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DS600 Non-Ferrous Double Sheet Detector
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Table 5 – Model DS600 Single/Double Sensing
Gauge Signal
SW 2
ACCEPT
LED
ACCEPT
Output
REJECT
LED
REJECT
Output
< No-metal Threshold
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
>= No-metal Threshold
OFF
GREEN
ON
OFF
ON
<= Single/Double Threshold
ON
GREEN
ON
OFF
ON
> Single/Double Threshold
OFF
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
Symbols:
< is less than, > is greater than, <= is less than or equal to, >= is greater than or equal to.
Table 6 – Models DS600P and DS600PC Single/Double Sensing
Gauge Signal
SW 2
ACCEPT
LED
ACCEPT
Output
REJECT
LED
REJECT
Output
AUX
Output*
< No-metal Threshold
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
ON
>= No-metal Threshold
OFF
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
OFF
<= Under Threshold
ON
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
OFF
>= Under Threshold
OFF
GREEN
ON
OFF
ON
ON
<= Single/Double Thresh
ON
GREEN
ON
OFF
ON
ON
> Single/Double Thresh
OFF
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
RED
OFF
ON
* Only if switch 3 ON.
The part present sensing mode may be used to insure that a second component is present on
an assembly. A typical application would be to insure that a captive nut is in place on an
assembly. The logic of part present sensing is reversed as compared to single/double sensing.
Here the stronger signal, indicating more material, is the accepted condition while in
single/double sensing the stronger signal indicates the unwanted condition of too much material.
Table 7 shows the response of all DS600 model ACCEPT and REJECT LEDs and ACCEPT,
REJECT, and AUX control outputs to various gauge signal levels and switch 2 settings for part
present sensing.