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General| Brand | Renishaw |
|---|---|
| Model | OMI-2 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety advice and precautions for users operating the OMI-2.
Machine supplier responsibilities for user safety, guards, and interlocks.
Overview of the OMI-2 as an optical receiver and machine interface.
Information on OMI-2 power supply requirements, voltage, and current.
Yellow LED indicates START signal transmission status to the probe.
Red LED signals low battery; prompts prompt battery replacement.
Green/red LED for probe status; multi-colour LEDs indicate error conditions.
Tri-colour LED indicates infrared signal status received from the probe.
Details on SSR outputs for probe status 1, Error, and Low battery.
Specs for 5V isolated probe status 2a, including load current and output voltages.
Specs for power supply driven probe status 2b, including load current and output voltages.
Configuration settings for the SW1 switch for different output modes.
Configuration settings for the SW2 switch for probe status and start modes.
Details on Auto Start intervals and Machine Start signal types.
Integrating OMI-2 with tool setting probes using M codes.
Using OMI-2 outputs to drive external audible indicators.
Procedures for cable termination and details on OMI-2 cable specifications.
Methods for cable sealing to protect against coolant and dirt ingress.
Resolving issues with probe switching in Optical Start/Stop modes.
Steps to fix beam obstruction and optical interference problems.
Solutions for probe stopping mid-cycle or encountering unexpected errors.
Addressing unexpected triggers and probe out-of-range problems.
Diagnosing probe switching on with an active ERROR LED.
Solutions for incorrect triggering and when the probe is out of reception range.
Handling low battery indications without machine control feedback.
Troubleshooting machine control response to probe triggers or seating.
Resolving issues where the probe fails to switch on.
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