Signal Beacon
GA0001118_01
NE-24A
NE-M1A
NE-IL
TYPE
TYPE
NE-24A/NE-M1A
Signal Beacon
NE-IL
Complete Operation
Manual
Installation Operation Maintenance
Page
1 Read this First
2 Model Number Confi guration
3 Names and Dimensions
4 Installation
2
3
6
9
Notice to Customer
Thank you very much for purchasing our PATLITE
products.
Request the installation and wiring be performed by
a professional contractor if construction work is
involved.
Prior to installation, read this manual thoroughly
before using this product to ensure correct use.
If there are any questions concerning this product,
refer to the contact information at the end of this
document and contact your nearest PATLITE Sales
Representative.
To the Contractor
Read this manual carefully prior to installation.
Be sure to return this manual to the customer.
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5 Wiring
6 Using the LED and Buzzer
7 Troubleshooting
8 Specifi cations
9 Service Parts
10 Optional Parts
12
16
25
28
31
32
Read this First
1
Safety Precautions
The safety precautions that should always be followed in order to prevent injury to user or other individuals as well as
prevent damage to property are described below.
The level of injury or damage caused by ignoring these safety precautions and using the product improperly is categorized
and described below.
Warning
This icon indicates an action with the potential to
cause death or serious injury.
Caution
This icon indicates an action with the potential to
cause injury, physical loss or damage.
Warning
To prevent from short-circuits or damage, observe the following:
Be sure the power is disconnected before replacement or repair, including the replacement of the fuse.
Use this product in a properly maintained condition. (Replace or repair if the globe, case, etc. are damaged.)
If installing this product requires construction work, ask a specialist in order to avoid fi re, or personal injury.
When this product is used for security purposes, it should be inspected daily. In case a malfunction should occur, it is
recommended that you use this product together with other security products.
After installation, do not use this product to climb up onto the equipment with.
Failure to comply will result in product damage and/or falling off the machinery.
Caution
Be sure to put a fuse in the wiring circuit between the power source and equipment for protection. If a fuse is not added,
it may result in product and/or equipment failure.
Be sure to prevent electrostatic damage due to discharge when working with this product for wiring, exchanging units,
setting up parameters, etc. by discharging static electricity on your body, etc.
Do not disassemble or detach during operation.
Do not push on any internal parts when wiring or removing and installing the globe.
Notice
To ensure proper safety while using the signal tower, observe the following:
Be sure to prevent electrostatic damage
units, setting up parameters, etc. by discharging static electricity on your body, etc.
(To prevent damage from static electricity, touch hands or other body parts to metals or an earth ground to discharge
the body from static charge.)
Use a soft cloth moistened with water to clean the globe or case.
(Do not use
To ensure safety when this product is installed onto equipment, observe the following:
periodic pre-maintenance
Perform
As a precaution against problems occurring,
thinner, benzine, gasoline or oil
Do not remove parts
Do not modify or disassemble
Use only the specifi ed replacement parts listed in this document.
beyond those designed to be removed from this product.
.
use this product together with other equipment
due to discharge when working with this product for wiring, exchanging
.)
this product.
.
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Model Number Confi guration
2
TYPE
Assembly Model
Model Number Example
NE-24A
Model Rated Voltage
NE - A-
24 V DC
24
NE-24A-R
24 V DC
Red
LED Unit
Color
Red
R
Amber
Y
Green
G
Blue
B
White
C
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TYPE
Assembly Model
NE-M1A
Model Rated Voltage Touch Sensor Buzzer
NE - A -
LED Unit
Color
Model Number Example
12 ~ 24 V DC
M1
NE-M1ATB-M
12 ~ 24 V DC
Touch Sensor
Buzzer
Multicolor
With Touch Sensor
T
No Touch Sensor
N
With Buzzer
B
No Buzzer
N
Multicolor
M
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TYPE
Assembly Model
NE-IL
Model Touch Sensor Buzzer
NE - IL -
LED Unit
Color
With Touch Sensor (General-Purpose Digital/Analog Input)
X
With Touch Sensor
T
No Touch Sensor
N
Model Number Example
NE-ILXB-M
IO-Link
Touch Sensor (General-Purpose Digital/Analog Input)
Buzzer
Multicolor
With Buzzer
B
Multicolor
M
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Names and Dimensions
3
TYPE
61
1
NE-24A
46.5
Ø 56
Accessory
Waterproof Sheet
Globe
O-Ring
Case
Nameplate
Waterproof Sheet
Unit: mm
Mounting Holes
Ø 4.5
Wire Exit Hole
Ø 13.3
Bottom View
(Without waterproof sheet)
*1 The mounting holes (2 positions) are designed to be punched
out.
Drill the Ø 4.5 mounting holes from the top.
*1
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TYPE
NE-M1ANN-M
46.5
61
1
(26)
NE-M1A
Ø 56
Globe
O-Ring
Case
Nameplate
Waterproof Sheet
Cable Gland
19
Cable
UL2464 AWG24 × 7
Color: Red/Green/Blue/Yellow/Purple/Pink/Gray
Cable length: 2090
Cable diameter: Max. 6.5
Material: PVC
Mounting Holes *1 Ø 4.5
NE-M1ATB-M/NE-M1ANB-M
Electrostatic Capacitive
Ø 56
Touch Sensor
(Only for NE-M1ATB-M)
46.5
72.5(26)
1
19
Cable
UL2464 AWG24 × 7
Color: Red/Green/Blue/Yellow/Purple/Pink/Gray
Cable length: 2090
Cable diameter: Max. 6.5
Material: PVC
Unit: mm
Globe
O-Ring
Buzzer Case
Nameplate
Aperture Section
Waterproof Sheet
Cable Gland
Ø21.1
Rear View
(Without Cable Gland)
Touch Sensor
*1 The mounting holes (2 positions) are designed to be punched out.
Drill the Ø 4.5 mounting holes from the top.
When drilling out the holes, take care to prevent the tools from making contact with the internal
touch sensor.
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Accessory
Waterproof Sheet
TYPE
46.5
72.52016.2
10 1
NE-IL
Ø 56
Electrostatic Capacitive
Touch Sensor
(Only for NE-ILXB-M
and NE-ILTB-M)
Globe
O-Ring
Buzzer Case
Nameplate
Aperture Section
Waterproof Sheet
M30 Nut
M30 × 1.5
M12 Connector
IO-Link C/Q
Analog IN
Digital GND
Digital IN
L+
M12 Connector Pin Confi guration (NE-ILXB-M)
N.C.
L-
M12 Connector Pin Confi guration
(NE-ILTB-M/NE-ILNB-M)
Analog GND
L-
N.C.
L+
N.C.
IO-Link C/Q
Unit: mm
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Installation
4
Caution
This product is for indoor use only. (Do not use it outdoors.)
Do not leave the product, or use it without globe installed.
Do not apply excessive force when mounting/removing the globe. Failure to comply will result in damage.
When removing and installing the globe again, check that there is no gap between the globe and case.
A gap may result in parts falling in or water ingress.
Use a soft cloth moistened with water to clean the globe or case.
(Do not use thinner, benzine, gasoline or oil.)
The waterproof sheet must be used before installation.
This product has a 1mm thick waterproof sheet at the bottom of the case. However, because installation surface
unevenness may cause a lack of waterproofi ng protection, it is recommended to apply sealant between the unit and the
installation surface to maintain waterproof conditions.
Notice
The following requirements are necessary for proper installation:
- Install the signal beacon where excessive
- lnstall the signal beacon on a
- Install the signal beacon on a
When waterproofi ng, apply a sealing coating onto the nuts on the backside of the installation surface.
Provide a sealant coating around the wire exit hole, or use a Cable Gland.
sturdy
level
surface.
surface.
vibration
is not present.
TYPE
(1) Unlock the globe by holding and rotating it in a counter-
(2) Punch-out the mounting holes on the case by drilling
(3) Peel off the adhesive paper from the waterproof sheet
(4) Affi x the product to the installation surface with screws
(5) After mounting the case, fi t the globe by aligning the
Installation Dimension [Unit: mm]
When the Cable Gland is used, the hole must be large enough for it to fi t through.
The recommended Cable Gland size is as follows:
screw size: M16 × 1.5; screw length: shorter than 11 mm;
outer diameter: less than 25 mm;
material: plastic. (Tightening torque : 3 N•m)
NE-24A
clockwise direction, then lift it up.
Ø 4.5 holes from the top.
and apply it to the case.
and nuts.
(Installation screws and nuts are not included with this
product.)
positioning marks and lock it by rotating in a clockwise.
Wire Exit Hole
(Ø 16)
When the Cable Gland is used: Ø
26
Installation Holes
35.5
(2 - Ø 4.5)
M4 screw
(Tightening torque: 0.6 N•m)
(1) (5)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Positioning Mark
< Locked >
< Unlocked >
Installation Example
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TYPE
(1) Remove the globe by unscrewing it in a counter-clockwise
(2) Punch-out the mounting holes on the case and buzzer
(3) Peel off the adhesive paper from the waterproof sheet
(4) Affi x the product to the installation surface with screws
(5) Set the globe with aligning the positioning mark after
NE-M1A
direction.
case by drilling holes from the top.
and apply it to the case.
and nuts.
(Installation screws and nuts are not included with this
product.)
attaching the case, then turn the globe clockwise to lock
it.
(1) (5)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Positioning Mark
< Locked >
< Unlocked >
Installation Example
Installation Dimension [Unit: mm]
Wire Exit Hole
(Ø 16) When the Cable Gland is used: Ø 26
Installation Holes
35.5
(2 - Ø 4.5)
M4 screw (Tightening torque: 0.6 N•m)
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TYPE
(1) Remove the M30 nut.
(2) Fix on the mounting surface with the M30 nut.
(3) Connect the M12 cable to the M12 Connector.
Installation Dimension [Unit: mm]
NE-IL
Installation Holes
(Ø 31) (Tightening torque: 4.5 N•m)
Waterproof Sheet
(3)
(1) (2)
Installation Example
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Wiring
5
Caution
Make sure the power is OFF before wiring. A short circuit may damage internal circuits.
Ensure the proper working voltage is used. Any mistake in wiring may result in damage.
Do not pull the wire out or push it into the case.
Be sure the wiring is done properly. Any mistake in wiring may result in damage.
Be sure to put a fuse in the wiring circuit between the power source and equipment for protection.
If a fuse is not added, it may result in product and/or equipment failure.
TYPE
(1) Remove the globe by unscrewing it in a counter-
(2) Connect the wires to the screwless terminal block.
(3) Attach the globe by screwing it in a clockwise direction.
The terminals have no polarity.
(1) A minus driver etc. is used to pry the lever slot of the Terminal Block open, by
(2) The stripped side of the lead wire is inserted in the slot.
(3) The driver is removed to release the lever. (Check to make sure the lead wire
NE-24A
clockwise direction.
Screwless Terminal Block wiring method
pushing straight onto the lever slot.
has been locked in place.)
Strip 8 mm of wire insulation from the wire to insert it in the Terminal Block.
The minus driver blade should be at about 2 mm by 0.5 mm in size.
Screwless Terminal Block
Wiring Example
Applicable Wire Sizes
Single: 0.2 mm
Stranded: AWG 24 ~ 16
Caution
Do not apply excess force to the screwless terminal block during wiring. Doing so may cause damage.
Notice
Make sure that there is no slack in the internal wiring.
Wiring hanging over the LED may cause a reduction in luminous intensity.
2
~ 1.5 mm
Lever
2
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Wiring Example
TYPE
Wiring examples vary depending on the driving method.
NE-24A
(A) External Contact Drive
(B) I/O Unit Drive
(NPN Transistor)
(C) I/O Unit Drive
(PNP Transistor)
[ Fuse ]
Fuse Rating
250 V 1 A
External Contact
Fuse
1A
Power Supply
DC 24 V
[ External Contact Capacity ]
Current Capacity
Voltage Capacity
Is ≥ 50 mA
Vs ≥ 35 V
Fuse
1 A
Power Supply
DC 24 V
Power Supply
(Non-polar)
I/O Unit
I/O Unit
Fuse
1 A
[ Transistor (NPN or PNP) ]
Current Capacity
Withstand
Voltage
Leakage Current
No signifi cant inrush current
present.
Ic ≥ 50 mA
Vc ≥ 35 V
IL ≤ 0.1 mA
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TYPE
NE-M1ANN-M/NE-M1ANB-M
NE-M1A
NE-M1ATB-M
Do not connect directly to the power supply!
Input for Blink Control (Pink Wire)
LED Red (Red Wire)
LED Green (Green Wire)
LED Blue (Blue Wire)
Buzzer (Purple Wire)
Gray Wire
Yellow Wire
Do not connect directly to the power supply!
Output for Touch Sensor (Pink Wire)
NPN Open Collector
Load Power Valtage: DC 30 V or less
Load Current: 100 mmA or less
LED Red (Red Wire)
LED Green (Green Wire)
LED Blue (Blue Wire)
Buzzer (Purple Wire)
Power Source (Gray Wire)
Common Wire (Yellow Wire)
This will cause damage!
External Contact
for Light Control
This will cause damage!
External Contact
External Contact
for Blink Control
Fuse (1 A)
Load
Fuse (1 A)
Power Supply
GND
Power Supply
LED Color
Wiring
< NOTE > No need to connect the buzzer (purple wire) for NE-M1ANN-M. When the blink control is not necessary for
[ Fuse ]
NE-M1ANN-M/NE-M1ANB-M, no need to connect the blink control (pink wire). Be sure to insulate all unconnected
lead wires one by one. Otherwise, electric shock or short circuit may occur.
Fuse Rating
Red Green Blue Yellow Cyan Purple White
Red Green Blue
[ External Contact Capacity ]
250 V 1 A
Current Capacity
Voltage Capacity
Leakage Current
Inrush current: 15 A / 0.1 ms
Signal response time: 50 ms
Red
+
Green
Is ≥ 50 mA
Vs ≥ 35 V
IL ≥ 0.1 mA
Blue
+
Green
Red
+
Blue
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Red
+
Green
+
Blue
TYPE
NE-ILXB-M
NE-ILTB-M/NE-ILNB-M
NE-IL
Analog IN (Pin-2)
Analog GND (Pin-1)
Digital IN (Pin-4)
Digital GND (Pin-3)
L+ (Pin-5)
IO-Link C/Q (Pin-8)
L- (Pin-7)
Analog Input
GND
Digital Input
GND
L+
C/Q
L-
External Sensor
External Equipment
(PWS, etc.)
IO-Link Master
L+ (Pin-1)
IO-Link C/Q (Pin-4)
L- (Pin-3)
[ External Contact Capacity ]
Current Capacity
Voltage Capacity
Leakage Current
Is ≥ 50 mA
Vs ≥ 35 V
IL ≥ 0.1 mA
[ Analog Input ]
Input Range
Update interval: 20 ms
L+
C/Q
L-
4 mA - 20 mA
IO-Link Master
[ Digital Input ]
Driving Method
Update interval: 20 ms
NPN open drain
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Using the LED and Buzzer
6
TYPE
The LED light color and buzzer sound pattern can be set by removing the globe and adjusting the DIP switches. For touch
sensor specifi cations, the touch sensor input switching can be set.
NE-M1A
Caution
Do not use excess force when performing operations.
deformation.
Do not use sharp-pointed objects to perform operations.
switches or hinder contact between contact parts.
Top view of product (with globe removed)
OFF
ON
Failure to comply will result in damage due to breakage or
Failure to comply may result in damage and inoperative
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Using the NE-M1A
This product is able to use a signal wire to control the LED and buzzer.
Each setting is adjusted using the setting DIP switches.
NE-M1ATB can also be controlled with a touch sensor.
About DIP Switches
Settings can be changed as shown in the following tables. (All OFF as factory default settings)
NE-M1ATB Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4
Function Buzzer Pattern Settings
NE-M1ANB Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4
Function Buzzer Pattern Settings Not used Not used Not used
Buzzer Pattern Settings
Change the buzzer pattern as shown in the following table.
Switch Position OFF ON
Buzzer Pattern
Change Touch Sensor
Input Settings
Rapid intermittent beep
(call sign)
Change Touch Sensor Input LED Color Settings
Continuous beep sound
Change Touch Sensor Input Settings
Change the operation of the touch sensor when it is touched as shown in the following table.
Switch Position OFF ON
Input Setting Momentary operation Toggle operation
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Change Touch Sensor Input Settings
Change the operation of the touch sensor when it is touched as shown in the following table.
LED Color
E.g. 1) If momentary operation and a red color LED have been set, touching the touch sensor will light up in red,
regardless of the color that the LED is being controlled with the signal wire (or if it is off).
E.g. 2) If toggle operation and LED off have been set, touching the touch sensor once will turn the LED off, regardless of
the color that the LED is being controlled with the signal wire. The LED will remain off until touching the light again,
even if the condition of the signal wire has been changed.
Switch Position
OFF OFF OFF
Red ON OFF
Blue OFF ON
White ON ON
Switch 3 Switch 4
Notice
Always move your hand away from the touch sensor after changing the DIP Switch.
About the Touch Sensor
To turn the touch sensor to ON, touch the following symbol on the top of the globe with the middle of your fi nger or palm of
your hand. The response time of the touch sensor is 100 ms.
Touch here
Caution
Do not hit or press the touch sensor with excess force. Doing so may result in damage to the product.
Notice
The touch sensor may not respond if you touch the sensor too slowly.
Touching continuously for 60 seconds is considered an incorrect operation, and the condition when touched is forcibly
canceled. The light will respond by releasing your hand from the globe and touching it again.
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TYPE
Using the NE-IL
This product is an IO-Link compliant product.
Follow the instructions for wiring up “ 5 Wiring ”(P. 15).
The IO-Link master can control the LED and the buzzer.
The functions that can be used differs depending on the product.
Available functions are shown in the following table.
Changing the “Operating Mode” settings enables operation in the following modes:
Color Specifi cation Mode
Level Mode
Analog Input Mode (NE-ILXB only)
Digital Input Mode (NE-ILXB only)
The parameters used in each mode are shown in the following table.
Refer to “Common Items for Each Mode” (P. 23) for common items.
Parameter
2000: LED Intensity
2001: Buzzer Sound Level
2002: SIO LED Color
2003: SIO LED Pattern
2004: Touch Sensor LED Color
2005: Touch Sensor LED Pattern
2006: Touch Sensor Buzzer Pattern
2007: Digital Input LED Color
2008: Digital Input LED Pattern
2009: Digital Input Buzzer Pattern
2010: Analog Input Threshold
2011: Analog Input LED Color
2012: Analog Input LED Pattern
2013: Analog Input Buzzer Pattern
NE-IL
Function NE-ILNB NE-ILTB NE-ILXB
Touch Sensor Input
Analog Input
Digital Input
Mode
Color Specifi cation Level Analog Input Digital Input
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Parameter Settings
For information about the parameter settings, please download the IODD from the LR6-IL page on our homepage (https://
www.patlite.com/).
Please also download and use the parameter sheet in the same way.
Common Items
The common processed data shown in the following table can be received by the master can be received in each mode.
bit7 bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
Byte 0 Analog Input Value (Lower 8 bits of total 11 bits)
Byte 1
3.2mA ~ 4 mA (-25 ~ 0) / 4 mA ~ 20 mA (0 ~ 500) / 20 mA ~ 21 mA (500 ~ 531)
Color Specifi cation Mode
In this mode, LED and buzzer details are specifi ed for control.
Other settings are specifi ed using the parameters.
Send the processed data by referring to the table below.
Byte 0 LED Pattern Not used LED Color
Byte 1 Buzzer Pattern Not used
Level Mode
In this mode, LED and buzzer details are set using the parameters, and controlled with the values of the processed data.
Send the processed data by referring to the table below.
Byte 0 Analog value (Lower 8 bits of total 9 bits)
Byte 1 Not used
Values from 0 (0x000) to 500 (0x1F4) can be entered as analog values.
Touch
Sensor Input
ON / OFF
bit7 bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
bit7 bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
Digital Input
ON / OFF
Not used
Memory
Error
Touch
Sensor Error
Analog Input Value
(Upper 3 bits)
Buzzer
ON / OFF
Analog value
(Upper 1 bit)
Refer to “Analog Control Examples)” (P. 22) for an example of control using Analog Input Mode.
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Analog Input Mode
In this mode, LED and buzzer control uses analog input values without using processed data.
Settings are specifi ed using the parameters.
Refer to the following image for values used for analog input.
Current value
21mA
20mA
4mA
3.2mA
-25
0
Resolution
Analog Input Value
500
531
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Analog Control Examples)
byte
1234567891011
index 2010: Analog Input Value Threshold 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 475
index 2011 Analog Input LED Color 4 4 4 22233310
index 2012 Analog Input LED Pattern 1 2 0 12012030
index 2013 Analog Input Buzzer Pattern 0 0 0 00000030
For Index2010 enter a value that is larger than the value specifi ed by the lower byte. If 0 is specifi ed, the parameter for that
byte will be ignored.
byte11 does not exist for Index2010, but specifying it for Index2011 to 2013 specifi es the operation up to set the threshold
value for byte1 from default conditions.
Analog Input Value LED Color LED Pattern Buzzer Pattern
49 OFF Lit Buzzer 0 (OFF)
50 - 99 Blue 1 sec. Flash (Slow) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
100 - 149 Blue 500 ms Flash (Medium) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
150 - 199 Blue Lit Buzzer 0 (OFF)
200 - 249 Green 1 sec. Flash (Slow) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
250 - 299 Green 500 ms Flash (Medium) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
300 - 349 Green Lit Buzzer 0 (OFF)
350 - 399 Yellow 1 sec. Flash (Slow) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
400 - 449 Yellow 500 ms Flash (Medium) Buzzer 0 (OFF)
450 - 474 Yellow Lit Buzzer 0 (OFF)
475 Red 250 ms Flash (Fast) Buzzer 3
Due to variations in the analog input value, the value specifi ed for Index2010 is the threshold value, and hysteresis is
specifi ed to 20 for the downward direction. Note that if the specifi ed threshold value is 20 or less, the hysteresis is 1.
Digital Input Mode
In this mode, LED and buzzer control uses digital input values without using processed data.
Settings are specifi ed using the parameters.
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Common Items for Each Mode
About LED Colors
The “LED Color” used in each mode is shown in the following table.
Color Setting
OFF 0
Red 1
Green 2
Yellow 3
Blue 4
Purple 5
Cyan 6
White 7
About LED Patterns
The “LED Pattern” used in each mode is shown in the following table.
Pattern
Name Interval
Lit - 0
1 sec. Flash (Slow) 500 ms 1
500 ms Flash (Medium) 250 ms 2
250 ms Flash (Fast) 125 ms 3
Single Flash 500 ms 4
Double Flash 500 ms 5
Triple Flash 500 ms 6
Sine Curve (slow) 6 s 7
Sine Curve (fast) 3 s 8
Setting
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About Buzzer Patterns
The “Buzzer Pattern” used in each mode is shown in the following table.
Pattern Name Setting
Silent 0
Continuous beep sound 1
Rapid intermittent beep (call sign) 2
Rapid hi-low 3
Sweep sound 4
Continuous beep sound 500ms ON / 500ms OFF 5
Rapid intermittent beep (call sign) 500ms ON / 500ms OFF 6
Rapid hi-low 500ms ON / 500ms OFF 7
Sweep sound 500ms ON / 500ms OFF 8
About the Touch Sensor
Refer to “About the Touch Sensor” (P. 18) for the NE-M1A.
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Troubleshooting
7
TYPE
Troubleshoot problems that occur by following the instructions in the table below.
No. Problem Confi rmation Remedy
NE-24A
The LED does not light.
1
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Has the fuse blown? Replace the fuse if it has blown.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Use the appropriate voltage.
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
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TYPE
Troubleshoot problems that occur by following the instructions in the table below.
No. Problem Confi rmation Remedy
NE-M1A
The LED does not light.
1
The color of the LED
differs from the desired
2
color.
The LED does not fl ash.
3
The buzzer does not
4
sound.
The touch sensor does
5
not respond
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Has the fuse blown? Replace the fuse if it has blown.
Is touch sensor input being used?
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is touch sensor input being used?
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Check the product model.
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Has the fuse blown? Replace the fuse if it has blown.
Check the product model.
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Has the fuse blown? Replace the fuse if it has blown.
Are you touching the sensor too slowly?
Check the product model.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Use the appropriate voltage.
Check “ 6 Using the LED and Buzzer”
(P. 16). For products with T in the model
name, the touch sensor input has priority
out of touch sensor input and signal wire
input.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Check “ 6 Using the LED and Buzzer”
(P. 16). For products with T in the model
name, the touch sensor input has priority
out of touch sensor input and signal wire
input.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Products with
have a fl ash function.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Use the appropriate voltage.
Only products with
have a buzzer function.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Use the appropriate voltage.
The touch sensor may not respond if you
touch the sensor too slowly.
Only products with
have a touch sensor function.
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
T
in the model name do not
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
B
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
T
in the model name
in the model name
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TYPE
Troubleshoot problems that occur by following the instructions in the table below.
No. Problem Confi rmation Remedy
NE-IL
The LED does not light.
1
The color of the LED
differs from the desired
2
color.
The buzzer does not
3
sound.
The touch sensor does
4
not respond
Is the processing data correct?
Is the specifi ed value correct?
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Is the processing data correct?
Is the specifi ed value correct?
Is the processing data correct?
Is the specifi ed value correct?
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Has the wiring been connected properly?
Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?
Are you touching the sensor too slowly?
Is the specifi ed value correct?
Check the product model.
Refer to the instructions in “
LED and Buzzer ” (P. 16), and resend
the processing data.
6
Check “
(P. 16) and set the specifi ed value.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Check whether the connected IO-Link is
putting out the proper voltage.
Refer to the instructions in “
LED and Buzzer ” (P. 16), and resend
the processing data.
Check “
(P. 16) and set the specifi ed value.
Refer to the instructions in “
LED and Buzzer ” (P. 16), and resend
the processing data.
Check “
(P. 16) and set the specifi ed value.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “
Check whether the connected IO-Link is
putting out the proper voltage.
Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “ 5 Wiring ” (P. 12).
Check whether the connected IO-Link is
putting out the proper voltage.
The touch sensor may not respond if you
touch the sensor too slowly.
Check “
(P. 16) and set the specifi ed value.
Only products with
have a touch sensor function.
Using the LED and Buzzer”
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
6
Using the LED and Buzzer”
6
Using the LED and Buzzer”
5
Wiring ” (P. 12).
6
Using the LED and Buzzer”
T
6
Using the
6
Using the
6
Using the
in the model name
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Specifi cations
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General Specifi cations (NE-24A)
Product Name Signal Beacon
Model NE-24A-
Rated Voltage 24 V DC
Voltage tolerance range Rated Voltage ±10 %
Rated current
consumption
Rated power consumption
Ambient operating temperature -30 °C to +50 °C
Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Ambient storage temperature -40 °C to +75 °C
Ambient storage humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction All directions
Protection Rating IP65, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13
Vibration Resistance 5 MΩ or more at 500 V DC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Withstanding voltage 1 minute at 500 V AC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Luminous colors Red / Yellow / Green / Blue / White
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.06 kg
Compliance standards
Notes
The requirements in each law and regulation are only included in the language designated by each law and regulation.
Check the instruction manuals published in each language.
*1 If installed on a fl at surface using a cable gland
Standard 22.4 mA
Maximum 26 mA
Standard 0.53 W
Maximum 0.65 W
Environmental
conditions
The brightness of each LED may differ according to the characteristics of the LED or
color variations in each individual LED or the product.
When installed in all directions
EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)
*1
RoHS Directive (EN 50581)
UL 508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14
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General Specifi cations (NE-M1A)
Product Name Signal Beacon
Model NE-M1ANN-M NE-M1ANB-M NE-M1ATB-M
Rated Voltage 12 V DC to 24 V DC
Voltage tolerance range 10 V DC to 30 V DC
Rated current
consumption
Rated power
consumption
Ambient operating temperature -25 °C to +60 °C
Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Ambient storage temperature -40 °C to +75 °C
Ambient storage humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Touch Sensing Input Method - Electrostatic Capacitance
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.15 kg 0.17 kg
Standard
Maximum
Standard
Maximum
Standby current 20 mA or less
Inrush current 0.4 A / 2 msec
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction All directions
Protection Rating IP67, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13 IP65, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13
Vibration Resistance 5 MΩ or more at 500 V DC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Withstanding voltage 1 minute at 500 V AC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Sound pressure level - Typ. 88 dB
Flashing cycle 500ms ON / OFF -
Exterior dimensions Refer to the Outer Dimension Drawing
Compliance standards
Notes
Model description
12 V DC 55 mA 80 mA
24 V DC 45 mA 65 mA
12 V DC 65 mA 95 mA
24 V DC 50 mA 75 mA
12 V DC 0.7 W 1.0 W
24 V DC 1.1 W 1.6 W
12 V DC 0.8 W 1.2 W
24 V DC 1.2 W 1.8 W
Environmental
conditions
Environmental
conditions
At 1 m in front from the center, buzzer pattern 2 “Continuous beep sound”
The brightness of each LED may differ according to the characteristics of the LED or
When installed in the upright direction
EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)
RoHS Directive (EN 50581)
UL 508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14
FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A
KC (KN 61000-6-4, KN 61000-6-2)
color variations in each individual LED or the product.
NE - M1 A T B - M
Buzzer
B : With Buzzer
N : No Buzzer
Luminous colors
M : Multicolor
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Touch Sensor
T : With Touch Sensor
N : No Touch Sensor
Voltage
M1 : 12 ~ 24 V DC
General Specifi cations (NE-IL)
Product Name IO-Link Signal Beacon
Model NE-ILNB-M NE-ILTB-M NE-ILXB-M
Rated Voltage 24 V DC
Voltage tolerance range 18 V DC to 30 V DC
Rated current
consumption
Rated power consumption
Inrush current 10 A / 0.2 msec
Ambient operating temperature -25 °C to +60 °C
Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Ambient storage temperature -40 °C to +75 °C
Ambient storage humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction Upright direction
Protection Rating IP65, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13
Vibration Resistance 5 MΩ or more at 500 V DC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Withstanding voltage 1 minute at 500 V AC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts
Sound pressure level Typ. 88 dB
Touch Sensing Input Method - Electrostatic Capacitance
Analog input range - 4 mA to 20 mA
Digital Input -
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.10 kg
Exterior dimensions Refer to the Outer Dimension Drawing
Compliance standards
Notes
Model description
Standard 80 mA
Maximum 100 mA
Standard 2.0 W
Maximum 2.4 W
Environmental
conditions
Environmental
conditions
At 1 m in front from the center, buzzer pattern 1 “Continuous beep sound”
The brightness of each LED may differ according to the characteristics of the LED or
When installed in the upright direction
EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)
FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A
KC (KN 61000-6-4, KN 61000-6-2)
color variations in each individual LED or the product.
(NPN/PNP Transistor)
RoHS Directive (EN 50581)
UL 508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14
NE - IL T B - M
Luminous colors
M : Multicolor
Buzzer
B : With Buzzer
N : No Buzzer
Voltage contact
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Touch Sensor
X : With Touch Sensor
(General-Purpose Digital/Analog Input)
T : With Touch Sensor
N : No Touch Sensor
Service Parts
9
These are the various parts for the customer to use when repairing or replacing parts for the product.
O-Ring
Number: 1
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Optional Parts
10
The optional parts for this product are listed below. (Top line: Part Name; Bottom: Model)
Pole Bracket
NE-001D
External Diagram
(Unit: mm)
47
Model Number Confi guration
Model Body Color
Model
Number
Applicable pole Applicable bracket
POLE 800A21
POLE 300A21
POLE 100A21
General Specifi cations
Product Name Pole Bracket
Model NE-001D
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction Upright direction
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %)
NE 001 D
D
: Off-darkgray
SZ 010
SZ 016A
(With one sealing rubber attached)
0.031 kg
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Installation
TYPE
Black (for Ø 22 mm pole)
Sealing rubber
Gray (for Ø 25 mm pole)
NE-IL
Remove the M30 nut
・
on the main unit.
Caution
After mounting the pole, check that the pole does not come loose.
Use in an area with no vibrations.
TYPE
NE-24A
NE-M1A
Recommended installation
・
screw: 4 × 12 mm
Self tapping screw for plastics
Recommended torque: 1 N m
・
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Wall Mounting Bracket
NE-002D
Model Number Confi guration
Model Body Color
Model
Number
NE 002 D
D
: Off-darkgray
External Diagram
(Unit: mm)
General Specifi cations
Product Name Wall Mounting Bracket
Model NE-002D
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction Upright direction
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.034 kg
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Installation
TYPE
NE-IL
TYPE
NE-24A
NE-M1A
Recommended installation screw:
・
M4 × 20 mm Pan head screw
M4 Hexagon nut
Recommended torque: 0.6 N m
・
Use in an area with no vibrations.
Caution
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Parts for International Models
NPT Pole Bracket
SZP-092D
External Diagram
(Unit: mm)
Model v Confi guration
Model Body Color
Model
Number
General Specifi cations
Product Name NPT Pole Bracket
Installation location Indoor
Installation direction Upright direction
Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.023 kg
SZP 092 D
D
: Off-darkgray
Model SZP-092D
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Installation
Mounting the NPT pole
Press down on A when mounting to the pole.
Forcibly mounting it may cause damage.
(Tightening torque: 2.25 N·m)
AA
1/2" NPT pole
TYPE
NE-IL
TYPE
NE-24A
NE-M1A
Remove the M30 nut
・
on the main unit.
Caution
After mounting the pole, check that the pole does not come loose.
Use in an area with no vibrations.
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Recommended installation
・
screw: 4 × 12 mm
Self tapping Screw for plastics
Recommended torque: 1 N m
・
The following optional parts can also be used with the NE-24A and NE-M1A.
Round Multi-pitch Bracket Round Bracket Wall Mounting Bracket
SZP-001W SZP-003W SZK-001U
Aluminum Pole N Type Aluminum Pole T Type
POLE22-[0100/0300/0500/0800/1000]AN POLE22-[0100/0300/0500/0800/1000]AT
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