Panasonic WUME-SF4D-4, Instruction Manual

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Functions
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3-11-7 Muting Function
Item Description Settings / ranges
Factory default
setting
Muting sensor output
setting (Note 1)
You can change the output set-
ting of the muting sensor.
NONO (Normally Open / Nor -
mally Open)
• Muting input A: Normally Open
• Muting input B: Normally Open
NONO
NONC (Normally Open / Nor -
mally Closed)
• Muting input A: Normally Open
• Muting input B: Normally
Closed
Muting input allowed
time difference
You can change the allowed
input time difference between
muting inputs A and B.
When the muting sensor output
setting is NONO
• Lower limit: 0.03 sec., 0.1 to 59.9
sec. (increments of 0.1 sec.)
• Upper limit: 0.1 to 60.0 sec.
(increments of 0.1 sec.)
Lower limit: 0.03 sec.
Upper limit: 3 sec.
When the muting sensor output
setting is NONC
• Lower limit: 0 to 59.9 sec.
(increments of 0.1 sec.)
• Upper limit: 0.1 to 60.0 sec.
(increments of 0.1 sec.)
Muting input order
You can change the order in
which muting inputs A and B
turn ON.
Random (either muting input A
or B can turn ON first)
Random
A→B (muting input A turns ON
first)
B→A (muting input B turns ON
first)
Muting valid time
You can change the maximum
time that the muting state can
be maintained.
1 to 28,800 sec. (8 hours) (incre-
ments of 1 sec.), or unlimited
7,200 sec (2 hours)
Muting indicator dis-
connection detection
function
When a muting indicator [LED
or incandescent bulb: 1 to 6W
(40 to 250mA when 24V is
used)] is not connected to the
muting auxiliary output, muting
cannot be started, or is can-
celed.
Invalid
Invalid
Valid
Individual beam axis
muting
You can change the beam axis
that is muted.
When a beam axis for which
the muting function is not set
is blocked, the muting state is
canceled and the control output
(OSSD 1 / 2) turns OFF.
All beam axes
All beam axes 0 beam axes (no muting)
Any number of beam axes
Exit-only muting
(Note 2)
Eliminates the need to install a
muting sensor on the exit side.
Invalid
Invalid
Valid
(Exit-only muting)
Notes: 1) For details, refer to “■Changing the muting sensor output setting” .
2) For details, refer to “■Exit-only muting function” .