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Description
The 45LSP is a family of optical fork sensors housed in a plastic
enclosure. Fork sensors offer self-contained transmitted beam sensing,
ideal for applications that require reliable parts detection. A simple
push button teach-in sensitivity adjustment, several connection options
and multiple mounting features (via side thru-holes, rear threaded
inserts or optional dovetail bracketry) make the 45LSP an economical,
easy-to-use solution for typical applications such as small part
detection, edge detection, part counting, gear tooth detection and
dimension verification.
Features
•Detection of objects as small as 0.2 mm (0.0078 in.)
•Highly visible power and output LED indicators with output
indication along both sides of the fork
•Remote teach and teach button lock on 4-pin models
•Light or dark operate selectable
•Multiple mounting options: thru-holes, threaded holes and
dovetail
•Easy installation with no alignment required
•IP67 enclosure
User Interface
LED ColorStateStatus
OFFOutput de-energized
Orange
Green
ONOutput energized
FlashingTeach mode or short circuit protective active
OFFPower is OFF
ONPower is ON
Specifications
cULus and CE Marked for all applicable directives
Certifications
Optical
Sensing Gap
Smallest Detectable Target
Light SourceVisible red (640 nm)
Sensitivity AdjustmentTeach button and remote teach
Electrical
Voltage10…30V DC
Current Consumption30 mA maximum
ProtectionReverse Polarity and short circuit
Outputs
Response Time250 µs
Output TypePNP or NPN
Output ModeLight or dark operate selectable
Output Current100 mA maximum
Mechanical
Housing MaterialPolycarbonate
Connection Types3-pin pico QD, 4-pin pico QD
Optional Accessories44B-BKT dovetail mounting bracket and cordsets
Environmental
Environmental RatingIP67
Operating Temperature
[C(F)]
1
For detection of objects less than 0.9 m (0.035 in.), the object should be placed ≥ 10 mm
(0.39in.) away from the LED light source.
For use in NFPA 79 applications only
Adapters providing field wiring means are available from the
With no target present, press the teach button for approximately three
seconds until orange LEDs are flashing synchronously: first threshold is
taught. With the target present, press the teach button for
approximately one second. If the green LED flashes and stays on then
thresholds have been taught, and the sensor is ready to operate. If both
LEDs are flashing synchronously then the sensor cannot detect the
object and no thresholds have been taught.
Sensitivity Adjustment During a Running Process (optimum detection
of very small parts)
With the chosen running process being the only thing in the scanning
area, press the teach button for approximately three seconds until
orange LEDs are flashing synchronously. Press the teach button until a
minimum of one process cycle is completed. If the green LED flashes
and stays on then thresholds have been taught, and the sensor is ready to
operate. If both LEDs are flashing synchronously then the sensor
cannot detect the target and no thresholds have been taught.
L.O./D.O. Setup
Press the teach button for approximately 13 seconds. Orange LEDs
should flash alternately. When you release the button, the green LED
should remain flashing. When the green LED is flashing , the output is
inverted by pressing the button. The orange LED shows active
function. Do not press the button for 10 seconds. The green LED stops
flashing and the present output function is saved. The sensor is ready to
operate.
Maximum Sensitivity
With no target present, press the teach button for approximately three
seconds until orange LEDs are flashing synchronously. Again, with no
target present, press the teach button for one second. The sensor is set
to maximum sensitivity and is ready to operate.
Maximum Stability—Factory Setting (maximum resistance to
contamination)
Cover the light source. Press and hold the teach button until the orange
LEDs are flashing synchronously. Keep the light source covered, press
the teach button for one second. The sensor is set to maximum stability
and is ready to operate.
Modification of the Emitter Frequency in Case of Mutual Interference
Switch one sensor off. Press the teach button during power ON. The
orange LED flashes one time; frequency one, normal operation
(switching frequency 2 kHz). Keep the button pressed for another
three to five seconds. The orange LED flashes twice; frequency two,
normal operation (switching frequency 2 kHz). Keep the button
pressed for another three to five seconds. The orange LED flashes three
times; frequency one, detection of very small parts possible (switching
frequency 2 kHz). Keep the button pressed for another three to five
seconds. The orange LED flashes four times; frequency two, detection
of very small parts possible (switching frequency 1.5 kHz). Release the
button to place the sensor in operating mode. Switch other sensor on
again.
Wiring Diagrams
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