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Material Present Input | Controls how the gauge determines Material Present. The sensor can use |
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Mode | either the amount of reflected laser light (Internal), or it can use an external |
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| input signal (Active Low/Active High). |
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Material Present | Sets the time that Material Present can be lost before the sensor triggers the |
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Dropout Time | end of a measurement. If you are taking measurements and the Material |
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| Present signal is lost for less than the selected Material Present dropout time, |
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| the loss is considered to be a momentary loss of signal and is ignored. If the |
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| signal is lost for longer than the selected Material Present dropout time, it is |
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| considered the end of the material. This function is very useful when making |
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| length measurements on poor reflecting material. |
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Material Present | Sets the maximum time that can elapse between the detection of Material |
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Validation Time Limit | Present and the acquisition of valid velocity readings. If the acquisition of valid |
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| velocity readings exceeds this time limit the gauge will consider the length |
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| measurement to be invalid and output 999999.999 as a length. |
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Material Present | A value from 0 to 4095 that indicates the relative reflected laser light threshold |
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Threshold | level of the Material Present signal. A setting of 0 would take very little |
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| reflected light to trigger Material Present. A setting of 4096 will take a lot of |
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| light on the detector to trigger MP. A good starting place is in the center of the |
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| range. This setting is only applicable when the Material Present Input Mode is |
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| set to Internal. |
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Walking Threshold | The velocity value below which, the output is forced to zero regardless of |
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| whether or not valid readings are obtained. This setting is useful for eliminating |
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| accumulation of length when the material is vibrating while stationary in the |
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| measurement zone. Setting this value to 0 disables the setting. The range is 0 |
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| to 2000 |
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Minimum Final Length | When in Final Length mode, sets the minimum length that will be reported. |
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| This is useful for ignoring momentary glitches in Material Present caused by |
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| outside disturbances such as water droplets or spray passing through the |
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| measurement area. Any measured length less than this setting will not be |
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| reported as a Final Length. The range is 0 to 999,999.999. |
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Index Pulse Length | Sets the Index pulse length in 10 ms increments. The range is from 10ms to 2 |
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Index Pulse Every | Sets the distance between index pulses in the selected measurement units. |
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| The range is 0.1 and 2000 |
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High Speed Pulse Rate | Sets the number of pulses per unit length for the high speed pulse output. The |
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| unit length can be configured by setting the Units of Measurement setting. The |
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| gauge is capable of transmitting pulse rates as high as 5MHz on this pulse |
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| output. Select a Pulse Rate setting that will produce a frequency lower than |
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| 5MHz at the maximum expected line speed. The range is 0.001 to 100,000. |
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Low Speed Pulse Rate | Sets the number of pulses per unit length for the adjustable voltage pulse |
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| output. The unit length can be configured by setting the Units of Measurement |
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| setting. The sensor is capable of transmitting pulse rates as high as 250kHz |
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| on this pulse output. Select a Pulse Rate setting that will produce a pulse rate |
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| lower than 250kHz at the maximum expected line speed. |
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| For example, if the maximum line speed was 1000 m/min, a setting of 10,000 |
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| pulses/meter would produce an output frequency of about 167kHz. (1000 |
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Part No. 93463 / Drawing No. | Page 109 of 221 | Revision A (Sep 2007) |