Note: The diagram shows the case when 10ms time period is selected.
Timer period T: 10ms approx. (when set to 10ms)
40ms approx. (when set to 40ms)
1
2
3
4
5
Sensing
condition
Output
operation
Make sure that the
operation selection switch
is set to L-ON (Light-ON).
In case ‘assist function’ is
to be used, switch the
operation selection switch
in the order of L-ON
(Light-ON)
n D-ON (Dark-
ON)
n L-ON(Light-ON).
B
BA
A
Notes: 1) When ‘assist function’ is not used, the pointer does not flash.
2) When ‘assist function’ is not used, the middle point of A and B is
regarded as the optimum sensitivity point.
3)
In order to protect the mechanism, the sensitivity adjuster idles when
over turned, which may result in a backlash of 1 to 2 divisions.
4)
Depending upon the sensing conditions, stable sensing may be possible
at a position which is slightly shifted from the optimum sensitivity point.
5) Do not move or bend the fiber cable after the sensitivity adjustment.
Detection may become unstable.
Wiring
Sensitivity adjustment
Others
• Make sure to carry out the wiring in the power supply off condition.
• Verify that the supply voltage variation is within the rating.
• Take care that if a voltage exceeding the rated range is applied,
or if an AC power supply is directly connected, the sensor may
get burnt or damaged.
• If power is supplied from a commercial switching regulator,
ensure that the frame ground (F.G.) terminal of the power supply
is connected to an actual ground.
•
In case noise generating equipment (switching regulator, inverter
motor, etc.) is used in the vicinity of this product, connect the
frame ground (F.G.) terminal of the equipment to an actual ground.
• Take care that short-circuit or wrong wiring of the load may burn
or damage the sensor.
• Do not run the wires together with high-voltage lines or power
lines or put them in the same raceway. This can cause
malfunction due to induction.
• Ensure that an isolation transformer is utilized for the DC power
supply. If an autotransformer is utilized, the main amplifier or
power supply may be damaged.
• Make sure to use the optional quick-connection cable for the
connection of the amplifier. Extension up to total 100m is
possible with 0.3mm2, or more, cable. However, in order to
reduce noise, make the wiring as short as possible.
• Do not use during the initial transient time (0.5 sec. approx.) after
the power supply is switched on.
• Take care that the sensor is not directly exposed to fluorescent
light from a rapid-starter lamp or a high frequency lighting device,
as it may affect the sensing performance.
• This sensor is suitable for indoor use only.
• Avoid dust, dirt, and steam.
• Take care that the product does not come in direct contact with
organic solvents, such as, thinner, etc.
• This sensor cannot be used in an environment containing
inflammable or explosive gases.
• Never disassemble or modify the sensor.
•
This product incorporates an automatic interference prevention
function. If the amplifiers are mounted in cascade, since a
different emission timing is automatically set for up to 4 amplifiers,
up to 4 sets of fiber heads can be mounted closely.
Further, even if the amplifiers are mounted closely along with
digital fiber sensor FX-301(P), the interference prevention
function works. However, in case both models of amplifiers are
mounted in cascade, mount identical models together.
Interference prevention function
PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER USE
Refer to Sensor General Catalog for fiber’s precautions.
•
Adjust the sensitivity, observing the
operation indicator (orange). However,
since the condition for lighting up of
the indicator depends on the
combination of the sensing condition
and selected operation for L/D-ON,
verify it from the table on the right.
•
The sensitivity adjuster is a
12-turn
potentiometer. The maximum
sensitivity is obtained by turning it fully clockwise.
•
The pointer shows the present sensitivity level.
Notes: 1)
‘Assist function’ cannot be used when adjusting sensitivity for moving objects.
2)
‘Assist function’ turns off automatically once the sensitivity adjustment has been completed.
3)
In case ‘assist function’ is not to be used, set the operation selection switch to
D-ON(Dark-ON) and wait for 2 sec., or more, to make ‘assist function’ ineffective.
Assist function
•
This product incorporates an ‘assist function’,
which helps to easily search the optimum
sensitivity position by flashing of the pointer.
In order to make ‘assist function’ effective,
switch the operation selection switch in the
order L-ON (Light-ON) n D-ON (Dark-ON) n
L-ON (Light-ON).
Pointer
Optimum point
<Sensitivity indicator>
Step
Sensing method
Reflective type
Thru-beam type
Operation
Sensitivity
indicator
Beam received
Beam not receivedBeam not received
Beam received
Turn the sensitivity adjuster
fully counterclockwise.
(Minimum sensitivity)
In the beam received
condition, slowly turn the
adjuster clockwise and find
the point
A where the
sensor is switched ON. The
pointer flashes once at the
point A. (Note 1)
Turn the adjuster towards
the point A from the point
B slowly. The pointer starts
flashing when it approaches the optimum
sensitivity point and flashes
faster at the optimum
sensitivity point for 3 sec.
This point is the optimum
sensitivity point. (Note 2)
In the beam not received
condition, slowly turn the
adjuster further clockwise
until the sensor goes into
the ON state again. Once it
is switched on, turn the
adjuster counterclockwise
a little and find the point B
where it is switched OFF.
The pointer flashes twice
at the point B . (Note 2)
Select either L-ON (Light-ON) or D-ON(Dark-ON) according to your application.
ON
ON
0
MAX
0
MAX
0
MAX
0
MAX
OFF
•
This product incorporates OFF-delay timer function. The timer period
can be selected as either 10ms. approx. or 40ms. approx. with the
timer selection switch. Since the output is extended by a fixed period, it
is useful when the connected device has a slow response time or
when small objects are being sensed and the output signal width is
small.
Timer function
Timer
selection
switch
OFF-delay timer
Normal
Light-ON
Dark-ON
Light-ON
Dark-ON
Light
Dark
ON
TT T
T
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
0
4
6
8
MAX
(Note)
40
40
ms
ms
OFF
40
10
ms
ms
OFF
14
: Lights off: Lights up
Sensing condition
Light
Dark
Operation
Operation indicator
D-ON(Dark-ON)
L-ON(Light ON)
D-ON(Dark-ON)
L-ON(Light ON)
If the sensor does not
go into the ON state,
MAX is the point B .