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Instruction manual FA13

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NAN-KD-0009-EN

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V01.01

Date

Juni 2021

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© 2021 - NORIS Automation GmbH

 

Muggenhofer Str. 95 

90429 Nuremberg 

Germany 

Phone: +49 911 3201 0 

Fax: +49 911 3201 150 

Email: [email protected]

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Summary of Contents for FA13 Series

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual FA13 NAN KD 0009 EN_V01 01 16 06 2021...

Page 2: ...n manual FA13 Issue Information on issue Document ID NAN KD 0009 EN Issue V01 01 Date Juni 2021 Issued by 2021 NORIS Automation GmbH Muggenhofer Str 95 90429 Nuremberg Germany Phone 49 911 3201 0 Fax...

Page 3: ...ntary circuit diagrams 14 General technical data 15 Specific technical data 17 4 Installation 20 4 1 Information on avoiding faults and material damage 20 4 2 Preparing for installation 23 4 2 1 Dimen...

Page 4: ...ng the operating function 38 5 5 Checking the phase shift 39 5 6 Checking the shield 39 6 Maintenance 40 7 De installation and disposal 41 8 Troubleshooting 42 8 1 Recommended procedure 42 8 2 Conside...

Page 5: ...uction manual may vary in terms of features on your specific product Therefore always first refer to the information in the cus tomer drawing for installation commissioning and operation Subject of th...

Page 6: ...ors e g the number of retaining clips on the cable length the size of the retaining clips on the cable diameter Refer to the corresponding parts list for a detailed over view of the scope of delivery...

Page 7: ...he local waste disposal must be regarded Accessories and spare parts In addition to the mounting material further accessories are optionally available for these speed sensors Connector Drawing No Orde...

Page 8: ...nal length 02 L1 60 mm L2 5 mm 03 L1 80 mm L2 5 mm 04 L1 100 mm L2 20 mm 05 L1 120 mm L2 40 mm Other lengths up to 200 mm available on request Thread type 13 M14 x 1 22 M16 x 1 5 15 M18 x 1 23 M18 x 1...

Page 9: ...pe 13 M14 x 1 FAH13 only 22 M16 x 1 5 FAH13 only 15 M18 x 1 23 M18 x 1 5 88 5 8 18 UNF FAH13 only Electrical connection A DIN43650 A pin connector FAH13 only C MIL 14 5PN VG95234 pin connector FAH13 o...

Page 10: ...n on this instruction manual NORIS Automation GmbH 10 44 Instruction manual FA13 Special types If our standard types do not correspond with your expectations we are pleased to develop a special soluti...

Page 11: ...age in the Hall elements Ferromag netic objects with an interrupted surface as they pass the Hall elements cause the Hall voltage to change When the moving object covers only one Hall element a differ...

Page 12: ...ifference Hall Two square wave signals Q2 to Q1 is 90 phase shifted Q1 Q2 90 t FAHS13 Difference Hall Two square wave signals Q2 to Q1 is 90 phase shifted one rotation direction signal Q1 Q2 90 S t FA...

Page 13: ...easuring area Material sensor tube Stainless steel Connection variants Series 13 speed sensors are available with different connection variants The connection variants are defined by the type code of...

Page 14: ...mentary circuit diagrams Elementary circuit diagram FAH13 FAJ13 FAHZ13 Elementary circuit diagram FAHS13 Qn Ri UB UB 0V Qn Ri UB UB 0V Q1 Q2 D CP S Elementary circuit diagram FAHD13 Elementary circuit...

Page 15: ...cific technical data Output stage Push pull amplifier Continuous short circuit protection Yes Galvanic isolation See specific technical data Output level Low See specific technical data Output level H...

Page 16: ...imatic test DIN IEC 60068 T2 1 2 30 EMI ESD IEC 61000 4 2 Lev 3 EMI Burst IEC 61000 4 4 Lev 3 EMI Surge IEC 61000 4 5 Lev 2 EMI HF immuni ty IEC 61000 4 3 10 V m IEC 61000 4 6 RF conducted 10 Veff IEC...

Page 17: ...to 15 kHz Installation mode Direction sensitive Direction independent Technical data on electrical connection and signal detection Sensors with one measuring channel FAH13 FAJ13 Supply voltage 9 32 V...

Page 18: ...r output max 50 mA Phase shift 90 10 m1 5 m3 90 15 m1 m1 25 Protection class Housing IP66 IP68 IP69 Connection Type X IP66 IP68 Approvals CE ABS BV DNV LR Sensors with two measuring channels and rotat...

Page 19: ...end Cable end see customer drawing Measuring channels 2 measuring channels Output level Low Per output 0 8 V 15 VDC 10 mA 24 C Output level High Per output UB 1 6 V 15 VDC 10 mA 24 C Internal resist a...

Page 20: ...will not be liable for damages caused by exces sive electrical stress Protective cap Soiling of sensor Ensure that you remove the protective cap only when mounting the sensor Otherwise the sensor may...

Page 21: ...ys have priority over the information in this instruction manual Do not touch electronic parts of the sensor connector pins open cable ends etc without appropriate measures to ground your body e g ESD...

Page 22: ...FA13 Note the minimum cable bending radius when laying the cable see customer drawing Otherwise the connection cable may be damaged You will find further information on cable laying in the Important i...

Page 23: ...5 M18x1 M18x1 5 5 8 18 UNF see type code Checking the scanning object To ensure proper operation the scanning object must not be damaged Damaged scanning objects can result in signal distortion signa...

Page 24: ...efore carry out the following procedure A Check the mounting hole for the sensor tube The mounting hole must be deburred and there must be no unevenness on the surface of the mounting hole B Mount the...

Page 25: ...scanning object D If the scanning object is not visible screw the speed sensor clockwise to the end stop until the sensor touches the scanning object NO TICE Attention The scanning object must stand s...

Page 26: ...counter nut Tighten the nuts with the correct torque see next table Use appropriate tools and do not apply excessive force when mounting the sensor The sensor may otherwise be damaged The mounting is...

Page 27: ...canning object Thus maintain the recommended scanning distance D If the scanning object is not visible screw the speed sensor clockwise to the end stop until the sensor touches the scanning object NO...

Page 28: ...sor with nut and counter nut Tighten the nuts with the correct torque see next table Use appropriate tools and do not apply excessive force when mounting the sensor The sensor may otherwise be damaged...

Page 29: ...IS Automation GmbH Installation 4 Instruction manual FA13 29 44 Thread Material Screw nut type Torque M16x1 5 Brass 20 25 Nm M14x1 Brass 20 25 Nm M14x1 5 Stainless steel 30 35 Nm 5 8 18UNF Brass 25 30...

Page 30: ...cally isolated The shield must be continuous and connected extensively at both connection points Klemmkasten Elektronik Terminal box electronics Klemmkasten Motor Terminal box motor Elektronik Electon...

Page 31: ...ns The cabling connector or the sensor may otherwise be damaged Sensors must be connected to the system with no interruptions Shielded cables must be used The connections must be shielded to an adequa...

Page 32: ...sensor is always a part of the motor or machine unit There fore make sure that the equipotential bonding of the sensor is part of the overall shield concept Make sure that no compensating current flo...

Page 33: ...X Connecting plug A DIN43650 A A B PE 1 2 3 Protection class IP65 Explanation to the left illustration A Length 30 mm B Length 18 mm 1 UB 2 UB 0V 3 Signal Q PE Shield Note On delivery supplied with fe...

Page 34: ...d 6 Coding nib Note On delivery without any female connector ac cessories set ZL4 2A Connecting plug H1 DIN72585 Bayonet A B 4 2 1 3 5 Protection class IP67 Explanation to the left illustration A 29 m...

Page 35: ...Explanation to the left illustration A 3 x 0 33 mm2 halogen free B 80 10 mm C Length K1 5 K1 see customer drawing D 4 6 0 5 mm Connection cable type X for sensors with 4 connecting wires A B C D Expl...

Page 36: ...36 44 Instruction manual FA13 Connection cable type X for sensors with 6 connecting wires A B C D Explanation to the left illustration A Wires 6 x 0 33 mm2 halogen free B Length 80 10 mm C Length K1...

Page 37: ...order Otherwise the results of the measurements described below may be falsified Checking the operating voltage You require the following tools and equipment Multimeter Check that the operating voltag...

Page 38: ...sumption IB is within the tolerance range see tech nical data Checking the operating function You require the following tools and equipment 2 channel Oscilloscope 10 k load resistor Check whether the...

Page 39: ...nect oscilloscope channel 2 to sensor Q2 Perform this measurement with the 10 k load resistor between Q1 and and between Q2 and Result The output signal is a distinct square wave signal Note that for...

Page 40: ...installation as well as downstream processing and evalu ation components in particular are to be included in the maintenance con cept The manufacturer recommends to check the speed sensors at regular...

Page 41: ...emoved for maintenance purposes the protec tive cap should be placed again on the measuring area immedi ately after removal Otherwise the sensor may be damaged Disposal of defective sensors Electronic...

Page 42: ...m e g faulty wiring continue with Question 3 If possible try replacing the sensor by a new fully functional sensor to rule out the sensor as the cause of fault 3 Is the installation and or wiring on s...

Page 43: ...e power source supply sufficient current Is the sensor connected correctly pin assignment cable break loose screws etc Is the load too high output signal unclear Is the scanning frequency overshot or...

Page 44: ...Germany Phone 49 381 519944 0 Fax 49 381 519944 4 Email info noris automation de Web www noris group com NORIS Benelux B V Nieuwland Parc 10L 2952DA Alblasserdam Netherlands Phone 31 78 890 7550 Fax...

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