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1. Warranty information
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In order to carry out installation correctly, we strongly recommend this document is read very carefully. This
will ensure your own safety and the operating reliability of the device.
Your device has been quality controlled, tested and is ready for use. Please observe all warnings and
information which are marked either directly on the device or specified in this document.
Warranty can only be claimed for components supplied by ipf electronic gmbh. If the system is used together
with other products, there is no warranty for the complete system.
Repairs should be carried out only at our works. For further questions don‘t hesitate to contact the ipf
electronic gmbh.
2. Identification
magnetic strip: The standard magnetic strip witha width of 10mm has the article no. AM000049.
magnetic sensor: The label shows the device type with article number, which clearly identifies the device.
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3. Mechanical mounting
For mounting, the degree of protection specified must be observed. If necessary, protect the unit against
environmental influences such as sprayed water, dust, knocks, vibrations and extreme temperatures.
3.1 Mounting of the magnetic strip
The mounting surface / measuring track must be flat. Buckles or bumps will lead to measuring inaccuracies.
For technical reasons the strip should be approx. 57mm longer than the actual measuring distance.
If suitable mounting of the magnetic strip is not possible due to insufficient fastening possibilities, you can
mount the magnetic strip into the profile rail AM000050, which is available as accessory.
Attention! To guarantee optimal adhesion oil, grease dust etc. must be removed by using cleansing agents
Fett,
which evaporate without leaving residues. Suitable cleansing agents are e.g. ketones
(acetone) or alcohols; the companies Loctite and 3M can both supply such cleansing liquid.
Make sure that the surface to be glued is dry and apply the strip with maximum pressure.
Glueing should preferably be undertaken
at temperatures between 20°C to 30°C and in dry
atmosphere.
Advice! When applying long pieces of magnetic strip do not immediately remove the complete protective foil,
but rather peel back a short part from the end sufficient to fix the strip. Now align the strip. The protective
strip can then be peeled back and put out from the side while pressing the tape firmly onto the mounting
surface. A wall paper roller wheel could be used to assist in applying pressure onto the magnetic strip
when fixing it in position.
Mounting steps (Fig.1)
• Clean mounting surface (1) carefully.
• Remove protective film (2) of the adhesive strip (3).
• Stick down the magnetic strip (4).
• Clean the surface of the magnetic strip carefully.
• Remove the protective strip (6) of the cover strip (5).
• Fix cover strip (both ends should slightly overlap).
• Also fix strip's ends to avoid unintentional peeling.
Fig. 1: Mounting of the magnetic strip
Attention!Do not expose the system to magnetic fields. Any direct contact of the magnetic strip with magnetic fields
(e.g. adhesive magnets or other permanent magnets) is to be avoided. Sensor movements
during power loss are not captured by the subsequent electronics.
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Mounting examples
The simple mounting procedure by means of a beveled
magnetic strip as shown in Fig. 2 can only be
recommended for very protected environments. In a nonprotected environment there is the danger of peeling off.
Mounting approaches as shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 are
more suitable in such cases.
Optimum protection is provided by mounting in a groove as
shown in Fig. 5. The groove should be deep enough so that
the complete magnetic strip will be embedded in it.
3.2 Mounting of the magnetic sensor
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The magnetic sensor can be fastened by using two bolts
M3 over the ø3.5mm through holes. We recommend to use
the enclosed fixing screws and washer springs (fastening
torque 0.25Nm!)
• Cables should be layed in such a way that
there is no danger of damaging. Provide tension relief and drag chain or casing, if
necessary.
• Observe the correct alignment with regard to
the counting direction (fig. 6). This does not
apply if the counting direction can be
reversed in the electronic interpretation.
• The tolerance and gap measures must be
observed over the whole measuring length
(Fig.6).
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Fig 6: Definition of counting direction / mounting / tolerances
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4. Electrical connection
• Wiring must only be carried out with power off!
• Check all lines and connections before switching on the equipment!
• Don’t use tin-plated strands in connection with screw terminals!
Interference and distortion
Basically, all connections are protected against external interference. Choose a place of operation
that excludes inductive or capacitive interference influences on the magnetic sensor. When mounting
the system keep a maximum possible distance from lines loaded with interference.
Necessary measures:
• Only screened cable should be used. Wire cross section is to be at least 0.14mm², max. 0.5mm².
• Wiring to the screen and ground (0V) must be star-shaped and across an extensive area. Ensure that the
connection of the screen and earth is made to a large surface area with a sound connection to minimise
impedance.
• The system should be positioned well away from cables with interference; if necessary a protective screen
or metal housing must be provided. The running of wiring parallel to the mains supply should be avoided.
• Contactor coils must be linked with spark suppression.
Supply voltage
The voltages depend on the sensor designs; they are to be taken from the delivery documentation and the
identification plate (e.g. UB=24V DC ±20%).
5. Maintenance
We recommend cleaning the magnetic strip’s surface from time to time with a soft cloth.
6. Trouble shooting
Below are some typical errors which may occur during installation and operation:
• Magnetic strip incorrectly mounted (active surface must be mounted towards the sensor)(see chapter 3.1).
• The masking tape provided was not used for protecting the magnetic strip. The masking tape must not be
magnetizable.
• Sensor not or incorrectly connected (pin assignment see chapter 7).
• Tolerance for the gap between magnetic sensor and magnetic strip not observed over the total travel
distance. Sensor touches strip ( fig. 6).
• Cable squeezed / interrupted / cut by sharp edges.
• Sensor’s active side not mounted towards the magnetic strip (see fig. 6). The active side is marked by the
label "Bandseite" (strip side).
• Sensor has not been aligned according to fig. 6
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ronic gmbh
elect
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58515 Lüdenscheid - Germany
Tel +49 2351 9365-0
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www.ipf-electronic.com
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7. Technical data and list of articles
7.1 Sensors
MW100100
article numbers**
MW100101
MW100102
MW100103
operating voltage
current consumption (w/o load)
type of output
output signals
output current (max. load)
max. linear traverse speed