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General functions<br />
Multi-scan<br />
Increases the noise immunity against powerful<br />
external light sources (multi-scan)<br />
If noise and disturbances are expected due to powerful<br />
external light sources in rugged ambient conditions –<br />
for instance as a result of stroboscopic lamps or welding<br />
robots – if a beam is interrupted, it is often more practical<br />
to first wait until the interruption continues before<br />
the outputs are shut down. This increases the degree of<br />
availability of the plant/system whereby the response<br />
time is increased and therefore the safety clearance.<br />
Transmission channels<br />
2<br />
1<br />
Transmission channels<br />
In order to be able to differentiate between the transmitted<br />
infrared light and ambient light and to avoid the<br />
infrared light from being influenced by e.g. warning<br />
lights of passing forklift trucks or sparks from welding<br />
equipment, the infrared light is transmitted in pulse<br />
packages. The light curtains, light grids and transceivers<br />
are equipped with two transmission channels.<br />
1 Transmission channel 1<br />
2 Transmission channel 2<br />
Contactor monitoring<br />
The contactor monitoring is used to monitor the contactors,<br />
relays or valves connected downstream from<br />
the light curtain. In this case, switching elements with<br />
positively driven checkback signal contacts are required.<br />
Start/restart inhibit<br />
The start/restart inhibit function can be activated in<br />
order to prevent that the plant or system immediately<br />
resumes operation after the protective field has been<br />
interrupted and then becomes free again. When securing<br />
access to machines etc., it is absolutely mandatory<br />
that the start/restart inhibit function is used. The reason<br />
for this is that only the access to the hazardous<br />
zone is monitored, but not the area between the protective<br />
field and the potentially hazardous motion.<br />
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