IFM O6H7 Series Manual de usuario

Operating instructions

Diffuse reflection sensor with

background suppression

O6H7xx

706457 / 00 11 / 2017

Contents

1 Preliminary note��3

1�1 Symbols used ��3

2 Safety instructions ��3

3 Functions and features ��3

4 Installation��4

5 Operating and display elements ��5

5�1 Stability indication��5

6 Electrical connection��6

6�1 PNP ��6

6�2 NPN ��6

7 Settings��7

7�1 Settings on the sensor��7

7�1�1 The sensor is to switch when the object is detected ��7

7�1�2 The sensor is not to switch when the object is detected ��7

7�1�3 Set maximum range ��7

7�1�4 Programming unsuccessful ��8

7�1�5 Electronic lock ��8

7�2 Setting via IO-Link ��9

7�2�1 Adjustable parameters��9

7�2�2 Setting the range by means of background and object �� 11

7�2�3 Setting the range by means of background��12

7�2�4 Setting the maximum range��12

8 Operation��13

9 Maintenance, repair, disposal��13

1 Preliminary note

1.1 Symbols used

►Instruction

> Reaction, result

[…] Designation of pushbuttons, buttons or indications

→Cross-reference

Information

Supplementary note�

Important note

Non-compliance can result in malfunctions or interference�

2 Safety instructions

According to the cULus approval

Caution - Use of controls or adjustments or procedures other than those

specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure�

Visible laser light; CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT�

IEC 60825-1 : 2007 and IEC 60825-1 : 2014

Complies with 21 CFR 1040�10 except for deviations pursuant to Laser

Notice No� 50, dated June 2007�

Position of the product label Additional label

3 Functions and features

The diffuse reflection sensor detects objects and materials without contact and

indicates their presence by a switching signal�

4 Installation

►Align the diffuse reflection sensor to the object to be detected (Fig� 1)�

> For exact alignment, use the accessories for fine adjustment�

►Secure it to a bracket�

Fig� 1

Fig� 2 Note

The objects to be detected are to

move transversely to the lens of the

sensor�

►In case of other directions of

movement it should be tested

before whether safe switching is

guaranteed�

Fig� 3 Shiny object

►In case of shiny object surfaces

and less shiny background surfac-

es the sensor should be mounted

at an angle of appox� 5 - 10°�

Fig� 4 Shiny background

►In case of shiny background

surfaces and less shiny object

surfaces the sensor should be

mounted vertically to the back-

ground surface�

5 Operating and display elements

1: LED green - operation,

stability indication

2: OUT OFF button

3: LED yellow - switching output active

4: OUT ON button

5.1 Stability indication

The green LED is lit when the supply voltage is applied and the sensor signal is

stable�

stable signal switch point stable signal

Light-on mode

LED green on off off on

LED yellow on on off off

Dark-on mode

LED green on off off on

LED yellow off off on on

6 Electrical connection

The unit must be connected by a qualified electrician�

►The national and international regulations for the installation of electri-

cal equipment must be adhered to�

►Ensure voltage supply to EN 50178�

►Disconnect power�

►Connect the unit as follows:

6.1 PNP

Connector M12 pigtail Cable

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BK: black

BN: brown

BU: blue

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Colours to DIN EN 60947-5-2

Connector M8 3-pin Connector M8 4-pin

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6.2 NPN

Connector M12 pigtail Cable

L+

BK: black

BN: brown

BU: blue

L+

Colours to DIN EN 60947-5-2

Connector M8 3-pin Connector M8 4-pin

L+

7 Settings

7.1 Settings on the sensor

7.1.1 The sensor is to switch when the object is detected

Fig� 1 ►Position the object�

►Press [OUT ON] for > 2 s�

> The yellow LED flashes�

> The setting of the range with object

is made by releasing [OUT ON]�

Fig� 2 ►Remove the object

►Press [OUT OFF]�

> The setting of the range without

object is made by releasing [OUT

OFF]�

> The yellow LED goes out� Pro-

gramming is finished�

7.1.2 The sensor is not to switch when the object is detected

►Position the object (see figure 1) and press [OUT OFF] for > 2 s�

►Remove the object (see figure 2) and press [OUT ON]�

The setting can also be carried out first without object and then with object�

7.1.3 Set maximum range

►Align the sensor so that no light is reflected�

1. The sensor is to switch when the object is detected

►Press [OUT ON] for > 2 s, then [OUT OFF]�

2. The sensor is not to switch when the object is detected

►Press [OUT OFF] for > 2 s, then [OUT ON]�

7.1.4 Programming unsuccessful

> The LED flashes quickly, 8 Hz�

• Measured value difference too small

• Max� programming time (15 min�) exceeded�

7.1.5 Electronic lock

Lock or unlock the buttons

►Press [OUT ON] and [OUT OFF] simultaneously for 10 s�

> Acknowledgement is indicated by a brief change of the LED switching status�

7.2 Setting via IO-Link

This unit has an IO-Link communication interface which enables direct access

to process and diagnostic data� In addition it is possible to set the parameters of

the unit during operation� Operation of the unit via IO-Link interface requires an

IO-Link master�

With a PC, suitable IO-Link software and an IO-Link adapter cable communication

is possible when the system is not in operation�

The IODDs necessary for the configuration of the unit, detailed information about

process data structure, diagnostic information, parameter addresses and the

necessary information about the required IO-Link hardware and software can be

found at www�ifm�com�

7.2.1 Adjustable parameters

Among others, the following parameters can be set via IO-Link�

A table of all adjustable parameters can be found at www�ifm�com�

Parameter name Values Description Default

setting

SSC1 Param�

SP1

17 mm ��

100 mm

Setting of the switch point with a step in-

crement of 1 mm� After a teach the value

resulting from this teach is displayed�

Please refer to

the datasheet

value "range"

Teach SP1 TP1 Teach sequence to set switch point

SP1� Part one (TP1): teach on object�

Both parts of the teach sequence, TP1

and TP2, have to be executed, in order

to place switch point SP1 between the

object and the background

(TP = teach point)�

N� A�

Teach SP1 TP2 Teach sequence to set switch point SP1�

Part two (TP2): teach on background�

Both parts of the teach sequence, TP1

and TP2, have to be executed

(TP = teach point)�

N� A�

Teach Custom

SP1 without

target

Teach on background only, the switch

point will be defined slightly in front of

the background� Choose this setting as

an alternative to Teach SP1 if no target

is available�

N� A�

Parameter name Values Description Default

setting

TI Result�State - Idle

- SP1

Success

- Wait for

command

- Busy

- Error

- Custom

Teach-in state, after a successful teach

the value 'SP1 success' will be indicated�

N� A�

Sequence

modulation

- OFF

- AUTo

OFF: Anti-Crosstalk function off

AUTo: Anti-Crosstalk function on

OFF

SSC1 Config�

Logic

High active

Low active

Setpoint logic, state for target detected

(High: light-on mode / NO,

Low: dark-on mode / NC)

Please refer to

the datasheet

value "output

function"

SSC1 Switch-On

delay

0 �� 2 Switch-On Delay; increment 0�1 s 0

SSC1 Switch-Off

delay

0 �� 2 Switch-Off Delay; increment 0�1 s 0

Transmitter

configuration

- On

- Off

Configuration transmitter light On / Off On

Number of power

cycles

0 �� 65535 Number of power cycles N� A�

Operating hours 0 �� 65535 Operating hours N� A�

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