz 2 30000 unsigned int uiADValuesMax 2 200 unsigned int uiADValues ADVALUESPROTOKOLMAX 2x200 400 unsigned char chADIValues ADVALUESPROTOKOLMAX 1x200 200 unsigned char chADLValues ADVALUESPROTOKOLMAX 1x200 200 _structADValues 860 E Et th he er rn ne et t S Se en ns so or r S So of ft tw wa ar re e I ...

Page 22: ...nect Befehl SOCKADDR_IN serv_addr MUST have value AF_INET serv_addr sin_family AF_INET hand over port number of sensor serv_addr sin_port htons atoi 3000 hand over IP address of sensor serv_addr sin_addr S_un S_addr inet_addr 192 168 123 224 while bRunSocket bRunConnect TRUE Socket holen für TCP SOCK_STREAM sTCP socket AF_INET SOCK_STREAM 0 Socket error if sTCP INVALID_SOCKET sTCP 0 bRunConnect FA...

Page 23: ...ase socket closesocket sTCP WSACleanup Use the send function for sending data to the sensor Like with the recv function it is necessary to set up connection to the sensor before using the send fucntion In the above example you could replace recv function with send function Data Buffer data buffer contains the command to set the sensor in single mode char chBuffer 2 0x14 0x01 send sTCP chBuffer 2 N...

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