Bedienungsanleitung_Series09-US_RS232_V1_e.doc
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The RS-232 interface
3.1
General notes
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Step 1: Setting of the sensitivity mode A-D; Step 2: Teaching of the Scanning range
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In measuring mode: Yellow LED flashing = weak signal received. Conceivable corrective measures: teach
object anew; move object closer to sensor; clean transducer.
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In measuring mode: Red LED on = object within blind range
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Provided the Teach-in sequence cannot be successfully completed the sensor defaults automatically to the
previously saved settings.
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Power must be switched off before connecting the sensors.
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A soiled beam columnator may generate erroneous output signals. Therefore it must be checked from time
to time and cleaned if necessary.
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Via the RS 232 interface measured data can be received and a number of functions are configurable.
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The sensors work with a baud rate of 115’200
3.2 Structure of commands
All commands consist of ASCII characters only. One character consists of 1 start-Bit, 8 data-Bits and 1 Stop-
Bit.
Address
Address „0“ is the broadcast address, which is accepted by every sensor and which must be used when
using RS232.
Telegram sent by the control to the sensor:
{0AB}
NO CHECKSUM!
Telegram (sensor response) sent from the sensor to the control:
{0AB47}
For examples refer to chapter "3.8 Examples".
Address 1 number 0...8,
for RS232 always 0
Command
Character (A..Z)
Start of Frame (SOF)
X characters
(depends on the command)
End of Frame (EOF)
Address 1 number
0...8, for RS232
always 0
Command
Character (A..Z)
Start of Frame (SOF)
X characters
(depends on command)
End of Frame (EOF)
Checksum 2 Byte, see appendix
