Wenglor SEFG Muting, Operating Instructions Manual

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Parameters Configuration 142
The parameter configuration of the different blanking functions is described in more detail in the following
table:
a) Reduced resolution
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Teach-in • The parameter configuration takes place by teaching in potential
obstructions. These obstructions must be brought into the safety
field during the teach-in process.
• Pressing the -key teaches in the highest value recorded
during the teach-in process.
• The values “T999” and “T000” are invalid (e.g.: synchronization
beams blocked).
• The teach value (display T0xx) corresponds to the maximum
object size blocked (e.g. T002

2 beams blocked)
• This value must be used for calculating the effective resolution
and the safety clearance.
• Activating reduced resolution deactivates partial muting and Full
Muting Enable.
• For more information on the “reduced resolution” function, see
Section 5.2.5.5, page 96.
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Back
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
b) Fix blanking
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Teach-in • The parameter configuration takes place by teaching in the
blanking objects. These obstructions must be brought into the
safety field during the teach-in process.
• The current value is taught-in by pressing the -key.
• The values “T999” and “T000” are invalid (e.g.: synchronization
beams blocked).
• Here, the teach value (display Txxx) corresponds to the number
of blocked beams (e.g. T002

2 beams blocked)
• This value must be used for calculating the effective resolution
and the safety clearance.
• For more information on the “fix blanking” function, see Section
5.2.5.2, page 81.
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Back
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
c) Fix blanking with edge tolerance
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Teach-in • The parameter configuration takes place by teaching in the
blanking objects. These obstructions must be brought into the
safety field during the teach-in process.
• The current value is taught-in by pressing the -key.
• The values “T999” and “T000” are invalid (e.g.: synchronization
beams blocked).
• Here, the teach value (display Txxx) corresponds to the number
of blocked beams (e.g. T002

2 beams blocked)
• This value must be used for calculating the effective resolution
and the safety clearance.
• For more information on the “fix blanking with edge tolerance”
function, see Section 5.2.5.3, page 84.
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR
Back
OSSD
RES
SIG LOW
ERROR