7. Set the on time to minimum, with the on-timing pot. (full counter
clockwise)
8. Set the off-time to maximum, with the off-timing pot, when in
short-off mode (full clockwise) or to at least 2--3 seconds, when
in long-off mode.
9. Turn “coarse” sensing range adjustmentto the minimum position
(full clockwise).
10. Position the control in its application and increase the sensing
range until the control senses the background. The Red LED indicator will turn On. The Green LED (2X margin indicator) will
probably turn On.
11. With the “fine” adjustment, decrease the sensing range until the
Green LED turns Off.
12. Place the object to be detected in front of the control at the expected sensing distance. Both red and green LED’s should turn
On. Remove the target.
13. Time Delay Operation -- If after the off delay has elapsed the
Red LED indicator turns Off, the control has the correct adjustments and settings should be locked with the lock screw. If
the Red LED does not turn Off, slightly reduce the sensing
range with the fine sensingrange adjustmentand repeat steps
12 and 13.
14. One-Shot Operation -- Replace the target in front of the control
after the one shot time has elapsed. If the Red LED turnsOn,
the settingsare correctand can be locked with the lock screw.
If the Red LED does not turn On, slightly reduce the sensing
range with the fine sensingrange adjustmentand repeat steps
12 and 14.
(+)
10--30VDC
+5VDC
TTL Logic
(--)
22
15. Select Light or Dark operate mode with switch.
16. Adjust for the desired delays with the On and Off timing pots.
17. Tighten the lockscrew after adjusting the sensing range. A slight
increase in sensing distance may occur. Typically .25 (.63cm) at
12 (30.5cm), .12 (30.5cm) at a 6 (15.2cm) and .062 (1.57cm)
at 3 (7.62cm), for both background and target. If necessary,
sensing range variation can be compensated for by adjusting to
11.75 (29.8cm) for a 12 (30.5cm) suppression point, 5.875
(14.9cm) for a 6 (15.2cm) suppression point, and 2.95
(7.46cm) for a 3 (7.62cm) suppression point. Repeat steps 5 and
6 to verify the range after the lockscrew is tightened.
APPLICATION PRECAUTIONS
To obtain the high sensitivity and sharp cut-off required in a background suppression control, two photodetectors are used. One detector senses objects in close, the other detector will sense further out.
If the further out signal (background) is greater than or equal to
the close in signal, the control remains Off, if the close signal is greater than the background signal, the control output will turn On.
This interdependence of the two photodetectors and overlapping
sensing areas require that the object being sensed passes by the sensor
in certain directions or false operation could occur. Therefore, an object always should travel on an x-axis perpendicular with the control.
See figures below.
CLOSE SENSING
AREA
FIELD OF VIEW
OVERLAP
Direction
of travel
SUPPRESSION
POINT
OBJECT
SUPPRESSED
FAR SENSING
AREA
TO BE
WRONG DIRECTION OF TRAVELCORRECT DIRECTION OF TRAVEL
INSTALLATION
The control must be securely mounted on a firm, stable surface or
support. A mounting which is subject to excessive vibration or shifting may cause intermittent operation.
OUTLINE DIMENSIONS
Control
Top Vi ew
Suppression
Point
Direction
of travel
OBJECT
TO BE
SUPPRESSED
Both
sensing ranges
overlap
61/64
(24.2)
15/16
(33.3)
15/32
(11.9)
39/64
(15.4)
5 33/64
(139.5)
QUICK
DISCONNECT
SCREW
LED
INDICATOR
1/2--14
NPSM
15/64
(27.3)
10--32 UNF
2HOLES
49/64
(19.4)
35/64
(13.8)
17/16
(36.5)
11/2
(38.1)
21/64
(8.3)
25/32
(54.7)
1 17/16
(36.5)
25/32
(54.7)
TO REMOVE SCANNER
11/32
(8.7)MIN.
7/64
(2.7)
2 51/64
(71.0)
2 19/32
(65.8)
25/32
(54.7)
21/64
(8.3)
11/2
(38.1)
3/4
(19.0
)
TERMINAL BASECABLE BASE
33
10-32 UNC
15/64
(27.3)
2HOLES
1/4-18
NPSM
39/64
(15.4)
1/4-18
NPSM
15/32
(11.9)
27/8
(73.0)
61/64
(24.2)
3 63/64
(101.2)
7/64
(2.7)
10’ (3m)
CABLE
MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES
w
39/64
(15.4)
.280
(7.10)
15/32
(11.9)
27/8
(73.0)
GENERAL PURPOSE MOUNTING
60-1785
MATERIAL
#11 GA CRS
61/64
(24.2)
(50.8)
2 21/32
(67.5)
11/3 2
(8.73)
4.0
(101.6)
57/16
(138.1)
CLEARANCE FOR
#1/4- -20 HDW
3/4
(19.0)
2
.325
(8.26)
2 57/64
(73.42)
13/4
DIA.
3/4
(19.0)
39/64
(15.4)
.280
(7.10)
15/32
(11.9)
(106.5)
41/4
61/64
(24.2)
2
(50.8)
2 21/32
(67.5)
11/ 32
(8.73)
5 25/64
(136.9)
1 11/16
(42.9)
.325
(8.26)
39/64
(15.4)
15/32
(11.9)
2 27/32
(72.3)
(54.7)
5/32
21/64
(8.3)
61/64
(24.2)
FOR #10-32 HDW
2
11/2
(38.1)
CLEARANCE
11/2
(38.1)
1/4 (6.3)
1 14/32
(61.9)
HEAVYDUTYMOUNTING
60-1748
11/3 2
(8.73)
1 53/64
(46.43)
47/64
(104.4)
1
(25.4)
21/2
(63.5)
CLEARANCE
FOR #10-32 HDW
21/2
(63.5)
15/32
(11.9)
39/64
(15.4)
#10-32
THREAD
2HOLES
11/4
(31.7)
21/64
(8.3)
1/4
(6.3)
11/2
(38.1)
61/64
(24.2)
1/4 (6.3)
1 14/32
(61.9)
11/3 2
(8.73)
(25.4)
1
4 11/32
(110.3)
59/64
(23.4)
25/32
(54.7)
5 24/32
(146.4)
21/2
(63.5)
Control with Cable Base
Control with Terminal Base
Control with Cable BaseControl with Terminal Base
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