SICK CFP CUBIC Operating Instructions Manual

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CFP CUBIC

Level sensor

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Product described

CFP Cubic

Manufacturer

SICK AG Erwin-Sick-Str. 1 79183 Waldkirch Germany

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Content

1 About this document .......................................................................................6

1.1 Information on the operating instructions ...............................................................6

1.2 Scope .........................................................................................................................6

1.3 Explanation of symbols .............................................................................................6

1.4 Further information ...................................................................................................7

1.5 Customer service ......................................................................................................7

2 Safety information ...........................................................................................8

2.1 Intended use ..............................................................................................................8

2.2 Improper use .............................................................................................................8

2.3 Limitation of liability ..................................................................................................8

2.4 Modications and conversions .................................................................................8

2.5 Requirements for skilled persons and operating personnel ..................................9

2.6 Operational safety and specic hazards ..................................................................9

2.7 General safety notes .............................................................................................. 10

2.8 Repairs .................................................................................................................... 10

3 Product description ....................................................................................... 11

3.1 Product identication ............................................................................................. 11

3.1.1 Information on the housing .................................................................... 11

3.1.2 Type code ................................................................................................ 11

3.2 Product characteristics .......................................................................................... 12

3.2.1 Device view ............................................................................................. 12

3.2.2 Operating buttons ................................................................................... 12

3.3 Product features and functions ............................................................................. 12

3.3.1 Principle of operation ............................................................................. 12

3.3.2 Fields of application ............................................................................... 12

4 Transport and storage .................................................................................. 13

4.1 Transport ................................................................................................................. 13

4.2 Transport inspection .............................................................................................. 13

4.3 Storage .................................................................................................................... 13

5 Mounting......................................................................................................... 14

5.1 Installation conditions............................................................................................ 14

5.2 Installation in a container ...................................................................................... 14

6 Electrical installation .................................................................................... 15

6.1 Safety ...................................................................................................................... 15

6.1.1 Notes on the electrical installation ........................................................ 15

6.2 Electrical connection .............................................................................................. 16

6.2.1 Overview of the electrical connections ................................................. 16

6.2.2 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 5-pin

(depending on the variant) ..................................................................... 16

6.2.3 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 8-pin ......................................... 17

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7 Commissioning .............................................................................................. 18

7.1 Quick commissioning (with factory settings) ........................................................ 18

7.2 Commissioning ....................................................................................................... 18

8 Operation ........................................................................................................ 20

8.1 Display and pushbuttons ....................................................................................... 20

8.1.1 Variants with two switching outputs ...................................................... 20

8.1.2 Variants with four switching outputs ..................................................... 20

8.1.3 IO-Link ..................................................................................................... 20

8.2 User and Exprt mode ............................................................................................. 20

8.2.1 User mode ............................................................................................... 20

8.2.2 Exprt mode .............................................................................................. 21

8.3 Conguring the switching outputs ......................................................................... 21

8.3.1 Switching hysteresis and window function ........................................... 21

8.3.2 Normally open with congurable hysteresis ......................................... 22

8.3.3 Normally closed with congurable hysteresis ....................................... 23

8.3.4 Normally open with window function..................................................... 24

8.3.5 Normally closed with window function .................................................. 25

8.3.6 Normally open with error signal ............................................................. 27

8.3.7 Switching output as input for processing external signals ................... 27

8.4 Conguration of analog outputs ............................................................................ 28

8.4.1 Automatic signal detection .................................................................... 28

8.4.2 Current output 4 to 20 mA ..................................................................... 29

8.4.3 Voltage output 0-10 V ............................................................................ 29

8.4.4 Behavior of outputs in the event of an error ......................................... 30

8.5 Advanced functions ................................................................................................ 30

8.5.1 Selecting display unit ............................................................................. 30

8.5.2 Setting an alternating display of measurands (DispA and DispB) ....... 30

8.5.3 Autocalibration ........................................................................................ 31

8.5.4 Performing empty adjustment ............................................................... 31

8.5.5 Locking the display without a password ............................................... 31

8.5.6 Locking the display with a password ..................................................... 32

8.5.7 Setting the medium adjustment ........................................................... 32

8.5.8 Filtering measured values ...................................................................... 32

8.5.9 Testing the conguration ........................................................................ 32

8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality ........................................................................ 34

8.5.11 Setting the offset .................................................................................... 35

8.5.12 Resetting the calibration ........................................................................ 36

9 Menu overview ............................................................................................... 37

9.1 User mode .............................................................................................................. 37

9.2 Exprt mode ............................................................................................................. 38

10 Overview of parameters ............................................................................... 41

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11 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................. 44

11.1 Error message on the display ................................................................................ 44

11.2 Operating the display ............................................................................................. 45

11.3 Outputs ................................................................................................................... 45

11.4 Error behavior ......................................................................................................... 45

12 Repair .............................................................................................................. 47

12.1 Maintenance ........................................................................................................... 47

12.2 Returns ................................................................................................................... 47

13 Disposal .......................................................................................................... 48

14 Technical data ................................................................................................ 49

14.1 Note for critical applications .................................................................................. 49

14.2 Features .................................................................................................................. 49

14.3 Performance ........................................................................................................... 49

14.4 Mechanics/materials ............................................................................................. 50

14.5 Reference conditions ............................................................................................. 50

14.6 Ambient conditions ................................................................................................ 50

14.7 Electrical connections ............................................................................................ 51

15 Dimensional drawings .................................................................................. 52

16 Factory setting ............................................................................................... 53

17 Accessories .................................................................................................... 54

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1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

1 About this document

1.1 Information on the operating instructions

These operating instructions provide important information on how to use sensors from SICK AG.

Prerequisites for safe work are:

• Compliance with all safety notes and handling instructions supplied.

• Compliance with local work safety regulations and general safety regulations for sensor applications.

The operating instructions are intended to be used by qualied personnel and electrical

specialists.

Note:

Read these operating instructions carefully before starting any work on the device, in order to familiarize yourself with the device and its functions.

The instructions constitute an integral part of the product and are to be stored in the immediate vicinity of the device so they remain accessible to staff at all times. Should

the device be passed on to a third party, these operating instructions should be handed

over with it.

These operating instructions do not provide information on operating the machine in

which the sensor is integrated. For information about this, refer to the operating instructions of the specic machine.

1.2 Scope

These operating instructions explain how to incorporate a sensor into a customer system. Instructions are given in stages for all actions required.

These instructions apply to all available device variants of the sensor. For more detailed

information on identifying your device type, see “3.1.2 Type code”.

Available device variants are listed on the online product page:

b www.sick.com/CFP_Cubic

A number of device variants are used as examples for commissioning, based on the

default parameter settings for the relevant device.

1.3 Explanation of symbols

Warnings and important information in this document are labeled with symbols. The warnings are introduced by signal words that indicate the extent of the danger. These

warnings must be observed at all times and care must be taken to avoid accidents, personal injury, and material damage.

HAZARD

… indicates a situation of imminent danger, which will lead to a fatality or serious

injuries if not prevented.

WARNING

… indicates a potentially dangerous situation, which may lead to a fatality or serious

injuries if not prevented.

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CAUTION

… indicates a potentially dangerous situation, which may lead to minor/slight injuries if

not prevented.

IMPORTANT

… indicates a potentially harmful situation, which may lead to material damage if not

prevented.

HINT

… highlights useful tips and recommendations as well as information for efcient and

trouble-free operation.

1.4 Further information

HINT

All the documentation available for the sensor can be found on the online product page at:

1ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

www.sick.com

The following information is available for download from this page:

• Model-specic online data sheets for device variants, containing technical data,

dimensional drawings, and diagrams

• EU declaration of conformity for the product family

• Dimensional drawings and 3D CAD dimension models in various electronic formats

• These operating instructions, available in English and German, and in other languages if necessary

• Other publications related to the sensors described here (e.g., IO-Link)

• Publications dealing with accessories

1.5 Customer service

If you require any technical information, our customer service department will be happy to help. To nd your agency, see the nal page of this document.

HINT

Before calling, make a note of all sensor data such as type code, serial number, etc.,

to ensure faster processing.

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2 SAFETY INFORMATION

2 Safety information

2.1 Intended use

The CFP Cubic is a level sensor based on a capacitive measurement principle. The level

is determined and the limit values are assessed by evaluating the capacitive elds.

The sensor is designed for both continuous level measurement and discontinuous level

measurement in nearly all liquids. Depending on the variant, temperature values can

also be processed continuously or as limit values.

The sensor fullls the requirements of EN 61326-2-3 for industrial environments.

2.2 Improper use

Any use outside of the stated areas, in particular use outside of the technical specications and the requirements for intended use, will be deemed to be incorrect use.

If the sensor is to be used under other conditions or in different environments, the

manufacturer’s service department may issue an operating license in consultation with the customer and in exceptional cases.

2.3 Limitation of liability

Applicable standards and regulations, the latest technological developments, and

our many years of knowledge and experience have all been taken into account when assembling the data and information contained in these operating instructions. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by:

• Failing to observe the operating instructions

• Improper use

• Use by untrained personnel

• Unauthorized conversions

• Technical modications

• Use of unauthorized spare parts, consumables, and accessories

With special variants, where optional extras have been ordered, or owing to the latest technical changes, the actual scope of delivery may vary from the features and illustra-

tions shown here.

2.4 Modications and conversions

IMPORTANT

Modications and conversions to the sensor and/or the installation may result in

unforeseeable dangers.

Interfering with or modifying the sensor or SICK software will invalidate any warranty

claims against SICK AG. This applies in particular to opening the housing, even as part

of mounting and electrical installation work.

Before making technical modications to or expanding the sensor, the prior written

approval of the manufacturer must be obtained.

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2.5 Requirements for skilled persons and operating personnel

WARNING

Risk of injury due to insufcient training.

Improper handling of the sensor may result in considerable personal injury and material damage.

• All work must only ever be carried out by the stipulated persons.

The operating instructions state the following qualication requirements for the various

areas of work:

• Instructed personnel have been briefed by the operating entity about the tasks assigned to them and about potential dangers arising from improper action.

• Skilled personnel have the specialist training, skills, and experience, as well as

knowledge of the relevant regulations, to be able to perform tasks assigned to

them and to detect and avoid any potential dangers independently.

• Electricians have the specialist training, skills, and experience, as well as knowledge of the relevant standards and provisions to be able to carry out work on electrical

systems and to detect and avoid any potential dangers independently. In Germany, electricians must meet the specications of the BGV A3 Work Safety Regulations (e.g., Master Electrician). Other relevant regulations applicable in other countries

must be observed.

2SAFETY INFORMATION

The following qualications are required for various activities:

Tasks Qualication

Mounting, maintenance

Electrical installation,

device replacement

Commissioning, conguration

Operation of the device for

the specic application

• Basic practical technical training

• Knowledge of the current safety regulations in the workplace

• Practical electrical training

• Knowledge of current electrical safety regulations

• Knowledge of device control and operation in the specic appli-

cation concerned (e.g., conveying line)

• Basic knowledge of the control system used

• Basic knowledge of the design and setup of the described connections and interfaces

• Basic knowledge of data transmission

• Knowledge of device control and operation in the particular

application concerned (e.g., bottling plant)

• Knowledge of the software and hardware environment for the

particular application concerned (e.g., bottling plant)

2.6 Operational safety and specic hazards

Please observe the safety notes and the warnings listed here and in other chapters of these operating instructions to reduce the possibility of risks to health and avoid dangerous situations.

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2 SAFETY INFORMATION

2.7 General safety notes

• Read the operating instructions prior to commissioning.

• These operating instructions are valid for devices from rmware version 2.00.

• The CFP Cubic is not a safety component under the EU Machinery Directive.

• Observe national safety and work safety regulations.

• Wiring work and the opening and closing of electrical connections may only be carried out when the power is switched off.

• The radiated power is far lower than that from telecommunication equipment.

According to current scientic research, the operation of this device can be classied as safe and non-hazardous.

2.8 Repairs

Repair work on the sensor may only be performed by qualied and authorized personnel from SICK AG. Interference with or modications to the sensor on the part of the cus-

tomer will invalidate any warranty claims against SICK AG.

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3 Product description

3.1 Product identication

3.1.1 Information on the housing

Information for identication of the sensor and its electrical connection are printed on

the housing.

3.1.2 Type code

3PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

CFP

Cubic

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Position Description

1 Product group

2 Probe length in mm

3 Certication

4 Probe design

5 Process connection

6 Application type

7 Housing

8 Electrical outputs

9 Additional options

0100 – X P Q N N C T

CFP Cubic: Capacitive level sensor CFP Cubic

0100:

100 mm

ascending in increments of 100 mm

...

1,000 mm

1,000:

X: Without certication

P: PP rod probe

X: Without process connection A: G 3/4" A; PBT B: 3/4" NPT; PBT

N: Oil and water applications

N: Plastic housing with display

A: 2 digital outputs B: 2 digital outputs + 1 analog output C: 4 digital outputs + 2 analog outputs

T: With temperature sensor X: No additional options

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Not all variants of the type code can be combined!

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3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.2 Product characteristics

3.2.1 Device view

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Fig. 1: CFP Cubic

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1 Probe

2 Electrical connection

3 Operating buttons

4 Display

5 Temperature sensor (optional)

3.2.2 Operating buttons

The sensor is operated using the display and the operating buttons.

For a detailed description of the pushbuttons and their functions, see “8.1 Display and

pushbuttons”.

3.3 Product features and functions

3.3.1 Principle of operation

The CFP Cubic works according to the capacitive measurement principle. This means

that electrodes are integrated in the probe to span and measure a capacitive eld. The medium touching the probe inuences the measured capacitance. Linear to the level,

this change in capacitance is then evaluated in the sensor and output as a corresponding level.

The sensor can output this level as a continuous measured value (analog output) and can also derive two or four freely positionable switching points from it (switching outputs). IO-Link communication is also available for the switching output Q1, see “8.1.3 IO-Link”.

3.3.2 Fields of application

The MCiM technology developed by SICK enables convenient and reliable level measurement irrespective of the container material.

The CFP Cubic is suitable for both continuous level measurement and discontinuous

level measurement in nearly all liquids. Furthermore, temperature values can also be

processed continuously or as a limit value depending on the variant.

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4 Transport and storage

4.1 Transport

For your own safety, please read and observe the following notes:

IMPORTANT

Damage to the sensor due to improper transport.

• The device must be packaged for transport with protection against shock and damp.

• Recommendation: Use the original packaging as it provides the best protection.

• Transport should be performed by specialist staff only.

• The utmost care and attention is required at all times during unloading and transpor-

tation on company premises.

• Note the symbols on the packaging.

• Do not remove packaging until immediately before starting installation work.

4.2 Transport inspection

Immediately upon receipt in Goods-in, check the delivery for completeness and for any

damage that may have occurred in transit. In the case of transit damage that is visible

externally, proceed as follows:

4TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

4.3 Storage

• Do not accept the delivery or only do so conditionally.

• Note the scope of damage on the transport documents or on the transport company's delivery note.

• File a complaint.

Note:

Complaints regarding defects should be led as soon as these are detected. Damage

claims are only valid before the applicable complaint deadlines.

Store the device under the following conditions:

• Recommendation: Use the original packaging.

• Do not store outdoors.

• Store in a dry area that is protected from dust.

• Do not store in an airtight container: this is so that any residual moisture present can escape.

• Do not expose to any aggressive substances.

• Protect from sunlight.

• Avoid mechanical shocks.

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• Storage temperature: see “14 Technical data”.

• Relative humidity: see “14 Technical data”.

• For storage periods of longer than 3 months, check the general condition of all components and packaging on a regular basis.

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5 MOUNTING

5 Mounting

5.1 Installation conditions

The CFP Cubic level sensor is mounted vertically from above into the container.

The sensor features a G 3/4 A, 3/4" NPT threaded connection or Easy Clamp bracket (clamping bracket for innite adjustment of the required length).

A minimum connecting piece diameter in accordance with the following graphic must

be observed. The CFP Cubic is to be installed in such a way that, after it has been mounted, there is a sufcient distance between it and other tank components (e.g., supply pipes, other measuring devices) as well as the sides and bottom of the con-

tainer.

These minimum distances are also specied in the following graphic. Observe a minimum distance of 30 mm to the container sides and to the tank components.

When operating the sensor, ensure that the ambient temperature is not above or below

the limits. Insulating the sensor housing is not permitted for tanks with hot media.

When positioning the device, ensure that the sensor is not directly exposed to the lling ow and that at least 10 mm of the probe is covered by the medium to be measured on

all sides.

The sensor housing can be rotated 360°, allowing for the cable outlet to be positioned freely. If the process temperature drops below 0 °C during operation, the probe must

not be subjected to transverse loads.

5.2 Installation in a container

Fig. 2: CFP Cubic in the container

1 100 ... 1,000 mm measuring range 2 min. 30 mm 3 10 mm inactive area at probe end 4 min. 10 mm

G 3/4" A

3/4" NPT

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6 Electrical installation

6.1 Safety

6.1.1 Notes on the electrical installation

IMPORTANT

Equipment damage due to incorrect supply voltage!

An incorrect supply voltage may result in damage to the equipment.

• Only operate the device using a protected low voltage and safe electrical insulation

as per protection class III.

IMPORTANT

Equipment damage or unpredictable operation due to working with live parts.

Working with live parts may result in unpredictable operation.

• Only carry out wiring work when the power is off.

• Only connect and disconnect electrical connections when the power is off.

6ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

• The electrical installation must only be performed by electrically qualied person- nel.

• Standard safety requirements must be met when working on electrical systems.

• Only switch on the supply voltage for the device when the connection tasks have been completed and the wiring has been thoroughly checked.

• When using extension cables with open ends, ensure that bare wire ends do not come into contact with each other (risk of short-circuit when supply voltage is switched on!). Wires must be appropriately insulated from each other.

• Wire cross-sections in the supply cable from the user’s power system must be

designed in accordance with the applicable standards. In Germany, observe the

following standards: DIN VDE 0100 (Part 430) and DIN VDE 0298 (Part 4) or DIN VDE 0891 (Part 1).

• Circuits connected to the device must be designed as SELV circuits (SELV = Safety Extra Low Voltage).

• Protect the device with a separate fuse at the start of the supply circuit.

Notes on layout of data cables:

• To avoid interference, e.g., from switching power supplies, motors, clocked drives,

and contactors, always use suitable EMC cables and layouts.

• Do not lay cables over long distances in parallel with voltage supply cables and

motor cables in cable channels.

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The IP 67 enclosure rating for the device is only achieved under the following conditions:

• The cable on the M12 connection has been screwed on.

If this is not done, the device does not fulll any specied IP enclosure rating!

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6.2 Electrical connection

6.2.1 Overview of the electrical connections

The sensor is connected using a pre-assembled female cable connector with 1 x M12 plug connector (5-pin or 8-pin). With the power switched off, plug the female cable connector into the sensor and screw it tight.

Connect the cable according to its function. After the supply voltage has been applied, the sensor carries out a self-test. Once installed, the sensor is ready for operation on

completion of the self-test (< 5 s) and the display shows the current measured value.

Fig. 3: CFP Cubic device view

6.2.2 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 5-pin (depending on the variant)

Fig. 4: M12 x 1 plug connector, 5-pin

Pin Identication Description

1 L+ Supply voltage

2 Q

3 M Ground, reference potential for

4 C/Q

5 Q

Current output 4 ... 20 mA Or Voltage output 0 ... 10 V Variant-dependent

current/voltage output

Switching output 1, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull) / IO-Link

Switching output 2, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull)

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6.2.3 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 8-pin

6ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Fig. 5: M12 x 1 plug connector, 8-pin

Pin Identication Description

1 L+ Supply voltage

2 Q

Switching output 2, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull)

3 M Ground, reference potential for current / voltage output

4 C/ Q

5 Q

6 Q

7 Q

8 Q

Switching output 1, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull) / IO-Link

Switching output 3, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull)

Switching output 4, PNP / NPN / DRV (push-pull)

Analog current / voltage output

The wire colors for 8-pin cables are not uniform. Always note the pin assignment of the sensor.

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7 COMMISSIONING

7 Commissioning

7.1 Quick commissioning (with factory settings)

General requirements

− Installation according to reference conditions (safety distances, etc.)

− Can only be used if installed using G3/4" A or 3/4

Quick commissioning

1. Mount the sensor as appropriate to the installation conditions, see “5 Mounting”.

2. Adapt the level so that approximately 50% of the probe is covered with the measuring medium.

3. Automatically adjust the medium.

• Adjust using AUTCAL.

• The successful AUTCAL function is conrmed with !CALOK.

4. Congure outputs, see “8.3 Conguring the switching outputs”.

Note:

The following parameters are automatically adjusted while executing the AUTCAL function:

• The EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD parameter is adjusted.

• The EXPRT / MEAS / ADAPT = 60 s parameter is adjusted.

Note:

If the AUTCAL function was conrmed with !FAILD, relaunch commissioning.

" NPT process connection

This menu can be accessed via EXPRT and USER.

In the event of problems during commissioning, see “11 Troubleshooting”.

7.2 Commissioning

Advanced commissioning must always be performed if the required measurement

performance is not achieved after quick commissioning. This may be the case if, for example, media with very low DC values (e.g., silicone oils) are to be measured.

Advanced commissioning must also be performed during assembly with an Easy Clamp bracket.

General requirements

− Installation according to reference conditions (safety distances, etc.)

− Installation using G3/4" A or 3/4

− Installation using Easy Clamp

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" NPT process connection

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Commissioning

1. Mount the sensor as appropriate to the installation conditions, see “5 Mounting”.

2. The level must be at least 10 mm below the end of the probe.

3. Perform empty adjustment.

4. Adapt the level in the container until approx. 50% of the probe is covered with the

5. Automatically adjust the medium.

6. Analyze the signal quality, see “8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality”.

7. Congure the lter, see “8.5.8 Filtering measured values”.

7COMMISSIONING

This menu can be accessed via EXPRT and USER.

• Perform the adjustment using CALEMP.

• The successful empty adjustment is conrmed with !CALOK.

measuring medium.

• Adjust using AUTCAL.

• The successful AUTCAL function is conrmed with !CALOK.

Perform the following steps if the signal quality is not sufcient:

• Reduce the value in the MEAS / TRSHLD menu.

8. Congure outputs, see “8.3 Conguring the switching outputs”.

Note:

If the AUTCAL function was conrmed with !FAILD, relaunch commissioning.

Note:

The following parameters are automatically adjusted while executing the AUTCAL function:

• The EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD parameter is adjusted.

• The EXPRT / MEAS / ADAPT = 60 s parameter is adjusted.

Note:

If the CalEmp function was conrmed with !FAILD, relaunch commissioning.

Note:

If a quick adjustment to a new medium is required, the EXPRT / MEAS / ADAPT parameter has to be reduced.

In the event of problems during commissioning, see “11 Troubleshooting”.

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8 OPERATION

8 Operation

8.1 Display and pushbuttons

All lengths specied in the menu refer to the end of the probe and/or with a congured

offset (see “8.5.11 Setting the offset”) to the tank bottom.

8.1.1 Variants with two switching outputs

Q1 Q2

1000 mm

Arrow pushbuttons: For navigating in the menu and changing values

Set pushbutton: For saving and conrming

Esc pushbutton: To exit the operating menu one step at a time

Note:

The status of the switching outputs is indicated in millimeters by the bars above the mm unit symbol. This display is not available when inches are selected as the unit.

8.1.2 Variants with four switching outputs

Q1/2/3/4

1000 mm

Arrow pushbuttons: For navigating in the menu and changing values

Set pushbutton: For saving and conrming

Esc pushbutton: To exit the operating menu one step at a time

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8.1.3 IO-Link

For operation via IO-Link 1.1 with data storage, the following les can be downloaded

from www.sick.com:

− IODD le

− Description of the available telegram parameters

8.2 User and Exprt mode

The two menu structures User mode and Exprt mode are available for users. The Exprt mode contains additional functions for advanced settings.

You can access the menu by pressing the Set pushbutton for at least three seconds.

8.2.1 User mode

The User mode makes it easy to commission many standard applications. The number of parameters that can be set on the display is reduced.

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8.2.2 Exprt mode

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The Exprt mode offers the full functionality of the display.

Advanced functions are available for:

− Switching outputs

• Output: Process variable, hysteresis/window, polarity, simulation, electrical property (NPN / PNP / DRV (push-pull))

• Using the switching output as input for initiating actions (minLvl, maxLvl, etc.)

− Analog outputs

• Switching the process variable, 4–20 mA/0–10 V, error signal, simulation

− Conguration

• Display, units, offset, lock

− Measurement

• Detailed signal quality, lter, TrsHld

Note:

Exprt mode is automatically activated when IO-Link is used.

8.3 Conguring the switching outputs

8.3.1 Switching hysteresis and window function

2 or 4 outputs depending on variant

Level

high

low

high

low

HNO

HNC

If the level is uctuating around the set value (e.g., ripple movement during ll ing), the hysteresis keeps the switching

status of the outputs stable. When the

level is increasing, the output switches

when the respective switching point

(SP) is reached; if the level sinks again,

the output switches back only after the reset switching point (RP) has been reached.

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2 or 4 outputs depending on variant

Level

high

low

high

low

8.3.2 Normally open with congurable hysteresis

Applications

− Dry run protection

− Empty signal

FNC

FNO

The window function enables monitor-

ing of a dened range. If the level is

between window high (FH) and window

low (FL), the output will be active

(normally open) or inactive (normally closed).

The error status of the measuring

device reects the cable break monitoring. During an error status, the measur-

ing device switches to a safe state; i.e. the switching outputs become inactive. As far as the downstream signal evalu-

ation is concerned, this corresponds to

a cable break.

Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as normally open (using Q1 as an example).

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

The following conguration is only possible if the value is set to LEVEL or TEMPER under PROC1.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Congure the switching output as output in the Q1-### / MODE1 / OUTPUT menu.

3. Congure the process variable to be output.

• Set the value to LEVEL or TEMPER in the Q1-### / PROC1 menu.

4. Set the Hysteresis mode in the Q1-### / OUT1 / HYST. menu.

• Set the parameter to NO in the Q1-### / POL1 menu.

5. Set the switching point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / SP1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 500 mm).

6. Set the reset point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / RP1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 450 mm).

7. Select the electrical property (NPN/PNP/DRV [push/pull]). Select the parameter in the Q1-### / TYP1 menu. The following rules apply:

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• PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

disable

• NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

• DRV = Switching output in push/pull function

Switching output behavior

Level

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active

Switching output PNP NPN DRV Error status

Normally open/HNO

Pulldown only

Pullup only

active U

disabled 0 V

8.3.3 Normally closed with congurable hysteresis

Applications

− Overll protection

− Full signal

Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as normally closed (using Q1 as an example).

Note:

Error signal

0 V Uv (PNP switched)

Uv 2) 0 V (NPN switched)

disabled

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The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the Output mode in the Q1-### / MODE1 / OUTPUT menu.

3. Congure the process variable to be output.

• Set the parameter to the required value in the Q1-### / PROC1 menu.

4. Set the Hysteresis mode in the Q1-### / OUT1 / HYST. menu.

5. Congure the switching output.

• Set the parameter to NC in the Q1-### / POL1 menu.

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Switching output behavior

6. Set the switching point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / SP1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 500 mm).

7. Set the reset point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / RP1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 450 mm).

8. Select the electrical property (NPN/PNP/DRV [push/pull]). Select the parameter in theQ1-LVL / TYP1 menu. The following rules apply:

• PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

• NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

• DRV = Switching output in push/pull function

Level

Error signal

active

disabled

Switching output PNP NPN DRV Error status

Normally closed/ HNC

Pulldown only

Pullup only

active U

disabled 0 V

0 V Uv (PNP switched) disabled

0 V (NPN switched)

8.3.4 Normally open with window function

Application

Thecritical lling level for the application is within the FHx and FLx window thresholds.

Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as normally open (using Q1 as an example).

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

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2. Set the Output mode in the Q1-### / MODE1 / OUTPUT menu.

3. Congure the process variable to be output.

• Set the parameter to the required value in the Q1-### / PROC1 menu.

4. Set the Window mode in the Q1-### / OUT1 / WINDOW menu.

5. Congure the switching output as normally open.

• Set the parameter to NO in the Q1-### / POL1 menu.

6. Set the switching point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / FH1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 500 mm).

7. Set the reset point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / FL1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 400 mm).

8. Select the electrical property (NPN/PNP/DRV [push/pull]). Select the parameter in the Q1-### / TYP1 menu. The following rules apply:

• PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

• NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

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• DRV = Switching output in push/pull function

Switching output behavior

Level

active

disabled

Switching output PNP NPN DRV Error status

Normally open/FNO

Pulldown only

Pullup only

Error signal

active U

disabled 0 V

0 V Uv (PNP switched)

0 V (NPN switched)

disabled

8.3.5 Normally closed with window function

Application

The critical lling level for the application is outside the FHx and FLx window thresholds.

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Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as normally closed (using Q1 as an example).

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the Output mode in the Q1-### / MODE1 / OUTPUT menu.

3. Congure the process variable to be output.

• Set the parameter to the required value in the Q1-### / PROC1 menu.

4. Set the Window mode in the Q1-### / OUT1 / WINDOW menu.

5. Congure the Q1 switching output as normally closed.

• Set the parameter to NC in the Q1-### / POL1 menu.

6. Set the switching point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / FH1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 500 mm).

7. Set the reset point.

• Set the value in the Q1-### / FL1 menu to level in mm (e.g., 400 mm).

8. Select the electrical property (NPN/PNP/DRV [push/pull]). Select the parameter in the Q1-### / TYP1 menu. The following rules apply:

• PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

• NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

• Drv = Switching output in push/pull function

Switching output behavior

Level

active

disabled

Error signal

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Switching output PNP NPN DRV Error status

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Normally closed/FNC

Pulldown only

Pullup only

8.3.6 Normally open with error signal

Application

If there is an error message on the CFP Cubic, this can be output using a switching

output.

Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as normally open for error signals (using Q1 as an

example).

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output: Q1-LVL or Q1-TEMP is now Q1-STA.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

active U

disabled 0 V

0 V Uv (PNP switched)

0 V (NPN switched)

disabled

2. Congure Q1 as output.

• Set the parameter to OUTPUT in the Q1-### / MODE1 menu.

3. Congure the process variable to be output.

• Set the parameter to STATUS in the Q1-### / PROC1 menu.

4. Set the status to be output in the Q1-STA / STAT1 menu.

• Set the parameter to FAILURE in the Q1-STA / STAT1 menu.

5. Congure the Q1 switching output as normally open.

• Set the parameter to NO (normally open) in the Q1-STA / POL1 menu.

6. Select the electrical property (NPN/PNP/DRV [push/pull]). Select the parameter in the Q1-TYP1 menu. The following rules apply:

• PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

• NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

• DRV = Switching output in push/pull function

8.3.7 Switching output as input for processing external signals

Application

Switching outputs can also be used as inputs for the CFP Cubic. This enables you to

integrate external signals (e.g., from a tuning fork). In this way, the CFP Cubic can be

used as a mini PLC and reduces the number of cables to the PLC.

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Conguration

Congure the Qx switching output as input (using Q1 as a redundant overll protection

example).

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output: Q1-LVL or Q1-TEMP is now Q1-INP.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Congure Q1 as input.

• Set the parameter to INPUT in the Q1-### / MODE1 menu.

3. Congure the action to be performed when the signal is present.

• Set the parameter to MAXLVL in the Q1-INP / ACTIO1 menu (if the external signal is present, the CFP Cubic outputs the MAXLVL status).

4. Congure the form of the external signal.

• Set the parameter to NO (normally open) in the Q1-INP / POL1 menu.

8.4 Conguration of analog outputs

8.4.1 Automatic signal detection

The CFP Cubic can automatically detect if a 4–20 mA or 0–10 V signal is required

using the connected output load.

The following rules apply:

• 4 mA to 20 mA if load < 500 ohms at U

• 4 mA to 20 mA if load < 350 ohms at U

• 0 V to 10 V if load > 750 ohms at U

Conguration

Note:

The analog output designation (QA in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Perform automatic signal detection.

• Set the parameter to AUTO in the QA-### menu.

Note:

Automatic signal detection is only active when the device is switched on for the rst time. After this, the function can be activated again with AUTO in the QA-### menu.

≥ 14 V

> 15 V

> 12 V

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8.4.2 Current output 4 to 20 mA

Conguration

Note:

The analog output designation (QA in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Dene the output as temperature or level (temperature sensor depends on variant).

• Set the parameter to TEMPER or LEVELin the QA-### / QAPROC menu.

3. Set the upper limit value for the level or temperature at which 20 mA is output.

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QAHIGH menu to level in mm or tempera-

ture in °C (e.g., 500 mm).

4. Set the lower limit value for the level or temperature at which 4 mA is output.

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QALOW menu to level in mm or tempera-

ture in °C (e.g., 10 mm).

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5. Invert the signal. The analog signal can be inverted in the QAPOL menu. Set the parameter to INVERT in the QA-### / QAPOL menu.

• Normal = Analog output signal as congured

• Invert = Analog output signal is inverted; QaHigh 4 mA and

6. Select electrical signal.

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QATYP menu to 4 to 20 mA.

8.4.3 Voltage output 0-10 V

Conguration

Note:

The analog output designation (QA in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Dene the output as temperature or level (temperature sensor depends on variant).

3. Set upper limit value (10 V).

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QAHIGH menu to level in mm or tempera-

QaLow 20 mA

ture in °C (e.g., 500 mm).

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4. Set lower limit value (0 V).

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QALOW menu to level in mm or tempera-

ture in °C (e.g., 10 mm).

5. Invert the signal. The analog signal can be inverted in the QAPOL menu. Set the parameter to INVERT in the QA-### / QAPOL menu.

• Normal = Analog output signal as congured

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• Invert = Analog output signal is inverted; QaHigh 0 V and QaLow 10 V

6. Select electrical signal. Set the parameter in the QA-### / QATYP menu to 0–10 V.

8.4.4 Behavior of outputs in the event of an error

Conguration

Note:

The analog output designation (QA in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

This function is only available if 4 to 20 mA is selected under QA-TYP.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Select electrical signal.

• Select the parameter in the QA-### / QA-TYP menu and set the value to 4 to 20 mA.

3. Dene the signal in the event of an error.

• Select the parameter in the QA-### / QA-FAIL menu and set to the required value.

8.5 Advanced functions

8.5.1 Selecting display unit

The following units can be selected for the measured values:

− UnitLv: mm, inch

− UnitTm: °C, °F

Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the unit for level.

• Set the unit in the CONFIG / UNITLV menu (mm/inch).

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the unit for temperature.

• Set the unit in the CONFIG / UNITTM menu (°C/°F).

8.5.2 Setting an alternating display of measurands (DispA and DispB)

Up to two measured values can be displayed alternately.

Function Description

Level Level in mm/inch

Level % Level in %

Tem p

QaSign

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Qa analog output signal in mA/mV

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Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the unit in the CONFIG / DISPA or DISPB menu.

8.5.3 Autocalibration

Autocalibration automatically determines the ideal setting for the TRSHLD (EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD) and ADAPT (EXPRT / MEAS / ADAPT) parameters. The container must

be lled to 50% during calibration.

Autocalibration should always be performed in the following situations:

Function Description

QbSign

QxSign Qx switching output status

variant-dependent

Qb analog output signal in mA/mV

− Commissioning has been carried out

− There has been a change in medium

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− The sensor's measurement performance is declining

Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Perform autocalibration using AUTCAL.

• Conrm LEVEL AT 50%? using Set.

• The successful AUTCAL function is conrmed with !CALOK.

8.5.4 Performing empty adjustment

An empty adjustment must be performed if, for example, the signal quality is not sufcient or the sensor was mounted with an Easy Clamp bracket.

An empty adjustment is also performed during advanced commissioning, see “7.2 Commissioning” on page 18.

Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Perform the adjustment using MEAS / CALEMP.

• The successful empty adjustment is conrmed with !CALOK.

8.5.5 Locking the display without a password

Local operation on the sensor is immediately locked when the Local User Interface Lock is activated via IO-Link. The Local User Interface Lock can only be activated via IO-Link.

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The !LOCKD message is displayed if you try to open the menu.

The display lock can be unlocked with the following steps:

− Via IO-Link by resetting the Local User Interface Lock

− Via the display by pressing the Set pushbutton for at least 10 seconds

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8.5.6 Locking the display with a password

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Activate or deactivate the display lock using CONFIG / LOCK.

If the display lock is activated:

− The display is locked after a timeout of 5 minutes has elapsed

− The display is unlocked temporarily by entering the password 000237

Note:

When the display is locked, only the congured measured value display can be seen.

8.5.7 Setting the medium adjustment

This setting is used to congure the speed of the medium adjustment. The medium

adjustment allows the sensor to adapt to changing measuring media. The slower this

adjustment occurs, the more stable the measurement.

Note:

The value is automatically set to 60 s when AUTCAL is performed.

Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the parameter in the MEAS / ADAPT menu.

The possible values are 60 s, 30 s, 10 s, 5 s, 1 s.

If the medium remains the same, a value of 60 s is recommended.

8.5.8 Filtering measured values

Activating ltering

The lter supports the smoothing of the measured value; e.g., in the case of ripples on level surfaces. For fast level changes, the average of the measured values over x sec-

onds is indicated.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the parameter in the MEAS / FILTER menu.

The possible values are Off, 500 ms, 1 s, 2 s, 5 s, 10 s.

8.5.9 Testing the conguration

Testing outputs

Switching and analog outputs can be simulated. This allows for the wiring and signal

values on the connected systems, such as a PLC, to be checked.

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Conguration

Activating the Qx switching output

Note:

The switching output designation (Q1 in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Activate the Q1 switching output

• Set the parameter to ON in the Q1-### / SIMQ1 menu.

Further options:

− Off = switching output off

− Norm = switching output in measuring operation

− On = switching output is active

Note:

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The simulation is automatically deactivated if the supply voltage is interrupted.

Activate the QA analog output

The sensor's analog outputs can be activated for simulation; for example, to check the

settings of a PLC.

Note:

The analog output designation (QA in the example here) changes according to the selected process variable to be output.

Conguration (using current output for level as an example)

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Dene the level setting.

• Set the parameter to LEVEL in the QA-### / QAPROC menu.

3. Dene the current output.

• Set the parameter in the QA-### / QATYP menu to 4 to 20 mA.

4. Activate the simulation.

Simulating the level

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• Set the parameter in the QA-### / SIMQA menu to a value between 3.5 mA and 21.5 mA.

A simulated level can be set to test the completed conguration in the sensor.

All parameters and outputs are then set according to the simulated level.

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Conguration

Parameter selection

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Set the parameter to the desired ll level as a % in the CONFIG / SIMLEV menu.

3. Activate the simulation.

• Set the parameter to the required value in the QA-### / SIMQA menu.

Note:

The level simulation refers to the probe length and/or container level (probe length +

offset) if an offset is congured.

The simulation is only active when there are no error messages. The simulation is automatically deactivated if the supply voltage is interrupted.

If Simulation mode is active during Run mode, !SIMUL is displayed alternately with the simulated values.

− SimOff: Off

− Fill level 0%

− Fill level 25%

− Fill level 50%

− Fill level 75%

− Fill level 100%

8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality

The parameters describe the quality of the measuring signal and can be accessed under EXPRT / INFO.

SigQu1

Characteristic for the robustness of the EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD setting.

• Value range: 0 to 100%

• Good signal: > 40%

Measures in the event of a poor signal: Reduce the value in the EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD menu to increase SigQu1.

The EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD value must be set as high as possible so that no defective level is detected in the empty state.

SigQu2

Characteristic for the robustness of the medium detection in the event of interferences (deposits/tank components).

• Value range: 0 to 100%

• Good signal: > 50%

A high characteristic describes a stable detection of the measuring medium. A low

characteristic indicates an unstable detection. In this case, a possible interference can

cause a stronger signal than the actual level and lead to faulty measurements.

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SigQu3

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Measures in the event of a poor signal:

• Check the installation conditions, see “5.1 Installation conditions”

• Free the probe from deposits

• Perform empty adjustment, see “8.5.4 Performing empty adjustment”

Characteristic for signal noise and electromagnetic interference, see “11 Trouble-

shooting”.

• Value range: 0 to 100%

• Good signal: > 75%

• Poor signal: < 50%

Check this value if the level value emits a signal noise or is unstable.

Measures in the event of a poor signal:

• Activate the lter, see “8.5.8 Filtering measured values”

• Improve ltering

SigQu4

Characteristic for the quality of the probe in the empty state.

Measures in the event of a poor signal:

SigQua

Summarizes the evaluation of SigQu1 – SigQu4 and indicates the measurement

quality. This characteristic is only visible via the User role.

8.5.11 Setting the offset

This setting makes it possible to indicate the level value on the display in relation to the tank bottom instead of the end of the probe. The actual container level is then indicated on the display.

• Remove possible EMC interferences

• Value range: 0 to 100%

• Good signal: > 50%

• Check the installation conditions, see “5.1 Installation conditions”

• Free the probe from deposits

• Perform empty adjustment, see “8.5.4 Performing empty adjustment”

Conguration

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1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Enter the required value in the CONFIG / OFFSET menu and conrm with Set. Pos-

sible values are 0 to 3,000 mm.

Note:

All parameters related to the level (e.g., SP/RP) are adapted according to the offset

setting.

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Fig. 6: CFP Cubic measuring range

1 Level 2 Offset 3 Measuring range

Note:

If the offset parameter is changed, the SPx/RPx/FLx/FHx/QaLow/QaHigh parameters

are automatically adjusted.

8.5.12 Resetting the calibration

Executing this function resets the empty adjustment that was carried out by the customer, and the threshold value (EXPRT / MEAS / TRSHLD) and the lter time of the medium adjustment (EXPRT / MEAS / ADAPT) are reset to the default value.

Conguration

1. Log in to Exprt mode, see “8.2.2 Exprt mode”.

2. Select MEAS / RESET and conrm using Set.

3. Conrm the RESET? safety prompt using Set.

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9 Menu overview

9.1 User mode

3 s

RUN

510 mm

Set Esc

Set

User

Expert

Always available

Conguration-dependent

Sub-menu-dependent

Variant-dependent

Set

AutCal

SP1

Pol1

SP2

Pol2

SP3

Pol3

SP4

Pol4

QaHigh

QaLow

QbHigh

QbLow

Filter

CalEmp

FrmVer

SigQu

RstFac

Passwd

Set

Level at 50%

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Probe is free?

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

###

Para

###

OK?

###

Set

Subject to change without notice

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9 MENU OVERVIEW

9.2 Exprt mode

RUN

510 mm

Set Esc

3 s

Set

User

Exprt

Set

AutCal

Q1-###

Always available

Conguration-dependent

Sub-menu-dependent

Variant-dependent

Set

Esc

Mode1

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Output Input

Proc1 Proc1 Actio1 Actio1

Set

Esc

Proc1 Actio1

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Status

Set

Esc

minLvl

Set

Esc

maxLvl setErrLevel Temp

Stat1Out1 Out1

Set

Esc

Hyst, Window Hyst, Window

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Failur

Set

Esc

SP1 SP1

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

### mm ### °C

RP1 RP1

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

### mm ### °C

Pol1

Set

Esc

no, nc

SimQ1

Set

Esc

on, off, norm

Typ 1 Typ 1

Set

Esc

NPN, PNP, DRV

Pol1 Pol1 Pol1 Pol1 Pol1

Set

Esc

no, nc no, nc no, nc no, nc no, nc

SimQ1 SimQ1 SimQ1 SimQ1 SimQ1

Set

Esc

on, off, norm on, off, norm on, off, norm on, off, norm on, off, norm

Typ 1

Set

Esc

NPN, PNP, DRV

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

NPN, PNP, DRV

SP1

Set

Esc

### mm

RP1

Set

Esc

### mm

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

SP1

Set

Esc

### mm

RP1

Set

Esc

### mm

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

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Q2-###

Q3-###

Q4-###

Qa-###

9MENU OVERVIEW

Always available

Conguration-dependent

Set

see Q1

Esc

Set

see Q1

Esc

Set

see Q1

Esc

Set

Esc

Qa-Proc

Set

Esc

Level Temp

Sub-menu-dependent

Variant-dependent

Set

Esc

QaTyp QaTyp QaTyp QaTyp

Set

Esc

QaTyp QaTyp

Set

Esc

Auto# 0 ... 10 V

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

4 ... 20 mA4 ... 20 mA

Set

Esc

Auto#

QaPolQaPol QaPol

Set

Esc

Normal, Invert Normal, Invert

QaHigh QaHigh

Set

Esc

### mm ### mm

QaLow QaLow

Set

Esc

### mm ### mm

QaFail

Set

Esc

3.5 mA, 21.5 mA

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Normal, Invert

QaHigh

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

### °C

QaLow

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

### °C

QaFail

Set

Esc

3.5 mA, 21.5 mA

Set

Esc

0 ... 10 V

QaPol

Set

Esc

Normal, Invert

QaHigh

Set

Esc

### °C

QaLow

Set

Esc

### °C

Subject to change without notice

SimQa

Set

Esc

SimQa

Set

Esc

SimQa

Set

Esc

Off, 3.5...21.5 mA Off, 0...10 VOff, 3.5...21.5 mA

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SimQa

Set

Esc

Off, 0...10 V

9 MENU OVERVIEW

Qb-###

Config

Meas

Info

RstFacRstFac

Passwd

Always available

Conguration-dependent

Set

see Qa

Esc

Set

Esc

Disp A

Disp B

UnitLv

UnitTm

SimLvl

SimTmp

Offset

Lock

Set

AutCal

Esc

Filter

TrsHld

Adapt

CalEmp

Lock

Reset

MEN

Set

Lock

SigQu1

MEN

Esc

Lock

SigQu2

MEN

Lock

SigQu3

MEN

Lock

SigQu4

MEN

Lock

FrmVer

MEN

Lock

SerNo

MEN

Lock

AppTag

MEN

Lock

DevTag

MEN

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Ok ?

######

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Esc

Set

Level Level% Temp QaSign QbSign QxSign

mm, inch

°C, °F

### %

0...3000 mm

inactive, active

Level at 50%?

Off, 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 500ms

20...500%

1s, 5s, 10s, 30s, 60s

Probe is free?

reset Meas conf?

0...100%

###

***

Load deflt conf?

Sub-menu-dependent

Variant-dependent

Set

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10 Overview of parameters

Parameter Description

Menu for switching outputs

Based on example: Q1-Lvl

Mode1 Switching point output mode.

Proc1

10OVERVIEW OF PARAMETERS

See “8.2 User and Exprt mode”.

Note: The switching output designation changes according to

the selected process variable to be output – in this case:

Lvl (Level).

Output: The switching output is used as output.

Input: The switching output is used as input for an external

signal.

Switching output process parameters:

Note: Can only be selected

for Mode1 / Output

Level, temperature, or status

The corresponding switching point is marked with a reference to the selected parameter. Example: Q1-Lvl.

Out1 Switching function, switching output.

SP1

RP1

Switching point, switching output (SPx > RPx).

Reset switching point, switching output

Note: Not displayed if the switching output is used to output the status (Proc1/Status) or if window is selected as the output function.

FH1

FL1

Upper threshold (high) window function, switching output

(FHx > FLx)

Lower threshold (low) window function, switching output

Note: Not displayed if the switching output is used to output the status (Proc1/Status) or if hysteresis is selected as the output function.

Pol1 Switching output property:

Normally open – no

Normally closed – nc

SimQ1 See “8.5.9 Testing the conguration”.

Typ1 Switching output execution:

Subject to change without notice

PNP = Switching output in PNP circuit

NPN = Switching output in NPN circuit

Q1-Drv = Switching output executed in push/pull function

Menu for analog outputs

See “8.4 Conguration of analog outputs”.

Based on example: Qa-Lvl

QaProc Analog output process parameters:

Level, temperature.

QaTyp Analog output output signal:

4 to 20 mA, 0 to 10 V or automated.

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10 OVERVIEW OF PARAMETERS

Parameter Description

QaPol The analog output signal can be inverted.

QaHigh Input of the ll level in mm/°C for 20 mA / 10 V signal

QaLow Input of the ll level in mm (inch)/°C (F) for 4 mA / 0 V

QaFail Output behavior as per NE43 in the event of a fault (func-

SimQa See “8.5.9 Testing the conguration”.

Disp A/B Display settings.

Normal = Analog output signal as congured.

Example: QaLow 4 mA/0 V and QAHigh 20 mA/10 V.

Invert = Analog output signal is inverted.

Example: QaLow 20 mA/10 V and QAHigh 4 mA/0 V.

(QaHigh > QaLow).

signal.

tion only available when current output has been selected under QaTyp).

3.5 mA = Analog current output is set to 3.5 mA in the event of a fault.

21.5 mA = Analog current output is set to 21.5 mA in the event of a fault.

See: “8.5.2 Setting an alternating display of measurands

(DispA and DispB)”.

UnitLv Level display unit mm/inch.

UnitTm Temperature display unit °C/°F.

SimLvl See “8.5.9 Testing the conguration”.

Setting the level to be simulated.

SimTmp See “8.5.9 Testing the conguration”.

Setting the temperature to be simulated.

Offset See “8.5.11 Setting the offset”.

Lock See “8.5.6 Locking the display with a password”.

AutoCal See “7 Commissioning”.

Filter See “8.5.8 Filtering measured values”.

TrsHld The factor which determines how strong a signal has to be

in order to be recognized by the device. The value range

lies between 20% and 500%.

The default is 100%. Only shown if password entered.

20% = high sensitivity

100% = standard

500% = low sensitivity

Adapt See “8.5.7 Setting the medium adjustment”.

CalEmp Empty calibration.

See “7 Commissioning”.

Reset Resetting the calibration for: empty adjustment, threshold,

and lter settings.

SigQa1 See “8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality”.

SigQa2 See “8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality”.

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Parameter Description

SigQa3 See “8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality”.

SigQa4 See “8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality”.

FrmVer Shows the rmware version.

SerNo Shows the serial number.

AppTag Measuring point name, can only be written via IO-Link.

DevTag Device name, can only be written via IO-Link.

RstFac Reset the set parameters to the factory settings.

Passwd Currently no function.

10OVERVIEW OF PARAMETERS

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11 TROUBLESHOOTING

11 Troubleshooting

11.1 Error message on the display

Error Cause Solution

!SC-Q{1,2,3,4} !SC-Q{a,b}

!InErr Error signal at switching output that is congured

!OLQ{1,2,3,4} Overload at Q{1,2,3,4} Reduce the load.

!MFail Memory error The device is faulty and needs to be replaced.

!QxOff Supply voltage too low for switching outputs Increase supply voltage to achieve the desired

!QaOff Supply voltage too low for analog output Increase supply voltage to achieve the desired

!IOLOf Supply voltage too low for IO-Link Increase supply voltage to achieve the desired

!Ovolt Supply voltage too high Reduce the supply voltage.

!HTmpH !HTmpL

!PTmpH !PTmpL

!Temp Process temperature measurement not possible Contact service.

!Q{a,b}Ovl The ohmic load at the analog current output Qa is

!Simul At least one simulation (SimQ{1,2,3,4,a,b}, SimLvl,

!Signl Signal quality 2 or 4 is too low (sensitivity to inter-

!Trshl Signal quality 1 is too low (sensitivity to threshold) The threshold is set too high for the current

!Attnt Other parameters have been adapted automati-

!lockd IOLink Local User Interface Access Locks activated Reset the Access Locks via IO-Link.

!Err{xx} Internal error has occurred Contact service.

Short-circuit at Q{1,2,3,4} Q{a,b}

Load resistance at the output is too low Increase load resistance.

as input. Sensor is in a safe state

Sensor housing temperature too low/high Adapt the ambient conditions.

Process temperature outside the specication Adapt the process conditions.

too high

The analog current output Qa is not wired Connect the load to Qa.

SimTmp) is active

ference or quality of empty state); for example,

due to deposits or temperature drift

cally. E.g.:

- SPx changed, RPx corrected

- RPx changed, SPx corrected

- Offset changed, SPx/RPx/… corrected

Remove short-circuit.

Reduce the ambient temperature.

functionality.

Reduce the load at Qa.

Deactivate the simulation.

Probe must be cleaned,

tank components are too close to the probe or

CalEmp must be performed, see “8.5.4 Perform-

ing empty adjustment”.

medium,

the medium permittivity is too low.

Press and hold the Set pushbutton for at least 10 seconds.

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11.2 Operating the display

Error Cause Solution

Expert mode is activated

Menu does not open

The display only shows Passwd

IO-Link communication active

IO-Link Device Access Locks active See “8.5.5 Locking the display without a password”.

Display lock activated with password entry See “8.5.6 Locking the display with a password”.

11.3 Outputs

Error Cause Solution

Switching output does not behave as expected

Analog output does not behave as expected

IO-Link communication not possible

Conguration incorrect Check the conguration of the switching output

(see “8.3 Conguring the switching outputs”).

Error signal at switching output that is congured

as input. Sensor is in a safe state

Cable break Check the cable.

Conguration incorrect Congure the analog output

Error signal at switching output that is congured

as input. Sensor is in a safe state

Cable break Check the cable.

Input is set under Q1Mode Set output under Q1Mode.

If a switching output is congured as an input,

check the signal and the system if required.

(see “8.4 Conguration of analog outputs”).

If a switching output is congured as an input,

check the signal and the system if required.

11TROUBLESHOOTING

11.4 Error behavior

Error Cause Solution

Level display does not change Insufcient signal quality Perform empty adjustment, see “8.5.4

Performing empty adjustment”.

Probe is contaminated Clean the probe.

Easy Clamp used Perform empty adjustment, see “8.5.4

Performing empty adjustment”.

The displayed level value is greater than SPx/RPx/FHx/FLx/QxLow/QxHigh

Level is uctuating Media surface unsettled Activate ltering, see “8.5.8 Filtering

Level is not detected,

sensor (at times) indicates too low a level (< 50 mm), although a high level is present.

An offset was congured for the level

value

Strong EMC interferences Activate ltering, see “8.5.8 Filtering

Threshold is set too high Check SigQu1 and reduce the threshold

The empty state of the probe has

changed signicantly due to altered

ambient conditions or aging

Adjust offset, see “8.5.11 Setting the

offset”.

measured values”.

until a good signal is emitted.

Check SigQu4, perform empty adjustment if required, see “8.5.4 Performing

empty adjustment”.

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11 TROUBLESHOOTING

Error Cause Solution

Sensor shows high level even though the tank is empty.

The empty state of the probe has

changed signicantly due to altered

ambient conditions or aging

Increase the threshold so that faults are below the threshold.

Check SigQu4, re-teach capacitance values in empty state, see “8.5.4 Perform-

ing empty adjustment”.

Deposit is detected as level Remove deposit.

If the level is detected at the deposit,

check SigQu1 and increase the threshold until the level is no longer detected.

Strong temperature uctuations are

interfering with the probe

Increase the threshold, reduce the rate

of temperature change.

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12 Repair

12.1 Maintenance

The CFP Cubic is maintenance-free. We recommend that you perform the following measures at regular intervals:

12.2 Returns

Rinse off and/or clean removed devices before returning them in order to protect our employees and the environment from dangers posed by residue from measured materials. Faulty devices can only be examined when accompanied by a completed return form. This form includes information about all materials which have come into contact

with the device, including those which were used for testing purposes, operation, or

cleaning. The return form is available from our website (www.sick.com).

12REPAIR

− Check the probe for contamination

− Check the screw connections and plug connectors

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13 DISPOSAL

13 Disposal

Dispose of device components and packaging materials in compliance with applicable

country-specic waste treatment and disposal regulations for the region of use.

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14 Technical data

14.1 Note for critical applications

Critical application Restrictions Solution

Inhomogeneous temperature in the tank

Changing the medium When the tank is lled for the rst time, in-

Deposits Deposits can be wrongly detected as the level

Full tank and temperature changes at the same time

Empty tank (probe is not in contact with medium) and temperature changes at the same time

Increased measurement inaccuracy Ensure uniform temperature distribution in the

tank.

Fill the tank up to a level over 100 mm. creased measurement inaccuracy at the end of the probe within 100 mm

Clean the probe, remove the deposit.

Increased measurement inaccuracy around the deposit

Increased inaccuracy within the upper 100 mm when emptying the tank

Adapt the application so that the level does not

need to be accurately controlled in the upper

100 mm. Or avoid big temperature changes if

the tank is full.

A low level (up to 50 mm) is measured in an empty tank if the tank is heated but the probe is not in contact with the medium

Only heat the medium if the probe is in contact

with it. Do not perform any critical control oper-

ations based on the sensor's empty signal.

14TECHNICAL DATA

14.2 Features

14.3 Performance

Medium Water and oil-based liquids

Detection type Switch, continuous

Probe length 100 mm ... 1,000 mm (mono-rod probe)

Adjustable measuring range 0 mm ... 1,000 mm

Adjustable measuring range (temperature) –20 °C … +80 °C

Process pressure –0.5 bar ... +3 bar

Process temperature –20 °C

GOST certicate

RoHS certicate

IO-Link

UL certicate

... +80 °C

  Version 1.1 with data storage 

For applications below 0 °C, the probe must not be subjected to transverse loads.

Accuracy (level)

± 15 mm

Accuracy (temperature) ± 2 °C

Reproducibility (level)

< 5 mm

Resolution (level) < 2 mm

Resolution (temperature) ≤ 0.1 °C

Response time

< 300 ms

Response time t90 (temperature) 120 s

Dielectric constant ≥ 5

Conductivity No limitation

Inactive area at end of probe

7 mm ... 15 mm (depending on the length of the probe)

Subject to change without notice

With water or oil under reference conditions.

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14 TECHNICAL DATA

14.4 Mechanics/materials

Materials in contact with the media Outer tube: polypropylene (PP-H)

Process connection G 3/4" A

Housing material PBT and PC

Max. probe load ≤ 4 Nm

Enclosure rating IP 65 / IP 67: EN 60529

Weight max. 500 g

14.5 Reference conditions

Air humidity 65% (± 20%)

Temperature 20 °C (± 5 °C)

Print Water (DC = 80)

Medium Distance to built-in components: 60 mm

Centered installation of sensor Distance to bottom of the tank: 10 mm

Container parameterization carried out CalEmp completed

G 3/4": PBT 3/4'' NPT: PBT Easy Clamp Bracket: PP

3/4'' NPT without process connection

14.6 Ambient conditions

Ambient temperature, operation

Ambient temperature, storage –40 °C … +80 °C

According to UL listing: degree of contamination 3 (UL61010-1: 2012-05); air humidity: 80% at temperatures up to 31 °C; installation height: max. 3,000 m above sea level; only for indoor applications.

–20 °C … +60 °C

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14.7 Electrical connections

Supply voltage

Current consumption ≤ 100 mA at 24 V without output load

Initialization time ≤ 5 s

Protection class III

Connection type M12 x 1 (5-pin)

Hysteresis Min. 3 mm, min. 2 °C, freely congurable

Output signal

Signal voltage HIGH Uv –3 V

Signal voltage LOW ≤ 3 V

Output current < 100 mA per output

Inductive load < 1 H

Capacitive load 100 nF

Temperature drift < 0.1 mm/K

Output load 4 mA to 20 mA < 500 ohms at U

Lower signal level 3.8 mA to 4 mA

Upper signal level 20 mA to 20.5 mA

EMC EN 61326-2-3, 2014/30/EU

14TECHNICAL DATA

DC 10 V ... 30 V

M12 x 1 (8-pin)

• 2 switching outputs PNP/NPN/DRV

• 2 switching outputs PNP/NPN/DRV and 1 analog output 4 mA to 20 mA / 0 V to 10 V automatically switchable depending on output load

• 4 switching outputs PNP/NPN/DRV and 2 analog outputs 4 mA to 20 mA / 0 V to 10 V automatically switchable depending on output load

> 15 V 4 mA to 20 mA < 350 ohms at U 0 V to 10 V > 750 ohms at U

≥ 14 V

> 2 V

Use an energy-limited circuit for voltage supply as per UL61010-1 3rd Ed., Section 9.3.

All connections are reverse polarity protected. All outputs are overload and short-circuit

protected.

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15 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

15 Dimensional drawings

(3.90)

(0.63)

(1.42)

G 3/4" A

3/4" NPT

(2.60)

(1.30)

M12 x 1

(1.97)

(1.69)

Rod probe

M Measuring range L Probe length IAE Inactive area at probe end 10 mm

Ø 16

(0.63)

IAE

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16 Factory setting

Parameter Factory setting

SP1 80% of probe length measured from end of probe

RP1 5 mm below SP1

OUT1 Q1_Hno

SP2

RP2 5 mm below SP2

OUT2 Q2_Hno

TYP2 Q2_PNP

SP3 40% of probe length measured from end of probe

RP3 5 mm below SP3

OUT3 Q3_Hno

SP4 20% of probe length measured from end of probe

RP4 5 mm below SP4

OU4 Q4_Hno

TYP3 Q3_PNP

TYP4 Q4_PNP

QAHigh 50 mm below start of probe

QALOW 10 mm above end of probe

QAPOL QA_Nrm

QATYP Auto

QAFAIL 3.5 mA

SimCur SimOff

SimVol SimOff

DspVal Distan

Filter Off

SimLev SimOff

TrsHld 100

MaskZn 0 mm

MaskTr 50%

Mode Pulse

CalSta noCal

Probe/Type Depending on probe type: Rod/Rope

MaxCol Depending on measuring mode: HiSped = AnySped, HiAcc = 10 cm/s

MeasMd HiSpd

CalRng 6,005 mm

FomSta Inactive

Limit 90

Offset 0 mm

Unit mm

Lock Inactive

16FACTORY SETTING

For 5-pin versions: 20% of the probe length measured from the end of the probe For 8-pin versions: 60% of the probe length measured from the end of the probe

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17 ACCESSORIES

17 Accessories

b Accessories can be found online at: www.sick.com

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SICK CFP CUBIC Operating Instructions Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

1.1 Information on the operating instructions

1.2 Scope

1.3 Explanation of symbols

1.4 Further information

1.5 Customer service

2 SAFETY INFORMATION

2.1 Intended use

2.2 Improper use

2.3 Limitation of liability

2.5 Requirements for skilled persons and operating personnel

2.7 General safety notes

2.8 Repairs

3.1.1 Information on the housing

3.1.2 Type code

3PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.2 Product characteristics

3.2.1 Device view

3.2.2 Operating buttons

3.3 Product features and functions

3.3.1 Principle of operation

3.3.2 Fields of application

4.1 Transport

4.2 Transport inspection

4TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

4.3 Storage

5 MOUNTING

5.1 Installation conditions

5.2 Installation in a container

6.1 Safety

6.1.1 Notes on the electrical installation

6ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

6.2 Electrical connection

6.2.1 Overview of the electrical connections

6.2.2 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 5-pin (depending on the variant)

6.2.3 Pin assignment, M12 plug connector, 8-pin

7 COMMISSIONING

7.1 Quick commissioning (with factory settings)

7.2 Commissioning

8 OPERATION

8.1 Display and pushbuttons

8.1.1 Variants with two switching outputs

8.1.2 Variants with four switching outputs

8.1.3 IO-Link

8.2 User and Exprt mode

8.2.1 User mode

8.2.2 Exprt mode

8.3.1 Switching hysteresis and window function

8.3.4 Normally open with window function

8.3.5 Normally closed with window function

8.3.6 Normally open with error signal

8.3.7 Switching output as input for processing external signals

8.4.1 Automatic signal detection

8.4.2 Current output 4 to 20 mA

8.4.3 Voltage output 0-10 V

8.4.4 Behavior of outputs in the event of an error

8.5 Advanced functions

8.5.1 Selecting display unit

8.5.2 Setting an alternating display of measurands (DispA and DispB)

8.5.3 Autocalibration

8.5.4 Performing empty adjustment

8.5.5 Locking the display without a password

8.5.6 Locking the display with a password

8.5.7 Setting the medium adjustment

8.5.8 Filtering measured values

8.5.10 Evaluating signal quality

8.5.11 Setting the offset

8.5.12 Resetting the calibration

9MENU OVERVIEW

9.1 User mode

9.2 Exprt mode

10OVERVIEW OF PARAMETERS

11 TROUBLESHOOTING

11.1 Error message on the display

11.2 Operating the display

11.3 Outputs