– If more beams are blocked on the side of the first beam, the height is
measured from the bottom.
– If more beams are blocked on the side of the last beam, the height is
measured from the top.
NOTE
Blocked beams are shown in the simulation in red and made beams are shown in
green. The automatically defined object height can be further adjusted afterward.
Manual configuration
►
Select the beam from which the height is to be measured:
– Height measured from last beam
– Height measured from first beam
►
Select one of the following settings for the height classification and enter the
number of beams n:
Figure 97: Settings for height classification
•
≥ Object is larger than or equal to n beams:
The output becomes active when an object covers the beam defined as the top
beam or reaches beyond this beam.
•
≤ Object is smaller than or equal to n beams:
The output becomes active when an object covers the beam defined as the top
beam or falls short of this beam.
•
= Object is equal to n beams:
The output becomes active when an object is the exact same size as the beam
defined as the top beam.
The beam that has been set is shown in blue in the Simulation area. It can be moved
using the mouse.
Figure 98: Setting the height with the mouse
Zone selection
For additional information, see "Function Zone measuring", page 125 .
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