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3.0 QUICK START GUIDE

3.1

Slide Power switch (8) to “On”.

3.2

Rotate Sensitivity Adjust knob (7) fully counterclockwise to
the “Auto” position.

3.3

Aim the laser dot perpendicular to the target - reflective tape,
contrasting color or keyway.

3.4

If the On Target LED (1) is not on, push and hold the Red
Learn/Gain button (6) until the On Target LED (1) blinks
regularly.  Note that at higher RPMs the LED will be on solid.

3.5

If after completing step 3.4, the On Target LED (1) blinks
erratically or not at all, rotate the Sensitivity Adjust knob (7)
slowly from 1 to 9 until the LED blinks regularly or is on solid.

3.6

If after completing steps 3.1-3.5, the On Target LED (1) blinks
erratically or not at all:

3.6.1

Move the sensor closer to the target and ensure it is
perpendicular to the target.  Repeat steps 3.1-3.5.

3.6.2

Increase the contrast/reflectivity of the target.  Repeat
steps 3.1-3.5.

3.7

Once the On Target signal is obtained, use the Polarity Switch
(5) to select a compatible output pulse for your application.

8

To aid in locating the laser dot over a large distance, hold a piece of white
cardboard or equivalent in front of the laser.  Progressively move the white
surface closer to the desired target.  Then adjust the aim of the laser as necessary.

In areas of high ambient light (outdoors), performance can be enhanced at
long distances by slipping a piece of black tube with a minimum inner
diameter of 0.6 inches, over the nose piece to act as an extension nose piece.
This tube should not deflect the beam in any way.

8.0 RS232

Baud rate = 9600, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity.

When the unit is turned on, it will send out: “SLS<lf><cr>Vx.x<lf><cr>
0.0<cr>”. Where <lf> is the linefeed character, <cr> is a carriage return
character, and x.x is the firmware version number.

The unit will send out the current RPM as a right justified 7-digit ASCII
number that will always include a decimal point followed by carriage return.
The update rate is a function of the speed of the target and will not exceed
twice per second.

Examples:

1234.56<cr>

123456.<cr>

_ _ _ _0.0<cr> ( _ = space character)

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Summary of Contents for 6180-012

Page 1: ...ive Tape honeycomb pattern 5 foot 1 5 m roll 1 inch 25 mm wide SLS CA BNC Cable assembly with BNC connector SO SLS CA W Cable assembly with tinned leads SLS CA P Cable assembly with 1 8 inch 3 5 mm mo...

Page 2: ...om which you purchased the product In order to comply with EU Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE This product may contain material which could be hazardous to human...

Page 3: ...areWave 0 to 3 9Vtypical 15mA PNPto 4 2V 4 7K ohms to common TTLCompatible OC Open Collector Switches to common External pull up resistor to user supplied power max 24 V required Polarity Positive or...

Page 4: ...unit Figure 1 Smart Laser Sensor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Operating Range Up to 65 feet depending on target reflectivity 1 2 reflective tape T 5 3600 RPM up to 65 ft 19 8 m or up to 75 from target White Bl...

Page 5: ...and a charger is plugged into the unit the batteries will charge 9 9 0 CHARGING Slide the Power switch 8 to the Off Charge position and plug in the charger The Power LED 4 will blink red while the uni...

Page 6: ...tible output pulse for your application 8 To aid in locating the laser dot over a large distance hold a piece of white cardboard or equivalent in front of the laser Progressively move the white surfac...

Page 7: ...hiny target on a mostly non reflective black dull background or a non reflective black dull target or a mostly reflective white shiny background These will be referred to as a white target or a black...

Page 8: ...g color conditions To select the Auto mode turn the Sensitivity Adjust knob 7 fully counterclockwise otherwise you are in the Manual mode Reflective tape and high contrast color applications should be...

Page 9: ...g color conditions To select the Auto mode turn the Sensitivity Adjust knob 7 fully counterclockwise otherwise you are in the Manual mode Reflective tape and high contrast color applications should be...

Page 10: ...hiny target on a mostly non reflective black dull background or a non reflective black dull target or a mostly reflective white shiny background These will be referred to as a white target or a black...

Page 11: ...tible output pulse for your application 8 To aid in locating the laser dot over a large distance hold a piece of white cardboard or equivalent in front of the laser Progressively move the white surfac...

Page 12: ...and a charger is plugged into the unit the batteries will charge 9 9 0 CHARGING Slide the Power switch 8 to the Off Charge position and plug in the charger The Power LED 4 will blink red while the uni...

Page 13: ...unit Figure 1 Smart Laser Sensor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Operating Range Up to 65 feet depending on target reflectivity 1 2 reflective tape T 5 3600 RPM up to 65 ft 19 8 m or up to 75 from target White Bl...

Page 14: ...areWave 0 to 3 9Vtypical 15mA PNPto 4 2V 4 7K ohms to common TTLCompatible OC Open Collector Switches to common External pull up resistor to user supplied power max 24 V required Polarity Positive or...

Page 15: ...om which you purchased the product In order to comply with EU Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE This product may contain material which could be hazardous to human...

Page 16: ...ive Tape honeycomb pattern 5 foot 1 5 m roll 1 inch 25 mm wide SLS CA BNC Cable assembly with BNC connector SO SLS CA W Cable assembly with tinned leads SLS CA P Cable assembly with 1 8 inch 3 5 mm mo...

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