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Chapter 9 Connected Components Workbench Software
Figure 115 shows the four-sensor muting settings. Ta ble 59 describes the muting
settings. Select the values appropriate for the application.
Figure 115 - Muting Settings
Table 59 - Muting Settings
Setting Description
Muting type This setting is a read-only field, setup by the Configuration tab.
Maximum muting time This setting is the maximum time that the material can occupy the light curtain.
Activation time
between muting
sensors T(sens)
Specifies the maximum muting time between sensors. This setting is the time in which
the object must block both sensors on either side of the light curtain. If the time is
exceeded, the muting timing error becomes active, and the light is not be muted. If the
object then blocks the second sensor, the muting sequence error becomes active. The
object must be removed from the sensors.
Light curtain
interruption monitored
(T(espe)
If set to OFF, the time from the start of muting to when the object blocks light curtain is
not used in the muting sequence.
If set to ON, specify the time that the light curtain must be interrupted after muting
starts. If the time is exceeded, the OSSD outputs turn OFF.
Muting signal
activation delay time
Specifies a delay before muting becomes activated.
• Max setting: 2550 ms
•Default setting: 80 ms
• Min setting: 0 ms
Muting signal
deactivation delay
time
Specifies a delay before muting becomes de-activated.
• Max setting: 2550 ms
• Default setting: 50 ms
• Min setting: 0 ms
Muting dependent
override (MDO)
Specifies the duration of the muting dependent override signal. Use this function to force
the OSSD outputs ON after a muting error has occurred. The override signal becomes
active on the trailing edge.
• Max setting: 1275 s
• Min setting: 0 s
Partial muting (user
defined)
The light can be set up to allow muting to a specified number of lenses. Specify the first
lens and last lenses that is muted. If the other lenses are blocked, the OSSD outputs turn
OFF.
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