E3X-DA-N. The Ultimate Fiber Amplifier for Maximum Ease of Use and High Performance. Digital Fiber Amplifier. Features UL991*

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1 Digital Fiber Amplifier E-DA-N The Ultimate Fiber Amplifier for Maximum Ease of Use and High Performance Be sure to read Safety Precautions on page 2. UL991* * UL certification including UL 991 testing and evaluation Applicable standards: UL Additional application testing and evaluations standards: UL 991 and SEMI S2-2S Features Models with New Connector System Reduces Wiring, Saves Space, and Makes Maintenance Easier First in the Industry Patent Pending In Amplifiers with wire-saving connectors, the power supply is distributed to 1-conductor slave connectors through a - conductor master connector. This design has three major advantages. 1. Wiring time is significantly reduced. 2. Relay connectors are unnecessary, so wiring takes up less space and costs are reduced.. Storage and maintenance are simpler because it isn't necessary to distinguish between master connector and slave connectors on the Amplifier. Simplified Connector Design Up to 16 Amplifiers can be connected. Super Digital Display with Auto Power Control (APC) Circuit The passage of time causes the intensity of the 's lightemitting LED elements to deteriorate, which may make stable detection impossible. The E-DA-N is the first series of Fiber s to use an Auto Power Control (APC) circuit. This achieves strict detection by eliminating fluctuation in the digital value and is ideal for subtle detection such as stable detection of liquidcrystal glass. Previous Digital Fiber Amplifiers Incident level Threshold First in the Industry Unstable detection Time Incident level Master connector Optical communications Power supply pin Slave connector E-DA-N Series Threshold Stable detection Time (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 1

2 E-DA-N Power Consumption Reduced by As Much As 7% Power consumption is reduced by as much as 7% from 18 mw to 6 mw (when the digital display is OFF). 18 mw 6 mw Digital Display Can Be Turned OFF or Dimmed during Eco-mode When the digital display is viewed infrequently during operation, current consumption can be reduced by dimming the display or turning it OFF entirely. (Eco-mode can be set from the Mobile Console only.) This eco-label is displayed on products that meet environmental standards established by OMR. Previous model E-DA-N (with digital display OFF) New Generation of Mobile Consoles the Size of Cellular Phones. Further Developing the Ultimate Power of Fiber Amplifiers. Remote Setting and Adjustment Perform settings, teaching, and fine adjustments at the end of the Fiber Unit. Previously, settings and teaching could be performed only on the Amplifier. Now, however, using a Mobile Console enables these operations at the end of the fiber. Strict adjustments can be made while checking the workpiece position. Display the light intensity and threshold at the same time. New Concept Patent Pending With group teaching, teach multiple amplifiers simultaneously. The tedious teaching that had to be performed separately for each Amplifier can now be performed for several Amplifiers at once using the Mobile Console. Eliminate inconsistency by using group zero reset. The group zero reset function can simultaneously reset the digital displays of multiple Amplifiers to. This function is useful to minimize variation between Amplifier values. Group teaching Function indicator section Channel setting section Light intensity monitor Threshold keys Flash the head and display the amplifier channels during operation. Even if the Amplifier and head are separated during operation, it is still possible to flash the head and display the amplifier channels. Channel 5 Channel Channel Channel 2 Channel 1 Battery monitor Head Optical communications (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 2

3 Ordering Information E-DA-N Amplifiers Pre-wired Amplifiers Type Appearance Control output Model NPN output PNP output models /OFF output E-DA11-N E-DA1-N Monitor-output models /OFF output Monitor output E-DA21-N E-DA51-N Mark-detecting models (blue LED) E-DAB11-N E-DAB1-N Mark-detecting models (green LED) E-DAG11-N E-DAG1-N Infrared models E-DAH11-N E-DAH1-N Differential-output model* E-DA11D --- Water-resistant models E-DA11V E-DA1V /OFF output Twin-output models E-DA11TW E-DA1TW * For details, refer to page 6. Amplifiers with Connectors Type models Monitor-output models Mark-detecting models (Blue LED) Mark-detecting models (Green LED) Infrared models Differential-output model* Appearance Applicable Connector (order separately) Control output Model NPN output PNP output Master E-CN11 Slave E-CN12 /OFF output E-DA6 E-DA8 Master E-CN21 /OFF output Slave E-CN22 Monitor output E-DA7 E-DA9 Master E-CN11 Slave E-CN12 E-DAB6 E-DAB8 Master E-CN11 Slave E-CN12 E-DAG6 E-DAG8 Master E-CN11 Slave E-CN12 E-DAH6 E-DAH8 Master E-CN11 Slave E-CN12 E-DA6D --- Water-resistant models (M8 connector) SF-M21-@-A SF-M22-@-A /OFF output E-DA1V E-DAV Master E-CN21 Twin-output models E-DA6TW E-DA8TW Slave E-CN22 * For details, refer to page 6. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved.

4 E-DA-N Amplifier Connectors (Order Separately) Note: Seal provided as accessory. Type Appearance Cable length No. of conductors Model Master Connector Slave Connector 2 m E-CN11 E-CN21 1 E-CN12 2 E-CN22 Combining Amplifiers and Connectors (Basically Amplifiers and Connectors are sold separately.) Refer to the following tables when placing an order. Amplifiers Applicable Connectors (Order Separately) Type NPN PNP Master Connector Slave Connector models E-DA6 E-DA8 Mark-detecting models E-DAB6 E-DAB8 + E-DAG6 E-DAG8 E-CN11 E-CN12 Infrared models E-DAH6 E-DAH8 Differential-output model E-DA6D --- Monitor-output models E-DA7 E-DA9 Twin-output models E-DA6TW E-DA8TW E-CN21 E-CN22 When Using 5 Amplifiers Amplifiers (5 Units) + 1 Master Connector Slave Connectors I/O Connectors (Order Separately) Size Cable specifications Appearance Cable type Model 2 m SF-M21-2-A Straight M8 cable connector 5 m -wire SF-M21-5-A 2 m connection SF-M22-2-A L-shaped connector 5 m SF-M22-5-A (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved.

5 E-DA-N Mobile Console (Order Separately) Appearance Model Remarks (model number of set) E-MC11 Mobile Console with head, cable, and AC adapter provided as accessories. Power supply method: chargeable battery E-MC11-C1 Mobile Console E-MC11-H1 Head E9-Z12-1 Cable (1.5 m) Accessories (Order Separately) Mounting Brackets Operating Instructions Sticker Appearance Applicable model Model Quantity Remarks E-DA-N Series E9-L1 Model E9-1 Remarks Attach near the. Refer to page 25. E9-L End Plate Appearance Model Quantity * When using a Through-beam Fiber Unit, order one Bracket for the Receiver and one for the Emitter. PFP-M 1 (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 5

6 Ratings and Specifications E-DA-N For dimensions, refer to page 26 to 29. Amplifiers Pre-wired Amplifiers Output type Type NPN output PNP output Item Light source (wavelength) Power supply voltage Power consumption Control output /OFF output Monitor output Protection circuit Response time Super-highspeed mode mode Super-longdistance mode Sensitivity setting Timer function Automatic power control (APC) Zero-reset Functions Initial reset Indicators Monitor focus Display timing Display orientation Optical axis adjustment Ambient illumination (receiver side) models E -DA11-N E -DA1-N Red LED (66 nm) Monitoroutput models E -DA21-N E -DA51-N Mark-detecting models E -DAB11-N E -DAB1-N Blue LED (7 nm) E -DAG11-N E -DAG1-N Green LED (525 nm) Infrared models E -DAH11-N E -DAH1-N Infrared LED (87 nm) Waterresistant models E -DA11V E -DA1V Red LED (66 nm) Twin-output models E -DA11TW E -DA1TW 12 to 2 VDC±1%, ripple (p-p) 1% max. Normally: 96 mw max. (current consumption: ma max. at power supply voltage of 2 VDC) Eco Mode: 72 mw max. (current consumption: ma max. at power supply voltage of 2 VDC) Digital display not lit: 6 mw max. (current consumption: 25 ma max. at power supply voltage of 2 VDC) Load current: 5 ma (residual voltage (NPN/PNP): 1 V max., Open collector (NPN or PNP output, depending on the model) Light /Dark selectable Load 1 to VDC, kω min. Power supply reverse polarity, Output short-circuit protection, Mutual interference prevention (supported for up to 1 Units).5 ms for operation and.25 ms for operation and reset respectively reset respectively 2 ms for 1 ms for operation and reset respectively operation and reset 7 ms for operation and ms for operation and reset respectively reset respectively Teaching or manual method OFF-delay timer: to 2 ms, 1 to 2 ms (set in 1-ms units); 2 to 2 ms (set in 5-ms units) Using Mobile Console: OFF delay, delay, or one shot (selectable) Fiber-optic current digital control --- Fiber-optic current digital control Negative values can be displayed. Settings can be returned to defaults as required. Upper and lower limits can be set as required for every 1 digital values. indicator (orange), 7-segment digital incident level display (red), 7-segment digital incident level percentage display (red), threshold and excess gain 2-color double bar indicators (green and red), 7-segment digital threshold display (red) Switching between normal/peak-hold/bottom-hold possible Switching between normal/reverse possible Optical axis adjustment possible (hyper-flashing function) Incandescent lamp: 1, lx max. Sunlight: 2, lx max. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 6

7 E-DA-N Item Ambient temperature Ambient humidity Insulation resistance Dielectric strength Vibration resistance (destruction) Shock resistance (destruction) Degree of protection Operating:Groups of 1 to Amplifiers: 25 to 55 C Groups of to 11 Amplifiers: 25 to 5 C Groups of 12 to 16 Amplifiers: 25 to 5 C Storage: to 7 C (with no icing or condensation) Operating and storage: 5% to 85% (with no condensation) 2 MΩ min. (at 5 VDC) 1, VAC at 5/6 Hz for 1 min 1 to 55 Hz with a 1.5-mm double amplitude for 2 h each in, and Z directions 5m/s 2, for times each in, and Z directions IEC IP5 (with Protective Cover attached) Amplifiers with Connectors (Specifications different to those for Pre-wired Amplifiers) * The dielectric strength for water-resistant models is 5 VAC at 5/6 Hz for 1 min. IEC IP66 (with Protective Cover attached) IEC IP5 (with Protective Cover attached) Item Output type Output type Type NPN output PNP output Type NPN output PNP output models E -DA11-N E -DA1-N models Monitoroutput models E -DA21-N E -DA51-N Connection method Pre-wired (standard cable length: 2 m) Weight (packed state) Approx. 1 g Approx. 11 g Approx. 1 g Case Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) Material Polyethersulfo Cover Polycarbonate ne Accessories Instruction sheet Monitor-output models Mark-detecting models E -DAB11-N E -DAB1-N E -DAG11-N E -DAG1-N Mark-detecting models Infrared models E -DAH11-N E -DAH1-N Infrared models E-DA6 E-DA7 E-DAB6 E-DAG6 E-DAH6 E-DA8 E-DA9 E-DAB8 E-DAG8 E-DAH8 Waterresistant models E -DA11V E -DA1V Waterresistant models* E -DA1V E -DAV Connection method connector M8 connector Twin-output models E -DA11TW E -DA1TW Twin-output models E -DA6TW E -DA8TW connector Weight (packed state) Approx. 55 g Approx. 65 g Approx. 55 g Connectors Item Model E-CN11/21/22 E-CN12 Rated current 2.5 A Rated voltage 5 V 2 mω max. (2 mvdc max., 1 ma max.) Contact resistance The figure is for connection to the Amplifier and the adjacent Connector. It does not include the conductor resistance of the cable. No. of insertions (durability) 5 times The figure for the number of insertions is for connection to the Amplifier and the adjacent Connector. Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) Phosphor bronze/gold-plated nickel Housing Material Contacts Weight (packed state) Approx. 55 g Approx. 25 g Mobile Console Item Model E-MC11 Power supply voltage Connection method Weight (packed state) Charged with AC adapter Connected via adapter Approx. 58 g (Console only: 12 g) Refer to Instruction Manual provided with the Mobile Console for details. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 7

8 E-DA-N Digital Fiber Amplifiers with Differential Outputs (E-DA11D/E-DA6D) Characteristics of Applicable Fiber Units Through-beam Fiber Units Sensing distance (mm) (The figures in parentheses apply when using the 9-F1 Lens Unit.) Sensitivity selection HIGH LOW 11-level setting 1 2 to to 11 *1. These values are for sensing objects that are moving. *2. This value applies when the response time is set to to 11. An object of this value is detectable if the temperature changes within the range of ambient operating temperature. (The value is for sensing objects that are moving.) *. The values given in the above table are those that can be detected at a digital value of 1, in each sensing area. Reflective Fiber Units *1. Sensing distances are given for white paper. *2. These values are for sensing objects that are moving. *. This value applies when the response time is set to to 11. An object of this value is detectable if the temperature changes within the range of ambient operating temperature. (The value is for sensing objects that are moving.) Differences Compared with E-DA-N Amplifier object (mm) *1 (min. sensing object *2: opaque) 1 to 2 ms 1 to 2 ms Response 27 or 27 or.5 or 1 ms or.5 or 1 ms or time 57 μs 57 μs Fiber Unit 2 to ms 2 to ms E2-T11R 2 (168) 28 (196) 7 (259) 1 (98) 18 (126) 2 (168) E2-T21R dia. (.1 dia.) E2-T16WR (. dia.) *1 E2-T16PR (.2 dia.) *2 Sensing distance (mm) *1 Sensitivity selection HIGH LOW 11-level setting Fiber Unit Response time 27 or 57 μs.5 or 1 ms 1 to 2 ms or 2 to ms 27 or 57 μs.5 or 1 ms 1 to 2 ms or 2 to ms object (mm) *2 (min. sensing object *: opaque) E2-D11R (.1 dia.) E2-D21R (.1 dia.) Differential-output Models (Edge-detection Models) Type Pre-wired Wire-saving connector Item NPN output E-DA11D E-DA6D Current consumption 96 mw max. (current consumption: ma max. at power supply voltage of 2 VDC) Control /OFF output output Detection mode Response time Functions Indicators Timer functions Load current: 5 ma max., (Residual voltage: 1 V max. for NPN/PNP output) Open collector Switchable between Light ( at edge detection) and Dark (OFF at edge detection) Switchable between single edge and double edge detection mode Single edge: Can be set to 27 μs, 5 μs, 1 ms, 2 ms, ms, 1 ms, 2 ms, ms, 5 ms, 1 ms, or 2 ms. Double edge: Can be set to 57 μs, 1 ms, 2 ms, ms, 1 ms, 2 ms, ms, 5 ms, 1 ms, 2 ms or ms. Light : OFF-delay timer, Dark : -delay timer to 5 s (1 to 2 ms: 1-ms units, 2 to 2 ms: 5-ms units, 2 ms to 1 s: 1 ms, 1 to 5 s: 1-s units) es es (Negative values can be displayed.) es (Settings can be returned to defaults.) APC Zero-reset Initial reset Sensitivity selection es (HIGH/LOW) Teaching level One-point teaching level can be varied from 1% to 5% in increments of 1% indicator (orange), 7-segment digital incident level display (red), 7-segment digital detection level display (red) For other information, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the product. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 8

9 Engineering Data (Typical) E-DA-N Parallel Operating Range At maximum sensitivity. (Use for optical axis adjustment at installation.) Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T11L E2-T11L + E9-F1 (separately sold Long-distance Lens Unit) E2-T12L (m) (m) Super-high speed Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-TC2 E2-TC2 + E9-F1 (separately sold E2-T11R Long-distance Lens Unit) Super-high speed (m) Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T12R E2-T21R E2-T22R (m) (m) Super-high speed (m) Super-high speed (m) (mm) (mm) Super-high speed Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T11 E2-T22B E2-T1LR Super-high speed (m) (mm) Super-high speed (mm) (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 9

10 E-DA-N Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T2R E2-T81R E2-T Super-high speed (mm) Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T61 E2-T61 + E9-F1 (separately sold E2-T22S Long-distance Lens Unit) Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T2S E2-T16W E2-T16WR Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-T16J E2-T16J E2-T16JR Through-beam E2-T16P (m) (m) (m) (mm) Through-beam E2-T16PR Super-long distance (m) (m) (m) (m) Super-long distance (m) Super-high speed (m) Super-high speed (m) (m) (m) Super-high speed (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 1

11 E-DA-N Operating Range With standard sensing object at maximum sensitivity. (Use for the positioning of the object and.) Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D21L E2-DC2 E2-D11R (mm) Super-high speed 2 1 Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D12R E2-D21R E2-D22R Super-high speed Super-long distance (mm) Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D E2-D1 E2-D21B Super-high speed (mm) Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D22B E2-C1 E2-C (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) 6 Super-long Super-high speed distance (mm) (mm) (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 11

12 E-DA-N Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-C2 E2-D2 E2-D1LR Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D2 E2-D2R E2-D Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-D6P1 E2-D6P1 E2-L56E@ Limited Reflective E2-L25L (mm) (mm) (mm) Super-long distance (mm) (mm) Super-long Super-high speed distance (mm) Super-high speed (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) 1 (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 12

13 E-DA-N Excess Gain Ratio vs. With standard sensing object at maximum sensitivity. Through-beam Reflective Reflective E2-TC2 E2-DC2 E2-D21L Excess gain ratio (times) Excess gain ratio (times) 1, Operating 1 level.5. Super-high speed (m) 1, Operating 1 level.5. Super-high speed (mm) 1, Operating 1 level.5. Super-high speed (mm) Excess gain ratio (times) Operating Range Hysteresis vs. Sensing Repeat Accuracy vs. Sensing Reflective Reflective Reflective E2-DC2 E2-D11L E2-DC φ.2-mm -dia. copper wire.1-mm -dia. copper wire (mm).-mm-dia. copper wire Hysteresis (mm) Sensing object: White paper Hysteresis OFF Super-high speed Super-long distance (mm) 1 Sensing object: White paper Repeat accuracy (mm) Super-high speed Super-long distance (mm) E-DA-N Monitor Output vs. ( Mode) Through-beam Reflective E2-TC2 E2-DC2 Monitor output (V) 6 5 Monitor output (V) (mm) (mm) (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 1

14 E-DA-N E-DAB-N/E-DAG-N Parallel Operating Range At maximum sensitivity. (Use for optical axis adjustment at installation.) Through-beam Through-beam E2-TC2 E2-TC2 + E9-F1(separately sold Long-distance Lens Unit) Superlong distance Super-high speed (mm) (m) Super-high speed 8 2 Operating Range With standard sensing object at maximum sensitivity. (Use for the positioning of the object and.) Reflective Reflective Limited Reflective E2-DC2 E2-CC2 E2-D11L (mm) Super-high speed Super-high speed (mm) (mm) Super-high speed E-DAH-N Parallel Operating Range At maximum sensitivity. (Use for optical axis adjustment at installation.) Through-beam Through-beam Through-beam E2-TC2 E2-T11L E2-T Super-high speed (m) Super-high speed (m) Super-high speed (m) Operating Range With standard sensing object at maximum sensitivity. (Use for the positioning of the object and.) Reflective Reflective Limited Reflective E2-DC2 E2-D11L E2-CC Super-high speed (mm) Super-high speed Super-long distance 2 (mm) Super-high speed 8 12 Super-long distance 16 2 (mm) For other information on Fiber Units, refer to the Fiber s Best Selection Catalog (Cat. No. E5). (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 1

15 E-DA-N Technical Reference (for E-DA-TW Twin-output Models) Output Patterns for Normal Outputs 1 and 2 can be set to operate independently and either Light mode or Dark mode can be selected (independently) for channels 1and 2 making a total of possible output patterns. Incident level 1 Threshold 1: Light Threshold 2: Light Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Incident level 1 Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Threshold 1: Light Threshold 2: Dark Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time Incident level 1 Threshold 1: Dark Threshold 2: Light Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Incident level 1 Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Threshold 1: Dark Threshold 2: Dark Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time (In the following examples, threshold 1 is set to,, and threshold 2 is set to 1,.) Output Patterns for Area Sensing This series includes models equipped with area sensing functionality, a first for Digital Fiber Amplifiers. This functionality can be used to monitor whether the incident level is inside or outside the threshold area. The 2 output patterns below are possible for this kind of operation. Incident level inside threshold area 1 Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Incident level outside threshold area 1 Output 1 OFF Output 2 OFF Note: Output 2 is always OFF. Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Time (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 15

16 I/O Circuit Diagrams E-DA-N NPN Output Model mode Timing charts Mode selector switch Output circuit E-DA11-N E-DAB11-N E-DAG11-N E-DAH11-N E-DA11V E-DA6 E-DAB6 E-DAG6 E-DAH6 E-DA1V Light- Dark- Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) Incident light No incident light OFF OFF Operate indicator (orange) Output transistor Load (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) T L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) Display indicator (orange) Photoelectric main circuit Connector Pin Arrangement (M-8 Connector only) Note: Pin 2 is not used. Brown 1 Load Black Control output Blue to 2 VDC E-DA21-N E-DA7 Light- Dark- Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) Display Photoelectric main circuit * Load resistance: 1 kω min. indicator (orange) 7 Ω Brown Load Black Control output Orange Monitor output * 1 to 5 V Load Blue 12 to 2 VDC E-DA11TW E-DA6TW Light- Dark- CH1/ Incident light CH2 No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) CH1/ Incident light CH2 No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between brown and black) Note: With E-DA@TW models, only channel 1 is output when set for area sensing operation. LIGHT : when the incident level is between the thresholds for channels 1 and 2. DARK : OFF when the incident level is between the thresholds for channels 1 and 2. (Channel 2 is always OFF.) I/O Connectors for Models with M8 Connectors L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) indicator (orange) Display Photoelectric main circuit indicator (orange) Brown Black Load Control output 1 Load Orange Control output 2 Blue 12 to 2 VDC SF-M21-2-A SF-M21-5-A SF-M22-2-A SF-M22-5-A Wire colors Brown White Blue Black Classification Wire colors Connection pin No. Application Brown 1 Power supply (+V) DC White Blue Power supply ( V) Black Output Note: Pin 2 is not used. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 16

17 E-DA-N PNP Output Model mode Timing charts Mode selection switch Output circuit E-DA1-N E-DAB1-N E-DAG1-N E-DAH1-N E-DA1V E-DA8 E-DAB8 E-DAG8 E-DAH8 E-DAV Light- Dark- Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) Display Photoelectric main circuit indicator (orange) Connector Pin Arrangement (M-8 Connector only) Note: Pin 2 is not used. Brown 1 Control output Black Blue 2 1 Load 12 to 2 VDC E-DA51-N E-DA9 Light- Dark- Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) Incident light No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) Display Photoelectric main circuit * Load resistance: 1 kω min. indicator (orange) 7 Ω Brown Control output Black Monitor output 1 to 5 V Load Orange Load * Blue 12 to 2 VDC E-DA1TW E-DA8TW Light- Dark- CH1/ Incident light CH2 No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) CH1/ Incident light CH2 No incident light T indicator (orange) OFF Output transistor OFF Load Operate (e.g., relay) Reset (Between blue and black) L- (LIGHT ) D- (DARK ) indicator (orange) Display Photoelectric main circuit Note: With E-DA@TW models, only channel 1 is output when set for area sensing operation. LIGHT : when the incident level is between the thresholds for channels 1 and 2. DARK : OFF when the incident level is between the thresholds for channels 1 and 2. (Channel 2 is always OFF.) indicator (orange) Brown Control output 1 Black Control output 2 Orange Load Blue Load 12 to 2 VDC I/O Connectors for Models with M8 Connectors SF-M21-2-A SF-M21-5-A SF-M22-2-A SF-M22-5-A Wire colors Brown White Blue Black Classification Wire colors Connection pin No. Application Brown 1 Power supply (+V) DC White Blue Power supply ( V) Black Output Note: Pin 2 is not used. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 17

18 Connection E-DA-N Connection with Process Meter E-DA-N Monitor output Orange +V Brown V Blue KN-VD2@ VDC, 8 ma* to 2 VDC Note 1. Various I/O Units are available for the KN. Select an appropriate output type depending on the application. 2. This wiring is for the KN with DC power supply specifications and the Monitor (Analog) with DC power supply specifications. Check respective power supply specifications before wiring. * Use this service power supply for the with reference to the power consumption of each. Nomenclature Amplifiers, Monitor-output, Mark-detecting, Infrared, and Water-resistant Models Lock Button Level Display Setting Buttons Indicator when output is. OFF when output is OFF. Operating Mode Selector Use to switch between Light and Dark modes. Mode Selector Use to select SET, ADJ, or RUN mode. Twin-output Models Lock Button Level Display Setting Buttons Indicator when output is. Channel-selection Switch Use to switch between channels 1 and 2. Mode Selector Use to select SET, ADJ, or RUN mode. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 18

19 Amplifier Adjustments E-DA-N All Models 1 Changing the Display (RUN Mode) 2 Zero-reset (RUN Mode) Set the mode selector to RUN. RUN Digital incident level ( max.) Set the mode selector to RUN. RUN Digital incident level ( max.) (Factory-set to RUN) 2 s * To reset to zero again: 1 s 1 s Digital percent To return the initial digital incident level: 2 s Hold down both for s. *There is no limit on the number of times zero-reset can be used. Analog incident level and threshold Initial Reset (SET Mode) Set the mode selector to SET. SET 2 s Manual Tuning (Fine Sensitivity Adjustment) in ADJ Mode Perform fine sensitivity adjustment after teaching and manual tuning (without using the teaching function) in the way shown below: Hold down both for 5 s. Twin-output Models First, select the channel to be adjusted using the channel selection switch. CH1 CH2 Cancel Execute initial reset Set the mode selector to ADJ. Fine sensitivity adjustment ADJ Sensitivity increment with threshold decrement Sensitivity decrement with threshold increment The items displayed in ADJ mode vary with the display setting in RUN mode. RUN mode Digital incident level Digital percent Analog value ADJ mode Digital threshold Digital percent Analog value (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 19

20 E-DA-N Setting Functions in SET Mode Set mode selector to SET. SET Digital incident level display Teaching Four types of sensitivity settings are available. Refer to page 22 for details. 2 s Sensing function Displayed as "F." (factory-set) Monitor Focus B A Available with: E-DA21-N E-DA51-N E-DA7 E-DA9 Super-high speed 2 s Setting upper limit for monitoring Alternates between "A-UP" and setting value. 2 s Timer function Displayed as "t." (Factory setting) Alternates (Factory-set) In units of 1 from,. Alternates 2 Adjustable in 1-ms units for to 2 ms and in 5-ms units for 25 ms or higher. Alternates 2 s Flashing setting Displayed as "L." OFF (Factory-set) Alternates Note: It is not possible to set an upper limit that is lower than the lower limit. 2 s Hold setting Displayed as "H." Setting lower limit for monitoring Alternates between "A-LO" and setting value. OFF (Factory-set) (Factory setting) Alternates Peak Alternates In units of 1 from Bottom 2 s Display orientation setting Reversing display Alternates (factory-set) Alternates B A Reverse Note: It is not possible to set an lower limit that is lower than the lower limit. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 2

21 E-DA-N Twin-output Models Setting Functions (SET Mode) Set mode selector to SET. SET Digital incident level display Teaching Four types of sensitivity settings are available. Refer to page 22 for details. B A Setting the operating mode Changing the operating mode The operating mode for the channel set with the channel-selection switch can be changed. 2 s Timer function Displayed as t. Changed using the channel-selection switch CH1 CH2 (Factory setting) Channel 1 Channel 2 Adjustable in 1-ms units for to 2 ms and in 5-ms units for 25 ms or higher. L- (Factory setting) D- L- (Factory setting) D- 2 s Flashing setting 2 Displayed as L. OFF (factory-set) 2 s Sensing function Displayed as F. (factory-set) 2 s Hold setting Displayed as H. OFF (factory-set) Super-high speed Peak Area Bottom B A Area Sensing Area sensing is possible using the threshold values for channels 1 and 2. If channel 1 is set to L-, output turns when the incident level is between the thresholds. If channel 1 is set to D-, output turns OFF when the incident level is between the thresholds. The result is output to control output 1. (Control output 2 is always OFF.) 2 s Display orientation setting Reversing display (factory-set) Reverse (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 21

22 E-DA-N All Models Teaching (SET Mode) The four types of teaching given below are available. Once the setting is made, the Amplifier operates according to the settings. The red level display will flash if a teaching error occurs. In that case, repeat the whole teaching procedure. With twin-output models, switch to the channel to be adjusted using the channel-selection switch. CH1 CH2 Set the mode selector to SET to start teaching. Maximum Sensitivity Setting SET Two-point With/Without-object Teaching Step Step 1 Set the mode selector to SET. SET 1 Set the mode selector to SET. SET 2 Press the button for at least seconds. Setting is complete when the level display changes from red to green. The level display will display the digital incident level later. s (Red) (Green) 2 Press the button for approximately 1 second when the object is at the sensing position. Object 1 s Set to RUN mode. RUN The red level display is lit. (Red) One-point Without-object Teaching Step 1 Set the mode selector to SET. SET Press the button for approximately 1 second with no object. 1 s 2 Press the button for approximately 1 second. Teaching is complete when the red level display is lit. The level display will display the digital incident level later. Set to RUN mode. RUN 1 s (Red) Teaching is complete when the green 5 level display is lit.the level display will display the digital incident level later. 6 Set to RUN mode. Note: The order of with-object and without-object setting steps above can be reversed. Pin-point Teaching (for Positioning) Step 1 Set the mode selector to SET. SET RUN (Green) 5 The threshold is automatically set with the object. Object 2 Press the button for approximately 1 second with no object. Output The red level display is lit. 1 s (Red) Note: If one-point teaching is not available because the difference in level is too fine, try two-point teaching. Operating Mode Selector Operating mode Light- L- Dark- D- L D (Factory-set) Place the object in the desired position, and press the button for at least seconds. Object s Note: There is no operating mode selector for twin-output models. 5 Teaching is complete when the green level display is lit. The level display will display the digital incident level later. (The red level display will flash if a teaching error occurs.) (Green) 6 Set to RUN mode. RUN (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 22

23 Safety Precautions WARNING This product is not designed or rated for ensuring safety of persons. Do not use it for such purpose. Precautions for Correct Use Do not use the product in atmospheres or environments that exceed product ratings. Amplifiers Designing after Turning Power The is ready to detect within 2 ms after the power supply is turned. If the and load are connected to separate power supplies, be sure to turn the first. Mounting Joining and Separating Amplifiers Joining Amplifiers (1) Mount the Amplifiers one at a time onto the DIN track. E-DA-N Fiber Connection and Disconnection The E Amplifier uses a one-touch locking mechanism. (Only the E-NM uses a locking button mechanism.) Connect or disconnect the fibers to or from the E Amplifier using the following procedures: (1) Connection Open the protective cover, insert the fibers according to the fiber insertion marks on the side of the Amplifier, and lower the lock button. Lock button Fiber Fiber insertion mark (2) Disconnection Remove the protective cover and raise the lock button to pull out the fiber. Locked 1.7 mm Insertion position Unlocked Protective cover (2) Slide the Amplifiers together, line up the clips, and press the Amplifiers together until they click into place. Clip Click into place Separating Amplifiers Slide Amplifiers away from each other, and remove from the DIN track one at a time. (Do not attempt to remove Amplifiers from the DIN track without separating them first.) Note 1. The specifications for ambient temperature will vary according to the number of Amplifiers used together. For details, refer to Ratings and Specifications. 2. Always turn OFF the power supply before joining or separating Amplifiers. Note: To maintain the fiber properties, confirm that the lock is released before removing the fiber. () Precautions for Fiber Connection/Disconnection Be sure to lock or unlock the lock button within an ambient temperature range between 1 and C. Mounting the Mobile Console Head Leave a gap of at least 2 mm between the nearest Amplifier and the Mobile Console head. 2 mm Mounting the Mobile Console Head With Twin-output models (E-DA@@TW), up to 16 channels (i.e., eight E-DA@@TW Amplifiers) can be set using the E-MC11 Mobile Console. (Operating modes and area detection, however, cannot be set.) Adjustment Mutual Interference Protection Function There may be some instability in the digital display values due to light from other sensors. If this occurs, decrease the sensitivity (i.e., increase the threshold) to perform stable detection. EEPROM Writing Error If the data is not written to the EEPROM correctly due to a power failure during teaching or static-electric noise, repeat the whole teaching procedure. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 2

24 E-DA-N Optical Communications Several Amplifiers can be slid together and used in groups. Do not, however, slide the Amplifiers or attempt to remove any of the Amplifiers during operation. Hysteresis Adjustment The hysteresis setting can be adjusted using the Mobile Console. Do not, however, set the hysteresis to a value lower than the factory setting. Using a setting less than the factory setting may result in incorrect operation. Amplifiers with Connectors Mounting Mounting Connectors (1) Insert the Master or Slave Connector into the Amplifier until it clicks into place. The clip can also be removed using the following mechanism, which is incorporated in the construction of the section underneath the clip. (1) Insert the clip to be removed into the slit underneath the clip on another Amplifier. (2) Remove the clip by rotating the Amplifier. Rotate Insert (2) Join Amplifiers together as required after all the Master and Slave Connectors have been inserted. () Attach the stickers (provided as accessories) to the sides of Master and Slave Connectors that are not connected to other Connectors. When using the E-DA-N with the Mobile Console, mount the End Plate in the way shown below. Sticker Sticker Note: Attach the stickers to the sides with grooves. Removing Connectors (1) Slide the slave Amplifier(s) for which the Connector is to be removed away from the rest of the group. (2) After the Amplifier(s) has been separated, press down on the lever on the Connector and remove it. (Do not attempt to remove Connectors without separating them from other Amplifiers first.) End Plate Pull Strengths for Connectors (Including Cables) E-CN11, E-CN21, E-CN22: N max. E-CN12: 12 N max. Press down Lever Remove Mounting End Plate (PFP-M) Depending on how it is mounted, an Amplifier may move during operation. In this case, use an End Plate. Before mounting an End Plate, remove the clip from the master Amplifier using a nipper or similar tool. Clip (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 2

25 E-DA-N Accessories Operating Instructions Sticker E9-1 Attach near the. 1 English and 1 Japanese sticker per set Material: Front side: Paper, Reverse side: Adhesive tape Japanese Sticker 1 62 English Sticker (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 25

26 Dimensions E-DA-N (Unit: mm) Pre-wired Amplifiers E-DA11-N E-DAG11-N E-DA21-N E-DAH11-N E-DAB11-N E-DAB1-N E-DA1-N E-DAG1-N E-DA51-N E-DAH1-N E-DA11D Two, 2. dia. 1 With Mounting Bracket Attached.9 = 1.7 Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator 1.5 a *1 indicator * Mounting Holes Two, M Hole for optical communications 1.8 Two,.2-dia. holes Mounting Bracket (E9-L1) (order separately) SUS stainless steel *1. The Mounting Bracket can also be used on side A. *2. E-DA11-N/DA1-N/DAB11-N: -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulationdiameter: 1.1 mm). length: 2 m. E-DA21-N/DA51-N: -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter:1.1 mm). length: 2 m. Pre-wired Amplifiers, Water-resistant Models E-DA11V E-DA1V With Mounting Bracket Attached = 1.7 Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator *2 Two, 2. dia indicator 81.5 a * Mounting Holes Two, M Hole for optical communications 6.6 Mounting Bracket (E9-L18) (order separately) 5. SUS stainless steel *1. The Mounting Bracket can also be used on side A. *2. -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). length: 2 m. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 26

27 E-DA-N Pre-wired Amplifiers, Twin-output Models E-DA11TW E-DA1TW With Mounting Bracket Attached.9 = 1.7 Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator 1.5 a *1 *2 Two, 2. dia. 1 indicator Mounting Holes Two, M Two,.2-dia. holes Hole for optical communications 2. E9-L1 Mounting Bracket (order separately) SUS stainless steel *1. The Mounting Bracket can also be used on side A. *2. -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). length: 2 m. Amplifiers with Connectors E-DA6 E-DAG6 E-DA7 E-DAH6 E-DA8 E-DAB8 E-DA9 E-DAG8 E-DAB6 E-DAH8 E-DA6D E-DA6-P indicator Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator.9 = Two, dia Hole for optical communications Dimensions with Master Connector Connected Dimensions with Slave Connector Connected E-CN11:. dia. E-CN21:. dia. E-CN2: With no cable E-CN12: 2.6 dia. E-CN22:. dia. E-CN2: With no cable (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 27

28 E-DA-N Amplifiers with M8 Connectors, Water-resistant Models E-DA1V E-DAV *The Mounting Bracket can also be used on side A With Mounting Bracket Attached.9 = 1.7 Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator Two, 2. dia indicator 81.5 a * M Two, M.9 Mounting Holes Hole for optical communications 11 E9-L18 Mounting Bracket (order separately) SUS stainless steel Amplifiers with Connectors, Twin-output Models E-DA6TW E-DA8TW Incident level indicator Threshold level indicator indicator = Two, 2. dia Hole for optical communications.2 Dimensions with Master Connector Connected Dimensions with Slave Connector Connected E-CN21:. dia. E-CN22:. dia (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 28

29 E-DA-N Amplifiers with Connectors Master Connectors E-CN11 E-CN , +5 * dia ±2 1± * E-CN11: -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). E-CN21: -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). Slave Connectors E-CN12 E-CN , * E-CN12: 2.6 dia. E-CN22: dia * E-CN12: 2.6-dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with 1 conductor (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). E-CN22: -dia. vinyl-insulated round cable with 2 conductors (Conductor cross section:.2 mm 2 ; Insulation diameter: 1.1 mm). ± ±2 Mobile Console E-MC11 Mobile Console Mobile Console Head AC adapter jack Communications jack Communications jack Menu indicators 52.8 Connection indicator (8.2) Channel indicator Output indicator Channel buttons Teaching button Mode display 16 Escape button M5 ball plunger Optical communications position Enter button Mode button Power supply button Function button Battery indicators 5 Accessories (Order Separately) Mounting Brackets End Plate (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. 29

30 General Precautions Photoelectric s Technical Guide For precautions on individual products, refer to Safety Precautions in individual product information. WARNING These s cannot be used in safety devices for presses or other safety devices used to protect human life. These s are designed for use in applications for sensing workpieces and workers that do not affect safety. Precautions for Safe Use To ensure safety, always observe the following precautions. Wiring Item Power Supply Voltage Do not use a voltage in excess of the operating voltage range. Applying a voltage in excess of the operating voltage range, or applying AC power (1 VAC or greater) to a DC may cause explosion or burning. DC Three-wire NPN Output s Brown Blue Black Load Typical examples --- Load Short-circuiting Do not short-circuit the load. Doing so may cause explosion or burning. DC Three-wire NPN Output Brown Black Blue Load (Load short circuit) + - AC Two-wire s Example: EE2 Load (Load short circuit) Brown Blue Incorrect Wiring Do not reverse the power supply polarity or otherwise wire incorrectly. Doing so may cause explosion or burning. DC Three-wire NPN Output s Example: Incorrect Polarity Brown Blue Black Load - + DC Three-wire NPN Output s Example: Incorrect Polarity Wiring Load Brown Brown - Blue Black Black Blue + Load + - Connection without a load If the power supply is connected directly without a load, the internal elements may burst or burn. Be sure to insert a load when connecting the power supply. DC Three-wire NPN Output s Brown Black Blue 12 to 2VDC V AC 2-wire s Example: EE2 etc. Brown Blue Operating Environment (1) Do not use a in an environment where there are explosive or inflammable gases. (2) Do not use the in environments where the cables may become immersed in oil or other liquids or where liquids may penetrate the. Doing so may result in damage from burning and fire, particularly if the liquid is flammable. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. C-1

31 Photoelectric s Technical Guide Design Power Reset Time Precautions for Correct Use The will be ready to detect within approximately 1 ms after the power is turned. If the and the load are connected to separate power supplies, turn the power before turning the load power. Any exceptions to this rule are indicated in Safety Precautions in individual product information. Turning OFF Power An output pulse may be generated when the power is turned OFF. It is recommended that the load or load line power be turned OFF before the power is turned OFF. Power Supply Types An unsmoothed full-wave or half-wave rectifying power supply cannot be used. Mutual Interference Mutual interference is a state where an output is unstable because the s are affected by light from the adjacent s. The following measures can be taken to avoid mutual interference. Countermeasure Use a with the interference prevention 1 function. 2 Concept Through-beam s Reflective s Install an inference prevention filter. Separate s to distance where interference does not occur. If s are mounted in close proximity, use s with the interference prevention function. 1 or fewer s: E-DA@-S, E-MDA, EC-LDA Fiber s Performance, however, will depend on conditions. Refer to pages E-DA-S/E-MDA and EC-LDA. 5 or fewer s: E-NA Fiber s 2 or fewer s: ET, EZ, EZM, EZM-C, ES-C, EG-L1/L, or ES-C Built-in Amplifier Photoelectric s (except Through-beam s) EC Photoelectric with separate amplifier A mutual interference prevention polarizing filter can be installed on only the EZ-TA to allow close-proximity --- mounting of up to 2 s. Mutual Interference Prevention Polarizing Filter: E9-E11 Check the parallel movement distance range in the catalog, verify the set distance between adjacent s, and install the s accordingly at a distance at least 1.5 times the parallel movement distance range. If the workpieces move from far to near, chattering may occur in the vicinity of the operating point. For this type of application, separate the s by at least 1.5 times the operating range. Workpiece 1.5 L Workpiece L Alternate Emitters and Receivers. Close mounting of s is possible by alternating the Emitters with the Receivers in a zigzag fashion (up to two s). However, if the workpieces are close to the Photoelectric s, light from the adjacent Emitter may be received and cause the to change to the incident light state. Emitter Workpiece --- Receiver Receiver 5 Offset the optical axes. Emitter If there is a possibility that light from another may enter the Receiver, change the position of the Emitter and Receiver, place a light barrier between the s, or take other measures to prevent the light from entering the Receiver. (Light may enter even if the s are separated by more than the sensing distance.) If s are mounted in opposite each other, slant the s as shown in the following diagram. (This is because the s may affect each other and cause output chattering even if separated by more than the sensing distance.) θ θ 6 Adjust the sensitivity. Lowering the sensitivity will generally help. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. C-2

32 Photoelectric s Technical Guide Noise Countermeasures for noise depend on the path of noise entry, frequency components, and wave heights. Typical measures are as given in the following table. Type of noise Common mode noise (inverter noise) Common noise applied between the mounting board and the +V and -V lines, respectively. Noise intrusion path and countermeasure Before countermeasure After countermeasure Noise enters from the noise source through the frame (metal). Mounting block (metal) +V V Inverter motor IM Noise (1) Ground the inverter motor (to 1 Ω or less) (2) Ground the noise source and the power supply (-V side) through a capacitor (film capacitor,.22 μf, 6 V). () Insert an insulator (plastic, rubber, etc.) between the and the mounting plate (metal). () Insert an insulator. Mounting block (metal) (2) +V Inverter motor V Noise Noise IM (1) Noise Radiant noise Ingress of high-frequency electromagnetic waves directly into, from power line, etc. Noise propagates through the air from the noise source and directly enters the. Noise source +V V Insert a shield (copper) plate between the and the noise source e.g., a switching power supply). Separate the noise source and the to a distance where noise does not affect operation. Noise source Shield plate (copper) +V V Power line noise Ingress of electromagnetic induction from high-voltage wires and switching noise from the switching power supply Noise enters from the power line. Noise Noise +V V Insert a capacitor (e.g., a film capacitor), noise filter (e.g., ferrite core or insulated transformer), or varistor in the power line. Insert a capacitor, etc. +V Noise V Wiring Cable Unless otherwise indicated, the maximum length of cable extension is 1 m using wire that is. mm 2 or greater. Exceptions are indicated in Safety Precautions in individual product information. Cable Tensile Strength When wiring the cable, do not subject the cable to a tension greater than that indicated in the following table. Cable diameter Tensile strength Less than mm N max. mm or greater 5 N max. Note: Do not subject a shielded cable or coaxial cable to tension. Repeated Bending Normally, the cable should not be bent repeatedly. (For bending-resistant cable, see Attachment to Moving Parts on page C-.) Separation from High Voltage (Wiring Method) Do not lay the cables for the together with high-voltage lines or power lines. Placing them in the same conduit or duct may cause damage or malfunction due to induction interference. As a general rule, wire the in a separate system, use an independent metal conduit, or use shielded cable. Power line Work Required for Unconnected Leads Unused leads for self-diagnosis outputs or other special functions should be cut and wrapped with insulating tape to prevent contact with other terminals. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. C-

33 Photoelectric s Technical Guide Power Supply When using a commercially available switching regulator, ground the FG (frame ground) and G (ground) terminals. If not grounded, switching noise in the power supply may cause malfunction. Example of Connection with SD2 Controller DC Three-wire NPN Output s Reverse operation is possible using the signal input switch on the SD2. Blue V Black OUT Brown +12 V Mounting Attachment to Moving Parts To mount the Photoelectric to a moving part, such as a robot hand, consider using a s that uses a bending-resistant cable (robot cable). Although the bending repetition tolerance of a standard cable is approximately 1, times, robot cable has an excellent bending tolerance of approximately 5, times. Cable Bending Destruction Test (Tough Wire Breaking Test) With current flowing, bending is repeated to check the number of bends until the current stops. (2) (1) () 5 6 SD2 1 2 θ θ R Weight Test Specimen cable VR (H) x18/.12 Robot cable: Strong, conductive electrical wire 2 x.15 mm 2, shielded Bending angle (θ) Left/right 9 each Left/right 5 each Description/conditions Bending repetitions bends/minute Weight g 2g per bending Bending radius of support points (R) (1) through () in figure once (1) through () in figure once 5 mm 2.5 mm Result Approx. 1, times Approx. 5, times The testing conditions of the standard cable and robot cable are different. Refer to the values in the above table to check bend-resistant performance under actual working conditions. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. C-

34 Photoelectric s Technical Guide Securing Fibers The E Fiber Unit uses a one-touch locking mechanism. Use the following methods to attach and remove Fiber Units. (1) Attaching Fibers Open the protective cover, insert the fiber up to the insertion mark on the side of the Fiber Unit, and then lower the lock lever. Lock lever Fiber Fiber insertion mark Locked position 9mm Insertion position Lock released position Protective cover (2) Removing Fibers Open the protective cover, lift up the lock lever, and pull out the fibers. Adjustments Optical Axis Adjustment Move the Photoelectric both vertically and horizontally and set it in the center of the range in which the operation indicator is lit or not lit. For the ES-C, the optical axis and the mechanical axis are the same, so the optical axis can be easily adjusted by aligning the mechanical axis. Emitter Optical axis: The axis from the center of the lens to the center of the beam for the Emitter and the axis from the center of the lens to the center of the reception area for the Receiver. Mechanical axis: The axis perpendicular to the center of the lens. Emitter Receiver 1 2 Optical axis l Incident indicator or indicator OFF Optimum value Incident indicator or indicator OFF Optical axis Receiver Locked position Lock released position Protective cover Emission beam Mechanical axis Reception area Note:1.To maintain the fiber characteristics, make sure that the lock is released before removing the fibers. 2. Lock and unlock the fibers at an ambient temperature of 1 to C. (c)copyright OMR Corporation 27 All Rights Reserved. C-5