microsonic mic+25-IU-TC mic+ Ultrasonic Sensors with One Analogue Output User Manual
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mic+25-IU-TC mic+ Ultrasonic Sensors with One Analogue Output
User Manual Operating Manual
mic+ Ultrasonic Sensors with one analogue output
mic+25/IU/TC, mic+35/IU/TC
mic+130/IU/TC, mic+340/IU/TC
mic+600/IU/TC
Product description
- The mic+ sensor with one analogue output measures the distance to an object within the detection zone contactless. A signal proportional to distance is created according to the adjusted window limits of the analogue characteristic curve.
- The sensor automatically detects the load put to the analogue output and switches to current output or voltage output respectively.
- All settings are done with two pushbuttons and a three-digit LED display (TouchControl).
- Three-colour LEDs indicate all operation conditions.
- Choosing between rising and falling output characteristic is possible.
- The sensors are adjustable manually via TouchControl or via Teach-in procedure.
- Useful additional functions are set in the Add-on menu.
- Using the LinkControl adapter (optional accessory) and the LinkControl software for Windows®, all Teach-in and additional sensor parameter settings can be optionally undertaken.
The mic+ sensors have a blind zone in which distance measurement is not
possible. The operating range indicates the distance of the sensor that can be
applied with normal
reflectors with sufficient function reserve. When using good reflectors, such
as a calm water surface, the sensor can also be used up to its maximum range.
Objects that strongly absorb (e.g. plastic foam) or diffusely reflect sound
(e.g. pebble stones) can also reduce the defined operating range.
Diagram 1: Set sensor parameters numerically using LED display
Safety Notes
- Read the operating instructions prior to start-up.
- Connection, installation and adjustment works may only be carried out by expert personnel.
- No safety component in accordance with the EU Machine Directive, use in the area of personal and machine protection not permitted
Proper Use
mic+ ultrasonic sensors are used for non-contact detection of objects.
Synchronisation
If the assembly distances shown in Fig. 1 for two or more sensors are exceeded
the integrated synchronisation should be used. Connect Sync/Comchannels (pin 5
at the units receptable) of all sensors (10 maximum).
| |
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mic+25…
mic+35…
mic+130…
mic+340…
mic+600…| ≥0.35 m
≥0.40 m
≥1.10 m
≥2.00 m
≥4.00 m| ≥2.50 m
≥2.50 m
≥8.00 m
≥18.00 m
≥30.00 m
Fig. 1: Assembly distances, indicating synchronisation/multiplex
Multiplex mode
The Add-on-menu allows to assign an individual address »01« to »10« to each
sensor connected via the Sync/ Com-channel (Pin5). The sensors perform the
ultrasonic measurement sequentially from low to high address. Therefore any
influence between the sensors is rejected.
The address »00« is reserved to synchronisation mode and deactivates the
multiplex mode. To use synchronised mode all sensors must be set to address
»00«.
Installation
Î Assemble the sensor at the installation location.
Î Plug in the connector cable to the M12 connector, see Fig. 2.
| | colour
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1| +UB| brown
3| –UB| blue
4| –| black
2| I/U| white
5| Sync/Com| grey
Fig. 2: Pin assignment with view onto sensor plug and colour coding of the
microsonic connection cable
Start-up
- Connect the power supply.
- Set the parameters of the sensor manually via TouchControl (see Fig. 3 and Diagram 1)
- or use the Teach-in procedure to adjust the detect points (see Diagram 2).
Fig. 3: TouchControl/LED display
Factory setting
mic+ sensors are delivered factory made with the following settings:
- Rising analogue characteristic
- Window limits for the analogue output set to blind zone and operating range
- Measurement range set to maximum range
Maintenance
mic+ sensors work maintenance free.
Small amounts of dirt on the surface do not influence function. Thick layers
of dirt and caked-on dirt affect sensor function and therefore must be
removed.
Notes
- mic+ sensors have internal temperature compensation. Because the sensors heat up on their own, the temperature compensation reaches its optimum working point after approx. 30 minutes of operation.
- If an object is within the set window limits of the analogue output, then LED D1 lights up green, if the object is outside the window limits, then LED D1 lights up red.
- The load put to the analogue output is detected automatically when turning supply voltage on.
- During normal operating mode, the measured distance value is displayed on the LED-indicator in mm (up to 999 mm) or cm (from 100 cm). Scale switches automatically and is indicated by a point on top of the digits. Alternatively a percentage scale may be set in the add-on menu. In this connection 0 % and 100 % correspond to the set window limits of the analogue output.
- If no objects are placed within the detection zone the LED-indicator shows »– – –«.
- The sensor can be set to its factory setting, see Diagram 3.
- If no push-buttons are pressed for 20 seconds during parameter setting mode the made changes are stored and the sensor returns to normal operating mode.
Show parameters
- In normal operating mode shortly push T1. The LED display shows »PAr.«
Each time you tap push-button T1 the actual settings of the analogue output
are shown.
Diagram 2: Set sensor parameters via Teach-in procedure
Diagram 3: Key lock and factory setting
Diagram 4: Useful additional functions in Add-on menu (for experienced users
only, settings not required for standard applications) 
Note
Changes in the Add-on menu may impair the sensor function. A6, A7, A8, A10,
A11, A12 have influence on the response time of the sensor.
Technical data
microsonic GmbH / Phoenixseestraße 7 / 44263 Dortmund / Germany
T +49 231 975151-0 / F +49 231 975151-51 / E
info@microsonic.de / W
microsonic.de
The content of this document is subject to technical changes.
Specifications in this document are presented in a descriptive way only. They
do not warrant any product features.
Enclosure Type 1
For use only in industrial machinery NFPA 79 applications.
The proximity switches shall be used with a Listed (CYJV/7) cable/connector
assembly rated minimum 32 Vdc, minimum 290 mA, in the final installation.
Registration no. 75330-19 Approved on June 25th, 2019
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