Wired Synchronization - Omron F3SG-SRB Series User Manual

System Operation and Functions

2-3-1-2. Wired Synchronization

F3SG-SRA
F3SG-SRB
 Overview
Synchronization is required for between an emitter and a receiver for normal operation of the F3SG-
SR. The Wired Synchronization for F3SG-SR is realized by wired communication between an emitter
and a receiver. In the Wired Synchronization setting, in up to three sets of the F3SG-SR can prevent
mutual interference.
The Mutual Interference Prevention does not work between the F3SG-SR in the Optical Synchronization and the F3SG-
SR in the Wired Synchronization.
Refer to 1-6-1. List of Models and Response Times for more information on the response time.
Refer to 5-1-4. Mutual Interference Prevention for more information on the Mutual Interference Prevention.
There are two ways to operate the F3SG-SR in the Wired Synchronization setting.
1) Connect the emitter and the receiver with the Intelligent Tap.
2) Connect the COM(+) and COM(-) lines of the emitter and receiver with each other.
The COM(+) and MUTE A use the same line and so do the COM(-) and MUTE B. If you use the Muting
and the Wired Synchronization, make sure to connect the F3SG-SR with the Intelligent Tap.
In the Wired Synchronization setting, the Area Beam Indicator (ABI) of the emitter can be linked with
that of the receiver.
In the Optical synchronization, the Area Beam Indicator (ABI) of the emitter keeps off regardless of the operation of the
F3SG-SR.
Refer to 5-4-3-1. Root-Straight Cable for more information on the wiring.
The F3SG-SR in the Wired Synchronization setting also requires the connection with the End Cap. Connect the emitter
and the receiver with the End Cap before power on.
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