Warner Electric MCS-638-4 User Manual

MCS-638-3 and MCS-638-4 Series
MCS-149
Power Supply
MCS-638
Knife or
Heat Seal
Color Mark
P-241-135 819-0468
MCS-638-3 Part Number 7135-448-011
MCS-638-4 Part Number 7135-448-012
Installation & Operating Instructions
Print Registration/Color Mark/Contrast Sensors
The MCS-638 sensor evaluates the brightness difference between a target color and a background color. Sometimes the color difference can be very slight, in these cases the MCS-638 with its variable color LED light source is beneficial. The color of the light source is important, and the appropriate choice of color for the light source, or using the MCS-638 with it’s automatic light source color selection allows the detection of very slight contrasts. For example, a green color LED light source is more likely to detect a contrast between red and blue than a contrast between green and blue.
A common application for contrast sensors is a converting operation. A web of printed media may need to be cut into individual sheets, and registration marks are printed in certain locations to signal the machine controller to cut the media. For example, a continuous sheet of margarine wrappers is cut into individual wrappers with the printing centered on each individual sheet. Another common application is on bag making machinery where the sensor detects the registration mark and signals the machine to stop and cut or heat seal a bag.
Features:
Typical Application
• Static mode teach allows one automatic teach step for the target and one automatic teach mode for the background.
• Dual lens position
• Automatic selection of best color light source (Green, Red, Blue).
• Light Operate (Normally Off) / Dark Operate (Normally On) Operate Modes.
• Quick Disconnect (2 Meter Cable included with Sensor).
• LED indication of Output status.
• Output - Push-Pull (NPN/PNP)
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Teach In
LED Yellow: Output Status Yellow: (flashing): Contrast not found from programmed values
Teach Push Button
19
(.75)
16.5
(.649)
M5x8
Screw Depth 5
*Interchangeable
60.8 (2.4)
Cover*
4
(.16)
19
Lens*
38.6
(1.52)
23.5
(.925)
28
(1.1)
M12x1
47.9
(1.88)
28
(1.1)
19
(.75)
28
(1.1)
21 (.827)
33
(1.3)
4
(.16)
85.6
(3.4)
19
(.75)
1.5
(.06)
Specifications Electrical
43
2
1
Black
Blue
Brown
Gray
Load
(-)
(+)
White
(no connection)
Optional Customer Supplied Pushbutton for Remote Teach
Male Receptacle End View
NPN OUTPUT WIRING
43
2
1
Black
Blue
Brown
Gray
(-)
(+)
White
(no connection)
Optional Customer Supplied Pushbutton for Remote Teach
Male Receptacle End View
PNP OUTPUT WIRING
5
5
Load
Model Number MCS-638-3 MCS-638-4 Part Number 7135-448-011 7135-448-012 Sensing Range 9.5 mm ± 3 mm 25 mm ± 6 mm Sensitivity Adj. Yes (Push-Button Teach) Output 1 Push-Pull (NPN/PNP) Load Current 200 mA Max Voltage Drop ≤ 2.5VDC Short Ciruit and Overload YES Protection Reverse Polarity
YES
Protection Supply Voltage 10-30 VDC Voltage Ripple 10% LED Indicator YES Current
70 mA
Consumption Operating Mode Light on/Dark on Response Time 30 µs Switching
16.5 kHz
Frequency Protection(IEC) IP 67 Light Spot Size 1 mm x 4 mm 2 mm x 8.5 mm and Orientation Parallel to Housing Light Source Green, Red, or Blue LED
Wiring
Mechanical Data
Housing Material Makrolon Lens Material Glass Weight 7.1 oz
Connection
Quick Disconnect
(2 Meter Cable Included)
Programming
1. Connect the supply voltage to the wires noted in the wiring diagram.
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2. Aim the light spot at the target mark. For glossy or reflective surfaces, the sensor should be angled at 10° to 15° off the perpendicular axis from the target.
3. Press the Teach push button on the sensor or apply V+ to the Teach Input for a minimum of 50 milliseconds. The LED should flash slowly (at a rate of approximatel 1 Hz).
4. Aim the light spot at the background.
5. Press the Teach push button on the sensor or apply V+ to the Teach Input for a minimum of 50 milliseconds. The LED will now turn on when the target mark is present and off when it is absent after a successful teach. If the teach was not successful or the contrast was not sufficient, the LED flashes quickly (at a rate of approximately 4 Hz). Programming the MCS-638 as indicated above sets the switching threshold exactly in the middle of the target and background values. The above procedure is for Light Operate mode. For Dark Operate mode, reverse steps 2 and 4.
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