Catalogue Operating Instructions: Programming devices for BLVT
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1. Programming procedure
BLPG / BPSG
FIESSLER
E L E K T R O N I K
1. Programming procedure (also refer to the operating manual of the light grid)
BLPG: Blanking programming unit
A key switch is used to enable programming. The programming unit is not absolutely necessary for operating the light curtain and can be removed again once programming is complete..
BPSG: Blanking programming unit and switching unit
Like type BLPG, but also with a voltage supply and force-guided relay with potential-free outputs.
LED "Aktiv"
Dip professional switches for setting the blanking mode
Instruction applies to BPSG and BLPG units without a selector switch connection (with selector switch connection see Chapter 3)
Programming must only be performed by authorized personnel. The key switch for enabling programming must be removed again immediately after programming is complete. The light curtain's current resolution must be clearly indicated on the accompanying sign.
1. Set the desired blanking mode using the DIP switches (refer to the BLVT operating manual).
2. Install barriers in the protective field. These are blanked after programming. The first beam (as seen from the plug) must not be dark, as it is needed to synchronize the transmitter and receiver. If beam 1 is covered during teach-in, the light curtain assumes the error state and the orange and yellow LEDs on the receiver start to flash rapidly (about 4 times per second). The programming process must be repeated with a free first beam.
3. Turn the key switch to the programming setting. Wait until the controller's green LED indicates readiness for programming (about 2 seconds). If the green LED "Aktiv" is flashing, this indicates a wrong switching position of the DIP switches
or a wrong connection at the selector switch interconnection terminals.
4. Remove the key switch. Programming is complete once the green LED " is deactivated. On the Display of BLCT/ILCT appears about 2sec. the blanking mode (see also Table).
5. Test the protective field with an appropriate rod.
At any point in the field, this rod must deactivate the outputs.
only BLCT / ILCT
Blanking modes:
S1
S2
S3
S4
Display:
No blanking
1
1
1
1
A A
Static blanking
1
0
0
0
C C
Static blanking with 1-beam reduced resolution
1
0
0
1
C 1
Static blanking with 2-beam reduced resolution
1
0
1
0
C 2
Dynamic blanking (only 1 area possible)
0
1
0
0
H H
Dynamic blanking with 1-beam reduced resolution
0
1
0
1
H 1
Dynamic blanking with 2-beam reduced resolution
0
1
1
0
H 2
1-beam reduced resolution
0
0
0
1
1 r
2-beam reduced resolution
0
0
1
0
2 r
Ignore 1 beam only once (full resolution for the remaining protective field)
0
0
1
1
1 u
Ignore 2 beams only once (full resolution for the remaining protective field)
1
1
0
0
1 u
If the blanked areas do not cover the entire protective field, additional protective grids need to be installed.
6. Affix a sign indicating the current resolution.
7. The light curtain is now ready for operation. The dynamic blanking and reduced resolution operating modes are indicated by slow flashing (about once per second) of the adjustment aid and restart interlock LEDs on the receiver (with the protective field clear).
Important notes and restricti­ons are provided in the light curtain operating manual.
Fiessler Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG Kastellstr. 9 D 73734 Esslingen
BA_BLPG_BPSG_1141
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Phone: +49(0)711 / 91 96 97-0 Internet: http://www.fiessler.de Fax: +49(0)711 / 91 96 97-50 eMail: info@fiessler.de
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