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SENSORS ULTRASONIC SENSOR Chapter Issue 6, May 19 Technical Reference Manual 40.7 UL TRASONIC SENSOR Description The ultrasonic sensor transmits a co nical shaped area of ultrasonic sound waves; some of the waves are reb…

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SENSORS
OPTO SENSORS
40.6 Technical Reference Manual Chapter Issue 6, May 19
2. Short out the signal to earth on the socket.
3. Check the relevant digital input under Diagnostics - System - Display all
Digital Inputs to confirm, or otherwise, that the sensor is defective.
Long Throw Type The long throw opto works on the same principal as the through beam type but
uses two individual sensor devices (receiver and emitter) to cover a wider gap,
ie screen at centre indicator.
Figure 40-7 Long Throw Opto
Testing/Adjustment If the sensor fails to operate, confirm the sensor is faulty as follows:
1. Disconnect the long throw opto receiver.
2. Short out the signal to earth on the socket.
3. Check the relevant digital input under Diagnostics - System - Display all
Digital Inputs to confirm, or otherwise, that the sensor is defective.
Figure 40-8 Voltage Diagram
Long Throw Optos
+V
Opto-isolator
1K8
0V
0V
12V
Signal O/P
12V
0V
Control
Circuit
12V
12V
Emitter
Emitter
0V
0V
Signal O/P
Receiver
Receiver
12V
0V
Digital Input
Vane
Out
In
Out
12V
0V
On
Off
Off
Indication Light
Signal
SENSORS
ULTRASONIC SENSOR
Chapter Issue 6, May 19 Technical Reference Manual 40.7
ULTRASONIC SENSOR
Description The ultrasonic sensor transmits a conical shaped area of ultrasonic sound
waves; some of the waves are rebounded back to the receiver in the sensor.
When a board passes over the sensor the amount of rebounded sound
changes, switching the output of the sensor.
Figure 40-9 Ultrasonic Sensor
Testing Procedure If the sensor fails to operate carry out the following:
1. Disconnect the sensor.
2. Short out the signal to 0V on the socket.
3. Check the relevant digital input under Diagnostics - System - Display all
Digital Inputs to confirm, or otherwise, that the sensor is defective.
Figure 40-10 Voltage Diagram
+V
Opto-isolator
1K8
0V
Pin 1 12V
Pin 2 Teach
Pin 3 0V
Pin 4 Signal
+V
0V
View on Arrow A
Bi-Colour Status LED
Teach Button
Ultrasonic Sensor
A
Digital Input
Control
Circuit
Board
Absent
Present
Absent
12V
0V
Signal
SENSORS
INDUCTIVE SENSORS
40.8 Technical Reference Manual Chapter Issue 6, May 19
INDUCTIVE SENSORS
Description An inductive sensor consists of an induction loop which generates a magnetic
field. When a metal object is moved close (typically 3 - 4mm) to the sensing area
of the sensor, the inductance of the loop changes, increasing the current flow
through the loop. This change is detected by internal circuitry and switches the
sensor.
Figure 40-11 Inductive Sensor
Testing/
Adjustment
The Squeegee/ProFlow home sensor can be tested using Diagnostics. The
sensor incorporates an LED indicating the status of the sensor. There is no
adjustment for this sensor as it is in a fixed position.
For testing and adjustment of the rail lifted sensor, refer to the relevant transport
rail chapter.
Squeegee/ProFlow Home Sensor
Rail Lifted Sensor
Sensing Area
(Range 3mm)
Sensing Area
(Range 4mm)
Sensor Bracket
+V
Opto-isolator
1K8
0V
12V Brown
0V Blue
Signal Black
Control
Circuit
Digital Input
LED
LED