SICK MLG-2 ProNet - List of Tables

17 List of tables
1. Example of an MLG-2 type code................................................................................11
2. Meaning of the positions in the type code................................................................11
3. Monitoring height [mm]..............................................................................................12
4. Sensing range and minimum detectable object length........................................... 12
5. MLG-2 pre-configuration with fieldbus variant P...................................................... 13
6. Maximum detection heights...................................................................................... 16
7. Limiting range............................................................................................................. 16
8. Minimum detectable object in relation to the beam separation of the MLG-2...... 20
9. Minimum detectable object length with the MLG-2.................................................21
10. Minimum detectable object with cross-beam function on the MLG-2....................22
11. Minimum detectable object size with high measurement accuracy....................... 23
12. Minimum detectable object length with high measurement accuracy...................23
13. Functions available for or during teach-in.................................................................26
14. Functions available for operating modes and performance options...................... 26
15. Configurable measuring and diagnostic functions for switching output Q1...........27
16. Auxiliary resources and diagnostic options...............................................................27
17. System information.....................................................................................................28
18. Beam evaluation.........................................................................................................28
19. Settings for the interfaces..........................................................................................28
20. Settings for SOPAS ET................................................................................................ 28
21. Available process data............................................................................................... 29
22. Application examples for the MLG-2......................................................................... 34
23. Pin assignment, MLG-2 fieldbus connection box, CONFIG...................................... 49
24. Pin assignment, MLG-2 fieldbus connection box, BUS OUT.................................... 50
25. Pin assignment, MLG2 fieldbus connection box, BUS IN.........................................50
26. Pin assignment, MLG2 fieldbus connection box, POWER........................................50
27. Pin assignment, sender connection..........................................................................51
28. Pin assignment, I/O connection of the T-connector.................................................54
29. Value of the DIP switches...........................................................................................60
30. Nomenclature for access and data types................................................................. 61
31. Process data indexes................................................................................................. 62
32. Indexes for teach-in.................................................................................................... 63
33. Indexes for defining operating mode/performance options....................................63
34. Indexes with auxiliary resources and diagnostic options.........................................63
35. Indexes with system information............................................................................... 64
36. Indexes with beam evaluation................................................................................... 64
37. Compatibility modules ...............................................................................................64
38. NBB..............................................................................................................................65
39. NBM.............................................................................................................................65
40. FBB.............................................................................................................................. 65
41. FBM............................................................................................................................. 66
42. LBB.............................................................................................................................. 67
43. LBM..............................................................................................................................67
44. NCBB........................................................................................................................... 68
45. NCBM...........................................................................................................................68
46. CBB.............................................................................................................................. 69
47. CBM............................................................................................................................. 69
48. ODI............................................................................................................................... 69
49. IDI.................................................................................................................................70
50. RLC – Run-length code...............................................................................................70
51. Example run-length code with 30 beams................................................................. 71
52. Example run-length code with the first beam blocked.............................................71
53. Beam status................................................................................................................71
54. Beam functions for Zone measuring.........................................................................72
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