7.3
Teaching in the analog output
7.3.1
Factory settings of the analog output
•
Rising output characteristic from minimum to maximum operating range
7.3.2
Scaling the analog output
To scale the analog output, teach-in a close sensor and distant sensor scaling limit. If
the distant sensor scaling limit is taught-in first and then the close sensor scaling limit,
the limits are reversed internally.
Teaching in the scaling limits
1
2
1.
Position the object at
1
.
2.
Apply L+ at MF for 3 seconds until both LEDs are flashing simultaneously.
✓
Both LEDs flash alternately.
3.
Position the object at
2
.
4.
Apply L+ at MF for 1 second.
✓
The scaling is taught-in. The device automatically switches to normal operation
mode.
7.3.3
Adjusting the rising or falling output characteristic
1.
Apply L+ at MF for 13 seconds until both LEDs flash alternately.
✓
Green LED flashes.
✓
Rising: Orange LED lights up.
✓
Falling: Orange LED does not light up.
2.
To change the setting, apply L+ at MF for 1 second.
✓
Orange LED changes its status.
3.
Wait 10 seconds.
✓
Green LED no longer flashes.
✓
The rising and falling output characteristic are adjusted. The device automatically
switches to normal operation mode.
7.4
Resetting the device to factory settings
1.
Switch off the supply voltage.
2.
Apply L+ at Teach-in.
3.
Switch on the supply voltage.
4.
Wait 13 seconds until both LEDs are flashing simultaneously.
5.
To apply the factory settings, separate L+ within 5 seconds of teach-in before
switching off the supply voltage.
✓
The device is reset to the factory settings. The device automatically switches to
normal operation mode.
7.5
IO-Link
Depending on the device type, the device can exchange process data and parameters
via IO-Link. To do this, connect the device to a suitable IO-Link master. A sensor-specific
device description file (IODD) is required in the IO-Link master.
The IODD and additional information are available at
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