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Brand | Sunx |
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Model | FX-101 |
Category | Accessories |
Language | English |
Details the function of operational keys and displays for sensor settings and modes.
Information on the green and red digital displays indicating threshold values and incident light intensity.
Instructions for mounting the amplifier unit onto a 35mm width DIN rail and removing it.
Guidance on using M3 screws with washers for mounting, including tightening torque.
Steps for correctly connecting fiber cables to the sensor amplifier unit.
Details on connecting the sensor using a cable with a CN-14A-C connector.
Instructions for safely disconnecting the cable connector by pressing the release lever.
Diagram showing the pin numbers and their corresponding terminal names (+V, Output, External input, OV).
Schematic illustrating the I/O circuit for NPN output type sensors.
Schematic illustrating the I/O circuit for PNP output type sensors.
Describes the initial display upon power-on and the normal display during RUN mode.
Explains how to adjust the threshold value using the UP/DOWN keys while in RUN mode.
Details on how the keylock function prevents inadvertent changes to settings.
Explains how to enter and exit setting mode using the MODE key.
Configuration options for output operation, including Light-ON or Dark-ON.
Settings for timer operations, including ON delay, OFF delay, and selectable delay times.
Adjustments for emission amount levels and emission frequency for optimal performance.
Method for setting threshold values by teaching object present and absent conditions.
Method for setting threshold values by teaching only the object absent condition.
Process for setting threshold values without stopping the assembly line for moving objects.
Instructions on how to enter PRO mode for advanced settings.
Adjusting the shift amount for limit teaching, from 0 to 80%.
Configuring external inputs for functions like emission halt, limit teaching, and ECO.
Setting modes related to storing threshold values based on external input selections.
Setting the cycle for the threshold value to follow incident light intensity variations.
Adjusting incident light intensity to a target value for compensation.
Enabling ECO mode to turn off the digital display after a period of inactivity.
Option to invert the digital display for better visibility.
Checking and setting the margin for the threshold value against incident light intensity.
Function to copy settings from a master side amplifier to a slave side amplifier.
Returning the sensor's settings to their default factory configurations.
Details on how external inputs affect sensor operation like emission halt and teaching.
Configuration for alert outputs based on external input conditions and threshold margins.
Procedure for copying settings from a master amplifier to a slave amplifier.
How to cancel the setting copy operation by pressing the MODE key.
Description of selecting and setting parameters using quick setting mode.
Reference table for quick setting codes related to various sensor functions.
Method for setting output operation, timer, and other parameters using code combinations.
Detailed table mapping code digits to specific sensor settings like output and timer.
Overview of available models (FX-101, FX-102) and their sensing range options.
Details on NPN and PNP output types, including sink/source current and residual voltage.
Input impedance and signal conditions for NPN and PNP external inputs.
Information on response times based on emission frequency settings.
Operating/storage temperatures, humidity, emitting element, material, and accessory details.
Table listing error codes (EEPROM, short-circuit, communication) and recommended actions.
Distinguishes modified units by a 'P' mark near the beam emitting inlet.
Important warnings regarding power supply, voltage, wiring, and noise interference.
Guidelines on avoiding direct sunlight, dust, oil, and inflammable gases for proper operation.
Advisories against disassembling the product and limitations on EEPROM write cycles.