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General| Brand | SMC Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | ISA3 Series |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
General safety instructions, hazard levels (Caution, Warning, Danger), and important notes.
Product warranty terms, disclaimer, and compliance requirements for WMD and exports.
Operator qualifications, reading manual, handling precautions, and specific product warnings.
Details the gap detection capability, display indications, and non-contact nature of the product.
Explains the model naming convention and available options for ordering the product.
Detailed technical specifications including rated distance, pressure, electrical, and display characteristics.
Graphs illustrating supply pressure dependence and response time based on distance and piping.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings for the product and mounting brackets.
Covers piping, mounting to DIN rail or bracket, and handling precautions during installation.
Details on using correct tightening torque for ports, tube specifications, and nozzle shape.
Information on connector pin assignments (body and cable side) and wiring examples.
Illustrates the assembly of parts for units without and with control units.
Explains the measurement mode, placement verification, and level meter display.
Describes how to set switch points, hysteresis, and output modes for OUT1 and OUT2.
Guides through setting mode, including preparation and step-by-step operation for adjustments.
Details how to navigate and change various functions (F0, F1, F2, F6, F10, etc.).
Outlines IO-Link functions, communication specs, process data structure, and parameter settings.
Procedures for cleaning the product's OUT port orifice to ensure correct detection.
A table cross-referencing faults, possible causes, and countermeasures for common issues.
Lists troubleshooting steps for IO-Link indicator light status and communication errors.
Explains various error codes displayed on the main and sub displays and their meanings.
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