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Settings

7.14.  d.U (select temperature unit of measure)

Setting

Description

°C

Metric Unit of Measure for Temperature
The temperature is read out in °C.

°F

Imperial Unit of Measure for Temperature
The temperature is read out in °F.

7.15.  EF (adjust emission factor)

Setting

Description

EF

Adjust Emission Factor
The emission factor can be set within a range of 0.1 to 1 in steps of 0.01. 
The emission factor must be accurately adjusted in order to obtain a precise tempera-
ture measurement. The emission factor should be set as high as possible, and should 
not be less than 0.25.
See “Emission Factor” on page 28 regarding selected materials and options for de-
termining emission factors. If the emission factor has been adjusted and saved, “S.EF” 
is deactivated. The last saved value is valid.

7.16.  S.EF (determine emission factor with a reference device)

Setting

Description

Value in °C (°F)

Teach In Emission Factor
Teach in the object temperature using values within a range of –25…350° C (–13…
662° F). If the emission factor of the object to be measured is unknown, it can be 
determined automatically by entering the object’s temperature (ascertain temperature 
with the help of a contact sensor, for example). 
If “S.EF” has been adjusted and saved, “EF” is deactivated. The last saved value is 
valid. No temperatures can be taught in with an emission factor of greater than 1.0 or 
less than 0.1.

Summary of Contents for TIF352U0089

Page 1: ...r for Contactless Temperature Measurement Operating Instructions Translation of the Original Operating Instruction Subject to change without notice Available as PDF version only Version 1 2 0 Status 0...

Page 2: ...Laser LED Warnings 8 2 7 Approvals and Protection Class 8 3 Technical Data 8 3 1 Field of Vision 9 3 2 Housing Dimensions 10 3 3 Connection Diagram 11 3 4 Complementary Products see catalog 11 3 5 Lay...

Page 3: ...unction 22 7 11 SL2 select switching logic 22 7 12 EP expert menu 23 7 13 Lasr set laser function 23 7 14 d U select temperature unit of measure 24 7 15 EF adjust emission factor 24 7 16 S EF determin...

Page 4: ...product is only possible if these safety instructions and warnings are observed Safety instructions and warnings are laid out on the basis of the following principle Keyword Type and source of danger...

Page 5: ...bility on the part of wenglor is excluded in the case of Non observance of the instructions Use of the product for other than its intended purpose Use of untrained personnel Use of unapproved replacem...

Page 6: ...it adequate amounts of infrared radiation within a spectral range of 8 to 14 m The product can be used in the following industry sectors Special machinery manufacturing Heavy equipment manufacturing L...

Page 7: ...ions Caution Danger of property damage and personal injury in the event of improper initial start up and maintenance Train and qualify personnel adequately 2 4 Modification of Products Caution Risk of...

Page 8: ...mission factor 0 10 1 00 Settling time warm up time 200 ms Electrical Data Supply power 18 30 V DC Current consumption operating voltage 24 V 60 mA Switching frequency 15 Hz at a response time of 0 06...

Page 9: ...P NPN Yes Maximum possible Switching point or measurement value deviation at successive measurements under the same conditions Tobj 200 C Tu 23 C 5 C Response Time 1 33 s Emission Factor 0 99 This dev...

Page 10: ...10 Technical Data 3 2 Housing Dimensions 1 lens 2 laser...

Page 11: ...ow Green Blue Violet Grey White Pink Green Yellow Supply Voltage Supply Voltage 0 V Supply Voltage AC Voltage Switching Output NO Switching Output NC Contamination Error Output NO Contamination Error...

Page 12: ...echnical Data 3 5 Layout Lens Laser Control Keys Display Plug Connector 3 6 Control Panel 88 60 80 U2 60 Display 80 Mode Key Switching Status Indicator 88 Plus Key Error Display Switching Status Indic...

Page 13: ...ex nuts M30 1 5 Quick start 4 Transport and Storage 4 1 Transport Upon receipt of goods check for transport damage If damage is apparent accept the package conditionally and notify the manufacturer re...

Page 14: ...te mounting or shielding The aperture angle must be taken into consideration when mounting the sensor Specified torques must be complied with see 3 Technical Data on page 8 Laser Aligning Tool The obj...

Page 15: ...10 V 350 C SP1 25 Switching point 25 C OFn1 PnP PNP switching logic SL1 nc Normally closed output function SP2 350 Switching point 2 350 C OFn2 PnP PNP switching logic SL2 no Normally open output fun...

Page 16: ...ly 5 seconds After 5 seconds the M key LED starts blinking and the sensor is in the configuration menu Navigation After enabling you can navigate through the configuration menu by briefly tapping the...

Page 17: ...the selected settings If no keys are activated for more than 1 minute the standard display appears The last change which has not been acknowledged is lost Important Do not use any sharp objects to pre...

Page 18: ...etting C temperature setting F 0 06 30 Adjust response time 0 1 1 Adjust emission factor Execute reset PnP PNP output nPn NPN output PnP PNP output nPn NPN output no NO function nc NC function no NO f...

Page 19: ...V A Lo and 20 mA 10 V A hI must be selected SP Switching Outputs Use of the switching output pin 6 is used as switching output 2 Switching points SP1 SP2 output function OFn1 OFn2 and switching logic...

Page 20: ...within a range of 25 350 C 13 662 F AnA mA AnA V 25 C 13 F A lo 350 C 662 F A hi 10 0 20 4 AnA mA AnA V 25 C 13 F 350 C 662 F 10 0 20 4 100 C 210 F A lo 200 C 329 F A hi 7 5 A hI temperature for 20 m...

Page 21: ...switch nPn NPN Output The load is connected between the plus pole and the output When switched the output is connected to the minus pole via an electronic switch 7 8 SL1 select switching logic Select...

Page 22: ...tput The load is connected between the plus pole and the output When switched the output is connected to the minus pole via an electronic switch 7 11 SL2 select switching logic Select switching logic...

Page 23: ...ayed menu items are insufficient for the respective application the expert menu can be switched on in order to be able to take advantage of the sensor s full scope of functions Setting Description On...

Page 24: ...on Factor on page 28 regarding selected materials and options for de termining emission factors If the emission factor has been adjusted and saved S EF is deactivated The last saved value is valid 7 1...

Page 25: ...ensor is equipped with an RS 232 port for communication with a device such as a PC or a controller All sensor settings can be selected digitally with a PC and all values generated by the sensor can be...

Page 26: ...y switching status indicator blinks 8 RS 232 Port Process and parameter data can be accessed in the download area for the product at www wenglor com 9 Maintenance Instructions Note This wenglor sensor...

Page 27: ...t which the operating instructions were prepared Furthermore wenglor herewith explicitly informs the user that these operating instructions are only a general description of technical procedures whose...

Page 28: ...0 07 Galvanized iron Sheet oxidized 0 85 Iron and steel Cold rolled 0 09 Fiberboard Chloritoid 0 88 Fiberboard Particle board 0 89 Veneer Oak parquet floor as well 0 90 0 93 Granite Rough 0 77 0 87 Wo...

Page 29: ...ough for the temperature of the masking tape to adjust to the temperature of the object 3 Set the emission factor at the sensor to the known value of the masking tape Measure the temperature of the ma...

Page 30: ...30 Appendix 12 3 EU Declaration of Conformity The EU Declaration of Conformity can be found in the download area for the product on our website at www wenglor com...

Page 31: ...31 Temperature Sensor for Contactless Temperature Measurement...

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