CAUTION: The power to all the scanners should be switched OFF during the connection process. By
supplying power to the Master, all the connected remote devices will be powered automatically.
Figure 46. Master to Remote Connection
Remote #1
M
R1
Remote #2
out in
Master
R2
out out
Config. PC
Machine Interface
Connections
in in
CAUTION: Do not reverse the connections; it may cause malfunctions.
Note: Labels on the rotation connectors help identify the in and out connectors.
4.5 Power Supply and PC Connections
All power connections to the Laser Scanner must strictly comply with standard regulations.
The scanner requires a 24 V DC power supply voltage. Power must be supplied in accordance with SELV/PELV per IEC
60204-1 for all the devices electrically connected to the Safety Laser Scanner. Ensure that the scanner is provided with
appropriate electrical fuse protection and ensure that the functional earth system is the same for all the devices connected to
the Laser Scanner.
Note: The safety laser scanner's external power supply must be capable of bridging a brief power failure
of 20 ms, as required by IEC 60204-1.
Note: A functional earth connection is available on all models. This functional earth connection can be
connected or left floating to achieve the best compliance with electromagnetic interferences for the
application.
Connect the Laser Scanner to a PC for configuration and/or monitoring. The user must create an Ethernet network between
the two devises by employing M12 to RJ45 cables. For more information, see Cordsets on p. 114 and Configuration
Instructions on p. 67.
Note: The scanner must be powered off during any connection operation. Power up the scanner after
connecting it to the computer for configuration.
Note: During configuration, the scanner works using its previously saved configuration.
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