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Configuring output Q2 (example)
On the MLG-1, output Q2 may (for example) be configured with function
“LBB >= 1 AND LBB <= 30”. To configure this function in SOPAS ET, proceed as follows:
1. In SOPAS ET, go to the right-hand window and select (for example) the “Digital out‐
put 2” menu.
2. Configure function “LBB >= 1 AND LBB <= 30” as follows:
In SOPAS ET, go to the middle window and select the “Function programming
tab.
Select the “Expert” user level.
In the “Beam function variables” area, select beam function variables BFVar1
and BFVar2.
Go to the “Logic functions” area for the LogVar1 logic function variable and
logically link the BFVar1 and BFVar2 beam function variables.
In the “Digital outputs/Virtual outputs” area, assign the LogVar1 logic func‐
tion variable to output Q2. Please note that if you use the “Function program‐
ming” tab to configure a user-defined application, you will not be able to
make any further settings in the “Output” menu.
Figure 20: SOPAS ET – Function programming; used here (for example) to configure output Q2
with function “LBB >= 1 AND LBB <= 30”
Configuring output Q3 – Contamination output (Alarm) (example)
1. In SOPAS ET, go to the right-hand window and select (for example) the “Digital out‐
put 3” menu.
2. In the “Applications” area, select the “Diagnostics” application.
3. In the “Configuration” area, activate the “Contamination” option.
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T E C H N I C A L I N F O R M A T I O N | The MLG-2 as a replacement product for the MLG-1 and XLG 8020351.ZLW3/2017-05-03 | SICK
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