OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS | Bulkscan LMS511 8014829/ZNC5/2017-06-06 | SICK
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CONFIGURABLE FUNCTIONS
4 Congurable functions
This section describes the functions of the Bulkscan which can be selected via soft-
ware.
4.1 Setting the belt speed
Inordertomeasuretheow,itisessentialtodeterminethespeedatwhichthebulkis
moving on the conveyor belt.
There are several ways to transmit/transfer the belt speed to the Bulkscan.
• Setaxedandknownbeltspeed.
• Connect an encoder to the Bulkscan.
• Connect a current signal via the analog module (see "12.2 Accessories“ on page
77).
• Transmit the belt speed via telegram (see "13.1 Telegram reference“ on page 80).
The Bulkscan can monitor the belt speed and signal on a digital output if the control
range is left.
How to set a xed value for the belt speed:
Switch to the Measurement tab.
Set Fixed value as the source as in the Belt speed group.
CongureavaluefortheFixed belt speed.
If necessary, you can use a Status signal with the required Logic for the belt opera-
tion (see "4.12 Digital inputs“ on page 24).
How to set an encoder:
Switch to the Measurement tab.
Set Encoder as the source in the Belt speed group.
ConguretheResolutionoftheencoder.Thisiscalculatedfromthecircumferenceof
the measuring wheel (shaft) and the number of lines.
Measuring wheel circumference in mm
Resolution =
Number of lines
Ifnecessary,youcancongureDirectiondetection(positiveandnegativeows)via
phase or level.
How to set an analog value for the belt speed:
Switch to the Measurement tab.
Set Analog value as the source in the Belt speed group.
Congurethe4 mA point as well as the 20 mA point with the associated belt
speeds.
How to congure the belt speed signaling on a digital output:
Switch to the Measurement tab.
ConguretheBelt speed as Encoder or as Analog value.
Switch to the Interfaces tab
Click on Digital outputs to open the Digital outputs tab (see "4.13 Digital outputs“
on page 25).
Select the assignment Belt speed for the required output.
Select the required Logic.
DenetheLower limit, the Upper limit and the associated Hysteresis.