DIST mm

1475

DIST in

32512

The sensor measures 1475 mm

distance to target.

The sensor measures 325.12 inches

distance to target.

Figure 2. Run Mode Display

Offset Value

An offset value can be entered or taught. It increases or decreases the measured value to compensate for a mounting position that does

not correspond with the zero-point of the sensor. For example, 3000 mm actual distance minus 1200 mm offset equals 1800 mm

adjusted output value.

The offset value can be up to 100,000 mm or the corresponding value in inches. The plus and minus symbols are selectable. The offset

value applies to all outputs. It reverts to 0 when the Factory Preset function is used.

Factory-Preset Conditions

The sensor reverts to the following factory-preset conditions:

TEACH-In:

Q1 and Q2 (discrete) — single switchpoint (full sensing range), ± 5 mm hysteresis

QA (analog) — Mode 1, rising (positive slope, full sensing range)

Offset — 0

Unit — mm

Serial – RS422

Password – OFF

Hysteresis: Manually adjustable in ± 1 mm steps,

symmetrically around the switching point.

(If upper limit is reached, limit value of

measurement range becomes the upper limit.)

Single-point switching

Two-point switching

Two main TEACH methods:

• Individually teach A1 and A2 limits via manual input.

• Copy Discrete Output limits to Analog.

NOTE: Analog A1 and A2 must be at least 300 mm apart.

Discrete Outputs (Q1 and Q2) –

Normally Closed

Normally Open

Normally Closed

Normally Open

Mode 1 – Positive Slope

Mode 2 – Negative Slope

A1

A1

A2

A2

Analog Output (model LT7PIDQ only) –

Figure 3. TEACH mode options for each output

Multiple Outputs

The sensing distance is entered manually or it can be taught with QuickSet and TEACH-In. Either one or two sensing conditions may be

taught for each output.

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