Руководство по эксплуатации Omron E418 (EN)

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Fiber Sensor Features Selection Guide Standard Installation Saving Space Beam Improvements Transparent Objects Environmental Immunity Technical Guide and Precautions 2 Page 4 Page 6 Page 16 Page 24 Page 38 Page 42 Page 52 Page 96 Page 102 Page 62 Page Fiber Sensor Best Selection Catalog Best Selection Installation Information Fiber Units Applications Model Index Start with Smart! Easily select the most reliable Fiber Unit for your detection conditions.

Smart Fiber Amplifier Units Smart Fiber Amplifier Units Fiber Amplifiers, Communications Unit, and Accessories 68 Page E3NX-FA Series 68 Page 69 Page E3X-ZV Series Addition of Infrared models, Analog output models and Communications models with wired outputs. A new fiber amplifier unit able to detect the “presence or absence” of workpieces with “solid stability” at an “amazing price” .

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Fiber Sensor Fiber Sensor Features Optimal Fiber Sensor for additional Fiber Units for various Installation Conditions, Easy Wide Variety “Mounts Anywhere” Suitable for Harsh Environments Variously-shaped, compact heads allow installation in any small space. Fiber Units are available for various installation conditions and can be installed as is, even in harsh environments. Smart Tuning “Achieve Easy Detection in Many Applications” Just press the button to set the optimum incident level and threshold. Consistent settings are achieved for all users with this ultra-easy procedure.

Press the button once with a workpiece and once without a workpiece TUNE Automatic Setting of Optimum Values Threshold + Incident Level ST E3NX-FA Smart Fiber Amplifier Units Set to the intermediate value between the incident levels with and without a workpiece. Incident level adjustment with and without a workpiece 68, 70 Page Optimum Light Intensity Adjustment from Transparent Objects to Black Workpieces The incident level is optimized to enable stable detection even for saturated or insufficient incident levels. Light Intensity Adjustment Range of 40,000 Times + 1/2000 + 1 + 20 Excessive Incident Level Incident light reduced. Incident light increased.

“Smooth Wiring and Setting” Reduced Wiring Simply link the Fiber Amplifier Units together for easy wiring and checking. Use the Distributed Sensor Unit for distributed installation to reduce introduction costs and work. Separate Installation Commissioning time is reduced with batch setting from a Touch Panel or backup data for process switchovers. Easy Setup Controller Master Open Network Sensor Communications Units Fiber Distributed Sensor Units Slaves 02 Network between Units ‘Easy’ and ‘Stable’ for

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Fiber Sensor Best Selection All in One Desk-top Navigation installation when starting production. Fiber Sensor Features Fiber Amplifier Units with easy optimum setting Stable Fiber Units E32 06 Page Improved Basic Performance “Expanded Application Response Capabilities” Improvements in the sensing distance and minimum sensing object increase the range of application for stable detection. 1.5 Times the Sensing Distance* 1/10th the Minimum Sensing Object * 6 m 0.3 μm dia. For E32-LT11 Fiber Unit with a fiber length of 3.5 m Typical example of actual measurements with E32-D11R Fiber Unit. * Compared to E3X-ZV.

Basic Features of Fiber Sensors Ideal for narrow spaces or for detecting minute objects. Sensor Communications Units E3NW Digital display achieves visual control and quantitative control. 68, 70 Page Conventional Photoelectric Sensor with Built-in Amplifier Fiber Sensor Set the threshold by a sensitivity adjuster / Check the operation by an indicator. Quantitative control over threshold settings with a digital display. MIN MAX Sensor • Ambiguous standard (e.g., 3/4 turn of adjuster) • Indicator does not show the present value. • The reference value can be set numerically for easier specification. • Easily perceivable present value. Minimal Cost Process. 03

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Selection Guide Selection by Category Select a Fiber Unit. Select Accessories of Fiber Amplifier Unit Fiber Unit Index Category Pages Select a Fiber Amplifier Unit and Communications Unit. Select a category. Select a model. 05 Page 06 to 66 Page 68 Page 71,87 Page Before Selecting Fiber Units The Fiber Units specifications give the sensing distance when the Fiber Unit and Fiber Amplifier Unit is combined. Check the Fiber Amplifier Unit series for easier selection. Fiber Amplifier Unit Series Fiber Amplifier Unit specifications Sensor Communications Unit application Page listings Selection by Model Search for the page in the model index. Search for the model on the corresponding pages.

102 Page Each Page 04 Fiber Sensor Features Selection Guide Fiber Units Standard Installation Threaded Hex-shaped Cylindrical Saving Space Flat Sleeved Beam Improvements Small Spot High Power Narrow view BGS Transparent Objects Retro- reflective Limited- reflective Environmental Immunity Chemical- resistant, Oil-resistant Bending Heat- resistant Applications Area Detection Liquid-level Vacuum FPD, Semi, Solar Installation Information Fiber Amplifiers, Communications Unit, and Accessories Technical Guide and Precautions Model Index 04 E3X-ZV E3NX-FA E3X-ZV Series E3NX-FA Series Output 1 output 1 or 2 outputs (depending on the model) External input Not supported Supported or not supported (depending on the model) Response time 50 μs /250 μs/1 ms/16 ms (Default:

250 μs) 30 μs (32 μs)/250 μs/1 ms/16 ms (Default: 250 μs) Sensing distance (Giga-power mode) E32-T11R 2,000 mm 3,000 mm E32-D11R 840 mm 1,260 mm Minimum sensing object E32-T11R 5 μm dia. 2 μm dia. Communications method (Sensor Communications Unit model) — EtherCAT (E3NW-ECT) CC-Link (E3NW-CCL) Applicable Sensors — Fiber Sensor (E3NX-FA0/FA10/FA40/FAH0) Laser Sensors (E3NC-LA0, E3NC-SA0) Contact-Type Sensor (E9NC-TA0) Ordering Information 86 Page 70 Page Ratings and Specifications 88 Page 72 Page Dimensions 89 Page 76 Page

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