Light screen for error-proofing of bin-picking operations
• Compact package, available in 4 lengths to fit many sizes and configurations of existing
parts bins
• Range up to 2 m (6.5 ft)
• Two-component system (asynchronous emitter and receiver) needs no sync wire or controller box.
• Emitters and receivers sold separately or in pairs for easy ordering.
• Two LEDs on each emitter and receiver indicate proper setup and system errors.
• Clearly visible green job indicator lights mounted on either side of emitter and receiver
housings; the light can be remotely controlled to initiate user action with a solid ON or
blinking condition
• Two frequency settings to prevent crosstalk in close-proximity, multiple-array installations
• Easy DIP-switch selection of light/dark operate, solid/flashing job light, A/B frequency,
and gate polarity for activating the job light indicator.
• Choose 2 m (6.5 ft) unterminated cable or 2 m (6.5 ft) cable with 4-pin Euro-style quickdisconnect connector.
• PNP or NPN receiver output, depending on model
• 12 to 30V dc operation
• Minimum resolution 35 mm (1.4 in)
• Wide beam pattern for easy alignment
• Heavy-duty protective brackets available
WARNING: Not To Be Used for Personnel Protection
Never use this device as a sensing device for personnel protection. Doing so could lead to serious
injury or death. This device does not include the self-checking redundant circuitry necessary to allow its
use in personnel safety applications. A sensor failure or malfunction can cause either an energized or deenergized sensor output condition.
Models
1
Model
PVA100N6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA100N6RReceiver
PVA100P6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA100P6RReceiver
NOTE: Additional models on the next page.
DescriptionArray Length / # Beams Job Light Input
100 mm (4 in) Long, 5
Beams
2
Receiver Output
0V dcNPN (Sinking)PVA100N6EEmitter
+5 to 30V dcPNP (Sourcing)PVA100P6EEmitter
1
Only cabled models (2 m (6.5 ft) unterminated integral cable) are listed. For 2 m (6.5 ft) pigtail with Euro-style Quick-disconnect fitting, add "Q" to the model number (for example,
PVA100N6Q).
2
See Configuration on page 5
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Model
DescriptionArray Length / # Beams Job Light Input
PVA225N6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA225N6RReceiver
PVA225P6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA225P6RReceiver
PVA300N6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA300N6RReceiver
PVA300P6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA300P6RReceiver
PVA375N6Emitter/Receiver Pair
PVA375N6RReceiver
PVA375P6Emitter/Receiver Pair
225 mm (9 in) Long, 5
Beams
300 mm (12 in) Long, 13
Beams
375 mm (15 in) Long, 16
Beams
4
Receiver Output
0V dcNPN (Sinking)PVA225N6EEmitter
+5 to 30V dcPNP (Sourcing)PVA225P6EEmitter
0V dcNPN (Sinking)PVA300N6EEmitter
+5 to 30V dcPNP (Sourcing)PVA300P6EEmitter
0V dcNPN (Sinking)PVA375N6EEmitter
+5 to 30V dcPNP (Sourcing)PVA375P6EEmitter
PVA375P6RReceiver
NOTE: Cable diameter is 3.3 mm (0.13 in) on all models.
Overview
The PVA Series Parts Verification Array is a simple, easy-to-use light screen suited to many part assembly and object detection applications.
The PVA has two components: an emitter and a receiver. The receiver's solid-state output interfaces to a system controller, which is preprogrammed by a supervisor for a specific sequence of tasks. Mounted so that the beams stretch across each bin in an assembler’s work
station, the PVA then signals the assembler (by means of easy-to-see job lights) which bins contain items to be picked in a given operation and in what order they should be picked.
As the assembler reaches into each bin, the system senses if the correct part has been taken, then signals the next bin in the sequence.
The system may be wired to signal an alarm for the assembler and/or a supervisor in the event an incorrect part is selected.
The major benefit of a PVA-driven system is increased efficiency, due to simplified job training, increased quality control (no skipped
components), and reduced rework and inspections. The PVA speeds the resumption of work after breaks and other distractions. And it is
ideal for multilingual workplaces where communication may be an issue.
3
Only cabled models (2 m (6.5 ft) unterminated integral cable) are listed. For 2 m (6.5 ft) pigtail with Euro-style Quick-disconnect fitting, add "Q" to the model number (for example,
PVA100N6Q).
Multiple sensor pairs located farther than the sensor's effective maximum range (approximately 2 m or 6.5 ft) from one another are unlikely to cause crosstalk problems. However, when multiple sensor pairs are mounted in a confined area, take care to avoid crosstalk between them. To avoid crosstalk:
• Alternate the relative position of adjacent emitter/receiver pairs.
• Alternate the Frequency configuration of adjacent pairs.
Mount emitter and receiver pairs parallel, with both cable ends pointing the same direction.
Figure 1. Example—Correct Positions
Figure 3. Maximum Off-Axis Misalignment
Cable ends pointing in opposite directions
Figure 2. Example—Incorrect Positions
Non-parallel orientation
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MODE
bn
wh
+
-
bu
12-30V dc
Job Light
Enable*
bn
wh
+
-
bk
bu
12-30V dc
Job Light
Enable*
bn
bu
-
+
bk
wh
12-30V dc
Job Light
Enable*
Load
bn
bu
-
+
bk
wh
12-30V dc
Job Light
Enable*
Load
PVA Pick-to-Light Array
Mounting
The wide beam pattern of PVA emitters and receivers simplifies their alignment. M4 stainless
steel fasteners and two stainless steel brackets are included with each sensor.
Mount each emitter and its corresponding receiver parallel to one another in the same plane, with
their cable ends pointing the same direction, and their tops and bottoms aligned.
1. From a common point of reference, make measurements to locate the emitter and receiver
in the same plane with their midpoints directly opposite each other.
2. Mount the included brackets to the top and bottom of each sensor, as shown.
3. Mount the emitter and receiver in their brackets, being careful to position the red lenses of
the two units directly facing each other. (Remember, the cable ends of both sensors must
point in the same direction to ensure proper sensing.)
4. Measure from one or more reference planes (for example, the building or bin floor) to the
same point(s) on the emitter and receiver to verify their mechanical alignment. (If the sensors are mounted exactly vertical or horizontal, a carpenter’s level may be helpful. A
straightedge or a string extended between the sensors may also be helpful.)
5. Also check “by eye” for line-of-sight alignment.
6. Make any necessary final mechanical adjustments, and hand-tighten the bracket hardware.
7. After the electrical hookup is complete, check for beam alignment. If necessary, re-align the
emitter and receiver at that time.
Figure 4. PVA Mounting Hard-
ware
Hookups
All models feature integral 2 m (6.5 ft) long, 3.3 mm (0.13 inch) dia. PVC-jacketed cables. Models whose model numbers end in “Q” are
terminated with quick-disconnect (QD) Euro-style 4-pin connectors; other models have unterminated ends.
Emitter with Unterminated Cable
Receiver with NPN (Sinking) OutputReceiver with PNP (Sourcing) Output
Wiring is functionally identical for cabled and quick-disconnect receiver models.
* See Configuration on page 5 for job light enable input requirements.
Emitter with 4-Pin Euro QD
NOTE: Blue wire (dc common) is internally connected to emitter and receiver housings.
Example Shown:
Switch #1 OFF
Switch #2 ON
Switch #3 OFF
Switch #4 ON
PVA Pick-to-Light Array
Configuration
PVA configuration is accomplished using the DIP switches on the emitter and receiver as shown. When setting the DIP switches, use the
supplied plastic screwdriver to avoid damaging the switches or causing a short circuit.
Cover RemovalCover Replacement
Insert a fingernail or small screwdriver into
the slot; apply gentle pressure, angling
To replace the switch cover, align one edge of the cover with the edge of the sensor
housing opening. Then press the front corners into place.
away from the sensor lens. The cover will
remain tethered to the sensor housing.
The switches determine four status operating modes:
• A/B frequency (to avoid crosstalk from multiple pairs of sensors)
• Light/dark operate
• Solid/flashing job light (depending on assembler and/or supervisor preference)
• Gate polarity
PVA Configuration DIP Switch Settings
*default settings
SwitchEmitterReceiver
5
1
*ON = Frequency A
OFF = Frequency B
2
3
No functionON = Light operate
*ON = Job light steady
OFF = Job light flashes
*ON = Frequency A
OFF = Frequency B
*OFF = Dark operate
*ON = Job light steady
OFF = Job light flashes
Figure 5. Configuration DIP switch setting posi-
tions
5
Both emitter and receiver must be set to the same frequency in order to operate.
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Job light control input: connect the white wire of the emitter and
receiver as follows:
Models PVA...P6
ON = Job light ON for +5 to 30V dc (27K input impedance)
*OFF = Job light ON for 0 to 2V dc/open circuit
Models PVA...N6
ON = Job light ON for +5 to 30V dc/open circuit
*OFF = Job light ON for 0 to 2V dc (10K input impedance)
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MODE
Status Indicator #1
Status Indicator #2
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Status Indicators/Troubleshooting
Figure 6. Status indicators
Emitter IndicatorConditionDescription
#1OFFFrequency A selected (Emitter/Receiver Switch #1 both ON)
Steady RedFrequency B selected (Emitter/Receiver Switch #1 both OFF)
#2Steady GreenPower is ON and system is OK
OFFPower is OFF
Flashing Green 2x/secEmitter Failure (remove and reapply power)
Receiver Indicator ConditionDescription
#1Steady YellowOutput is active (change Switch #2 to Light Operate to turn the yellow indicator ON
when the system is clear)
OFFOutput is inactive (change Switch #2 to Dark Operate to turn the yellow indicator
ON when the system is blocked)
#2Steady GreenPower is ON and system is OK
OFFPower is OFF
Flashing Green 1x/secReceiver Failure (remove and reapply power)
state
Emitter and Receiver: Two highly visible job lights
turn ON and OFF in response to an external signal to
the white wire. Job lights may be configured for steady
or flashing green.
Construction
Black painted aluminum housing; acrylic lenses; PBT
end caps; thermoplastic elastomer programming switch
cover; stainless steel mounting brackets and hardware
Connections
Emitter: 3-conductor PVC-jacketed 2 m (6.5 ft) cable
which is either unterminated or terminated with a 4-pin
Euro-style quick-disconnect connector, depending on
model. Cable diameter is 3.3 mm (0.13 in).
Receiver: 4-conductor PVC-jacketed 2 m (6.5 ft) cable
which is either unterminated or terminated with a 4-pin
Euro-style quick-disconnect connector, depending on
model. Cable diameter is 3.3 mm (0.13 in).
Environmental Rating
NEMA 2; IEC IP62
Operating Temperature
0 °C to +50 °C (+32 °F +122 °F)
Maximum Off-axis Misalignment
See Figure 3. Maximum Off-Axis Misalignment on page
3
Certifications
Output Response Time
Sensor SizeStandardWith Crosstalk from Adjacent Units
100 mm20 ms30 ms
225 mm40 ms60 ms
300 mm52 ms78 ms
375 mm64 ms96 ms
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MODE
Job Lights
15.0 mm
(0.59")
30.0 mm
(1.18")
Status Indicator 2
Status Indicator 1
Configuration Switch Cover
Cable
18.0 mm
(0.71")
ø4.45 mm
(0.175")
Beam 1Beam 2Beam 3
25.0 mm
(0.98")
25.0 mm
(0.98")
Beams Continue at
25.0 mm Spacing
15.0 mm
(0.59")
L2
71.8 mm
(2.83")
43.2 mm
(1.70")
L1
3.9 mm
(0.15")
40.6 mm
(1.60")
6.0 mm
(0.24")
6.0 mm
(0.24")
20.1 mm
(0.79")
18.0 mm
(0.71")
4 x ø4.6 mm
(0.18")
6.1 mm
(0.24")
2.0 mm
(0.08")
4 x R2.54
(0.10")
10.2 mm
(0.40")
10.2 mm
(0.40")
5.0 mm
(0.20")
5.0 mm
(0.20")
2 x 4.8 mm
(0.19")
22.9 mm
(0.90")
PVA Pick-to-Light Array
Dimensions
Emitter and Receiver
ModelNumber of BeamsL
1
L
2
PVA100..5130.0 mm (5.12 in)137.8 mm (5.43 in)
PVA225..10258.5 mm (10.18 in)266.4 mm (10.49 in)
PVA300..13333.5 mm (13.13 in)341.4 mm (13.44 in)
PVA375..16408.5 mm (16.09 in)416.6 mm (16.40 in)
SMBPVA1 Standard Bracket (2 Included with PVA)Hardware Included with Each Sensor (kit part
NOTE: Standard SMBPVA1 mounting brackets are included with each PVA System. The following brackets
are in addition to the standard brackets.
SMBPVA2
• Set of 4 molded brackets
• Snaps onto standard 28
mm diameter pipe
• 2 required per sensor
Straight
1 = Brown
2 = White
3 = Blue
4 = Black
SMBPVA.., SMBPVA..A, SMBPVA..AB
• Protects sensor from impact
• Provides DIP-switch and/or indicator light exposure (depending on
model)
• Heavy-duty cold-rolled steel-zinc finish
ModelsDIP Switch AccessLight ProtectedLength (L)Used With
SMBPVA5YesNo
139.7 mmPVA100SMBPVA5AYesYes
SMBPVA5ABNoYes
SMBPVA10YesNo
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PVA Pick-to-Light Array
ModelsDIP Switch AccessLight ProtectedLength (L)Used With
SMBPVA13YesNo
343.3 mmPVA300SMBPVA13AYesYes
SMBPVA13ABNoYes
SMBPVA16YesNo
418.2 mmPVA375SMBPVA16AYesYes
SMBPVA16ABNoYes
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