KEYENCE IB Series User Manual

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96099E

Thrubeam Type Laser Detection Sensor

Introduction

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTICE

Important

Point

This manual describes the basic operations and information for the IB Series. Read this manual carefully to ensure performance and safe function of the IB Series for safe use. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. Make sure this manual is provided to the end user of this product.

 Symbols

The following symbols are used in this manual to alert you to important matters for preventing personal injury and device damage.

It indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

It indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

It indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

It indicates a situation which, if not avoided, could result in product damage as well as property damage.

It indicates cautions and limitations that must be followed during operation.

It indicates additional information on proper operation.

Reference

It indicates tips for better understanding or useful information.

Reference pages are indicated.

Safety Information for IB Series

WARNING

NOTICE

WARNING

Point

General Precautions

•

This product is just intended to detect object(s). Do not use this product for the purpose of protecting a human body or a part of human body.

•

This product is not intended for use as explosion-proof product. Do not use this product in a hazardous location and/or potentially explosive atmosphere.

•

Provide sufficient safety measures to prevent various damage in the event this product fails.

•

When using this product in combination with other devices, there may be cases when the functions and performance cannot be achieved because of the working conditions or environment, etc. Always review the combination carefully before starting use.

•

Do not apply sudden temperature changes on any device including the peripheral devices. Condensation could cause device damage.

Safety Precautions on Laser Products

•

This product uses a semiconductor laser as a light source.

•

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

•

Follow the instructions mentioned in this manual. Otherwise, injury to the human body (eyes and skin) may result.

Precautions on Class 1 laser products

Do not stare into the beam.

•

Do not disassemble this product. Laser emission from this product is not automatically stopped when it is disassembled.

Model IB-01/IB-05/IB-10/IB-30

Wavelength 660 nm

Output 170 μW

Pulse width 30 μs

FDA (CDRH) Part 1040.10

IEC60825-1 Class 1 Laser Product

* The classification is implemented based on IEC60825-1 following the requirement of Laser Notice No.50 of

FDA (CDRH).

Laser emission stop input When laser emission stop input is set as an external input, laser emission can be stopped by turning on the external input (2 ms or more). Laser emission stays stopped while the external input is on. The laser is emitted within 3 ms after the external input is turned off.

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Class 1 Laser Product

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WARNING

CAUTION

NOTICE

Troubleshooting

Turn the power OFF immediately in the following cases. Continuing use in an abnormal state can cause damage.

When water or foreign matter enters the product body

•

When the product has been dropped or the case damaged

•

When smoke or abnormal odors are emitted from the product

Precautions for Use

•

Use this product with the correct power voltage. Failure to do so could result in fire or electric shock.

•

Do not disassemble or modify this product. Failure to observe this could result in fire or electric shock.

•

Always turn off the power of the main unit and any device connected to the main unit before connecting or disconnecting a cable.

•

Do not turn the power off while modifying device settings. Doing so could result in the lost of some or all setting data.

 Installation Environment

To ensure correct and safe use of this product, do not install it in the following type of environment. Failure to observe this could result in faults.

Location subject to high levels of moisture or dust, or which is

• poorly ventilated

•

Location subject to high temperatures, such as where product is subject to direct sunlight

•

Location subject to corrosive or flammable gases

•

Location directly subject to vibration or impact

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Location subject to water, oil or chemical spray

•

Location where static electric is easily generated

 Effect of Contaminants

•

Contaminants such as dirt, dust, water or oil may prevent a correct measurement from being made.

•

Remove any contaminants from the transmitter and receiver sections with clean air. If heavily contaminated, wipe the sections off with a soft cloth soaked with alcohol.

•

Remove any contaminants from the measurement target with clean air, or wipe them off.

•

If contaminants are suspended in the measurement range, install a protective cover, or perform air purging, etc.

 Measures for Noise

When installing this product near a source of noise such as a power cable or high voltage cable, it could malfunction or fail because of the noise. Provide measures for noise such as installing a noise filter, laying the cables in a separate conduit, or insulating the amplifier unit or sensor head.

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NOTICE

 Warming Up

WARNING

NOTICE

Wait at least 30 minutes after turning the power on before starting use. The circuit will be unstable immediately after the power is turned on so the display value may gradually fluctuate.

 Power On Reset

Once the power is turned on, it will take approx. 2 seconds for the measurement to start. The judgment output will be output after the response time (average number of times x sampling rate) has elapsed.

Other Precautions

 Power Supply

•

The product could malfunction due to noise superimposed on the power supply. Use a DC stabilized power supply with insulated transformer for the power supply.

•

When using a commercially-available switching regulator, always ground the frame ground terminal.

Precautions on Regulations and Standards

CE Marking Keyence corporation has confirmed that this product complies with

the essential requirements of the applicable EC Directives, based on the following specifications. Be sure to consider the following specifications when using this product in the Member States of European Union.

 EMC Directive

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Applicable standards EMI: EN60947-5-2, Class A

These specifications do not guarantee that the end-product with this product incorporated complies with the essential requirements of the EMC Directives. The manufacturer of the end-product is solely responsible for ensuring the compliance of the end-product.

 Low-voltage Directive

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Applicable standard: EN60825-1

UL Certification This product is an UL/cUL Listed product.

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UL File No. E301717

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Category: NRKH, NRKH7

Be sure to consider the following specifications when using this product as a UL/cUL Listed Product.

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Use the power supply with Class 2 output defined in NFPA70 (NEC: National Electrical Code).

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The UL certificate for the IB series is for the sensor head and amplifier used in combination. The IB series sensor head must be used together with the IB series sensor amplifier unit exclusively.

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Power supply/ Control input/ Control output shall be connected to a single Class 2 source only.

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Use with the over current protection device which is rated 30V or more and not more than 1A.

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Use this product under pollution degree 2.

EMS: EN60947-5-2

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Introduction

Safety Information for IB Series ................................................................ 1

General Precautions ................................................................................ 1

Safety Precautions on Laser Products..................................................... 1

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................... 2

Precautions for Use ................................................................................. 2

Other Precautions.................................................................................... 3

Precautions on Regulations and Standards............................................. 3

Chapter 1 Before Use

1-1 Checking the Package Contents ................................................... 1-2

Sensor Amplifier Unit ............................................................................ 1-2

Sensor Head ......................................................................................... 1-3

List of Optional Parts............................................................................. 1-4

1-2 Part Names and Functions............................................................ 1-5

Sensor Amplifier Unit ............................................................................ 1-5

Sensor Head Unit.................................................................................. 1-8

Chapter 2 Installation and Connection

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit............................. 2-2

Mounting the Sensor Amplifier Unit ...................................................... 2-2

Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit........................................................... 2-6

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head .................................2-8

Mounting the Sensor Head ................................................................... 2-8

Connecting the Sensor Head................................................................ 2-9

Chapter 3 Basic Operations

3-1 Operation when the Power Is Turned On for the First Time.......... 3-2

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens................................................... 3-3

R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) and P.V. (Judgment Value) .......... 3-3

Main Display (Upper Level)................................................................... 3-3

Sub Display (Lower Level).................................................................... 3-4

Setting Operations ................................................................................ 3-6

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment .................................................................. 3-8

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Beam Axis Adjustment Assistant Function ........................................... 3-8

3-4

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) ................................ 3-10

Adjust Function ................................................................................... 3-11

Cancelling the Adjust Function (Reset)............................................... 3-11

3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)................................................................. 3-12

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value ........................................... 3-13

Manual Setting.................................................................................... 3-14

Automatic Setting................................................................................ 3-15

3-7

Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))

Setting the Shift Target Value............................................................. 3-18

Performing the Zero Shift.................................................................... 3-19

Canceling the Zero Shift (Reset)......................................................... 3-19

3-8

Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)

Settings Registered with the Bank...................................................... 3-20

How to Switch the Bank...................................................................... 3-21

3-9 Key Lock Function ...................................................................... 3-23

Starting the Key Lock.......................................................................... 3-23

Canceling the Key Lock (Unlock)........................................................ 3-23

Chapter 4 Setting Various Functions

... 3-10

... 3-18

...... 3-20

4-1 Setting Operations ........................................................................ 4-2

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings ......................................... 4-4

List of Setting Items .............................................................................. 4-4

Setting Screen ...................................................................................... 4-6

1. Measurement Mode.......................................................................... 4-8

2. Received/Blocked Light Mode ........................................................ 4-10

3. Averaging/High-Pass Filter............................................................. 4-11

4. Output Mode ................................................................................... 4-13

5. Hold Function.................................................................................. 4-14

6. Timing Input .................................................................................... 4-23

7. Delay Timer..................................................................................... 4-23

8. Hysteresis ....................................................................................... 4-26

9. Analog Output Scaling .................................................................... 4-27

10. External Input................................................................................ 4-29

11. Bank Switching Method ................................................................ 4-35

12. Save Zero-Shift State.................................................................... 4-36

13. Save Adjust State ......................................................................... 4-36

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14. Adjust Level .................................................................................. 4-37

15. Auto Adjust Function..................................................................... 4-37

16. Check Output Function ................................................................. 4-38

17. Error Output Mode ........................................................................ 4-39

18. Display Digit.................................................................................. 4-40

19. Power Save Function.................................................................... 4-40

20. Judgment Indicator Color.............................................................. 4-41

21. P.V. Value Display Color............................................................... 4-41

4-3 Calibration Function ....................................................................4-42

Setting Method (Measured Correction)............................................... 4-43

Setting Method (Logical Correction) ................................................... 4-45

Chapter 5 Specifications

5-1 Specifications ................................................................................ 5-2

Sensor Head ......................................................................................... 5-2

Amplifier Unit......................................................................................... 5-3

5-2 Circuit Diagram.............................................................................. 5-4

Output Circuit........................................................................................ 5-4

Analog Output Circuit............................................................................ 5-4

Input Circuit........................................................................................... 5-5

5-3 Dimensions.................................................................................... 5-6

Amplifier Unit......................................................................................... 5-6

Sensor Head ......................................................................................... 5-8

Chapter A Appendix

Troubleshooting .................................................................................... A-2

Frequently Asked Questions.................................................................A-2

Error Displays and Corrective Actions ..................................................A-4

Non-Error Related Displays and Countermeasures..............................A-7

Display Screen and Output................................................................... A-9

Factory Setting (Default Value) List .................................................... A-10

Index ................................................................................................... A-11

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Before Use1

This chapter describes the overview of the IB Series and the name and function of each part.

1-1 Checking the Package Contents.......................... 1-2

1-2 Part Names and Functions................................... 1-5

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Amplifier x 1 Instruction manual x 1

Amplifier x 1

IB-1000 (main unit) IB-1050 (expansion unit)

IB-1500 (main unit)

Amplifier x 1 Panel mounting

bracket x 1

Front protection cover x 1

Power/Input-output cable (2 m) x 1 (Number of cable cores: 12)

Instruction manual x 1

IB-1550 (expansion unit)

Amplifier x 1 Panel mounting

bracket x 1

Front protection cover x 1

Power/Input-output cable (2 m) x 1 (Number of cable cores: 8)

Expansion cable (50 mm) x 1

1-1 Checking the Package Contents

The following equipment and accessories are included in the package. Before using the unit, make sure that all items are included. We have thoroughly inspected the package contents before shipment. However, in the event of defective or broken items, contact your nearest KEYENCE office.

Sensor Amplifier Unit

Before Use

DIN rail mount type

Panel mount type

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Sensor Head

.oN LA

IRES

ESAL

IB-01 (Measurement range φ1 to 2.5 mm)

Transmitter x 1 Receiver x 1

Mounting bracket x 2

Flat nut x 2

M3 x 20 mm screw x 4

.oN LAI

RES

IB-05 (Measurement range 5 mm)

Transmitter x 1 Receiver x 1

Mounting bracket x 2

Flat nut x 2

M3 x 25 mm screw x 4

IB-10 (Measurement range 10 mm)

Transmitter x 1 Receiver x 1

Mounting bracket x 2

M3 x 25 mm screw x 4

Flat nut x 2

LASER

IB-30 (Measurement range 30 mm)

Transmitter x 1 Receiver x 1

Mounting bracket x 2

M4 x 25 mm screw x 6

1-1 Checking the Package Contents

Before Use

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.oN LAIRES

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1-1 Checking the Package Contents

end unit x 2

Expansion cable (300 mm) x 1

OP-26751 (For IB-1000/IB-1050) OP-35361 (For IB-1550)

Panel mounting bracket x 1

Front protection cover x 1

OP-4122 (For IB-1500/IB-1550) OP-87076 (For IB-1500/IB-1550)

Sensor head cable connector x 2

OP-87060

Extension cable (17m) × 1 Accessory

• Female connector × 1 *Male connector is connected

Female connector x 1 Dust cover x 1

OP-87222 OP-87296

List of Optional Parts

For sensor amplifier unit

Before Use

For sensor head

Extension cable

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1-2 Part Names and Functions

%HOLD

R.V.

LASER

LOLOSHIFT

ANALOG ZERO SHIFT

Auto-ADJ

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

BANK0

1 2 3

CHECK

SELECT

MODESET

Expansion unit connector

Amplifier control unit cover

Sensor head connector (Transmitter)

Amplifier control unit

Sensor head connector (Receiver)

Expansion unit connector

Power/Input-output cable connector

Expansion unit connector (Upper)

Expansion unit connector (Lower)*

Sensor head connector (Transmitter)

Sensor head connector (Receiver)

Amplifier control unit

Sensor Amplifier Unit

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

*1 When shipped from the factory, a protective cover is installed over the expansion

slots.

*2 It is not installed on the main unit (IB-1000).

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Before Use

*1 It is not installed on the main unit (IB-1500). *2 When shipped from the factory, a protective seal is attached.

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1-2 Part Names and Functions

(11) (12)(10)(6)

(16) (15) (14)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4) (5)

(7) (8) (9)

(13)

(11) (12)(10)(6)

(16) (15)

(14)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(7) (8) (9)

(13)

Amplifier control unit

 DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

Before Use

 Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Item Description

(1) Main display Displays the judgment value (P.V.) and various setting items.

(2) Laser emission

warning indicator

(3) Judgment indicator

(4) Auto adjust indicator

(5) Bank indicator

Turns on while the laser beam is emitted. Flashes when laser beam is stopped.

Indicates whether the judgment value (P.V.) in respect to the tolerance setting is HIGH (higher than the upper limit), GO (within tolerance range) or LOW (lower than the lower limit).

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

Turns on while the auto adjust function is operating.

" 15. Auto Adjust Function" (page 4-37)

Indicates the bank in use.

"3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting

Values)" (page 3-20)

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1-2 Part Names and Functions

Item Description

Press this to set the internal measurement value (R.V.) to the

(6) Zero shift button

(7) Sub display

identification indicator

(8) Sub display

(9) Timing input indicator

(10)Zero shift indicator Turns on for approx. 0.5 seconds when zero shift is executed.

(11)SET button

(12)MODE button

(13) Arrow buttons

(14) Check indicator

(15) Percentage indicator

(16)Hold indicator

shift target value.

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement

Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

Turns on according to the type of value displayed on the sub display.

Displays the internal measurement value (R.V.), analog output value and various settings (selections).

If the timing input (external input) is set to level, this indicator lights while the timing input is on. If the timing input is set to edge, this indicator turns on for approx. 0.5 seconds when the timing input is on.

When making various settings, press this button to automatically set the setting value.

When making various settings, press this button to start or end the setting or to move the item.

Use this to select the setting item or to change the details displayed on the sub display.

Turns on when the check output is on.

" 16. Check Output Function" (page 4-38)

Turns on when the measurement mode is % mode.

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Turns on when the judgment value (P.V.) is held.

" 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

Before Use

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1-2 Part Names and Functions

Point

Laser receiverLaser transmitter

(1) Laser emission warning indicator

ReceiverTransmitter

Receiver head connector

Transmitter head connector

SERIAL No.

12345678

Receiver

No.

12345678

Transmitter

Sensor Head Unit

IB-01/IB-05/IB-10/IB-30

Before Use

(1) Laser emission warning

indicator

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A IRES

ESAL R

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AIR

RESAL

LASER

Item Description

Always on when the power is supplied to the sensor head. Flashes while using the beam axis adjustment assistant function. The flashing cycle quickens as the received amount increases and can be uses as a guide for adjusting the beam axis.

" Beam Axis Adjustment Assistant Function" (page 3-8)

Use a transmitter and receiver with the same serial No. combination. The operation and accuracy cannot be guaranteed if units with different serial numbers are used in combination. The serial No. is attached to the top of the transmitter and receiver.

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Installation and Connection2

This chapter describes precautions when installing and connecting the IB Series.

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit 2-2

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head....... 2-8

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(1)

(2)

(3)

CAUTION

Point

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Mounting the Sensor Amplifier Unit

DIN rail mount type, main unit (IB-1000)

Align the claw at the bottom of the main body with the DIN rail. While

pushing the main body in the direction of the arrow (1), tilt the amplifier in

the direction of the arrow (2).

Installation and Connection

To remove the amplifier, raise the main body in the direction of the arrow

(3) while pushing it in the direction of the arrow (1).

DIN rail mount type, expansion unit (IB-1050)

Expansion units must be connected to the main unit before they can be used. Up to 3 expansion units can be connected to one main unit.

• When connecting multiple amplifiers (expansion units), first check to make sure that the power is turned off to all of the main and expansion units. Installing an expansion unit with power on may damage this device.

• Push the amplifiers (expansion units) as far as possible into the main unit. If they are connected at an angle or not inserted securely, this device could get damaged.

2-2

• When connecting the expansion units, make sure to initialize the expansion units and set the output polarity.

(1) When turning on the amplifier for the first time after connecting

the sensor head please reference

"3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First Time" (page 3-2)

(2) When initializing the unit please reference

"3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

• Expansion units with different settings for output polarity (such as an NPN output expansion unit to a PNP output main unit) cannot be connected together.

• Expansion units using DIN rail mount cannot be connected to a panel mount style main unit.

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2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Point

Connector cover

Main unit

End unit

Remove the expansion protective cover from the IB-1000 (main unit).

Install the amplifiers (expansion units) onto the DIN rail.

Do the same as instructed under “DIN rail mount type, main unit.”

Push the expansion unit into the main unit connector until a clicking

sound can be heard.

The expansion unit installed next to the main unit is referred to as expansion unit 1. Subsequent expansion units are referred to as expansion unit 2, expansion unit 3, and so on.

Main unit

Expansion unit

Connecter

Installation and Connection

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Install the end units (OP-26751: 2 units per set) (sold separately) on both

sides of the amplifiers (main or expansion units). Secure the end units in

place with screws on top (2 on each end unit).

The end units are mounted in the same way as the amplifiers.

Mount the amplifiers securely using the end units (OP-26751: 2 units per set) (sold separately) or a commercially available DIN rail mounting tool to prevent the amplifiers from slipping and coming off from the DIN rail due to machine vibration.

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2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Minimum

85 mm

45 mm

+ 0.6

- 0

+ 0.6

- 0

Panel mount type, main unit (IB-1500)

Make a hole on the panel as shown in the diagrams below.

When stacking the units vertically When stacking the units horizontally

+ 0.6

45 mm

- 0

Installation and Connection

X mm

• Panel thicknes 1 to 6 mm

• X = 48 x (Number of amplifiers) - 3

Insert the back side of amplifier to the hole of the panel.

Arrange the panel mounting tool in the direction below, mount to the

amplifier from the back and attach the front protection cover to the

amplifier.

Front protection

cover

Amplifier

Panel

2-4

Panel mounting

bracket

To remove the panel mounting tool, widen the claws at both ends of the panel mounting tool using a screwdriver, as illustrated below.

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2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

CAUTION

Point

Reference

Panel mount type, expansion unit (IB-1550)

Several expansion units can be used in connection with the main unit. Up to 3 expansion units can be connected to one main unit.

• When connecting the expansion cable, make sure to turn off the power beforehand. Inserting or removing the cable with the power turned on may cause damage to the units.

• Push the expansion cable connector securely all the way. If it is connected at an angle or not inserted securely, the units could get damaged.

• When connecting the expansion units, make sure to initialize the connected expansion units and set the output polarity.

(1) When turning on the amplifier for the first time after connecting

the sensor head

"3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First Time" (page 3-2)

(2) When initializing the unit

"3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

• Expansion units with different settings for output polarity (such as an NPN output expansion unit to a PNP output main unit) cannot be connected together.

• Expansion units using panel mount cannot be connected to a DIN rail mounted main unit.

Make the appropriate number of holes in the panel according to the

number of amplifiers required (expansion units).

For the panel cutting measurement, refer to “Panel mount type, main unit”.

Install the amplifiers (expansion units) on the panel.

For the amplifier mounting method, refer to “Panel mount type, main unit”.

Connect the amplifiers (main and expansion units) using the expansion

cable (50 mm) supplied with the expansion unit.

The expansion unit installed next to the main unit is referred to as expansion unit 1. Subsequent expansion units are referred to as expansion unit 2, expansion unit 3, and so on.

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Main unit

Expansion cable

Expansion unit

When arranging the amplifiers side by side, the 300 mm expansion cable (OP-35361) is required.

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2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Point

Power/Input-output cable

To attach To remove

Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Connecting the power/input-output cable (for panel mount type only)

Connect the power/input-output cable to the panel mount type main unit and the input/ output cable to the expansion unit.

Installation and Connection

• The number of core wires for the power/input-output cable for the main unit is 12, and the number of core wires for the input-output cable for the expansion units is 8.

• Power for the expansion units is supplied from the main unit.

• When not using the I/Os of expansion unit, cut the cable near the connector.

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2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Power/Input-output cable

"Output Circuit" (page 5-4)

Brown

Light blue

Orange

Shield

Yellow

Pink/Purple

Purple

*1 IB-1050/IB-1550 (expansion units) do not have brown, blue or light blue wires. Power

is supplied to the expansion units through IB-1000/IB-1500 (main unit).

*2 The analog output can be set to any of the following options either “when the power is

turned on for the first time” or “when performing the initial reset”.

• Not used (OFF)

•0 to 5 V

• -5 to 5 V

•1 to 5 V

• 4 to 20 mA

"3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First Time" (page 3-2) "3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

*3 The external input can be selected among the following in addition to the above.

• Bank A input

• Bank B input

• Laser emission stop input

• Not used (OFF) Adjust input can be selected only for the external input 4.

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

10 to 30 VDC

Blue

0 V

Black

HIGH judgment output

White

LOW judgment output

Gray

GO judgment output

Green

Check output

Analog output +

Analog output GND

Pink

External input 1 (Zero shift input)

External input 2 (Reset input)

External input 3 (Timing input)

External input 4 (Not used)

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Point

Important

Installation and Connection

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Mounting the Sensor Head

 Mounting

Mount the sensor head with the enclosed screws (IB-01/IB-05/IB-10: M3, IB-30: M4). Tightening torque: 0.3 N·m or less (Tightening torque for IB-01: 0.1 N·m or less)

• Always use mounting holes facing the same direction for the sensor head transmitter and receiver. (Excluding IB-01)

• Do not tighten the screws with a torque exceeding 0.3 N·m. The sensor head could deform, thus preventing beam axis alignment.

When mounting the sensor, confirm that the transmitter and receiver faces on which the nameplate label is attached are facing the same direction. (Only for IB-30)

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2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Unlocked

Lock cover

Click

Connecting the Sensor Head

Connecting the sensor head and sensor amplifier unit

Attach the receiver’s sensor head connection cable to the amplifier’s [R]

connector.

Remove the lock cover of the connector and insert it into the connectors of amplifier until a clicking sound can be heard.

Installation and Connection

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Right side is [R] side

Bottom is [R] side

Blue ring

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2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Point

Lock lever

Top is [T] side

Red ring

Left is [T] side

Attach the lock cover to the connector to secure the cable.

Lock cover

Locked

Installation and Connection

When removing the sensor head connection cable, push the lock lever and pull it out.

Attach the transmitter’s sensor head connection cable to the amplifier’s

[T] connector.

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

The connection procedures are the same as the receiver side.

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

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2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Point

Blue Black

White Brown

Insert further than here.

Attaching the sensor head cable connector (OP-87060)

Cut the sensor head cable to the required length and attach the new connector to use the sensor. The connection method is the same for the transmitter and receiver.

Cut the cable to the required length and strip approx. 15 mm of insulation

from the end.

Do not strip the core wire insulation.

Insert each color coded cable into the same colored marked points on the

connector.

Each cable is secured temporarily when it is inserted completely.

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Confirm that all the cables are inserted properly into the connector and

crimp them using pliers or a similar tool.

Once the connector has been installed, make sure to connect it to the amplifier and confirm that the sensor operates normally. If the sensor head does not function properly, crimp the connector again using pliers or a similar tool. Once the connector is crimped, it cannot be reused.

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2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Installation and Connection

MEMO

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Basic Operations3

This chapter describes basic operations and settings for the IB Series.

3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the

First Time ............................................................... 3-2

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens ......................... 3-3

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment......................................... 3-8

3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and

Adjust Function ................................................... 3-10

3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)......................................... 3-12

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value .................. 3-13

3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal

Measurement Value (R.V.)) ................................. 3-18

3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance

Setting Values)..................................................... 3-20

3-9 Key Lock Function.............................................. 3-23

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3-1

Point

Power ON

PRP

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

QWV

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Output polarity

Setting value Description

npn

NPN output

pnp

PNP output

QHH

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#P.)

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Analog output

Setting value Description

off

Not output

0-5u

Analog output after the judgment value is converted to the range from 0 to 5 V.

-5-5u

Analog output after the judgment value is converted to ±5 V.

1-5u

Analog output after the judgment value is converted to the range from 1 to 5 V.

aMpr

Analog output after the judgment value is converted to the range from 4 to 20 mA.

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

CHECK

'PF

Basic Operations

3-1 Operation when the Power is

Turned On for the First Time

When the amplifier is turned on for the first time after the sensor head is connected, the initial setting display appears. Make the initial setting according to the following procedure as this is necessary for both the main unit and the expansion units when units are added.

Once the initial setting is completed, the initial setting display will not appear when the power is turned on the second time or the after. To change the initial setting, perform the initial reset.

"3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

Select the judgment output and check output polarity

with the  /  button, and press the [MODE] button.

[MODE] button

Press the  /  button to select the analog output

method and press the [MODE] button.

[MODE] button

Carry out "3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment" (page 3-8) and "3-4 Reference

Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function" (page 3-10).

Make other settings as necessary.

3-2

"9. Analog Output Scaling" (page 4-27)

After the setting is complete, [end] blinks several

times on the sub display and changes to the main

screen.

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3-2 Operations on the Main Screens



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



[HOLD] ON

HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) and P.V. (Judgment Value)

This section describes R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) displayed on the sub display (lower level) and P.V. (Judgment Value) displayed on the main display (upper level).

R.V. (Internal Measurement Value)

R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) is the value displayed when a target is inserted into the measurement range. * R.V. = Raw Value

P.V. (Judgment Value)

P.V. (Judgment Value) is the value to set the judgment output to ON/OFF according to the tolerance setting value. Also, the analog output is output based on the P.V. * P.V. = Present Value

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

The judgment value (P.V.) and the internal measurement value (R.V.) are basically the same, however, those values differ only when the hold function is used.

"5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

Main Display (Upper Level)

The judgment value (P.V.) is displayed on the main display. The display varies as below according to whether the hold function is used or not.

Normal

The same value as the internal measurement value (R.V.) is displayed as a judgment value (P.V.).

When the hold function is used

The judgment value (P.V.) is held according to the hold function setting.

"5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

Basic Operations

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3-2 Operations on the Main Screens

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



LOW setting value

[LO]



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

[HI] ON

HIGH setting value

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



Shift target value

[SHIFT

]



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V.

[R.V.]

W

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Analog output

[ANALOG]

(1) R.V. value display screen

* Displayed only for the

main unit and when the analog output is used.

(2) Analog output screen

(5) Shift target value

setting screen

(3) HIGH setting

value screen

(4) LOW setting

value screen

Sub Display (Lower Level)

The sub display can be switched with the arrow button  / . According to the type of displayed value, the sub display indicator [R.V. / ANALOG / HI / LO / SHIFT] lights up.

Basic Operations

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3-2 Operations on the Main Screens

(1) R.V. value display screen

The internal measurement value (R.V.) is displayed. The displayed value is not held.

(2) Analog output screen (Displayed when using main unit’s analog output)

The voltage value (unit: V) or current value (unit: mA) of the analog output is displayed.

"3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First Time" (page 3-2) "3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

(3) HIGH setting value screen

The upper limit of the acceptable range (tolerance setting value) for the object is displayed. Also, the setting value can be changed. If the judgment value (P.V.) exceeds the value set here, the HIGH judgment output turns on.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

(4) LOW setting value screen

The lower limit of the acceptable range (tolerance setting value) for the object is displayed. Also, the setting value can be changed. If the judgment value (P.V.) falls below the value set here, the LOW judgment output turns on.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

(5) Shift target value screen

When the zero shift button is pressed or the zero shift input is set to ON, the internal measurement value (R.V.) is adjusted to the value set here.

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

Basic Operations

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3-2 Operations on the Main Screens

%HOLD

R.V.

LASER

SHIFT

ANALOG ZERO SHIFT

Auto-ADJ

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

BANK0

1 2 3

CHECK

SELECT

MODE SET

Buttons used



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Setting Operations

This section explains functions selectable from the main screen and functions selectable after the display changes to each setting screen.

Functions available on the main screen

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

Basic Operations

Main screen

3-6

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Press the  or  button.

Switching display on the sub display (lower level) (page 3-4)

Any of the internal measurement value (R.V.), analog output value, HIGH setting value, LOW setting value or shift target value are displayed and the settings can be changed.

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value (page 3-13)

HIGH setting value and LOW setting value are set. The judgment is made among HIGH/GO/LOW, and the value is displayed and output.

3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement

Value (R.V.)) (page 3-18)

The internal measurement value (R.V.) can be shifted (offset) to an arbitrary shift target value.

While pressing down the [MODE] button, press the  or  button.

3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values) (page 3-20)

HIGH setting value, LOW setting value, and shift target value can be saved at up to four banks and switched.

Press the [MODE] and [SET] buttons for approx. 2 seconds. (Reference light registration)

Press the  and  buttons simultaneously. (Adjust function)

3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function (page 3-10)

To ensure measurement stability, make sure to perform “reference light registration (gain adjustment)” when using the sensor for the first time or each time the sensor head mounting position has been changed, etc.

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

3-9 Key Lock Function (page 3-23)

This function prevents unwanted button operations during measurement.

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Functions available on the setting screen



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Main screen

Press the [MODE] button for approx. 2 seconds.

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings (page 4-4)

Basic settings

Basic settings, such as measurement mode and averaging, are made.

Advanced settings

More advanced settings such as hold function, delay timer enable the unit to be used in more complex applications.

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

4-3 Calibration Function (page 4-42)

When there is a difference between the internal measurement value (R.V.) or calculated value (CALC value) and the actual dimension of the object, the value can be calibrated.

While pressing the [MODE] button, press the [SET] button 5 times.

3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize) (page 3-12)

All settings, excluding the calibration function, are initialized.

Press the  and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment (page 3-8)

This function assists adjusting the laser beam’s axis.

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens

Basic Operations

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3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment

Reference

1

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#.K)P

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Received light

Transmitter

Receiver

1

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#.K)P

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Beam axis is misaligned.

Transmitter

Receiver

1

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#.K)P

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Beam axis is aligned.

Adjust the laser beam’s axis.

Mount the receiver so that the transmitter and receiver are on the same

line.

With no object set in the detection area, move the transmitter and mount it

where the display value is the largest.

Receiver

Transmitter

Basic Operations

The beam axis does not need to be adjusted if the base of the sensor head and the left side of the receiver looking from the transmitter are installed on the same reference surface.

Beam Axis Adjustment Assistant Function

The IB Series has a beam axis adjustment assistant function which makes it easy to adjust the beam axis. The beam axis can be adjusted easily with the help of the amplifier unit’s display and sensor head laser emission warning indicator.

Press the / buttons on the main screen simultaneously for 2 seconds,

and display the received light on the sub display (lower level).

With no object in the detection area, move the transmitter and mount the

transmitter and receiver so that the displayed received light is the largest.

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3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment

Reference

Laser emission warning indicator

LASER

.oN LAIRES

RESAL

.oN

AIRES

.oN L

A IRES

ESAL

When the beam axis is aligned, the value on the sub display (lower level) will increase. Mount the units where the value is the largest when possible. At this time, the laser emission warning indicator on the sensor head will turn off or

blink. The indicator’s flashing cycle quickens as the received light increases. Adjust the beam axis together with the received light level on the sub display (lower level).

Basic Operations

Laser emission

warning indicator

Description Status drawing

State when laser beam is

Off

Blink (slow)

* Axis beam is deviated.

not transmitted into receiver.

Off

Blink (slow)

Blink (fast)

Axis beam is approximately aligned.

Blink (fast)

* The blinking cycle changes in stages. The faster the indicator blinks, the more accurate

the beam axis alignment is.

The main screen will reappear when any button on the amplifier unit is

pressed.

All judgment outputs turn off while using the beam axis adjustment assistant function. The analog voltage output is fixed to 5.5 V and the analog current output is fixed to 3.0 mA.

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3-9

Point

Q-

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

)#KP

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Registration completed

3-4

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function

The amount of received light when the sensor head is mounted for the first time is registered as the reference light. If the incoming state of the laser beam changes during use because the front of the sensor head is dirty, etc., the adjust function can be used to calibrate the light to the “reference light” registered at the start of use. The adjust function can also be executed with external inputs.

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment)

Basic Operations

Perform “reference light registration (gain adjustment)” when using the sensor for the first time or each time the sensor head mounting position has been changed, etc.

Press the [MODE] and [SET] buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds. [GAin] will display on the main display (upper level), and the reference light will be registered. When the registration is completed, [oK] will flash a few times on the sub display (lower level), and then the main screen will reappear.

3-10

•

The reference light cannot be registered with external inputs. Always use the buttons on the main unit.

•

The following error displays will appear when the light is insufficient or there is an interfering light.

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

HOLD CALC

'T)

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

F#T-

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

HOLD CALC

'T)

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

KP(

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

Light insufficient Interfering light

"Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

Press the [MODE] button to remove the error and return to the main screen.

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3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function

Point

Q-

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Registration completed

F#T-

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'T#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

QX'T

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'T#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

KP(

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'T#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Light insufficient Excess light Interfering light

T'5'V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Adjust Function

If the received light changes because the front of the sensor head is dirty, etc., the adjust function can be used to calibrate the light to the “reference light” registered at the start of use. The adjust function can also be executed with external inputs. The following two methods can be used to use the adjust function.

• Button operation on the front panel of the amplifier

Press the  and  buttons simultaneously. (When sub display is R.V. value display screen)

• External input (Adjust input)

Assign the external input 4 (purple) to “adjust input”. * "10. External Input" (page 4-29) [AdJ] will display on the main display (upper level), and the reference light will be corrected. When the correction is completed, [oK] will flash a few times on the sub display (lower level), and then the main screen will reappear.

The following error displays will appear when the light is insufficient or excessive, or there is an interfering light.

Basic Operations

"Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

Press the [MODE] button to remove the error and return to the main screen.

Cancelling the Adjust Function (Reset)

Press the  and  buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds or more on the main screen. The adjust function will be cancelled and the adjusted light will be reset to the amount before adjustment. If the reference light is not been registered, the amount will be reset to the factory setting. The following display will appear after cancelling the adjust function.

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3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)

Reference



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

;GU

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

T'5'V

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Performing the initial reset

PRP

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

QWV

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Output polarity

Setting value Description

npn NPN output pnp PNP output

QHH

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#P.)

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Analog output

Setting value Description

off Not using the analog output 0-5u Analog output range is from 0 to 5 V.

-5-5u Analog output range is ±5 V. 1-5u Analog output range is from 1 to 5 V. aMpr Analog output range is from 4 to 20 mA.

'PF

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

T'5'V

HOLD CALC

CHECK

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

.QE

HOLD CALC

CHECK

When initial reset is performed, all settings, excluding the calibration function, are initialized. (When initial reset is performed, make sure to register the reference light again.

"3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function" (page 3-10)

The polarity of the judgment output and check output, and also the analog output setting, can be changed with the same operation.

Main screen

While holding down the [MODE] button on the main

screen, press the [SET] button 5 times.

Basic Operations

While pressing the

[MODE] button,

press the [SET]

button 5 times.

[reset] will be displayed on the main display.

Press the  /  button to select [yes] and press the

[MODE] button.

If [no] is selected, the settings of output polarity and analog

[MODE] button

output can be changed without initial reset.

Press the  /  button to select the output polarity

and press the [MODE] button.

Press the  /  button to select the analog output

and press the [MODE] button.

After the initialization is complete, [end] blinks several

times on the sub display and the main screen is

restored.

• When buttons other than the  /  and [MODE] buttons are pressed

during the initial reset procedure, the initial reset is canceled and the screen in step 2 is restored.

• When you attempt to initialize the unit while the key lock function is set, the screen shown on the right appears and the initialization fails. Cancel the key lock before attempting to initialize the unit.

3-12

"3-9 Key Lock Function" (page 3-23)

"9. Analog Output Scaling" (page 4-27)

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Point

Reference

Judgment indicator

The tolerance setting value consists of the upper limit value (HIGH setting value) and the lower limit value (LOW setting value). By setting these values, judgments are made in three levels: when the judgment value (P.V.) goes beyond the upper limit (HIGH judgment), when the judgment goes beyond the lower limit (LOW judgment) and when the judgment is within the acceptable range (GO judgment). Then, the judgment indicator and judgment output are turned ON/OFF.

Judgment

HIGH ON OFF OFF GO OFF ON OFF LOW OFF OFF ON Error

*1 When the output mode of judgment output is Normally Open (default value) ON/OFF

*2 The judgment indicator ON/OFF condition can be changed.

*3 "Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Judgment output

HIGH GO LOW HI GO LO

is reversed for Normal Close.

ON OFF ON

"4. Output Mode" (page 4-13)

"20. Judgment Indicator Color" (page 4-41)

Lights in red OFF OFF OFF Lights in green OFF OFF OFF Lights in red Lights in red OFF Lights in red

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Judgment output

Basic Operations

The tolerance setting value can be set either manually or automatically.

Item Setting Method

Manual setting

Automatic setting

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Tolerance tuning Detect the master workpiece and set the tolerance.

2-point tuning

When setting the tolerance setting value manually using the 2-point tuning, make sure to set HIGH setting value to be larger than LOW setting value.

When setting HIGH setting value to be smaller than LOW setting value, the judgment output is as follows.

• GO judgment output is not output regardless of the judgment value (P.V.). (When setting HIGH setting value = LOW setting value = judgment value (P.V.), and the hysteresis to 0.000, GO judgment output is turned on.)

• When the judgment value (P.V.) goes beyond the HIGH setting value and falls below the LOW setting value, the HIGH judgment output and LOW judgment output are output at the same time.

Directly enter the tolerance setting value (HIGH setting value, LOW setting value).

Detect the good target and defective target and set the tolerance.

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3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Reference



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

[HI]

HIGH setting value

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



LOW setting value

[LO]

Manual Setting

This is the method to directly enter the tolerance setting value (HIGH setting value, LOW setting value).

Press the  /  button several times on the main screen. Then display the

HIGH setting value on the sub display (lower level).

Basic Operations

"Sub Display (Lower Level)" (page 3-4)

Press the  /  button to set the HIGH setting value.

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

HIGH setting value

"1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Press the  button once and display the LOW setting value on the sub

display (lower level).

% mode -999.99 to 999.99 Dimension mode -99.999 to 99.999

20.00

2.000

3-14

Press the  /  button to set the LOW setting value.

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

LOW setting value

% mode -999.99 to 999.99 Dimension mode -99.999 to 99.999

10.00

1.000

"1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

After setting, press the  /  button to return the sub display to the original display as necessary.

As soon as the HIGH setting value and the LOW setting value are entered, the judgment and output start with the new setting value.

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3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Point



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V.

[ R.V.]

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



Tolerance tuning setting width

Master workpiece P.V.

Tolerance tuning setting width

Measurement upper limit

Measurement lower limit

LOW side setting value (lower limit)

HIGH side setting value (upper limit)

Master workpiece P.V. (judgment value)

Item

Measurement mode

Setting range

Default value

Tolerance tuning setting width

% mode 0.00 to 999.99

10.00

Dimension mode

0.000 to

99.999

1.000

Automatic Setting

Tolerance tuning

When the target (master workpiece) as a reference is present, the HIGH setting value (upper limit) and LOW setting value (lower limit) can automatically be set with the master workpiece measurement value as the center value.

Tolerance tuning cannot be performed when the displayed P.V. (judgment value) is [-----], [FFFF] or [-FFFF]. [no.uAL] will blink several times on the main display if attempted.

Press the  /  button several times on the main screen. Then display the

R.V. value display screen on the sub display (lower level).

"Sub Display (Lower Level)" (page 3-4)

Measure the master workpiece and press the [SET] button.

The judgment value (P.V.) as a reference value for the tolerance setting is imported. [set] and the tolerance tuning setting width are displayed alternately on the sub display (lower level).

Press the  /  button to set the tolerance tuning setting width.

Basic Operations

Press the [SET] button to complete the tolerance tuning.

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[set] blinks on the main display (upper level), and the HIGH setting value and LOW setting value are determined. Then, the display returns to the R.V. screen automatically.

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3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Point



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

[HI]

HIGH setting value

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



LOW setting value

[LO]

2-point tuning

With this method, the median value of the good target and defective target is set as the tolerance setting value when there are good target and HIGH/LOW defective target.

2-point tuning cannot be performed if the internal measurement value (R.V.) is [-----], [FFFF] or [-FFFF]. If performed, [no.uAL] will blink several times on the main display.

Press the  /  button several times on the main screen. Then display the

Basic Operations

HIGH setting value on the sub display (lower level).

"Sub Display (Lower Level)" (page 3-4)

Measure the good target and press the [SET] button. (HIGH side 1st point

confirmation operation)

The internal measurement value (R.V.) is imported as a good target measurement value. [Hiset] is displayed on the main display (upper level).

Measure the HIGH side defective target and press the [SET] button. (HIGH

side 2nd point confirmation operation)

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The internal measurement value (R.V.) is imported as a measurement value for HIGH side defective target. After [set] blinks on the main display (upper level), the judgment value (P.V.) is displayed. On the sub display (lower level), the median value of the good target value (1st point) imported on step 5 and HIGH defective target value (2nd point) is displayed. Setting the HIGH setting value (upper limit) is complete.

Press the  button once and display the LOW setting value on the sub

display (lower level).

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3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Measure the good target again and press the [SET] button. (LOW side 1st

point confirmation operation)

The internal measurement value (R.V.) is imported as a good target measurement value. [Loset] is displayed on the main display (upper level).

Measure the LOW side defective target and press the [SET] button. (LOW

side 2nd point confirmation operation)

The internal measurement value (R.V.) is imported as a measurement value for LOW side defective target. After [set] blinks on the main display (upper level), the judgment value (P.V.) is displayed. On the sub display (lower level), the median value of the good target value (1st point) imported on step 5 and LOW defective target value (2nd point) is displayed. Setting the LOW setting value (lower limit) is complete. The 2-point tuning is complete.

Measurement upper limit

HIGH setting value (upper limit)

LOW setting value (lower limit)

Measurement lower limit

Measurement value of HIGH limit defective target

Measurement value of acceptable target

Measurement value of LOW limit defective target

Basic Operations

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HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



Shift target value

[

SHIFT]

3-7

Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))

The internal measurement value (R.V.) is shifted (offset) to an arbitrary shift target value. The judgment value (P.V.) is shifted (offset) as well. The following two methods can be used.

• Press the [ZERO SHIFT] button (within 1 second).

• Set the external input (zero shift input) to ON for 2 ms or more.*

* When the zero shift input is set for the external input 1 (pink wire), the zero shift is

enabled when the input is triggered.

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

Basic Operations

Setting the Shift Target Value

Press the  /  button several times on the main screen. To display the

shift target value on the sub display (lower level).

"Sub Display (Lower Level)" (page 3-4)

Press the  /  button to set the shift target value.

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

Shift target value

"1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

% mode -999.99 to 999.99 Dimension mode -99.999 to 99.999

0.00

0.000

3-18

Press the  /  button to return the sub display to the original screen.

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3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))

Point

Reference

'TT

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

5JKHV

HOLD CALC

CHECK

TGUGV

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

5JKHV

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Performing the Zero Shift

When the following operation is performed on the main screen, the zero shift indicator [ZERO SHIFT] lights up for approx. 0.5 seconds and the current internal measurement value (R.V.) shifts to the shift target value.

• Press the zero shift button [ZERO SHIFT] (within 1 second).

• Turn ON the zero shift input of external input for 2 ms or more.

• When the zero shift from the external input is performed, if the power is turned OFF, the previous state before the zero shift function is restored. If you wish to keep the shifted state of the internal measurement value (R.V.) even after the power is turned OFF, set the save zero-shift state to ON.

"12. Save Zero-Shift State" (page 4-36)

• When the internal measurement value (R.V.) is [-----], [FFFF],

-FFFF] the zero shift function cannot be used. After the

[ following screen appears, the main screen is automatically restored.

When the zero shift is performed by pressing the zero shift button, the shifted state of the internal measurement value (R.V.) is preserved even after the power is turned off.

Basic Operations

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Canceling the Zero Shift (Reset)

When the following operation is performed on the main screen, the zero shift is canceled and the internal measurement value (R.V.) returns to the previous state (initial state) before the zero shift function is used.

• Press the zero shift button [ZERO SHIFT] for 2 seconds or more.

The following screen appears after operation.

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3-8

Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)

Using the bank function, you can register up to four patterns of specified tolerance settings. By using the bank function, each setting item registered beforehand can be switched easily.

Settings Registered with the Bank

Settings Reference page

HIGH setting value

Basic Operations

LOW setting value

Shift target value

*1 The shifted amount when the internal measurement value (R.V.) is shifted using the

zero shift function is saved in each bank. Example: Suppose the zero shift function is used with bank 0, then the unit is

switched to bank 1, and while in bank 1, the zero shift is used again. If the unit is switched back to bank 0, the zero shift associated with bank 0 is recalled.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-

13)

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

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3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)

Reference

Press  while holding down the [MODE] button.

BANK 0 ON

BANK 1 ON

BANK 2 ON

BANK 3 ON

How to Switch the Bank

The following two methods can be used to switch the bank. Set the method you wish to use on the Bank Switching Method setting screen.

• Button operation on the front panel of the amplifier

• External input (Bank A input and Bank B input)* * If the bank A input and bank B input are set to the external inputs, the bank can be

switched with the external inputs.

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

Switching the bank with button operations

Press the  /  button while holding down the [MODE] button on the main screen. The bank will switch, and the corresponding bank indicators [Bank 0] to [Bank 3] will be ON.

HOLD CALC



ANALOG

HOLD CALC



ANALOG

HOLD CALC



ANALOG

HOLD CALC



ANALOG

CHECK

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

LASER

Bank indicator

BANK

0 1

ALIGNMENT

2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

LASER

Bank indicator

BANK

0 1

ALIGNMENT

2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

LASER

Bank indicator

BANK

0 1

ALIGNMENT

2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

LASER

Bank indicator

ALIGNMENT

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

If the  button is pressed while holding down the [MODE] button, the banks will change in reverse order.

Basic Operations

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3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)

Reference

Switching the bank by the external input

When the bank A input and bank B input are set to the external inputs, the bank can be switched using the external inputs.

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

The banks are switched with the ON/OFF combination of the bank A input and bank B input.

• The bank input must be held 20 ms or longer.

Basic Operations

"10. External Input" (page 4-29)

• The combinations of bank A input and bank B input are shown in the following table.

Bank Bank A input Bank B input

Bank 0

Bank 1

Bank 2

Bank 3

If the external input is not set to bank A or bank B, it is regarded as OFF. Example: If only Bank A input is set for the external input, only two patterns

OFF OFF

ON OFF

OFF ON

ON ON

(bank 0 and bank 1) can be switched using the external input.

ON: Short-circuited

OFF:Open

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3-9 Key Lock Function

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

.QE

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Lock set

WP.

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Lock canceled

The key lock function prevents unwanted button operations during measurement. When the key lock function is active, operations other than switching the main screen and canceling the key lock function are disabled.

Starting the Key Lock

While pressing the [MODE] button on the main screen, press the  or  button for 2 seconds or more. After [Loc] blinks on the main display (upper level) for several seconds, the main screen is restored.

If buttons other than display switching button on the sub display (lower level) are operated in the key-locked state, [Loc] is displayed on the main display (upper level) and setting change operation is ignored.

Canceling the Key Lock (Unlock)

While pressing the [MODE] button, press the  or  button for 2 seconds or more. After [unL] blinks on the sub display (lower level) for several seconds, the main screen is restored.

Basic Operations

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3-9 Key Lock Function

Basic Operations

MEMO

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Setting Various Functions4

This chapter describes the various functions of the IB Series.

4-1 Setting Operations................................................ 4-2

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings............... 4-4

4-3 Calibration Function ........................................... 4-42

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4-1

4-1 Setting Operations

%HOLD

R.V.

LASER

SHIFT

ANALOG ZERO SHIFT

Auto-ADJ

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

BANK0

1 2 3

CHECK

SELECT

MODE SET

Buttons used



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

This section explains functions selectable from the main screen and functions selectable after the display changes to each setting screen.

Functions available on the main screen

DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)

Main screen

Setting Various Functions

4-2

Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)

Press the  or  button.

Switching display on the sub display (lower level) (page 3-4)

Any of the internal measurement value (R.V.), analog output value, HIGH setting value, LOW setting value or shift target value are displayed and the settings can be changed.

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value (page 3-13)

HIGH setting value and LOW setting value are set. The judgment is made among HIGH/GO/LOW, and the value is displayed and output.

3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement

Value (R.V.)) (page 3-18)

The internal measurement value (R.V.) can be shifted (offset) to an arbitrary shift target value.

While pressing down the [MODE] button, press  or  button.

3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values) (page 3-20)

HIGH setting value, LOW setting value, shift target value, and analog output scaling upper/lower limit value can be saved at up to four banks and switched.

Press the [MODE] and [SET] buttons for approx. 2 seconds. (Reference light registration)

Press the  and  buttons simultaneously. (Adjust function)

3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function (page 3-10)

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

3-9 Key Lock Function (page 3-23)

This function prevents unwanted button operations during measurement.

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Functions available on the setting screen



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Main screen

Press the [MODE] button for approx. 2 seconds.

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings (page 4-4)

Basic settings

Basic settings, such as measurement mode and averaging, are made.

Advanced settings

More advanced settings such as hold function, delay timer enable the unit to be used in wider applications.

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

4-3 Calibration Function (page 4-42)

When there is a difference between the internal measurement value (R.V.) or calculated value (CALC value) and the actual dimension of the object, the value can be calibrated.

While pressing the [MODE] button, press the [SET] button 5 times.

3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize) (page 3-12)

All settings, excluding the calibration function, are initialized.

Press the  and  buttons for approx. 2 seconds.

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment (page 3-8)

This function assists adjusting the laser beam’s axis.

4-1 Setting Operations

Setting Various Functions

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4-3

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced

Settings

List of Setting Items

The following items can be set.

Setting Various Functions

Typ e

1. Measurement mode

Basic setting

2. Received/Blocked light mode

3. Averaging/High-pass filter

4. Output mode

5. Hold function

6. Timing input

7. Delay timer

Advanced setting

8. Hysteresis

9. Analog output scaling

Setting items Description

Set the method for displaying the amount of laser beam transmitted into the receiver. (% mode or dimension mode)

Set whether to detect the amount of light received or the amount of light blocked.

Set the averaging or high-pass filter for the data retrieved at the sampling rate.

According to the judgment value (P.V.), select the output mode (NO/ NC) of judgment output ON/OFF.

The hold method is set for the judgment value (P.V.).

Set the timing input response used for the hold function.

Set the delay timer for the judgment output.

Set the hysteresis used to stabilize the judgment output.

The analog output scaling for the judgment value (P.V.) is set.

Reference

page

4-8

4-10

4-11

4-13

4-14

4-23

4-26

4-27

4-4

10. External input

11. Bank switching method

Select functions of the 4 external inputs.

Set the bank switching method. 4-35

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4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings

Typ e

12. Save zero-shift state

13. Save adjust state

14. Adjust level

15. Auto adjust function

Advanced setting

16. Check output function

17. Error output mode

18. Display digit

19. Power save function

20. Judgment indicator color

Setting items Description

Enable or disable storing the zero shift function state into nonvolatile memory. (EEPROM)

Set whether to save the light compensation value set with the adjust input into the non-volatile memory (EEPROM).

Set the received light level at which the adjust function activates.

Set the auto adjust function. 4-37

Set the check output. 4-38

Set the operation to take place when an error occurs.

Set the displayed digits of the judgment value (P.V.) and, the internal measurement value (R.V.).

Select power saving options for the display.

Set the indicator colors for the amplifier judgment output indicator.

Reference

page

4-36

4-37

Setting Various Functions

4-39

4-40

4-41

21. P.V. value display color Set the display color of the P.V. for the panel mount type amplifier (IB1500/IB-1550).*

*Can be set only when using the panel mount type amplifier unit (IB-1500/IB-1550).

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4-5

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING



HOLD CALC

CHECK

2EV

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

(PE

HOLD CALC

CHECK

.K)*V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

.F

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#X'

HOLD CALC

CHECK

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

QWV

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

'PF

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

2TQ

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Basic settings

Main screen

1. Measurement mode

2. Received/Blocked light mode

3. Averaging/ High-pass filter

4. Output mode

Basic settings complete

[MODE] Press for 2 seconds.

[MODE] or 

or

Advanced settings selection screen

[MODE] or 

Return to the main screen.

Go to the “5. Hold function” setting screen.

(page 4-8)

(page 4-10)

(page 4-11) (page 4-13)

Setting Screen

This section describes operations and setting screen to modify the basic settings and the advanced settings.

How to go to the setting screen

Press the the [MODE] button for approx. 2 seconds on the main screen. The setting screen appears.

Basic operations on the setting screen

Changing the setting value:  /  button Go to the next setting item: [MODE] button or  button Return to the previous setting item:  button

Setting Various Functions

Skip the rest of the settings and finish: Press and hold the [MODE] button for approx. 2 seconds.

Setting screen view

The setting is displayed on the main display (upper level) and the setting value is displayed on the sub display (lower level).

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5*

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

*.F

HOLD CALC

CHECK

.'X'.

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

VK/

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

F.;

HOLD CALC

CHECK

DVP

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

DP-

HOLD CALC

CHECK

/Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

5(V

HOLD CALC

CHECK

/Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#F,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

2

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#.8

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#C,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

%*-

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

'44

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

F52

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

'EQ

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

KPF

HOLD CALC

CHECK

'PF

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING



HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

*;5

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#P)

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

KP

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

28

HOLD CALC

CHECK

From the advanced settings selection screen

Return to the main screen.

Advanced settings

5. Hold function 6. Timing input

7. Delay timer

8.Hysteresis

Analog output scaling

10.External input

[MODE] or 

11. Bank switching method

12. Save Zero- Shift State

13. Save Adjust State

[MODE] or 

14. Adjust level

15. Auto adjust function

16. Check output function

[MODE] or 

17. Error output mode

18. Display digit

[MODE] or 

(page 4-14) (page 4-23) (page 4-23)

(page 4-26) (page 4-27) (page 4-29)

(page 4-35) (page 4-36) (page 4-36)

(page 4-37) (page 4-37) (page 4-38)

(page 4-39) (page 4-40)

20.

Judgment indicator color

21. P.V. value display color

Advanced settings complete

[MODE] or 

(page 4-41) (page 4-41)

19. Power save function

(page 4-40)

[MODE] or 

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings

Setting Various Functions

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4-7

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings

1. Measurement Mode

Select whether to display the received light (or blocked light) of the laser beam emitted to the receiver as a dimension (mm) or a percentage (%) in respect to the measurement range.

Setting Various Functions

Measurement mode Description

% mode

Dimension mode

* The beam axis width applied during the dimension mode is as follows.

IB-01: 1 mm IB-05: 5 mm IB-10: 10 mm IB-30: 30 mm Example: If the received light currently used by the IB-10 is 50% (multiplier: 0.5), the

width will be displayed as 10 mm x 0.5 = 5 mm in the dimension mode.

The details displayed for each head model are as follow.

Total received light

Semi-blocked

Displays what percentage the current received light or blocked light is in respect to the reference received light.

Calculates what percent the current received light or blocked light, multiples the result with the beam axis width, and displays the final result as a dimension.

Dimension mode

IB-01 IB-05 IB-10 IB-30

1.000 5.000 10.000 30.00 100.00

0.500 2.500 5.000 15.00 50.00

% mode

Default

value



0.000 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00

Total blockage

The above values are displayed when the received light mode is selected for the “2. Received/Blocked light mode".

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2EV

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

(PE

HOLD CALC

CHECK

.GP

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

(PE

HOLD CALC

CHECK

;QTP

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

.GP

HOLD CALC

CHECK

;'5

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

.GP

HOLD CALC

CHECK

.K)JV

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

.F

HOLD CALC

CHECK

1. Measurement mode

Settings change screen

Setting change selection screen

Setting change confirmation screen

2. Received/Blocked light mode





[MODE] or







[MODE] or



Measurement mode setting screen

When changing the measurement mode from [% mode] to [Dimension mode]

* If YES is selected on the setting change confirmation screen, the zero shift function and

• Zero shift function ... The zero shift state of all banks is returned to the default settings.

• Calibration function ... The settings are returned to the default state [dEFLt]. Set the zero shift function and calibration function again after changing the measurement mode.

calibration function settings will be initialized as explained blow.

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18) "4-3 Calibration Function" (page 4-42)

Setting Various Functions

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Point

Example

2. Received/Blocked Light Mode

This function sets whether to display according to the light transmitted into the receiver or according to the blocked light.

Setting Various Functions

Item Description

Received Light Mode

Blocked Light Mode

Display value when set to the percentage mode

Total received light

Semi-blocked

Total blockage

When the received/blocked light mode has been changed, the shift target value and tolerance setting value for the zero shift function will not be applied onto the new settings, and thus must be set again.

Displays according to the amount of laser beam transmitted into the receiver.

Displays according to the blocked light (amount of shadow).

Display value

Received Light Mode Blocked Light Mode

100.00 0.00

50.00 50.00

0.00 100.00

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13) "3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

Default

value



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

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#X'

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

#X'

HOLD CALC

CHECK

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

QWV

HOLD CALC

CHECK

3. Averaging/ High-pass filter

Averaging setting screen

4. Output mode

/ button

[MODE] or 

(page 4-11)

(page 4-13)

3. Averaging/High-Pass Filter

Set the averaging or high-pass filter for the data retrieved at the sampling rate.

 Averaging

The average value is moved and averaged. If the measured values fluctuate, stable measurements can be obtained by increasing the average number of times. When [HPF] is set, the high-pass filter will be enabled.

Item Setting range Default value

Averag ing

List of averaging

The sampling rate, R.V. update cycle and response time differ according to the auto adjust function settings.

 Auto adjust function disabled

Averaging

1 2 0.24 4 0.4

8 0.72 16 1.36 64 5.2

256 20.56 1024 0.32 82.24 4096 1.28 328.96

16384 5.12 1315.84

1/2/4/8/16/64/256/1024/4096/16384/HPF 64

Sampling rate

(ms)

R.V. refresh rate

(ms)

0.08

Response

time (ms)

0.16

Setting Various Functions

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Reference

High-pass filter selection screen

High-pass filter setting screen

4. Output mode

Press S button several times

[MODE] or X

(page 4-11)

(page 4-12) (page 4-12)

[MODE] or X

(page 4-13)

Averaging/Highpass filter

Measured value

Input waveform

Time

Waveform onto which high-pass filter was applied

z Auto adjust function enabled

Averaging

Sampling rate

1 2 0.48 4 0.80

8 1.44 16 2.72 64 10.40

256 41.12

1024 0.64 164.00

Setting Various Functions

4096 2.56 655.52

16384 10.24 2621.60

" 15. Auto Adjust Function" (page 4-37)

 High-pass filter

This function ignores fluctuations which are less than an arbitrary frequency (cut-off frequency), and displays the results. This is effective to ignore gradual changes and only capture the sudden changes. When [HPF] is selected on the averaging setting screen, the cut-off frequency setting screen will open.

HOLD CALC

#8'

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT



ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

BANK

(ms)

0.16

LASER

#8'

BANK

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

HOLD CALC

*2(

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

R.V. refresh rate

(ms)

0.16

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

HOLD CALC

(T'S



ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

Response

time (ms)

0.32

CHECK

HOLD CALC

QWV

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

BANK

Item Setting range (Hz) Default value

Cut-off frequency 0.1/0.2/0.5/1/2/5/10/20/50/100 0.1

The following process takes place when the high-pass filter is set.

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Reference

Judgment

Judgment output

HIGH GO LOW

HIGH

Lights in red OFF OFF

OFF Lights in green OFF

LOW

OFF OFF Lights in red

Error Lights in red OFF Lights in red

----- OFF OFF OFF

4. Output Mode

According to the judgment value (P.V.), set the output mode (NO/NC) of judgment output ON/OFF and edge check output.

Item Setting range Default value

Output mode no (Normally Open), nC (Normally Closed) no

There are three judgment outputs as below.

• HIGH judgment output (Black wire)

• GO judgment output (Gray wire)

• LOW judgment output (White wire) The judgment output is turned ON/OFF as below according to the tolerance setting value.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

" 16. Check Output Function" (page 4-38)

When Normally Open is set

Judgment

HIGH ON OFF OFF GO OFF ON OFF LOW OFF OFF ON

Error

-----

When Normally Closed is set

Judgment

HIGH OFF ON ON GO ON OFF ON LOW ONONOFF

Error

-----

*1 " Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

*2 When the judgment value (P.V.) is [-----].

Regardless of the output mode setting, the judgment indicator on the amplifier unit interlocks the judgment output when Normally Open is set.

The following is the default state of the judgment indicator. The lighting status can be changed in the items for “18. Display Color”.

Judgment output

HIGH GO LOW

ON OFF ON

OFF OFF OFF

Judgment output

HIGH GO LOW

OFF ON OFF

ON ON ON

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

" 20. Judgment Indicator Color" (page 4-41)

Setting Various Functions

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Point

Reference



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



[HOLD] ON

HOLD CALC

CHECK

5. Hold Function

The holding method is set for the judgment value (P.V.). Functions other than “auto peak hold” and “auto bottom hold” require the use of the external input (timing input).

When functions other than “sample hold”, “auto peak hold” and “auto bottom hold” are set, assign external input 3 (pink/purple wire) to the timing input. Even when set to “sample hold”, assign external input 3 (pink/purple wire) to the timing input if necessary.

Setting Various Functions

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

While the judgment value (P.V.) is held, the hold indicator on the amplifier unit lights up.

Hold Function Description

Sample hold

When the timing input is turned ON, the judgment value (P.V.) is held.

" Sample hold" (page 4-15)

Peak hold

The maximum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as the judgment value (P.V.).

" Peak hold" (page 4-16)

Bottom hold

The minimum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as the judgment value (P.V.).

" Bottom hold" (page 4-17)

Peak-to-Peak hold

The difference between the maximum value and minimum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as the judgment value (P.V.).

" Peak-to-Peak hold" (page 4-18)

Auto peak hold

According to the specified trigger level, the maximum value sampled is held as a judgment value (P.V.). The external input is not required.

" Auto peak hold" (page 4-19)

Auto bottom hold

According to the specified trigger level, the minimum value sampled is held as a judgment value (P.V.). The external input is not required.

" Auto bottom hold" (page 4-21)

4-14

Default

value

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Display value

Time

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Timing Input

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

Sample hold

When the timing input is turned ON, the judgment value (P.V.) is held.

 When “Level” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The judgment value (P.V.) is held only while the timing input is ON.

Display value

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Timing Input

OFF

 When “Edge” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The judgment value (P.V.) is held while the timing input is ON.

*1 " 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

Time

Setting Various Functions

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Peak hold

The maximum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as a judgment value (P.V.).

 When “Level” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the falling edge of the timing input to the next rising edge. On the rising edge, the internal measurement value (R.V.) maximum during the sampling period is held as a judgment value. When the timing input is turned OFF, the next sampling period begins.

Display value

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Setting Various Functions

Sampling period Sampling periodSampling period

Timing Input

Power ON or Reset input*

OFF

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

 When “Edge” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the rising edge of the timing input to the next rising edge of the timing input. On the rising edge, the internal measurement value (R.V.) maximum during the sampling period is held as a judgment value. When the timing input is turned ON, the next sampling period has already begun.

Display value

Sampling period Sampling periodSampling period

Timing Input

Power ON or Reset input*

OFF

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

Time

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Time

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Display value

Time

Timing Input

Sampling period Sampling periodSampling period

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Display value

Time

Timing Input

Sampling period Sampling period Sampling period

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Bottom hold

The minimum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as a judgment value (P.V.).

 When “Level” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the falling edge of the timing input to the next rising edge. On the rising edge, the internal measurement value (R.V.) minimum during the sampling period is held as a judgment value. When the timing input is turned OFF, the next sampling period begins.

Setting Various Functions

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

 When “Edge” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the rising edge of the timing input to the next rising edge of the timing input. On the rising edge, the internal measurement value (R.V.) minimum during the sampling period is held as a judgment value. When the timing input is turned ON, the next sampling period has already begun.

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" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

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Display value

Time

Timing Input

Sampling period Sampling period

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

p: Maximum b: Minimum

b

p

(p-b)

(p-b)

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Display value

Time

Timing Input

Sampling period Sampling period

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [- - - - -] until the timing input is first turned ON.

b

p

(p-b)

(p-b)

p: Maximum b: Minimum

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Peak-to-Peak hold

The difference between the maximum value and minimum value of the specified period (sampling period) is held as a judgment value (P.V.).

 When “Level” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the falling edge of the timing input to the next rising edge. On the rising edge, the difference between the maximum value and minimum value of the internal measurement value (R.V.) during the sampling period is held as a judgment value (P.V.). When the timing input is turned OFF, the next sampling period begins.

Setting Various Functions

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

 When “Edge” is set for " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23)

The sampling period is from the rising edge of the timing input to the next rising edge of the timing input. On the rising edge, the difference between the maximum value and minimum value of the internal measurement value (R.V.) during the sampling period is held as a judgment value (P.V.). When the timing input is turned ON, the next sampling period has already begun.

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

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Reference

Display value

Time

Timing Input

Trigger level

Hysteresis

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

5. Hold function

Trigger level setting screen

Hysteresis for trigger level

[MODE] or 

7. Delay timer

Auto peak hold

When the internal measurement value (R.V.) goes beyond the specified trigger level, the sampling begins. When it falls below the trigger level, the sampling finishes. When the sampling finishes, the maximum internal measurement value (R.V.) during the sampling period is held as a judgment value (P.V.). The external input is not required.

*1 " 10. External Input" (page 4-29) *2 After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [-----] until

the judgment value (P.V.) is first held.

*3 While the timing input is ON, the sampling does not start. If the sampling is already in

process, it continues.

The operation by the timing input is the same regardless of the " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting.

 Trigger level setting screen

When the auto peak hold is set, the display goes to the trigger level setting screen.

Setting Various Functions

HOLD CALC

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

*.F

0 1 2

#WVQ2

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

V).X

BANK

0 1 2



ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

HOLD CALC

V)*;U

0 1 2

F'(.V

ZERO SHIFT

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

Press the  /  button on the trigger level setting screen to specify the trigger level.

Item

Trigger level

Measurement

mode

Setting range Default value

% mode - 999.99 to 999.99 90.00 Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999 9.000

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

IB-E

&.;

BANK

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

HOLD CALC

Q((

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

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#WVQD

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

*.F

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V).X

HOLD CALC

CHECK

75T

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V)*;U

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V)*X

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

&.;

HOLD CALC

CHECK

5. Hold function

Trigger level setting screen

Hysteresis for trigger level setting

[MODE] or 

Hysteresis set value for trigger level setting

[MODE] or 

7. Delay timer

Model % mode Dimension mode

IB-01

1.00%

0.010 mm IB-05 0.050 mm IB-10 0.100 mm IB-30 0.300 mm

 Hysteresis for trigger level setting screen

Set the hysteresis for the trigger level.

Setting Various Functions

Item Description Default value

Default setting Using the reference received light as the 100%

received light set 1% of that amount as the hysteresis.

User setting

Set a random hysteresis.

If user setting is selected for the “Hysteresis for trigger level setting”, the hysteresis value can be set on the “Hysteresis set value for trigger level setting” screen using the  and  buttons.

Item

Hysteresis set value for trigger level

Measurement

% mode 0.00 to 999.99 1.00 Dimension mode 0.000 to 99.999 0.100

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

4-20

mode



Setting range Default value

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Reference

Display value

Time

Timing Input

Trigger level

Hysteresis

OFF

Power ON or Reset input*

Judgment value (P.V.) Internal measurement

value (R.V.)

Hold function

Trigger level setting screen

Hysteresis set value for trigger level setting

[MODE] or 

7. Delay timer

Auto bottom hold

When the internal measurement value (R.V.) falls below the specified trigger level, the sampling begins. When it goes beyond the trigger level, the sampling finishes. When the sampling finishes, the internal measurement value (R.V.) minimum during the sampling period is held as a judgment value (P.V.). The external input is not required.

*1 " 10. External Input" (page 4-29) *2 After the power is turned on or reset is input, the judgment value (P.V.) is [-----] until

the judgment value (P.V.) is first held.

*3 While the timing input is ON, the sampling does not start. If the sampling is already in

process, it continues.

• The operation by the timing input is the same regardless of the " 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting.

• After the sampling starts, if the internal measurement value (R.V.) becomes [-----] before the sampling goes beyond the specified trigger level, the sampling is automatically finished and the minimum value during the sampling period is held as a judgment value (P.V.).

 Trigger level setting screen

When the Auto bottom hold is set, the display goes to the trigger level setting screen.

Setting Various Functions

HOLD CALC

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

*.F

0 1 2

#WVQ2

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

V).X

BANK

0 1 2



ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

HOLD CALC

V)*;U

0 1 2

F'(.V

ZERO SHIFT

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

Press the  /  button on the trigger level setting screen to specify the trigger level.

Measurement

mode

Setting range Default value

% mode - 999.99 to 999.99 90.00 Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999 9.000

Item

Trigger level

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

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LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

HOLD CALC

&.;

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

Q((

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

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#WVQD

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

*.F

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V).X

HOLD CALC

CHECK

75T

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V)*;U

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

V)*X

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Q((

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

&.;

HOLD CALC

CHECK

5. Hold function

Trigger level setting screen

Hysteresis for trigger level setting

[MODE] or 

Hysteresis set value for trigger level setting

[MODE] or 

7. Delay timer

Model % mode Dimension mode

IB-01

1.00%

0.010 mm IB-05 0.050 mm IB-10 0.100 mm IB-30 0.300 mm

 Hysteresis for trigger level setting screen

Set the hysteresis for the trigger level.

Setting Various Functions

Item Description

Default setting Using the reference received light as the 100% received

light, set 1% of that amount as the hysteresis.

User setting

Set a random hysteresis.

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

Hysteresis set value for trigger level

% mode 0.00 to 999.99 1.00 Dimension mode 0.000 to 99.999 0.100

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

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Default

value

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6. Timing Input

The external input (timing input) operation used for " 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14) is set. If “Auto peak hold” or “Auto bottom hold” is set, this item is skipped.

Item Setting range Default value

Timing Input LeVel (Level), edGe (Edge)

" 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

Level

7. Delay Timer

The delay timer for the judgment output is set. There are three judgment outputs as below.

• HIGH judgment output (Black wire)

• GO judgment output (Gray wire)

• LOW judgment output (White wire) The judgment output is turned ON/OFF according to the tolerance setting value and the output mode settings.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

" 4. Output Mode" (page 4-13)

* There is no delay timer for the check output.

Setting Various Functions

Delay timer off

On delay timer

Off delay timer

One shot timer

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Delay timer Description

The delay timer is not used. 

Time required to change the GO judgment output operation from OFF to ON is delayed for specified time set on the timer.

"On delay timer" (page 4-24)

Time required to change the GO judgment output operation from ON to OFF is delayed for specified time set on the timer.

"Off delay timer" (page 4-25)

When GO judgment output is turned ON, if the specified time elapses, GO judgment output is automatically turned OFF.

"One shot timer" (page 4-25)

Default

value

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Reference

Time

Judgment value (P.V.)

HIGH setting value

LOW setting value

OFF

HIGH judgment output

GO judgment output

LOW judgment output

Timing chart

• The following are the timing charts when the output mode of judgment output is Normally Open (default value). ON/OFF is reversed for Normally Closed.

" 4. Output Mode" (page 4-13)

• The hysteresis is not taken into account in the following timing charts. Note that the hysteresis affects the ON/OFF timing of the actual judgment output.

" 8. Hysteresis" (page 4-26)

 Delay timer off

Setting Various Functions

The delay timer is not used.

 On delay timer

Time required to change the GO judgment output operation from OFF to ON is delayed for specified time set on the timer. Also, time required to change the HIGH judgment output and LOW judgment output operations from ON to OFF is delayed.

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HIGH setting value

LOW setting value

HIGH judgment output

GO judgment output

LOW judgment output

Judgment value (P.V.)

OFF

Timer value

Time

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Time

Timer duration

Judgment value (P.V.)

HIGH setting value

LOW setting value

OFF

HIGH judgment output

GO judgment output

LOW judgment output

Time

Judgment value (P.V.)

HIGH setting value

LOW setting value

OFF

HIGH judgment output

GO judgment output

LOW judgment output

Timer duration*

QP&

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

&.;

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

&.;6

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

*;5

HOLD CALC

CHECK

7. Delay timer

Timer setting screen

8. Hysteresis

[MODE] or 

 Off delay timer

Time required to change the GO judgment output operation from ON to OFF is delayed for specified time set on the timer. Also, time required to change the HIGH judgment output and LOW judgment output operations from OFF to ON is delayed.

 One shot timer

When the GO judgment output is turned ON, if the specified time set on the timer elapses, the GO judgment output is forcibly turned OFF. The HIGH judgment output and the LOW judgment output are not turned ON.

* Even if a judgment other than GO is made while the Timer duration is elapsing, the GO

output will not turn OFF until the Timer duration has elapsed.

Timer setting screen

When the timer settings other than the Delay timers off are set, the display goes to the timer setting screen. (When the Delay timer off is set, this screen is skipped.)

Press the  /  button on the timer setting screen to specify the timer.

Timer value 1 to 9999 (ms)

Setting Various Functions

Item Setting range Default value

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Reference

Time

Hysteresis

Judgment value (P.V.)

HIGH setting value

LOW setting value

OFF

HIGH judgment output

GO judgment output

LOW judgment output

8. Hysteresis

The hysteresis for the tolerance setting value is set. If the judgment value (P.V.) fluctuates due to the vibration of the object, etc. and the judgment output repeats ON/OFF, increasing the hysteresis value stabilizes ON/OFF.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

Hysteresis

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

% mode 0.00 to 999.99 Dimension mode 0.000 to 99.999

Setting Various Functions

0.00

0.000

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The above is the timing chart when the output mode of judgment output is Normally Open (default value). ON/OFF is reversed for Normally Closed.

" 4. Output Mode" (page 4-13)

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Judgment value (P.V.)

Lower limit Upper limit

（V）

Output lower limit

Output upper limit

Model Upper limit Lower limit

IB-01

100.00

0.00 IB-05 0.00 IB-10 0.00 IB-30 0.00

Model Upper limit Lower limit

IB-01 1.000 0.000 IB-05 5.000 0.000 IB-10 10.000 0.000 IB-30 30.000 0.000

Model Upper limit Lower limit

IB-01

100.00 - 100.00

IB-05 IB-10 IB-30

Model Upper limit Lower limit

IB-01 1.000 - 1.000 IB-05 5.000 - 5.000 IB-10 10.000 - 10.000 IB-30 30.000 - 30.000

9. Analog Output Scaling

The analog output scaling for the judgment value (P.V.) is set. If the setting not to output the analog output is set, this screen is skipped.

"3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First Time" (page 3-2)

"3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)" (page 3-12)

Analog output Description

No scaling (Default setting)

Free range

Scaling is not performed. 

Scaling is performed. The analog output range can be changed by specifying the upper limit and lower limit of the judgment value (P.V.).

Example 1: Lower limit < Upper limit

(Analog output 1 to 5 V)

（V）

Output upper limit

Output lower limit

Lower limit Upper limit

Judgment value (P.V.)

Example 2: Lower limit > Upper limit

(Analog output 1 to 5 V)

If Upper limit = Lower limit is set, the analog output is output as below. Judgment value (P.V.) ≤ Upper limit: Analog output lower limit (1 V when 1 to 5 V) Judgment value (P.V.) > Upper limit: Analog output upper limit (5 V when 1 to 5 V)

 Relation of voltage and analog output in default state (dEFLt)

• Analog output setting: Other than -5 to 5 V

% mode Dimension mode

Default

value

Setting Various Functions

• Analog output setting: -5 to 5 V

% mode Dimension mode

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(TGG

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#P)

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#P*

HOLD CALC

CHECK



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

#P.

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

KP

HOLD CALC

CHECK

9. Analog output scaling

Upper limit specifying screen

[MODE] or 

10. External input

[MODE] or 

Lower limit specifying screen

The upper and lower limits for the different selections of analog outputs are as follows.

Analog setting Output upper limit Output lower limit

OFF Not output 0-5v 5V

-5-5v 5V 1-5v 5V AMPR 20mA

Upper limit setting screen and lower limit setting screen

When set to the default state [dEFLt], the following screens will be skipped. When set to free range, the upper limit setting and lower limit setting screens will appear.

Setting Various Functions

Press the  /  button on each setting screen to specify the upper limit and the lower limit.

Item Measurement mode Setting range Default value

Upper limit

Lower limit

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

% mode - 999.99 to 999.99 Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999 % mode - 999.99 to 999.99 Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999

- 5V 1V 4mA

100.00

10.000

0.00

0.000

Analog output accuracy

The analog output can be selected from ± 5 V, 1-5 V, 0-5 V or 4-20 mA.

Output range Output resistance 100 Ω — Maximum load resistance — 350 Ω Repeatability Accuracy in respect to display Temperature characteristics Refresh rate Response delay time Same as response time (judgment output) Time constant 10 μS (90% response) 30 μS (90% response)

*1 The averaging is as follows after 512 times.

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512 times: Sampling rate x 2 1024 times: Sampling rate x 4 2048 times: Sampling rate x 8 4096 times: Sampling rate x 16

Voltage output Current output

± 5 V (Full scale 10 V) 4 - 20 mA (Full scale 16 mA)

±1 mV ±1.5 μA

±0.05% of F.S. ±0.25% of F.S.

±0.005% of F.S./±°C ±0.01% of F.S./°C

Same as sensor head sampling rate

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10. External input

External input1 setting screen

External input2 setting screen

[MODE] or 

External input3 setting screen

External input4 setting screen

11. Bank switching method

[MODE] or 

10. External Input

You can select functions to be assigned to four external inputs (External input 1 to 4).

" Power/Input-output cable" (page 2-7)

External Input Description Default value

Functions for the external inputs remain the same as

Default setting

User setting

External input setting screen

When the user setting is set, each function of the external input 1 to 4 can be set. Functions that can be set differ for each external input. (When the default is set, these four screens are skipped.)

LASER

BANK

ALIGNMENT

R.V.

the factory default setting. External input 1: Zero shift input External input 2: Reset input External input 3: Timing input External input 4: Not used

Functions for the external inputs are changed from the factory default setting.

HOLD CALC

0 1 2

5JK(V

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

CHECK

KP

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

HOLD CALC

KP

0 1 2

75T

ZERO SHIFT

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ANALOG

HOLD CALC

CHECK

KP

TGUGV

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING



Setting Various Functions

HOLD CALC

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ANALOG

CHECK

KP

6K/P)

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ANALOG

CHECK

KP

Q((

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

LASER

ALIGNMENT

Press the  /  button on each setting screen to specify functions.

External input 1 (Pink wire) External input 2 (Yellow wire)

Setting

value

shift bnK-a bnK-b L-stp off

Description

Zero shift input Bank A input Bank B input Laser emission stop input Not use

Default

value

 reset

Setting

value

bnK-a bnK-b L-stp off

Description

Reset input Bank A input Bank B input Laser emission stop input Not use

External input 3 (Pink/Purple wire) External input 4 (Purple wire)

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Setting

value

tiMnG bnK-a bnK-b L-STP off

Description

Timing Input Bank A input Bank B input Laser emission stop input Not use

When the same function is selected for multiple external inputs, if any are ON, ON (OR operation) works.

Default

value

 off

Setting

value

AdJ bnK-a bnK-b L-stp

Description

Not use Adjust input Bank A input Bank B input Laser emission stop input

DP-

BANK

0 1 2 3

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

HOLD CALC

DVP

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

Default

value



Default

value



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Internal measurement value (R.V.)

Max. 6 ms

Min. 2 msMin. 2 ms

R.V. before shift R.V. after shift

OFF

Zero shift input

Judgment value (P.V.) judgment output

Max. 0.5 ms

Min. 0.5 ms

Before resetting [-----]

OFF

Reset input

Zero shift input

When the zero shift input is set to ON, the internal measurement value (R.V.) is shifted (offset) to an arbitrary shift target value.

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

 Timing chart

Setting Various Functions

 Minimum input time

ON time: 2 ms OFF time: 2 ms

Reset input

When the reset input is turned ON while using the hold function, the judgment value (P.V.) in the held state is canceled and the value becomes [-----].

" 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

 Timing chart

 Minimum input time

ON time: 0.5 ms OFF time: 0.5 ms

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Measured period Measured period

Max. 0.5 msMax. 0.5 msMax. 0.5 ms

Hold released

Sample hold

Min. 0.5 msMin. 0.5 ms

OFF

Timing input

Judgment value (P.V.) judgment output

Max. 0.5 msMax. 0.5 msMax. 0.5 ms

Sample holdSample hold Sample hold

Min. 0.5 msMin. 0.5 ms

OFF

Timing input

When the timing input is turned ON while using the hold function, the judgment value (P.V.) is held.

" 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

 Timing chart

 When Sample hold is set

" 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting: "Level"

" 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting: "Edge"

Setting Various Functions

 Minimum input time

ON time: 0.5 ms OFF time: 0.5 ms

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Judgment value (P.V.) judgment output

Max. 0.5 ms

Min. 0.5 msMin. 0.5 ms

OFF

Timing input

Max. 0.5 ms

Sampling period 1

Sampling period 1 result

Sampling period 2 result

Previous result

Sampling period

Judgment value (P.V.) judgment output

Max. 0.5 ms

Min. 0.5 msMin. 0.5 ms

OFF

Timing input

Sampling period 1

Sampling period 1 result

Sampling period 2 result

Previous result

Sampling period 2 Sampling period 3

Max. 0.5 ms

Min. 0.5 msMin. 0.5 ms

OFF

Timing input

Sampling is not started in this period

Sampling is started in this period

 When Peak hold, Bottom hold or Peak-to-Peak hold is set

" 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting: "Level"

" 6. Timing Input" (page 4-23) setting: "Edge"

Setting Various Functions

 Minimum input time

ON time: 0.5 ms OFF time: 0.5 ms

 When Auto peak hold or Auto bottom hold is set

 Minimum input time

ON time: 0.5 ms OFF time: 0.5 ms

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Reference

Max. 6 ms

Min. 2 ms Min. 2 ms

Max. 60 ms + (averaging x sampling rate

)

During the adjustment process

Internal measurement value (R.V.)

OFF

Timing input

[-----]

Adjust input

The light deterioration is compensated for when adjust input is turned ON.

 Timing chart

*1 All judgment outputs turn off during the adjustment process. The analog voltage

output is fixed to 5.5 V and the analog current output is fixed to 3.0 mA.

• If the difference between the received light and the reference light exceeds the setting range for “14. Adjust level”, an adjust error 1 or 2 will appear on the main screen and the adjust input will be disabled.

" Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

" 14. Adjust Level" (page 4-37)

• If the " 16. Check Output Function" (page 4-38) is set, the check output will be turned ON when the adjust input is turned ON below the setting range.

" 16. Check Output Function" (page 4-38)

*2 The sampling cycle is 80 us when the auto adjust function is disabled, and 160 us

when it is enabled. The adjustment process time while using the high-pass filter is max. 50 ms.

 Minimum input time

ON time: 2 ms OFF time: 2 ms

Setting Various Functions

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Important

Reference

Judgment value (P.V.) judgment output

Max. 8 ms

Max. 20 ms

Min. 20 ms

OFF

Bank A input

OFF

Bank B input

Max. 20 ms

Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank 3Bank 0

In this example, after 8 ms have passed, Bank A and Bank B are judged as OFF and operation at Bank 0 may be performed during a certain period.

Bank A input/Bank B input

By combining ON/OFF setting of bank A input and bank B input, you can switch the banks.

"3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)" (page 3-20)

When switching the banks with the external inputs, “11. Bank Switching Method” must be set to “external input switching”. After that, set “10. External Input” to “user setting”, and set the external inputs 1 to 4 to the bank A input and bank B input.

 Timing chart

Setting Various Functions

 Minimum input time

ON time: 20 ms OFF time: 20 ms

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When the judgment value (P.V.) is held using the hold function, the judgment value (P.V.) remains held even if ON/OFF for bank A input or bank B input is switched. However, the judgment output changes according to the setting value set for the new bank.

" 5. Hold Function" (page 4-14)

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Max. 3 ms

Max. 2 ms

Min. 2 ms

OFF

Laser emission

stop input

Laser being transmitted

Laser emission being stopped

Laser emission stop input

The laser emission remains interrupted while the laser emission stop input is ON. The laser radiation emission indicator on the sensor head and amplifier unit blink while the laser emission is stopped.

" Amplifier control unit" (page 1-6)

While the laser emission, the R.V. is [-----].

"2 Display Screen and Output" (page A-9)

 Timing chart

*1 The internal measurement value (R.V.) changes to [-----] within max. 2 ms.

 Minimum input time

ON time: 2 ms OFF time: 2 ms

11. Bank Switching Method

Setting Various Functions

Set the method to switch the bank between the amplifier buttons and the external inputs.

Setting Description

Button

External input

"3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)" (page 3-20)

" 10. External Input" (page 4-29)

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The banks are switched by operating the amplifier buttons.

The banks are switched by turning ON/OFF the bank A input or bank B input set in “11. External input”.

Default

value



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12. Save Zero-Shift State

When the zero shift is performed with the external input, make the setting for the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) to save the shifted status. When the zero shift is performed with the amplifier unit button operation, it is saved on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) regardless of the setting.

"3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))" (page 3-18)

If the data is written in the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) over 1 million times, the error message is displayed and the setting may not be saved any more. (It is still possible to obtain a measurement value.)

Setting Various Functions

Zero shift Description Default value

Cancel

" Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

When saving on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) is not necessary such as when you frequently perform the zero shift with PLC, setting OFF is recommended.

Not save on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) 

Save

Save on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM)

13. Save Adjust State

When executing adjust input with the external inputs, a setting must be completed to save the light compensation value in the non-volatile memory (EEPROM). When registering the light compensation value with the amplifier unit’s buttons or when adjust is executed with the auto adjust function, the value is saved in the non-volatile memory (EEPROM) regardless of the setting.

"3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function" (page 3-10)

" Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

When saving on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) is not necessary such as when you frequently register the light compensation value with PLC, setting OFF is recommended.

Adjust value Description Default value

Cancel

Not save on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) 

Save on the nonvolatile memory (EEPROM)

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Point

14. Adjust Level

Set the permitted light adjustment percentage when using the adjust function.

Item Setting range

Adjust level 1P to 30P 20P

If the adjust level is 20P (20%), the light can be compensated with the adjust function when the light is within ±20 of the received light registered for the reference received light.

"3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function" (page 3-10)

Default

value

15. Auto Adjust Function

Adjust input is automatically applied when there is no workpiece in the measurement range.

Setting Description

Disabled

Auto adjust function disabled 

Enabled

Auto adjust function enabled

* The sampling rate will vary depending on the auto adjust function setting.

" 3. Averaging/High-Pass Filter" (page 4-11)

* If the auto adjust function is set to “Enable”, the “auto adjust indicator” on the amplifier

unit will turn on.

The "auto adjust indicator" flashes while the calibration function is being set. The auto adjust function is not executed during this time.

"4-3 Calibration Function" (page 4-42)

Default

value

Setting Various Functions

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Reference

R

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

%*-.X

HOLD CALC

CHECK

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

%*-

HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.V

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'TT

HOLD CALC

CHECK

16. Check output function

Light level setting screen

[MODE] or 

17. Error output mode

Auto adjust level

If the received light drops suddenly within the set percentage (%), the sensor will judge that there is contamination and not a target, and auto adjust will be executed. Conversely, if the received light drops more than the set percentage, the sensor will judge that a target has entered the area, and auto adjust will not be executed.

Item Setting range Default value

Auto adjust 0.50P to 20.00P 3.00P

The light compensation value set by the auto adjust function is saved in the non-volatile memory (EEPROM) every ten minutes regardless of the “13.

Save Adjust State” settings.

" 13. Save Adjust State" (page 4-36)

Setting Various Functions

16. Check Output Function

If the adjust function is executed when the light is less than a set percentage of the reference received light amount, the check is output. This notifies an external source that there is dirt or oil on the measurement section and compensation cannot be completed.

Item Description Default value

Disabled

Check output function disabled 

Enabled

Light level value setting screen for check output function

When check output function ON is selected, the screen for setting the light in respect to the reference light will open. (When OFF (disabled) is set, this screen is skipped.)

Press the  /  button on the light level value setting screen to adjust the light level.

Light level in respect to reference light (%)

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Check output function enabled

Item Setting range Default value

1P to 30P

10P

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Reference

Light insufficient

error

Interfering light error

Light insufficient

error

Excess light error Interfering light error

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'4#&,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

QW'T

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'4#&,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

KP(

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

'4#&,

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Set the output operation when an error occurs.

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings

Item Description

Default

value

• The error output HI, LO is output.

Normal mode (Default setting)

• When the reference light registration and adjust input are successful, the state will automatically return to the measurement state. (Applies only for



reference light registration registration error and adjust error.)

LX2 compatible

mode

• The error output HI, GO, LO is output.

• The state does not automatically return to the measurement state when the reference light is registered and the adjust is input. (Applies only for reference light registration error and adjust error.)

* To set the same error output operation as the LX2, set the “LX2 compatible mode”.

The operation is different when the following errors are output.

• Reference light registration error

HOLD CALC

LASER

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

'4)

BANK

0 1 2

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

CHECK

LASER

ALIGNMENT

BANK

'4)

0 1 2

KP(

ZERO SHIFT

ANALOG

R.V.

HI SHIFT

CHECK

TIMING

• Adjust error

Setting Various Functions

• Errros other than [ErE] and [ErC] " Error Displays and Corrective Actions" (page A-4)

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

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Moves to left.

18. Display Digit

The number of digits of the judgment value (P.V.) or the internal measurement value (R.V.) displayed on the amplifier unit is set.

Item Measurement mode Setting Default value

Measurement mode

when [dEFLt] is set, the displayed digits are as follows.

% mode dEFLt/0.01/0.1/1

Dimension mode dEFLt/0.001/0.01/0.1/1

dEFLt

Measurement mode Setting range

% mode 0.01

Setting Various Functions

Dimension mode

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

19. Power Save Function

When no buttons are pressed for more than one minute, the power saving function is activated with the amplifier unit. The power saving function is activated as soon as the setting is complete. The normal display is restored by pressing any of the buttons.

Power save function Amplifier unit

OFF

Half

All

*1 Only one segment (horizontal bar in the center) on the main

display (upper) flashes, moving in order on the display from right to left. Also, the sub display indicator turns off.

Head models IB-01/IB-05/IB-10

0.001

Head model IB-30

0.01

Default

value

Normally ON 

Animation display

All OFF

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20. Judgment Indicator Color

Set the indicator colors for the amplifier judgment indicator.

"3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value" (page 3-13)

Display color Judgment indicator Default value

Green for GO Only (Default setting)

HI: Red GO: Green LO: Red



Red for GO Only

All Green

All Red

HI: Green GO: Red LO: Green

HI: Green GO: Green LO: Green

HI: Red GO: Red LO: Red

21. P.V. Value Display Color

Set the display color of the main display for the panel mount type amplifier (IB-1500/IB-

1550).

Display color Judgment indicator Default value

Green for GO (Default setting)

Red for GO

All Green

All Red

HI, LO, ERROR: Red GO: Green

HI, LO, ERROR: Green GO: Red

HI, LO, ERROR: Green GO: Green

HI, LO, ERROR: Red GO: Red



Setting Various Functions

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Point

Calibration

R.V. before calibration (2)

R.V. before calibration (1)

Offset value A

R.V. you wish to display (2)

[

5'V

]

R.V. you wish to display (1)

[

5'V

]

'TT

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

5'6

HOLD CALC

CHECK

0.5 ≤

(R.V. you wish to display (2) ) - (R.V. you wish to display (1))

(R.V. before calibration (2)) - (R.V. before calibration (1))

≤ 2

4-3 Calibration Function

When there is a difference between the internal measurement value (R.V.) and the actual dimension of the object, the value can be calibrated. There are two types of the calibration function are available: Measured correction and logical correction.

Measured correction

The zero point (offset) and tilt are both corrected. After measuring two different-sized master workpieces and inputting the calibrated value, calibration takes place to match that input value.

Logical correction

The zero point (offset) and tilt are both corrected. The values before and after calibration are input, and calibration takes place according to those values.

Setting Various Functions

If the following conditions are not satisfied, the screen below is displayed when the setting is complete. Make the setting again.

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Setting Method (Measured Correction)



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.6

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

%.D

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Calibration set ting

Setting value Description Default value

defLt

No correction (Default setting)



MEAS

Measured correction

LoGic

Logical correction



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

Setting you wish to display

R.V.

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item

Measurement

mode

Setting range

Default

value

R.V. you wish to display (1)

% mode - 999.99 to 999.99 0.00

Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999 0.000



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item

Measurement

mode

Setting range

Default

value

R.V. you wish to display (2)

% mode - 999.99 to 999.99 100.00

Dimension mode - 99.999 to 99.999 10.000

4-3 Calibration Function

Main screen

Press the [MODE] + seconds or more at the same time

［

set1

］

[SET] button



buttons for 2

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2

seconds on the main screen at the same time.

[30.CLb] is displayed on the main display (upper level).

Press the  /  button to set [MEAS] and press the 

button.

Insert workpiece A for which the measured value is

known, and set “R.V. you wish to display (1)” for the workpiece A using the



/  buttons.

The current internal measurement value is displayed on the main display (upper level). [set1] and the “R.V. you wish to display (1)” are alternately displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

Setting Various Functions

Press the [SET] button.

After [set1] blinks several times on the sub display's screen (lower level), [set2] is displayed.

［

set2

］

Insert workpiece B for which the measured value is

known, and set “R.V. you wish to display (2)” for the workpiece B using the

The current internal measurement value is displayed on the main display (upper level). [ are alternately displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

[SET] button

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

/  buttons.

set2

] and the “R.V. you wish to display (2)”

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4-3 Calibration Function

'PF

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Main screen



Setting Various Functions

button

Press the [SET] button.

After [set2] blinks several times on the sub display's screen (lower level), [End] blinks. This completes the calibration.

Press the  button.

The main screen is restored.

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Setting Method (Logical Correction)

Point



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

F'(.6

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT

%.D

HOLD CALC

CHECK

Calibration set ting

Setting value Description Default value

defLt

No correction (Default setting)



MEAS

Measured correction

LoGic

Logical correction

5'6

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V. before calibration (1)

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item Setting range Default value

R.V. before calibration (1)

- 999.99 to 999.99 0.00



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V. you wish to display (1)

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item Setting range Default value

R.V. you wish to display (1)

- 999.99 to 999.99 0.00

Logical correction cannot be set if “dimension mode” is selected for “1. Measurement Mode”.

4-3 Calibration Function

Main screen

Press the [MODE]



buttons for 2

+ seconds or more at the same time

[SET] button

Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx. 2

seconds on the main screen at the same time.

[30.CLb] is displayed on the main display (upper level).

Press the  /  button to set [LoGic] and press the 

button.

Enter “R.V. before calibration (1)” on the main display

using the



/  buttons. The “R.V. before calibration (1)” blinks on the main display (upper level). [SET1] is displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

Press the [SET] button.

[set1] and the “R.V. you wish to display (1)” are alternately displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

Setting Various Functions

［

set2

］

[SET] button

Enter “R.V. you wish to display (1)” on the main

display using the

Press the [SET] button. (SET1 confirmation operation)

After [set1] blinks several times on the sub display's screen (lower level), [set2] is displayed.

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

/  buttons.

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4-3 Calibration Function

5'6

LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V. before calibration (2)

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item Setting range Default value

R.V. before calibration (2)

- 999.99 to 999.99 100.00

" 1. Measurement Mode" (page 4-8)

Item Setting range Default value

R.V. you wish to display (2)

- 999.99 to 999.99 100.00



LASER

BANK

0 1 2 3

R.V.

ANALOG

HI SHIFT

ZERO SHIFT

TIMING

ALIGNMENT



HOLD CALC

CHECK

R.V. you wish to display (2)

Main screen

［

set2

］

[SET] button

Setting Various Functions

[SET] button

Enter “R.V. before calibration (2)” on the main display

using the



/  buttons.

The “R.V. before calibration (2)” blinks on the main display (upper level). [set2] is displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

Press the [SET] button.

[set2] and the “R.V. you wish to display (2)” are alternately displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).

Enter “R.V. you wish to display (2)” on the main

display using the



/  buttons.

The “R.V. you wish to display (2)” is displayed on the sub display's screen (lower level).



button

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Press the [SET] button. (SET2 confirmation operation)

After [set2] blinks several times on the sub display's screen (lower level), [END] blinks. This completes the calibration.

Press the  button.

The main screen is restored.

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Specifications5

This chapter describes the specifications, circuit diagrams, and dimensions of the IB Series.

5-1 Specifications ........................................................ 5-2

5-2 Circuit Diagram...................................................... 5-4

5-3 Dimensions............................................................ 5-6

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5-1

Specifications

5-1 Specifications

Sensor Head

Model IB-01 IB-05 IB-10 IB-30

Light source Visible semiconductor laser Wavelength: 660 nm

Laser class

Installation distance

(Installation distance

Measurement range

(Installation distance

300 to 2000 mm)

Sampling rate 12,500 times/sec (80

(Installation distance

300 to 2000 mm)

5 m (distance

0.2% of F.S./C

Incandescent lamp:

Solar light: 10000 lx

Approx. 140 g Approx. 180 g Approx. 220 g Approx. 510 g

Minimum detection

characteristics

Operating indicators

Environmental resistance

Material

target

Repeatability

Temperature

Workin g ambient

luminance

Working ambient

temperature

Workin g ambient humidity

Vibration Amplitude 1.5 mm 2 hr each for X, Y and Z axes

Housing PBT Galvanized die cast

Lens cover Glass

Cable PVC (2 m)

Weight

*1 Classified based on IEC60825-1 following the requirements of FDA (CDRH) Laser

Notice No. 50

*2 Value when measuring the target (white diffuse object) at the middle of the transmitter

and receiver position, and at the center of the measurement range

*3 When distance between transmitter and receiver is set to 300 mm, and light is half-

shielded at a position 150 mm from receiver Deflection width (±2) when sampled for 30 seconds with an average number of times set to 64 times

*4 When distance between transmitter and receiver is set to 100 mm and full light is

received

Class 1 (IEC60825-1, FDA (CDRH) Part1040.10 *1)

0 to 2000 mm 0 to 300 mm



1 mm

0 to 300 mm)



1 to 2.5 mm



8 m

0 to 300 mm)



8 to 50 m

0 to 300 mm)

5000 lx

0 to +40C

(no freezing)

Laser emission warning indicator: green LED

5 mm 10 mm





0.05 mm



0.1% of F.S./C (±5 m)

Incandescent lamp: 5000 lx

Solar light:

5000 lx

35 to 85%RH (no condensation)



0.1 mm



0.1% of F.S./C (±10 m)

Incandescent lamp: 10000 lx

Solar light: 10000 lx

0 to +50C (no freezing)

m10

30 mm



0.2 mm



0.1% of F.S./C (±30 m)

5-2

IB-E

KEYENCE IB Series User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Introduction

Safety Information for IB Series

General Precautions

Safety Precautions on Laser Products

Troubleshooting

Precautions for Use

Other Precautions

Precautions on Regulations and Standards

Table of Contents

Before Use1

1-1 Checking the Package Contents

Sensor Amplifier Unit

Sensor Head

List of Optional Parts

1-2 Part Names and Functions

Sensor Amplifier Unit

Sensor Head Unit

Installation and Connection2

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Mounting the Sensor Amplifier Unit

Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head

Mounting the Sensor Head

Connecting the Sensor Head

Basic Operations3

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens

R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) and P.V. (Judgment Value)

Main Display (Upper Level)

Sub Display (Lower Level)

Setting Operations

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment

Beam Axis Adjustment Assistant Function

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function

Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment)

Adjust Function

Cancelling the Adjust Function (Reset)

3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)

Setting the Tolerance Setting Value

Manual Setting

Automatic Setting

Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))

Setting the Shift Target Value

Performing the Zero Shift

Canceling the Zero Shift (Reset)

Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)

Settings Registered with the Bank

How to Switch the Bank

3-9 Key Lock Function

Starting the Key Lock

Canceling the Key Lock (Unlock)

Setting Various Functions4

4-1 Setting Operations

List of Setting Items

Setting Screen

1. Measurement Mode

2. Received/Blocked Light Mode

3. Averaging/ High-pass filter

4. Output Mode

5. Hold Function

6. Timing Input

7. Delay Timer

8. Hysteresis

9. Analog Output Scaling

10. External input

11. Bank Switching Method

12. Save Zero-Shift State

13. Save Adjust State

14. Adjust Level

15. Auto Adjust Function

16. Check output function

17. Error Output Mode

18. Display Digit

19. Power Save Function

20. Judgment Indicator Color

21. P.V. Value Display Color

4-3 Calibration Function