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SICK LSI Technical Description - 06/98
This dialog box appears.
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Select the output to be switched in this monitoring case
when there is an object in the protective field.
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Click on Continue.
This dialog box appears.
This is where you set the order in which the monitoring cases are
to be activated in succession.
Note:
You can change this setting subsequently. For more details on
this, and on switching between several different monitoring
cases, refer to section 9.4 under Define additional monitoring
case.
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Select Any order, for example.
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Click on Continue.
This dialog box appears. This is where you set how often (that is,
in how many consecutive scans) the sensor must detect a
foreign body in the protective field before the configured outputs
are shut off (between 2 and 16 scans are possible).
(If you combine the LSI with PLS type 101-316 for vehicle
protection, the response time of the LSI is not programmable,
but is fixed at 270 ms).
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Enter the desired number of scans.
Note:
For safety reasons, always select the lowest possible
setting! If you increase the setting the system will become
more stable, but will also respond more slowly. The current
response time is shown in the box.
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Click on Continue and confirm with OK.
The monitoring case is thereby defined.
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Click on Continue.
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Click on OK to accept the configuration.
The configuration is defined. You can now transmit the settings
to the LSI, as described in the following subsection.