Wrong, Gauge Orientation | Laser LS8000-3 specs

LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook

Installing the System

Gauge Orientation

The LaserSpeed gauge must be mounted such that the material to be measured moves in a direction parallel to the bottom of the LS8000-3, as shown below.

LS8000-3
Material Movement		Material Movement
☺ RIGHT3		WRONG
		2
LS8000-3E – can be mounted either from the bottom or the side
Material Movement		Material Movement
☺		WRONG
RIGHT3		WRONG
		2
Material Movement		Material Movement
☺ RIGHT3		WRONG
LS8000-3X		2
LS8000-3X
Material Movement		Material Movement
☺		WRONG
RIGHT3		WRONG
		2
Part No. 93463 / Drawing No. 0921-01561	Page 23 of 221		Revision A (Sep 2007)

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Laser LS8000-3 manual Wrong, Gauge Orientation

Contents

LaserSpeed LS8000-3 Declaration of Conformity Contents Mounting Dimensions for 85328 LaserTrak Software RS-232/RS-422 CommunicationEthernet Communication Appendix E Troubleshooting Guide Appendix a LS8000-3 Dimensions & Installation DrawingsAppendix B LS8000E Dimensions & Installation Drawings Appendix C LS8000X Dimensions & Installation Drawings Manufacturer/Distributor Limited WarrantyService Proprietary Statement European Commission Requirements Intended Use Safety Information Laser Classification Peak Power 50mW Wavelength 650-810 nm Laser Safety Precautions LS8000-3 Labels Labels and Safety Features LS8000-3E Labels LS8000-3X Labels Principle of Operation IntroductionSystem Overview Material Movement Model Standoff Distance Depth of Field Installing the SystemMounting the Gauge Environmental Conditions Laser SafetyAmbient Temperature Mounting Distance Steam & Mist Air Wipe / Quick Change Window Open Both Ends Mounting Location Near Twinner Near Takeup Twinner Lines Aligning the Gauge Types of Gauge Misalignment Gauge Orientation Wrong Connecting Power to the Gauge Connecting to Outputs Pin Description LS8000-3 25-Pin Connector Pinout LS8000-3 M12 Connector Pinout LS8000-3 9-Pin Connector Pinout LS8000-3E/LS8000-3X Connector Pinout LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook LS8000-3 Connector Pin DB37 39-Pin Description Pin Male 39-Pin Female Description LS8000-3E/LS8000-3X Breakaway Cable Pinout Maximizing Performance Validation Time Limit Selection Material Present AdjustmentMaterial Present Dropout Time Selection Starting/Ending Length Correction Interfacing with the LS8000-3 LS8000-3 Interface ConnectorsLS8000-3 Rear Panel Connectors Connector Gender Signals DB25 Connector RS-232 Serial Pinouts LS8000-3 to Computer DB25 Connector RS-232 Transmit and Receive PinsRS-232 Serial Pinouts LS8000-3 to Computer DB9 Connector High Speed Pulse Output Pins 3, 5, 7 Differential vs. Single Ended Pulse Outputs User Scaleable Pulse Output Pins 15, 4, 6 Quadrature Output Phase Relationships Typical Full Quadrature Pulse Train with Negative Velocity Definitions Quadrature Outputs at Extremely Low Pulse Frequencies Pulse s Pulse m Material Present Input Pin Optically Isolated Input Schematic Material Present Transition Effect Input Mode Example External Active High Connecting Material Present SwitchesOptical Switch Mode LS8000-3 Material Present Mode External Active Low Dual Switch Configuration +12-24VDC Power Signal Ground Signal Grounds Pins 11, 19 Isolation Not Required between Power Supply and I/O Measurement Direction Input Pin Laser Interlock Input Circuit Laser Interlock Pin Shutter Control Pin Length Reset Input Pin User VIN Pin +24VDC Power Input Pins 24-25 and Power Grounds Pins Index Printer Pulse Output Pins RS-422 Transmit +/- and Receive +/- Pins DB9 Connector Analog Output Specifications Analog Output Voltage/Ground Pins ⎧Voltage ⋅ QualityFactor = Voltage ⋅15 Measurement Synchronization Input Pins LS8000-3 M12 Connector Pinout M12 Ethernet Connector Part Number Length Cable Description LS8000-3 Interface CablesDB25 Cables Ethernet Cables Heavy Industrial Cables Breakaway Cables LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook Breakaway Cable Mounting Bracket Model Description Compatible With Base Size LS8000-3 Breakout Assemblies DB25 Breakout Assemblies Mounting Dimensions for 85328Part Interface/Feature Number DB37 Breakout Assemblies Mounting Dimensions for 85321, 85322, 85323Part Interface/Feature2 Pin Description DB25/DB37 Pin Breakout Assembly PinoutsRS-232 Connector RS-422 Connector Breakout Assembly A/C Power Connector Ethernet Connector #9CR Setting Value CommandApplication Interfaces Light Stack Interface Yes Light Stack Laser Meaning Radiation Lamp Emitted? Thermostat Interface Output How To Configure Output Pin Voltage Level Index Pulse & Length Thresholds Gauge-Gauge Synchronization LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook Dual through beam uses two D10 modules Banner D10 Through Beam SwitchSignal D10 LaserSpeed Single through beam Signal PD45 LaserSpeed Banner Retroflective Switch Picodot DataPro Signal Configure the LaserSpeed pulse per unit length DataPro 5000 BB DataPro 5000 DN DataPro 5000 DN Beckhoff I/O Signal KL5101-A LaserSpeedSignal KL5111-A LaserSpeed Domino a Series Signal Domino A200 LaserSpeed Durant President Series Signal Durant LaserSpeed Durant Settings Func # Value Hengstler Signal Hengstler LaserSpeed Imaje S4/S8 Signal Imaje S4/S8 LaserSpeed MI800 Signal MI800 Newport P6000A Signal Newport LaserSpeed Red Lion Paxi Siemens Counter Module Signal 450-1 LaserSpeed Siemens Counter Module 6ES5 385-8MB11 Signal Siemens LaserSpeed TrueMeter Signal TrueMeter LaserSpeed System Requirements LaserTrak for Windows Installing the LaserTrak SoftwareLaserTrak Software Starting LaserTrak Software Installation Procedure LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook Gauge Info Chart Recorder Screen Gauge Status File Menu LaserTrak ToolbarLaserTrak Menus Tools Menu Part No / Drawing No 103 Revision a Sep Terminal Assist Screen Part No / Drawing No 105 Revision a Sep LaserTrak Configuration Screens Part No / Drawing No 107 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 108 Revision a Sep Standard Operating Parameters Output Configuration Parameters Length Threshold B Direction Inversion SwitchAdvanced Operating Parameters Length Threshold a QF Warning Timeout Velocity Hold TimeoutLength Reset Value Length Reset Input Comm LED Control Chart Recorder Toolbar Displaying Data Chart Display Part No / Drawing No 116 Revision a Sep Monitor Display Length Mode Display Part No / Drawing No 119 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 120 Revision a Sep Baud Rate & Framing Serial Commands to set Baud Rate & FramingConfiguration Setting Serial Command RS-232/RS-422 Communication RS-232 Baud Recommended Maximum Rate Cable Length Baud Rate & Framing SettingsSetting Baud Rate Framing RS-232 Maximum Cable Lengths Valid LED Framing Baud Rate Indication on Power UpNumber of Comm Baud Rate LED Blinks Method Automatic Baud Rate Detection Notation Description Communication Protocol Text Example Font Descriptive Text High Speed Pulse Setting @NCR Set Communication Protocol Command DescriptionsSetting Baud Rate Framing @CR Read Jncr RS-232 Baud Rate & Framing Value Line Direction Quality Factor Warning TimeoutDirection Inversion Switch Quality Factor Warning Threshold Example Hold Velocity TimeoutHold Velocity If Above Analog Full Scale Velocity Calibration Trim Value Description Filter Range EnablesMaterial Present Input Mode Analog Zero Scale Velocity Material Present Threshold Level Material Present Dropout TimeMaterial Present Validation Time Tpcr Read Current & Max TemperatureVelocity at Loss of Material Hour Meter Current Value Averaging Time User Update RateRate Command R0CR RCR or $RCR Read Length Reset Input ActionLength Reset Value Mode Uncr Set Measurement Units$R4000CR UCR Read Minimum Final Length Walking Threshold Valid Measurement Output Index Pulse Output FunctionValue Index Pulse Output Function Material Present Output Thermostat Output QF Warning OutputShutter Open Laser On Yncr Set Index Pulse OPR SettingIndex OPR Pulse Length YCR Read Length Threshold B Length Threshold a Sync Output High Speed Pulse Output ConfigurationHigh Speed Pulse Rate Pulse Output Function $LNCR Set User Scaleable Pulse Output Configuration$LCR Read Length Threshold B Light Stack YellowLight Stack Red Pncr User Scaleable Pulse Rate Ethernet Status/Traffic LED Status Meaning COM LED FunctionValue COM LED RS-232/RS-422 Traffic Setting Lock Enabled Setting Lock Ethernet Hardware ID Ethernet EnabledGauge Model and Serial Number Value Effect IP Address Dhcp Enable/DisableDHCP?CR Read DHCP=NCR Set IP Address Hostname Response *IPADDR=192.168.0.213CR Default Gateway AddressCommand *IPDEFGW=192.168.0.213CR Command *IPDEFGW?CR Response *IPDEFGW=192.168.0.213CR Netmask Final Length Mode Bit Status Field Convention Text Output ModeFormat Format Description Examples Example TE Data Output Binary Output ModeRead One Line of Measurement Data Byte Value Data Processing Procedure Notation Description Length Bytes Configurable Text Output ModeTtncr Set Value Format Stop Real-time Output Read One Line of TT Data AUTO232=SCR Set RS-232 Power-On Data Transmission ModeAUTO232?CR Read AUTO422=SCR Set RS-422 Power-On Data Transmission ModeAUTO422?CR Read AUTOUDP=SCR Set UDP Power-On Data Transmission ModeAUTOUDP?CR Read UDP Power-On Data Destination Port UDP Power-On Data Destination IP Address Real-Time Data Timing Transmission Time Fastest Update Rate Communication Protocol Command List Setting Lock Enabled High Speed Pulse Output ConfigurationUser Scaleable Pulse Output Configuration Setting Lock Supported Protocols Configuration SettingsConfiguration Setting Command Read/Write Ethernet Communication Dhcp IP Address Configuration Start Run Type cmd At the command prompt, type Click OK Ping Example using Dhcp Telnet Example using Dhcp Manually Configured IP Address Part No / Drawing No 171 Revision a Sep Or use the IP Address you assigned Ping Example using Manual IP AddressStart Run Type cmd and click OK At the command prompt, type Ping / Icmp UDP Communications TCP Communications UDP Command Example UDP Real-Time Measurement Example Byte Description UDP Discovery BeaconDiscovery Beacon Format Identifier Value Response Length Bytes Discovery Beacon Response Format Transmitted Discovery Beacon UDP Discovery Beacon Example Received Discovery Beacon Responses Value 1 IP Address Value 2 Ethernet Hardware ID Value 3 Dhcp Enabled/Disabled Value 4 Gauge Model Value 5 Serial Number Value 6 Host Name General Specifications Specifications Water Cooling LS8000-3 SpecificationsAir Cooling Air Purge LS8000-3E Specifications Gauge Size 508 X 327 X 186 mm 20 X 12.9 X 7.3 Gauge Weight LS8000-3X Specifications LS8000-3 Features Appendix a LS8000-3 Dimensions & Installation Drawings Part No / Drawing No 190 Revision a Sep Air Wipe / Quick Change Window optional Appendix B LS8000E Dimensions & Installation Drawings Part No / Drawing No 193 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 194 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 195 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 196 Revision a Sep LS8000-E with AIR Purge see Table Appendix C LS8000X Dimensions & Installation Drawings Part No / Drawing No 199 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 200 Revision a Sep Part No / Drawing No 201 Revision a Sep Dual Conductor Supply Voltage Drop using Single Supply/Single ReturnWire Size Voltage Drop per Foot Voltage Drop per Meter Appendix D Supply Voltage Requirements Quad Conductor Supply LaserSpeed Cables Cable Description Power Wires Communications Appendix E Troubleshooting Guide See the Automatic Baud Rate Detection LOCKEN=1CR Zcrlf Result of Laser beam inspection Quality Factor/Valid Measurements LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook LS9000 Only Aluminium strip $N-999999999CR $X999999999CR LOCKED=0CR Measurements Environmental conditions LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook Miscellaneous Ethernet Ethernet option Index LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook